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INSIDE TODAY DAILY GLOBE Thursday, October 3, 2019 Showers likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 46 | Low: 36 | Details, page 2 Iron, Gogebic SAILING ON SUNDAY LAKE counties to participate in Kellett procession By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] IRONWOOD – The Thursday procession of a recently identi- fied soldier who died in the early days of the Second World War will include members of area fire and public safety units. The procession for Walter Kellett, a deceased soldier who died while a prisoner of war in the Philippines in 1942, will trav- el from Cen- tral Wiscon- sin Airport early Thurs- day, taking U.S. 51 north through Hur- ley, to U.S. 2 and then west along Clover- land Drive into Iron- Walter wood, turning Kellett south on Low- ell Street to McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Inc., at 305 N Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe Lowell St., said Andrew Smith- STUDENTS IN seventh-and-eighth-grade classes from the Wakefield-Marenisco School District, race catamaran sail boats Wednes- son, the funeral home manager day across Sunday Lake in Wakefield. The high school school students participated later in the day. Despite the chilly weather, most handling arrangements on seemed to be enjoying the activity. Bode Lynott said, “It’s easy to learn.” Physical education teacher Lauren Korpi said most of the behalf of Kellett’s family. children had never sailed before. “It’s a lot of fun,” said Travis Bachand. The boats are owned by instructor Steve Eliasen of Interna- Stacy Ofstad, director of Iron tional Youth Sailing of Oshkosh. County Emergency Management and chief of the Saxon-Gurney Volunteer Fire Department, said that four-to-six fire departments in Iron County will join the E-TC ‘fab-lab’ gets 50K donation funeral coach escort led by the By JAN TUCKER Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermedi- of the technology with the cur- In a report from K-12 princi- Michigan National Guard Mili- [email protected] tary Funeral Honors Team when ate School District fabrication riculum. pal Patti Witt, she said the new it reaches Mercer at around EWEN – An anonymous laboratory training program, the In his report Radovich said Prodigy Club for elementary stu- noon. The firefighters, along donation to the Ewen-Trout donation frees up other funds the school district is using a stu- dents held its first meeting with with members of Wisconsin and Creek School District will give a that will help establish a fab-lab dent survey to make some food nearly a dozen students attend- Michigan Patriot Guard Riders boost to developing its fabrica- at A.D. Johnston High School in service adjustments to the menu ing. The club is meant to help clubs will follow the funeral tion lab. Bessemer, he said. more relevant along with students have fun while coach north to Hurley along U.S. A $50,000 donation to the Ashley Nevins, director of improvements to the dining strengthening their math skills. 51. school will in part support the community education for Goge- environment. Some changes The Gaming Club for junior Units from Gogebic County purchase of a plasma cutting bic-Ontonagon Intermediate coming include submarine sand- high and high school students will join the procession from The table for the Ewen-Trout Creek School District, is coordinating wiches and a salad bar with will meet after school, she said. Bell Restaurant about seven School “Fab-lab,” said Superin- the training of instructors from fresh vegetables, he said. The school board discussed tendent David Radovich at the the six area schools, Radovich “We want more students to Sept. 26 school board meeting. said. The training will also help eat meals at school,” Radovich Working in conjunction with educators to incorporate the use said. KELLET — page 5 FAB LAB — page 5 BATTLING THE BIG LAKE DNR looks for feedback on Oman’s Creek project IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP – the lake from the boat launch. The Department of Natural “Our hope is to gauge public Resources is planning a meeting opinion on future investment at next week to gather public feed- the Oman Creek boating access back on an effort to reduce sedi- site,” DNR regional field planner ment build up around the Eric Cadeau said in the release. Oman’s Creek boat launch at Lit- “Staff will present the preferred tle Girl’s Point. design alternative and discuss the The meeting is scheduled for 6 design challenges that were p.m., Thursday, Oct. 10 at Gogebic encountered. We’ll also ask the Community College’s Lindquist public what the most important Center and will feature a short investment opportunities are at DNR presentation followed by a the site. Gathering this input from public comment period. boaters, anglers, residents and Erosion, sediment build up others is critical to the design and and storm damage from wave funding prioritization process.” action have long been issues at The project to build the groin the boat launch, according to a is funded through the Michigan DNR news release. State Waterway’s Fund, which As part of the effort to reduce uses money from boat registra- these issues, the DNR has devel- tions and marine fuel taxes for oped a $170,000 design to build public recreational boating facili- Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe a groin structure into Lake Supe- ties. Money is also coming from a WAVES POUND the Lake Superior shoreline at the mouth of Oman’s Creek on Little Girl’s Point rior at the boat launch designed U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Wednesday. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is holding a meeting Oct. 10 at Goge- to interrupt sediment moving sport fish restoration program bic Community College to gather public feedback on a plan to build a groin into Lake Superior to down the coast and filling up the grant. reduce sediment buildup at the creek’s mouth. creek’s mouth, blocking access to —Richard Jenkins

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Connecticut Public Safe- lies who are waiting,” Gov. “Then we heard all the WASHINGTON (AP) – c r a t i c with supporters, cam- ty Commissioner James Ned Lamont said. “And we rumbling and the thunder, Bernie Sanders’ campaign p r i m a - paign manager Faiz Shakir Rovella said hours after the are going to give them the and all the smoke comes said Wednesday that the r y , said, “The state of our crash that some of those on best information we can as up, and we kind of figured Democratic presidential w h i c h campaign, we feel, is board were burned, and soon as we can in an hon- it wasn’t good,” Hamer candidate had a heart pro- h a s strong and getting “the victims are very diffi- est way.” said. cedure for a blocked artery spurred stronger. We’ve got work cult to identify.” The National Trans- Antonio Arreguin, who and was canceling events d e b a t e to do because our path is Some of the survivors of portation Safety Board sent had parked at a construc- and appearances “until fur- o v e r the most ambitious path the crash were critically a team of 10 to investigate tion site near the airport, ther notice.” whether of any candidate out injured, authorities said. the cause of the crash. said he did not see the The 78-year-old Ver- t h e there.” He also touted the One person on the ground The plane was a few plane but heard the explo- mont senator experienced p a r t y first television ad, which was also hurt in the crash minutes into the flight sion and could feel the heat chest discomfort during a Bernie should the campaign was sched- Sanders and a firefighter involved when the pilots reported a from “this big ball of campaign event Tuesday r a l l y uled to launch in Iowa. in the response suffered a problem and said it was orange fire” about 250 and sought medical evalua- behind But those spots were minor injury. No children not gaining altitude, offi- yards away. tion. Two stents were “suc- a new generation of politi- suspended on Wednesday. were on the plane. cials said. It lost control The same plane also cessfully inserted,” and cal leaders. Sanders’ health The health issue comes The death toll of seven upon touching down and crashed in 1987 at an air Sanders “is conversing and issue is certain to revive as Sanders has been trying could rise, Rovella said. He struck the shed just before show near Pittsburgh, in good spirits,” according that discussion in the to turn a corner after a said some lives were likely 10 a.m. injuring several people, the to the campaign. He’s weeks before the next pres- summer that saw him saved by the efforts of peo- The airport – New Eng- Collings Foundation said. recovering at a Las Vegas idential debate this month. eclipsed as the premier lib- ple including a person who land’s second-busiest – Hit by a severe crosswind hospital. President Donald eral in the field by Mas- raced to help the victims was closed afterward but as it touched down, the Sanders tweeted on Trump is 73. sachusetts Sen. Elizabeth and people on the plane reopened a single runway bomber overshot a runway Wednesday afternoon that Sanders’ campaign Warren. Sanders has who helped others to about 3½ hours later. and plunged down a hill. It he was “feeling good. I’m wouldn’t say whether the dropped well behind War- escape the fire by opening Flight records from was later repaired. fortunate to have good candidate had suffered a ren, 70, and former Vice a hatch, Rovella said. FlightAware shows the The crash reduces to health care and great doc- heart attack before the President Joe Biden, 76, in “You’re going to hear plane had traveled about 8 nine the number of B-17s tors and nurses helping me blockage was opened. But a most polls and recently about some heroic efforts miles and reached an alti- actively flying, said Rob to recover.” doctor not involved in the reshuffled his staffing in from some of the individu- tude of 800 feet. Bardua, spokesman for the Then, sounding one of care said, if not, Sanders early states to become als that were in and around In recordings of audio National Museum of the his favorite themes from could expect to be back to more competitive. that plane,” he said. transmissions, the pilot U.S. Air Force, near Day- the campaign trail, he a normal busy schedule in “Given his recent stalls The retired, civilian-reg- told an air traffic controller ton, Ohio. added: “None of us know about a week. in the polls, the timing is when a medical emergency “This will give him more pretty bad here,” Demo- might affect us. And no one energy,” said Dr. Ron cratic strategist Jim Manley Placido Domingo resigns as should fear going bankrupt Waksman, an intervention- said of Sanders’ heart pro- if it occurs. Medicare for al cardiologist at MedStar cedure. general director of LA Opera All!” Heart & Vascular Institute Sanders’ 2020 rivals The Democratic field’s in Washington. were quick to wish him oldest candidate, Sanders Sanders’ hospitaliza- well. Warren told liberal SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – Opera star tions were first reported by The Associated sometimes jokingly refers tion came on a day of cele- activists in Las Vegas that Placido Domingo resigned Wednesday as Press. to his age at town halls and bration for his campaign, she called and texted general director of the Los Angeles Opera In two reports published Aug. 13 and other events, especially which had earlier Sanders and that she and withdrew from all future perfor- Sept. 5 , the AP spoke to more than 20 when interacting with announced the Democrat- “wants to see him strong mances, following multiple allegations women who accused Domingo of sexual younger participants. He is ic field’s strongest quarter- and back on the trail as from women who say the legendary tenor harassment or other inappropriate, sexu- one of three candidates ly fundraising numbers so soon as possible.” sexually harassed them there and at opera ally charged conduct. Many said Domingo over age 70 in the Demo- far. On a telephone call “We want to send our companies around the country over a peri- tried to pressure them into sexual rela- best wishes for a quick od of decades. tionships and sometimes punished them recovery to Domingo’s departure from LA Opera professionally if they rejected him. All said # # @BernieSanders today,” raises questions about his future career in they feared reporting him because of his THIS DAY tweeted Julián Castro, an the United States, where he has been power to make or break their careers, and Obama administration removed or has stepped down from all that his behavior was an open secret in the IN HISTORY housing chief. scheduled appearances since the allega- opera world. October 3 • 1789 Washington proclaims 1st national Thanksgiving Day on November 26 DAILY GLOBE • 1849 American Author Edgar Allen Poe is found delirious in the gutter in Baltimore, Maryland under B N mysterious circumstances; it is the last time he is I G O seen in public • 1872 Bloomingdale’s department store in NY opens Today’s • 1913 US Federal income tax is signed into law (1%) by President Woodrow Wilson Numbers G G • 1955 “Mickey Mouse Club” premieres are... Today’s History was sponsored by 56 47 STOP IN AND CHECK OUT OUR NEW Hwy. 77, Iron Belt, WI (7 short miles W. Hurley) 715-561-5515 BLOODY Friday Fish Fry - Haddock, Perch, Bluegill & Shrimp Saturday Prime Rib and Baby Back Ribs MARY BAR Full Soup & Salad Bar Friday & Saturday Saturday & Sunday 11am-2pm Thurs.-Sun. Fresh Broasted Chicken Dinner Specials OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ~ Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner 2040 Saarnio Rd., Mercer 715-476-0289 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2019 3 Secretary of State offices HEALTHY SCHOOLS collecting food donations LANSING – Secretary ing campaign, which The organization coor- of State Jocelyn Benson included the Michigan dinates the Harvest Gath- announced that all Secre- Health and Hospital ering program, which tary of State branch offices Association and multiple supplies the state’s region- will be collecting nonper- state departments, col- al food banks through ishable food items as part lected 1,285,000 pounds donations of food and of the annual Harvest of food and more than money. The regional food Gathering campaign. $329,000. banks serve food pantries, The campaign runs “Creating partnerships soup kitchens and shel- through Friday, Nov. 15. between corporations, ters in every Michigan “Secretary of State small businesses and gov- county. offices have been partici- ernment is critical to mak- Nonperishable food pating in the Harvest ing Michigan a food items with a valid expira- Gathering for 20 years, secure state,” said Dr. tion date can be dropped and in that time, our gen- Phillip Knight, executive off at any Secretary of State erous customers and staff director of the Food Bank office. have donated more than Council of Michigan. “Our Food items especially 155 tons of food and partnership with the Sec- needed include canned $42,000,” Benson said. retary of State during the meats, dry beans, soups, “Because donations stay in Michigan Harvest Gather- beef stew, pasta products, the area in which they are ing is vital in reaching peanut butter and tuna. collected, every food or every community in our Other items include baby personal care item you state.” food or formula, diapers, drop off at a Secretary of In Michigan, 16 per- soap, toothpaste and tooth- Submitted Photo State branch office will cent of households strug- brushes. A.D. JOHNSTON High School was granted an award through the University of assist someone in need gle to put food on the The Food Bank requests Michigan that is an initiative to promote healthy schools. The wellness team within your community – table, and 21 percent of donors avoid items in includes Mr. Nick Heikkila, left, wellness champion: Jeannine Simcoe, media and a family, a veteran, a children don’t know glass, as they often break in technology, and Mr. Dan Niemi, right, principal. The program is set to begin this senior citizen, a homeless where their next meal will transit. Financial dona- month at high school and includes healthy lifestyles, eating and exercise along neighbor.” come from, according to tions should be made with health education. Mr. Brad Newman, center, met with Heikkila and Niemi and In 2018, the statewide the Food Bank Council of online at then kicked off the event with a picture of the Promoting Healthy Schools banner Michigan Harvest Gather- Michigan. FeedMichigan.org. to be hung in the school. Apostle Islands accepting applications for commercial use Bayfield, Wis. — Apostle park headquarters at (715) natural and cultural lies to the kayak compa- requires all kayaking term, the maximum term Islands National Lakeshore 779-9103. resources that have been nies operating in the guides to pass a skill length allowed for CUAs is now accepting applica- “The Commercial Use entrusted to the care of Apostle Islands. We take assessment conducted and under federal regulation. tions for Commercial Use Authorization is a permit- the National Park Ser- kayak safety very serious- certified by a senior lead Reviewing CUA applica- Authorizations (CUAs) for ting tool used by the vice.” ly by requiring CUA appli- guide/instructor with tions and issuing new the 2020 and 2021 operat- National Park Service to “Local residents know cants to provide current extensive paddling and authorizations every year ing seasons. The deadline authorize short-term busi- that the “Lake is the Boss,” documentation for their outdoor leadership experi- is a time consuming pro- for submitting a completed ness activities within park he added. “Kayakers must guide training, equip- ence and a Level 4 Open cess. By granting a two- CUA application with all boundaries,” said Apostle recognize that a higher ment, insurance, and pro- Water Coastal Kayaking year authorization, we supporting documentation Islands National Lakeshore level of skill, more fessional standards before Instructor or Level 3 reduce the administrative is 4 p.m. CST, Nov. 30, Superintendent Lynne advanced cold-water equip- authorizing their opera- Coastal Kayaking Instruc- workload for the park and 2019. Dominy. ment, and extensive under- tions in the park,” tor Trainer certification simplify the application Application forms and “Any business wanting standing of changing Dominy said. from the American Canoe process for potential com- instructions may be down- to operate within the park weather and currents on This commitment to Association (or equivalent mercial users,” explains loaded from the park web- must have an operating Lake Superior are needed visitor safety is reflected in certification from a rep- Teri Gage, chief of busi- site at nps.gov/apis/get- plan that demonstrates to safely operate boats the new guide classifica- utable credentialing orga- ness services. involved/commercial-use- their ability to meet NPS here.” tion criteria being imple- nization.) For more information authorizations.htm. An professional and safety “We know that people mented for guided kayak “For the first time in about Apostle Islands application packet may standards for serving park are entrusting their lives tours in the park. The park history, CUAs will be National Lakeshore, visit also be requested by calling visitors without damaging and the lives of their fami- guide classification criteria issued for a two-year nps.gov/apis.

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Cloverland300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood,Motors MI 49938 Email calendar items and Saturday, Oct. 5 room, municipal building. DOVE Support Group, community news to Bessemer City Council, 6 noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com [email protected]. Union Station Food p.m., city hall. Ironwood-Hurley Rotary For more information, call 906- Pantry and Northern Food Kimball Town Board, 6:30 Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and 932-2211. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. ty Center. Iron County Veterans Ser- Thursday, Oct. 3 Alcoholics Anonymous, vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Tuesday, Oct. 8 Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- GOGEBIC RANGE UNITED WAY Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. 2190. Patterson courts or Ironwood Community Pickleball Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Survivors of Suicide, 3 2020 ANNUAL FUND KICK-OFF Memorial Building. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Patterson courts or Ironwood p.m., Zion Lutheran Church. Sunday, October 6 • Noon-6pm Gogebic County Veterans School gymnasium. 715-776- Memorial Building. 906-932-5718. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Gogebic County Veterans 4588. Mercer Health and Well- Please come support us at our fundraiser chicken dinner a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., p.m., Watersmeet Township; p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, a.m., Ironwood Memorial Mercer Community Center. at the newly renovated Aurora Athletic Club in Ironwood, MI on 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Ironwood. area74.org. Building. 906-667-1110. Wakefield American Sunday, Oct. 6 from Noon-6pm, catered by Rigoni’s Bakery. Township. 906-667-1110. Sunday, Oct. 6 Friends of the Mercer Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 Alcoholics Anonymous, Public Library, 10 a.m., p.m. regular meeting, post, Tickets are $10.00, available from board members or local noon, Salem Lutheran Church, library, Mercer, Wis. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Wakefield. agencies and will be available at the door. Take-outs will also Ironwood. area74.org. Wakefield Library Tiny IMPACT Life Support SMART Recovery, 4:30 p.m., closed meeting, Salem Tot Storytime, 10 a.m., Wake- be available. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- field. Church, Ironwood. mer. Mercer Health and Well- Alcoholics Anonymous, The Gogebic Range United Way supports the following ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Knights of Columbus 4th noon, Salem Lutheran Church, p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, organizations throughout our community and would like your Degree Pere Menard Assem- Mercer Community Center. Ironwood. area74.org. 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But it Byron gest Trump might have solicited a could, in the end, serve to highlight York bribe by offering foreign aid to the weakness of the Democratic Ukraine in exchange for dirt on In Their Opinion strategy. Biden. That, too, would be an Catching our The reason is, by stressing that extraordinarily difficult argument to Trump is not “above the law,” make. Democrats are basing their case ban in foreign spending whenever Others suggest Trump obstructed equilibrium this fall against the president on the argu- they take official actions that may justice -- another long shot. And still ment that he broke the law and must benefit one candidate or another. others suggest Trump was involved We Michiganders don’t need a calendar to tell us be held accountable. But it’s not at Similarly, Americans would have to in a conspiracy, which would require which season is upon us. all clear that Trump broke any laws report such activity to the FEC. That showing not only that the president We adopt a more flexible approach than the Light- in the Ukraine matter. In the face of is clearly not the law.” committed a crime, but that he con- houses of Michigan calendar of 2019-2020 will allow. a vigorous Republican defense, any A more practical analysis of what spired with others to do it. Yet Several weeks ago, we felt the nip in the air, argument on that question is likely is wrong with applying the “things another long shot. cursed airborne leaves and hankered for cider. to end inconclusively. of value” standard in the Trump- The bottom line is, it will be very, Last week we turned our faces into 80-degree days Democrats might better say, “No Ukraine case came from, of all very hard for House Democrats to and baked peach pies. president is above impeachment,” places, the Mueller report. Special show that Trump committed a crime We’re used to finding our way through in spite of which lacks punch but is more accu- counsel Robert Mueller’s prosecutors in the Ukraine affair. Which is why the calendar, not because of it. rate. Doing so, however, would considered charging Trump cam- some Democrats seem to be moving But the calendar can carry a helpful reminder, emphasize the political nature of the paign officials, including Donald toward accusing Trump of engaging come autumn. battle and could make it more diffi- Trump Jr., with a campaign finance in misconduct that is more difficult Fall – its not the season you’d typically associate cult for Democrats to win broad sup- violation in relation to the infamous to define, like violating his oath of with balance. port for removing Trump. So they June 9, 2016, Trump Tower meeting. office or betraying his country. Yet Monday marked the equinox, a twice-only a say, “No one is above the law.” But The Mueller report contained a Those are charges that seem solemn year occurrence of circadian equality. what, exactly, does that mean? detailed analysis of the issues and weighty, but are also fuzzy Officially we have 12 hours of daylight and 12 In his analysis of the case, the involved and the reasons why the enough to use without getting into hours of night. intelligence community’s inspector special counsel’s prosecutors con- any detailed -- and losing -- legal Unofficially, this can wobble a bit. general, Michael Atkinson, wrote cluded they could not make a win- argument. Even so we should revel in this cosmic balance that Trump might have violated cam- ning case. The Constitution says a presi- while we can. paign finance laws. “U.S. laws and The issue involved Russians offer- dent “shall be removed from Office Steadying influences will strengthen us to face our regulations prohibit a foreign nation- ing allegedly incriminating informa- on Impeachment for, and Convic- polar solstices, the extremes of the longest and short- al, directly or indirectly, from mak- tion on Hillary Clinton to the Trump tion of, Treason, Bribery, or other est days and nights. ing a contribution or donation of campaign. Even if Mueller believed high Crimes and Misdemeanors.” But in fall, we can wish for the winds of rationali- money or other thing of value, or to he could convince a jury that the There has been a very long debate ty to blow through our government; the patter of make an express or implied promise information was a “thing of value” -- on what that means. To lay ears, it practicality and acorns to sound as November Tues- to make a contribution or donation, in effect, an illegal campaign contri- sounds like the president must be days approach. in connection with a federal, state, bution -- he had to concede that “no shown to have committed a crime But today, the leaves can fall, the gas prices rise; or local election,” Atkinson wrote. judicial decision has treated the vol- to be impeached and removed from we are steady. The Democratic case is this: untary provision of uncompensated office. But the framers did not – Traverse City Record-Eagle Trump asked Ukrainian President opposition research or similar infor- define “high crimes and misde- Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate mation as a thing of value that could meanors,” and it is up to Congress allegations that Joe Biden and his amount to a contribution under to decide whether a president son Hunter Biden were involved in campaign-finance law.” should be impeached, and, if so, on Letters Policy corruption in Ukraine. Any informa- Discussing the Mueller Trump what grounds. tion Zelensky provided to Trump Tower issue, former federal prosecu- So far, Democrats have not The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters would be a “thing of value” and thus helped their cause by accusing should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve tor Andrew McCarthy wrote: “So, the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- an illegal foreign campaign contribu- while there might be some conceiv- Trump of criminal behavior. “No lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. tion. able scenario in which acquiring man is above the law” sounds good, Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address Some experts are not buying it. information from a foreign source but it requires the impeachers to and phone number must be included for verification purposes. “I think it’s absurd,” Bradley for use in a campaign could be a fed- make a case that the president did, Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- Smith, a former Federal Election eral crime, it is highly unlikely -- so indeed, break the law. In coming date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads Commission chair and a frequent unlikely that some Type-A prosecu- days, look for Democrats to seek an and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and critic of campaign finance laws, said tors wisely decided that the huzzahs easier route. $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to in an email exchange. “If a ‘thing of they’d have gotten for indicting the Byron York is chief political corre- 400 words. value’ were interpreted so broadly, it Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, president’s son were outweighed by spondent for The Washington Examin- 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: would mean that foreign govern- the humiliation they’d endure when er. 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Thought for Today By The Associated Press Today’s Highlight in History On Oct. 3, 1863, President “Life has got a habit of not standing hitched. You got to ride Abraham Lincoln proclaimed it like you find it. You got to change with it.” the last Thursday in November — Woody Guthrie Thanksgiving Day. On this date American folk singer-songwriter In 1226, St. Francis of 1912-1967 Assisi, founder of the Francis- can order, died; he was canon- ized in 1228. In 1789, President George Washington declared Nov. 26, 1789, a day of Thanksgiving to Today’s Birthdays express gratitude for the cre- ation of the United States of Composer Steve Reich is 83. Rock and roll star Chubby America. In 1941, Adolf Hitler Checker is 78. Actor Alan Rachins is 77. Former Sen. Jeff declared in a speech in Berlin Bingaman, D-N.M., is 76. Magician Roy Horn is 75. Singer that Russia had been “broken” Lindsey Buckingham is 70. Jazz musician Ronnie Laws is and would “never rise again.” 69. Blues singer Keb’ Mo’ is 68. Former astronaut Kathryn ‘’The Maltese Falcon” — the Sullivan is 68. Baseball Hall of Famer Dave Winfield is 68. version starring Humphrey Bog- Baseball Hall of Famer Dennis Eckersley is 65. Civil rights art and directed by John Huston — premiered in New York. activist Rev. Al Sharpton is 65. Actor Hart Bochner is 63. In 1967, folk singer-song- Actor Peter Frechette is 63. World Golf Hall of Famer Fred writer Woody Guthrie, the Dust Couples is 60. Actor-comedian Greg Proops is 60. Actor Jack Bowl Troubadour best known formance in Las Vegas, leav- distribute supplies, Trump al wireless emergency alert test, Wagner is 60. Actor/musician Marcus Giamatti is 58. Rock for “This Land Is Your Land,” ing the superstar illusionist in handed out flashlights and causing electronic devices musician Tommy Lee is 57. Actor Clive Owen is 55. Actress died in New York of complica- critical condition on his 59th tossed rolls of paper towels across the country to sound, with Janel Moloney is 50. Singer Gwen Stefani (No Doubt) is 50. tions from Huntington’s dis- birthday. into the friendly crowd. a message that carried the sub- ease; he was 55. In 2008, O.J. Simpson was Ten years ago: Iranian ject, “Presidential Alert.” (Some Pop singer Kevin Richardson is 48. Rock singer G. Love is In 1995, the jury in the O.J. found guilty of robbing two President Mahmoud people got as many as four alerts 47. Actress Keiko Agena is 46. Actress Neve Campbell is 46. Simpson murder trial in Los sports-memorabilia dealers at Ahmadinejad hit back at Presi- on their phones, while others did- Actress Lena Headey is 46. Singer India.Arie is 44. Rapper Angeles found the former foot- gunpoint in a Las Vegas hotel dent Barack Obama’s accusa- n’t get any.) Researches at Talib Kweli is 44. Actress Alanna Ubach is 44. Actor Seann ball star not guilty of the 1994 room. (Simpson was later sen- tion that his country had sought Columbia University presented William Scott is 43. Actress Shannyn Sossamon is 41. Rock slayings of his former wife, tenced to nine to 33 years in to hide its construction of a new evidence that astronomers for musician Josh Klinghoffer (Red Hot Chili Peppers) is 40. Nicole Brown Simpson, and prison; he was granted parole nuclear site, arguing that the first time may have found a Ronald Goldman (however, in July 2017 and released from Tehran reported the facility to moon outside our solar system, Actor Seth Gabel is 38. Rock musician Mark King (Hinder) is Simpson was later found liable prison in October of that year.) the U.N. even earlier than orbiting a planet as big as Jupiter 37. Actor Erik Von Detten is 37. Singer-musician Cherrill for damages in a civil trial). In 2017, President Donald required. Eight U.S. soldiers about 8,000 light-years away. Green (Edens Edge) is 36. Actress Tessa Thompson is 36. In 2001, the Senate Trump, visiting Puerto Rico in were killed, 22 wounded, when Peru’s Supreme Court over- Country singer Drake White is 36. Actress Meagan Holder is approved an agreement nor- the aftermath of Hurricane their outpost in Afghanistan’s turned a medical pardon for for- 35. Actor Christopher Marquette is 35. Actress-singer Ashlee malizing trade between the Maria, congratulated the U.S. Nuristan province was attacked mer President Alberto Fujimori United States and Vietnam. Simpson is 35. Rapper A$AP Rocky is 31. Actress Alicia island territory for escaping the by hundreds of militants. and ordered the 80-year-old to In 2003, a tiger attacked higher death toll of what he One year ago: The Federal be returned to jail to serve out a Vikander is 31. Actor Noah Schnapp (TV: “Stranger Things”) magician Roy Horn of duo called “a real catastrophe like Emergency Management Agen- long sentence for human rights is 15. “Siegfried & Roy” during a per- Katrina;” at a church used to cy conducted its first-ever nation- abuses.

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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 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2019 5 Wakefield Public CLEAN AND CHOP Hurley Library seeks police win volunteers By KIM E. STROM more.” DOT prize [email protected] Anyone with a hobby By TOM LAVENTURE WAKEFIELD – Local such as photography, [email protected] libraries can often be the genealogy, history or center where people with nature is welcome to sub- HURLEY, Wis. – By vol- things in common meet. mit a letter describing their unteering in a traffic safety Wakefield library director interests and why they exercise the city of Hurley Joel Laessig is currently would like to lead a group. Police Department has seeking applicant volun- The library in turn will received a $4,000 award, teers to lead various supply a place to meet, according to Chief Chris groups of interest in order wireless facilities and use Colassaco, at the city coun- to develop new clubs such of computers and can cil’s Police, Fire and as the book club. order books of interests to Licensing Committee “I’d like to recapture facilitate the organization. meeting Wednesday. what we had in the past for The library also offers The Wisconsin Depart- people to meet with things copying, faxing and print- ment of Transportation Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe in common,” he said. “We conducted a Click It or HURLEY K-12 School fifth-graders, from left, Nolan Sain, Charlie Haanen and Tris- don’t have a lot of that any- Ticket safety belt compli- tan Pylkas, clean and chop potatoes and carrots on Wednesday in the schools WAKEFIELD — page 7 ance check over Memorial home economics room. The class harvested the vegetables from the school garden Day weekend, he said. on Tuesday to be used by the school cooks in a soup on Friday. The effort wasn’t funded and Hurley participated Kellet erans of Foreign Wars are buried in the family on its own initiative, he posts will form a burial plot, he said. said. detail and honor guard Kellett was a 22-year-old “We were fortunate in From page 1 along with the Michigan corporal in the U.S. Army that they put together a miles south of Hurley, Ofs- National Guard Military Air Corps and stationed in pool for the volunteering tad said. The procession Funeral Honors Team that the Philippines during the agencies and they drew will continue north will be present at the funer- early months of World War our name,” Colassaco said. through Hurley on U.S. 51/ al home and burial ceremo- II. The American units “It was their way of giving Second Avenue North to ny. were unsupported and back.” U.S. 2. The procession to forced to surrender to The $4,000 must be “We are projected to be Riverside Cemetery will Imperial Japanese Army spent on department crossing Silver Street at depart at around noon forces. items related to traffic around 12:30 p.m.,” Ofstad from the funeral home, Kellett is believed to safety, he said. No deci- said. “We will proceed past Smithson said. Some fire have died of malaria and sion has been made yet both information centers and law enforcement units starvation in July 1942 as a and the department will and turn left on Lowell may be participating as result of the infamous inform the committee Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe Street.” the funeral coach heads Bataan “death march” and when the funds are used, WAKEFIELD CITY library director Joel Laessig holds a On Saturday there will north on Lowell Street his remains were in a mass he said. copy of the book being discussed at the book of the be a 10 a.m. visitation fol- until turning west on grave that was disinterred A new patrol officer will month club this month. The club meets Monday, Oct. lowed by an 11 a.m. service Ridge Street into Riverside after the war but not identi- be joining the Hurley 28 at the library. The book is titled “First Frost” by at the funeral home, Smith- Cemetery, where a burial fiable until a DNA match Police Department on Oct. Sarah Addison Allen and the club meets once each son said. Members of area ceremony will be held with the family on July 23, 12, Colassaco said. month. American Legion and Vet- before Kellett’s remains 2019. The cadet is due to graduate from the police ‘Making a Murderer’ subject seeks pardon, commutation academy at Nicolet Area statewide, along with 216 Technical College in Fab Lab MADISON, Wis. (AP) – A man convict- Dassey’s chances of getting a pardon special education teacher Rhinelander on Oct. 11, he ed of rape and murder when he was a from Gov. Tony Evers appear remote. vacancies in 112 school said. He has participated From page 1 teenager whose story was documented in Evers’ rules for a pardon forbid anyone districts, he said. in weekend ride-along the 2015 Netflix series “Making a Murder- still serving their prison sentence from and approved daily pay The study questioned shifts for some time, he er” asked Wisconsin’s governor for a par- being considered and he’s also not issuing rates for substitute teach- the quantity and quality of said. don or commutation of his life prison sen- any commutations. ers. Teacher substitutes candidates applying for “He has passed his tence on Wednesday. Dassey, now 29, was 16 years old when will receive $78.75 a day; positions, Radovich said. phase three testing and The request from Brendan Dassey came he confessed to Wisconsin authorities that teacher’s aide substitutes There were also concerns has one basic competent will receive $10.50 per with teachers leaving dis- as his advocates launched yet another he had joined his uncle, Steve Avery, in the hour; food service substi- tricts with little notice just attempt to free him, this time outside the 2005 rape and murder of photographer tutes will receive $11.25 prior to the school year court system. His latest appeal was not Teresa Halbach, before burning her body per hour, and bus driver and concerns about short- considered by the U.S. Supreme Court. in a bonfire. HURLEY — page 7 substitutes will receive ages in other staffing areas. $14.50 per hour. 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Ford Mustang GT; Eugene 400 people cast their bal- Class B – 1950-59 – Kump, Calumet, 2009 lots for the People’s Choice John Komppa, St. Germain, Dodge Challenger. trophies. Wisconsin, 1951 Mercury Class I – Street Rods to Vehicles came from Coupe; Michael and Pam 1949 – Alan and Patti across the Gogebic Range, Glatczak, Bessemer, 1957 Carcy, Junction City, Wis- as well as the Copper Chevrolet Bel Air. consin, 1933 Plymouth Country, and across north- Class C – 1960-64 – Coupe; Dan Gusman, ern Wisconsin and Min- Michael and Ellen Karvo- Wakefield, 1934 Ford 40 nesota. nen, Nisula, 1962 Ply- Three-Window Coupe. Best in Class and Out- mouth Fury; Dan Rowe, Class J – Street standing in Class trophies, Gurney, Wisconsin, 1963 Machines 1950 to present — were awarded in each of 14 Buick Invicta. Bobby Stoflet, Iron River, classes. The voting on Class D – 1965-69 – 1971 Chevrolet Nova; Jerry these awards was done by Bob and Katie Richey, Tom- Buschell, Lake Linden, the show participants. ahawk, Wisconsin, 1966 1969 Chevrolet Camaro. The first place People’s Ford Fairlane; Brian Tou- Class K – Corvettes – Choice Award went to Bob signant, Ironwood, 1968 Tom Thiessen, Boulder Henri, of Ashland, Wiscon- Plymouth GTX. Junction, Wisconsin, 1963 sin, for his 2011 Chevrolet Class E – 1970-79 – Chevrolet Corvette convert- Camaro Bumblebee. Sec- MACE, Conover, Wiscon- ible; Ken and Linda Submitted photo ond place went to Marc sin, 1972 Chevrolet Chev- Schultz, Eagle River, Wis- A LINE of vintage cars on display Saturday at the car show in a Pumpkin Patch. Dean, Eagle River, Wiscon- elle; Brad Smith, Hurley, consin, 2016 Chevrolet sin, for his 1936 Chevrolet 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Corvette Z51 Package. Mattson, Ironwood, 1970 Trophy, sponsored by Klas- went to Donn Trittin, Mosi- pickup. 396. Class L – Trucks – John Chevrolet Impala. sic Kruisers President Gail nee, Wisconsin, 1934 Ford There was a tie for the Class F – 1980-89 – Jim Kukura, Crystal Falls, 1972 Class N – Under Con- Samson, went to Robert Three-Window Coupe; Best of Show award Sertich, Ironwood, 1987 Chevrolet C10 pickup; struction – Joe and Karen Klumb, Conover, Wiscon- The Kruisers thanked between Bob and Katie Buick Grand National; Susie Melchi, St. Germain, Trittin, Wausau, Wiscon- sin, 1966 Pontiac Catalina all the area sponsors who Richey’s 1966 Ford Fair- Bernie and Neen Basso, Wisconsin, 1948 Chevrolet sin, 1938 Ford Fairlane Convertible; helped make this year’s lane, and Alan and Patti Ironwood, 1987 Pontiac pickup. 500; David Neill, Ironwood, –The Fran and Richie show another success, with Carcy’s 1933 Plymouth Firebird. Class M – Special Inter- 1967 Mercury Cyclone. “Little Swede” Holm special thanks to Donna Coupe. Following a coin Class G – 1990-99 – est – Kay and Frank There were also several Memorial Trophy (best Frello, Pumpkinfest chair- toss, the Best of Show was Mark Kercher, Tomahawk, Schmeling, St. Germain, special trophies presented Ford in the show), spon- person, for securing the awarded to the Carcy’s Wisconsin, 1990 Ford Wisconsin, 1967 Ford again this year, including: sored by and decided by new location for the show 1933 Plymouth Coupe. Mustang GT; Tom Casley, Mustang Fastback; Rick –The President’s Choice Curt and Linda Gustafson, on Mary Street. 2 0 Y E A R S Annual Pumpkinfest tractor pull results BESSEMER – This past RC, 3,065 pounds, 74 feet. 115 feet. Saturday there was a Trac- 5. John Marchello of 3. Ron Thelen of Oma, tor Pull hosted at Pumpkin- Bessemer, 1939 Ford R9, Wisconsin, 1959 J.D. 530, fest. The results are listed 3,050 pounds, 55 feet. 5,200 pounds, 144 feet. below. 4. Andy Kulbeck of 4,000 to 5,000 weight Bessemer, 1951 Case DC4, 2,000 to 3,000 weight class 5,230 pounds, 133 feet class 1. Cliff Ylitalo of Maren- 5. Chris Kivi of Solon 1. Matt Wilkin of Wren- go, Wisconsin, 1953 Co- Springs, Wisconsin, 1950 shall, Minnesota, 1950 J.D. Op E3, 4,100 pounds, 114 J.D. B., 5,350 pounds, 96 M.T., 2,800 pounds, 91 feet. feet. feet. 2. Jerry Servinrsky of 2. Mike Secord of Besse- Moquah, Wisconsin, 1953 6,000 to 7,000 weight mer, 1978 Bolen, 2,800 Case S.C., 4,790 pounds, class pounds, 85 feet. 113 feet. 1. Tony Kolesar of 3. Randy Mallum of 3. Darren Hagstrom of Washburn, Wisconsin, Ironwood, 1949 J.D. M., Ashland, Wis., 1967 Allis 1951 J.D. G, 5,920 pounds, 2,625 pounds, 79 feet. Chalmers D15, 5,000 105 feet. 4. Kenny Clement of pounds, 104 feet. 2. Bev Dehn of Bayfield, Submitted Photo Saxon, Wisconsin, 1940 4. Phil Zelinski of Wisconsin, 1941 Interna- NORB AND Genne Urbanski, of Mercer, celebrated their 20th Wedding Anniversary Farmall B., 2,560 pounds, Watersmeet, 1957 Allsi tional W9, 6,780 pounds, at Eunica’s Beaver Lodge on Sept. 18. The couple renewed their vows in front of 61 feet. Chalmers WD45, 4,620 104 feet. family and friends with Terrance Maerz officiating. 5. Robbie Drier of pounds, 98 feet. 3. Colton Secord of Wakefield, 1938 F14, 2990 5. Paul Hill of High- Bessemer, 1954 Case D.C. Celebration Briefs pounds, 59 feet. bridge, Wisconsin, 1956 46,300 pounds, 77 feet. 6. Phil Zelinski of International 300, 4,620 4. Garrett Secord of MIA names Texas museum Luber starts her new job in January Watersmeet, 1960 Interna- pounds, 96 feet. Bessemer, 1986 Ford 56- head as new director 2020. She succeeds Kaywin Feldman, who tional 140, 2,200 pounds, 6. Tim Krall of Saxon, 10, 6,900 pounds, 73 feet. left MIA in March 2019 to become director 56 feet. Wisconsin, 1935 Farmall 5. Dan Martinsen of MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – The Minneapo- of the National Gallery of Art in Washing- lis Institute of Art has named the head of a F20, 4,200 pounds, 91 Bessemer, 1955 J.D. 70, ton, D.C. feet. 6,860 pounds, 57 feet. Texas art museum as its next director. MIA board chair David Wilson says 3,000 to 4,000 weight Katherine Crawford Luber comes to the class 7. Kaden Krall of Saxon, Luber “has an authentic, passionate vision 1. Cliff Ylitalo of Maren- Minneapolis museum from the San Anto- Wisconsin, 1944 Farmall 7,000 to 8,000 weight of how art can engage, educate, and go, Wisconsin, 1953 Co- nio Museum of Art, which she has headed H., 4,960 pounds, 88 feet. class delight us all.” Op E3, 3,800 pounds, Eric Martinsen of Besse- since 2011. The Board of Trustees at MIA The Minneapolis museum has a collec- pulled the full distance. mer, 1958 Case 700, 7,760 announced her appointment Wednesday. tion of more than 90,000 works of art. 5,000 to 6,000 weight 2. Jay Zhan of Hurley, class pounds, 56 feet. 1949 Ford 8N, 3,140 1. Tony Kolesar of pounds, 113 feet. Washburn, Wisconsin, 8,000 to 9,000 3. Mike Secord of Besse- 1951 J.D. G, 5,920 pounds, weight class Abelman Clothing mer, 1938 Case R. C., full distance Duane Dehn of Bayfield, 3,150, 98 feet. 2. Patt Hodgeman of Wisconsin, 1945 Interna- 4. Chris Kivi of Solon Wascot, Wisconsin, 1951 tional ,-W9, 8,980 pounds, & Footwear Springs, Wis., 1936 Case Case D.C., 5,460 pounds, full distance. Women’s BOOTS Garth Brooks to receive Gershwin Prize

By KRISTIN M. HALL Associated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Country music superstar Garth Brooks has more than The just friends in low places. style: MaryLee 79693 The Library of Congress said Wednesday the Gram- my winner will receive the Library of Congress Gersh- win Prize for Popular Song Available in Available in in March 2020. Black/Tan trim Navy and Bordeaux Previous recipients include Tony Bennett, Paul Associated Press Simon, Carole King and THIS PHOTO shows Garth Brooks at the 51st annual Willie Nelson. CMA Awards in Nashville, Tenn. Brooks will receive Brooks is a member of the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular the Country Music Hall of Song in March 2020. Fame. His hits include “Friends in Low Places,” I am truly humbled.” music and cowboy songs “The Thunder Rolls” and Since his debut in 1989, with production typically “The Dance.” Brooks has become a top- seen in rock and pop acts. At 57, he’ll be the selling and touring musical Seven of his albums have style: style: youngest recipient of the force, bringing his brand of sold more than 10 million R1171 R1172 Gershwin Prize. He will be high energy and emotional copies in the United States honored with an all-star country music to stadiums alone, according to the tribute concert in Washing- and arenas. RIAA. ton, D.C., that will air on He is the best-selling solo In the early 2000s, he PBS stations in spring 2020. artist in the United States took a break from recording “An award is only as with more than 148 million and touring to spend more Available in Available in in album sales, according to time with his family. Brooks Black and Brown Black good as the names on it,” Brooks said in a statement. the Recording Industry returned to major touring 327 S. Sophie St., Bessemer, MI 49911 “First off, for any musician, Association of America, and and recording in 2014 and STORE HOURS: the name Gershwin says it is second only in total U.S. remains one of country’s (906) 663-4411 or (800) 313-4776 Mon-Thurs 9-5; all. Add to Ira’s and George’s sales to The Beatles. most popular touring acts. SHOP US ONLINE AT Fri 9-6:30; Sat 9-5; names the names of the past Born in Tulsa, Okla- He is married to fellow Sunday Closed recipients and you have an homa, Brooks combined his country star Trisha Year- www.abelmanclothing.com award of the highest honor. love of classic country wood. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / NATION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2019 7 Impeachment standoff: Trump Obituaries sees hoax, Dems see stonewalling Peggy Louise Ballone WASHINGTON (AP) – Agitated BESSEMER, Mich. – Peggy Louise Ballone, 62, a and angry, President Donald Trump lifelong resident of Bessemer, passed away unex- squared off against House Democrats pectedly of natural causes Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019, on Wednesday, packing his increas- at her home. ingly aggressive impeachment Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- defense with name-calling and exple- tives. Quietly but just as resolutely, ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- lawmakers expanded their inquiry, al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield, who will release a com- promising a broad new subpoena for plete obituary notice later. documents and witnesses. Democratic leaders put the White House on notice that the wide-rang- ing subpoena would be coming for For reprints or lamination services, information about Trump’s actions in contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 the Ukraine controversy, the latest move in an impeachment probe that’s testing the Constitution’s system of checks and balances. They said they’d be going to court if necessary. Wakefield more people-friendly space Amid the legal skirmishing, it was for people to come in and a day of verbal fireworks. enjoy the library. The president complained that From page 5 Along with the book House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was ing for a nominal fee. sale, a rummage sale will handing out subpoenas “like cook- Laessig already con- also occur. Some of the ies,” railed against a government ducts a book of the month items include old library whistleblower as “vicious” and club where patrons meet writing tables and comput- assailed the news media as corrupt and discuss a certain book er monitors, he said. and the “enemy.” All that alongside a each month. He would like Laessig also started a to see something similar patron exhibit in August presidential tweetstorm punctuated AP with an accusation that congression- for the children. The mid- for people to share their GRAPHIC SHOWS federal officials called to give depositions in Trump dle school kids have hobbies and interests. It al Democrats waste time and money impeachment inquiry. on “BULL----.” expressed excitement has been popular, he said, Pelosi said Democrats had no also with a sense of “urgency.” stand for Democrats “bullying” his about such a group, he and it’s booked into March. choice but to take on the most Unlike Trump, Schiff never raised employees into appearing before the said. It would just need a It’s a small display which “solemn” of constitutional responsi- his voice but said firmly: “We’re not congressional committees, even as he volunteer to facilitate it. now features a rock collec- bilities to put a check on executive fooling around here.” acknowledged that he, too, had been Meanwhile, every sec- tion from a Wakefield power after the national security Pelosi, in a “Good Morning Amer- among those U.S. officials listening ond Tuesday of the month, Marenisco school student. whistleblower’s complaint that recent- ica” interview that will air Thursday, on the line during the Trump’s phone library board president “We are working hard to ly came to light . The administration said Trump is “scared” of the call with the Ukraine leader. Bella Schroeder holds the bring the library up to and Congress are on a collision impeachment inquiry and the argu- Pompeo’s admission is complicat- Tiny Tots story hour at 10 date, but the budget is course unseen in a generation after ments that can be made against him. ing his situation, and House leaders a.m. The turnout is usually tight,” he said. With the the whistleblower exposed a July Democrats are now talking of bas- now consider him a “witness” to anywhere from 5 to 15 chil- November elections com- phone call the president had with ing an impeachment charge of Trump’s interaction with Ukraine. dren and there is a theme ing, Laessig said he hopes Ukrainian President Volodymyr obstruction on the White House’s One former State Department offi- each month. Last month it people will get out and vote Zelenskiy in which Trump pressed for slow-walking of documents and testi- cial, Kurt Volker, a former special was “apples, apples, as the libraries mileage an investigation of Democratic politi- mony administration actions that envoy to Ukraine, will appear Thurs- apples.” Schroeder brought renewal will be on the bal- cal rival Joe Biden and his family. echo the months of resisting Congress day for a closed-door interview with in an apple peeler, corer, lot. “We take this to be a very sad in its other investigations into special House investigators. He is said to be slicer and the kids were To start a club, please time” for the American people and counsel Robert Mueller’s report and eager to tell his side of the story. impressed, he said. write to Wakefield Public the country, Pelosi said. “Impeaching Trump’s business dealings. That’s ahead of next week’s deposi- In preparation for the Library, 401 Hancock St., the president isn’t anything to be joy- Ahead of the new subpoena, the tion of ousted U.S. Ambassador to upcoming book sale, Laes- Wakefield, Mich. 49968, ful about.” chairmen of three House committees Ukraine Maria “Masha” Yovanovitch. sig said the library is elimi- Attention: Clubs, or email Standing beside her, intelligence accused the administration of “fla- The circumstances of nating one row of books in [email protected]. committee Chairman Adam Schiff grant disregard” of previous requests Yovanovitch’s sudden recall from order to redo the floor The annual book sale accused Trump of “an incitement to for documents and witnesses and Ukraine are the subject of conspiracy space and provide more will be held on Friday and violence” with his attacks on the said that refusal could be considered speculation, and the State Depart- room for seating. The Saturday, Oct. 11 and 12 unnamed whistleblower, who is pro- an impeachable offense. ment’s Inspector General Michael library purchased a Keurig from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in vided anonymity and other protections The standoff took on a defiant Steve Linick sought an “urgent” meet- coffee maker but currently the gymnasium of the under federal law. He said the investi- tone this week when Secretary of ing Wednesday to brief staff of sever- has no where to put it, he municipal building in gation is proceeding “deliberately” but State Mike Pompeo said he would not al committees. said. He aims to create a Wakefield. Hurley officers wearing beards as part of a good cause,” Colassaco said. Colassaco said the city I have reached out to them and a charity fundraiser. Officers who “It’s a little way to give back to the should move forward in the called on two occasion and they wish to make a monthly donation community.” next step in the process of have not got back to me in refer- From page 5 to a charity pool to be named The department is working determining what to do with ence to the bar,” left,” Colassaco said. “I foresee no later, may wear a beard from with members of the city public the status of the Copper Street In other business, the com- issues and expect to see him in a September through March 2020, works department regarding the Pub at 113 2nd Ave. S. The bar mittee approved 3-0 to recom- patrol car next Saturday.” he said. police department roof that is has been closed for one-and-a- mend that the Hurley City The new officer will bring the The interest is driven by the leaking and lacking insulation. half-years and attempts to Council approve a combination department to full strength with number of hunters who are in the The rooms are getting cold with reach the owner have failed, he Class B beer and liquor license seven officers. He will be intro- department, Colassaco said. The winter coming and workers plan said. for Topside Pub and Grill at 414 duced at the city council meeting fall hunting season is here and it to have insulation installed along “The owners applied for a Silver Street. The committee Tuesday. is quite the incentive to support a with a plastic ceiling and lighting license last year but it was not also recommended approval to Colassaco said that he is waiv- charity. while they patch up the roof, he paid and this year they are not two bartender license applica- ing the department’s policy on no “It’s all for a good purpose and said. doing anything,” Colassaco said. tions.

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The Northstars, though, want to win all three of them and improve their seeding in the playoffs. Miners host Gremlins in big game “That is the goal,” Erickson said. “And then have that By PAT KRAUSE did Fingeroos. cock and Bark River-Har- opportunity to host a playoff game.” [email protected] "This team doesn't give ris. Tomahawk picked up its first win of the season last IRONWOOD – The up and just keeps fighting," "Our home crowds have week 36-0 over Prentice-Rib Lake, Hurley’s week eight Gogebic Miners dropped to Heikkila said. "We've got a been great and the fans opponent. That was the Hatchets’ first time scoring more 0-5 on the season by losing resilient team. They get have been very supportive," than one touchdown in a game and they had given up at to a powerful West Iron knocked down and they get Heikkila said. "Jamie Jett is least 38 points in every other game, including 81 in a County team 45-20 last Sat- back up and keep playing. one guy who really feels he shutout loss to Division 5 Stratford, which remains urday afternoon. The I've talked a lot about has to step it up when we unbeaten. (Stratford goes to Edgar next week in what Wykons were ranked sec- changing the culture on play at home. Our guys get should be an interesting game.) ond in the latest Upper this football team and peo- excited and want to show Tomahawk has a wing-T offense and an active defense, Peninsula small division ple have come up to me the fans we can play well Houghton (1-4) at Erickson said. football poll and Gogebic and said they like watching and compete with these “(They) do a little blitzing, moving guys around,” he Gogebic (0-5), head coach Nick Heikkila us play because we always teams." said. “It’s going to be obviously a challenge for us this Friday, 6 p.m. was impressed when he play hard and we're getting Secondly, it's Homecom- "They have a big line week, a school with 400 kids. They had four wins last year, saw them up close and per- better. If we keep getting ing week. Some coaches that likes to hit," Heikkila this year they only have one so far. They’ve got a new sonal. better, the wins will start to are wary that all the Home- said. "Their No. 16 is a real coach this year, so there’s probably some system change "West Iron was tough," come." coming activities could be nice back. He's about 6-2, there, but late in the year you expect them to be improving Heikkila said. "They are Heikkila said Matt Mon- distractions for the players 6-3 and 240 pounds. He at what they’re doing.” big, aggressive and strong. tie played well on defense playing in the Homecom- has big arms, legs and Hurley hasn’t played Tomahawk since 1979. Hurley They are a very good team, with seven solo tackles and ing game. But more and calves and he's a tough won the first five meetings against Tomahawk – from 1958 no doubt about it. The first a lot of assisted tackles. more coaches now seem to man to bring down. If you to 1961 and 1972 – but lost the final five. half didn't go well-we were Tahanen Pumala also realize that Homecoming hit him high, he won't go Homecoming brings the usual distractions for the down 31-6 and we had five played well on defense and plays a big part in the down. A lot of plays go to home team. injured players on the side- Heikkila called Lundin "a whole high school experi- him. It's like here he is, see “It is what is, deal with it every year,” Erickson said. lines. At halftime, we said gamer" for making the ence for the players. if you can tackle him." “We talk about the importance of the game, homecoming 'let's go back to basics and switch from running back Finally, Heikkila knows One West-PAC coach is never fun when you lose.” just work on getting better' to tight end because of all this is a winnable game who has seen both teams Erickson is going for his 200th win Friday night, some- and we did that in the sec- the injuries at that posi- and the Miners would love play told the Daily Globe thing only 56 other coaches have done in Wisconsin going ond half and things went tion. He played well at the to get that 14 game losing he thinks it will be a close into 2019. better." end position. streak off their backs once game and the team with He picked up his 150th win on Oct. 12, 2012 against Tommy Lundin caught a Houghton comes town and for all. least amount of turnovers Ontonagon and his 100th on Oct. 6, 2006 at Washburn. three yard TD pass from on Friday night and it's a Houghton is now 1-4 will win. Nineteen of the wins came in the postseason. Connor Fingeroos with six big game for the Miners for after picking up its first Heikkila is hoping to Erickson started coaching in 1992 and is in his 28th seconds left in the first half a number of reasons. win of the season last have all five injured players year. to put the Miners on the First of all, it's Gogebic's week. The Gremlins defeat- back for the Homecoming He is by far Hurley’s winningest coach. The next four board. third home game of the ed an injury-riddled Gwinn game, but Jesse Spets may on the all-time wins list are in the Hurley Athletic Hall of In the fourth quarter, season and the Miners team, 28-24. Houghton has be a question mark. Fame – Roy Melvin (1923-41, 54-56-11), Jim Butterbrodt Jamie Jett, who was Goge- seem to play better at scored 60 points through "I think he'll play," (1966-1978, 1982, 51-70-2), Carl Vergamini (1942-43, bic's leading rusher with home. Two of their best five games while giving up Heikkila said. "Everybody 1946-53, the gap is when he served in World War II, 41-24- 59 yards and on 13 carries, games of the season were 166. Gogebic has scored 61 wants to play on Home- 6) and Jont Tyson (1984-90, 31-28). scored a one yard run as home games against Han- points while yielding 163. coming." Pioneers seek second win By JASON JUNO [email protected] MERCER, Wis. – Mercer-Butternut looks to improve upon its win total when it goes back on the road with a trip to Win- ter-Birchwood Friday night. The Pioneers fell to 1-5 with last week’s home loss to Bruce, while Winter- Birchwood will be looking for its first win. “Winter is an aggressive team on defense that loves to blitz and send players from all over the place,” Mercer-Butternut coach Matt Schoeneman said. “They have had their share of lumps just like we have Mercer-Butternut (1-5) at had this season.” Winter-Birchwood (0-6), It’s an opportunity for a Friday, 7 p.m. victory the Pioneers don’t want to miss. “To win, we need to be physical, tackle and be mentally prepared and tough,” Schoeneman said. Kobe Hiller had the Pioneers’ lone touchdown last week against Bruce (5-1). Pat Krause/Daily Globe After playing Winter-Birchwood, the Pioneers finish at MERCER-BUTTERNUT'S Jacob Schmidt runs down the sideline during the Bruce-M/B game played in Mercer on home against Shell Lake next week and at Mellen the follow- Saturday afternoon. ing week. Gladiators to face Rapid River after picking up 1st win By PAT KRAUSE ed Stephenson 26-16 to get that elu- with the way it ended. Austin Wal- "Our defense was really good," [email protected] sive first win.. ters had an interception as time Bramlett said. "They were very ONTONAGON – Ontonagon "It was a very big win for us and expired and ran it back for a touch- aggressive. We controlled their run started off its 2019 season by play- our players were really, really excit- down. Now we have to capture this game and Ike (Bramlett) and Austin ing four real strong opponents and ed," Bramlett said. "We had this energy and carry it forward." Walters both had two intercep- went 0-4. But Gladiator head coach game circled before the season It was also Bramlett's first win as tions. We also recovered a fumble. Raymond Bramlett kept the faith started as a game we knew we had a new head coach. Wyatt McIntyre and and Mason and insisted that once the level of a chance to win. The boys knew It was interesting to hear Bram- Totzke made the majority of our competition dropped, his team was what they were capable of. We lett say he thought the defense won tackles. On offense, Steven Graff Ontonagon (1-4) more than capable of winning. played in Ewen and wore their it for the Gladiators because at at Rapid River (2-3), His team proved him right last home jerseys. The fans were very times this season he thought the D Friday, 7 p.m. EDT Friday night as Ontonagon defeat- supportive and excited, especially had played "way too soft." GLADIATORS — page 10 l 10 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Gladiators

From page 9 broke loose on a 70 yard touchdown run. He's easily our fastest player. Ike and Dakota Laingren did a good job of running the football and Ike and Austin hooked up on a TD pass." Ontonagon travels to Rapid River on Friday. The Rockets started the season with three straight losses against tough opponents but then picked up wins over Cedarville (66-58) and Newberry (58-24). "Rapid River is the defending state champion in Division 2 of 8-man foot- ball, but it seems like they lost a lot of players to grad- uation," Bramlett said. "They run the I formation Submitted photo and play power football. THE IRONWOOD tennis team includes from left: Zaida Lagalo, Hannah Castillo, Isabell Castillo, Jordan Tanula, Anneka Anderson, Leilah We will have to stop the Anderson, Faith Grewe, Gloria Kennedy, Audrey Bastman, Laney Osterholm, Jasmine Benson, McKensi Koval, Lexi Holm and Dahlia Sack- run like we did against mann. Missing from photo are Lucia Lauzon and Jacinta Lauzon. Stephenson." Bramlett said one of the keys to winning is the Ironwood tennis finishes season at UP Finals Gladiator defense must The Ironwood tennis team completed their Lagalo and Peters each won the next three alter- played. We have a primarily young team. We play well again. season Wednesday travelling at the MHSAA nating games, bringing the set to a set tiebreak- can build on this experience and grow stronger "We also have to execute Division 2 U.P. Finals. er. as a team next year. We’ll miss our two seniors, our game plan and stay Temperatures were in the low 40s, with With early nervous errors, Lagalo dropped Jasmine Benson and McKensi Koval, who have fired up and then we have a overcast skies and a bitterly cold wind. the first two points, only to then take the next brought so much spirit to our team.” good chance of winning," All eight Ironwood seeds began play simul- two. Points ping ponged back and forth to 5-5, Division 2 Team Final Results Bramlett said the team still taneously early in the day, spread out across before Lagalo grabbed the next two points and 1. Westwood 22 points, 2. West Iron County 15, 3. Iron Mountain 11, 4. Gwinn 4 , 5. needs to work on blocking Munising 3, 6. Ironwood 1, 7. Ishpeming 0. Iron Mountain and Kingsford. match. 2019 UP Finals Results - Ironwood Red Devils on the offensive line Ironwood’s sole match win of the day came Lagalo moved on to the semifinals against First Round Play Singles because the group is at No. 1 singles, as Ironwood sophomore Zaida the No. 1 seed from Westwood, senior Madelyn No. 1: Zaida Lagalo (Ironwood) def. Logan Peters (Munising) 6-2, 4-6, 7-6(5) undersized. No. 2: Jordan Tanula (Ironwood) forfeit Lagalo quickly took the first set 6-2 with aggres- Koski, who beat Lagalo 6-1, 6-0. Koski went on No. 3: Kali Applin (West Iron County) def. Dahlia Sackmann (Ironwood) 6-0, 6-1 "We spend a lot of time sive serve and volley tennis. Munising’s Logan to win the No. 1 singles championship, defeat- No. 4: Bella Brown (Iron Mountain) def. Lexi Holm (Ironwood) 6-2, 6-2 on technique work at prac- Doubles Peters leveled the match 6-2 in the second with ing finalist Macy McCormick from Iron Moun- No. 1: Raina Humphrey/Kadie LaRock (Gwinn) def. McKensi Koval/Leilah Anderson tice," he said. consistent returns and quick ball pickups. tain. (Ironwood) 6-2, 6-2 Now that Jacob Pantti is No. 2: Megan Garvaglia/ Aziza Burgoon (Iron Mountain) def. Jasmine Benson/Han- A third set game for game battle ensued, “It was a wickedly brutal day for all com- nah Castillo (Ironwood) 6-0, 6-1 healed up and back play- with Lagalo holding a game edge lead early petitors for the second year in a row. Tough No. 3: Amaya Cornelius/Mackenzie Malette (Gwinn) def. Audrey Bastman/Isabell Castillo (Ironwood) 6-0, 6-2 ing, Bramlett said the Glad- before Peters snagged two consecutive games to playing tennis with cold fingers and hands.” No. 4: Alyssa Domenici/Kat Hemeleski (West Iron County) def. Faith Grewe/Gloria iators are back at full Kennedy (Ironwood) 6-0, 6-1 tip the game lead 4-3 to her favor. Lagalo Ironwood coach Annette Burchell said. “Our Semifinals strength injury-wise. evened the match and pushed to a 5-4 lead. girls played tough today and just were out- No. 1 Singles: Madelyn Koski (Westwood) def. Zaida Lagalo (Ironwood) 6-1, 6-0 Diaz hits 2 homers, Rays beat A’s 5-1 in AL wild-card game OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) – Yandy Diaz slugged baseball's all the support he needed as Tampa Bay advanced to face the the smallest payroll in the majors at $66.4 million. And in a lowest spender into a matchup with mighty Houston, Char- AL West champion Astros in a best-of-five Division Series. playoff meeting between creative, small-budget teams that lie Morton silenced the powerful Athletics on the mound, Game 1 is Friday at Houston, which racked up a major make the most of limited resources, it was Tampa Bay that and the Tampa Bay Rays beat Oakland at its own game 5-1 in league-best 107 wins this season. came out on top. the AL wild-card round Wednesday night. “We have a tough road ahead of us, Houston’s a great The Rays were unfazed by a towel-swirling Oakland After playing in only one game since late July, Diaz hit a team, but we played them well this year. It’s going to be a dog- crowd of 54,005 that established a wild-card record, having leadoff homer and went deep again in the third inning. Avi- fight,” Tommy Pham said. recently played at Dodger Stadium and on the road against sail Garcia hit a two-run drive in the second, and Morton had Pham homered in the fifth for the 96-win Rays, who had the Yankees and Red Sox in the season's final two weeks. Daily Globe Scoreboard Wife’s cancer diagnosis hits

Atlanta winner at Washington (TBS) p.m. olulu, Hawaii, 1 a.m. Postseason Tuesday, Oct. 15 L.A. Dodgers at Thursday, Oct. 10 Indiana vs. Sacramento at Mum- home for Packers’ Crosby St. Louis-Atlanta winner or St. Louis- N.Y. Giants at New England, 8:20 bai, 9:30 a.m. AllBaseball Times EDT Atlanta winner at Washington (TBS) p.m. Franca Franca at Brooklyn, 7:30 x-if necessary x-Wednesday, Oct. 16: L.A. p.m. WILD CARD Sunday, Oct. 13 GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – Mason Cros- things were heavy.” Tuesday, Oct. 1: Washington 4, Dodgers at St. Louis-Atlanta winner Carolina vs Tampa Bay at Lon- Saturday's Games Sacramento vs. Indiana at Mum- Milwaukee 3 or St. Louis-Atlanta winner at Wash- don, UK, 9:30 a.m. by won his competition to remain the That surgery was at the end of the pre- bai, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 2: Tampa Bay ington (TBS) Philadelphia at Minnesota, 1 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 8 Green Bay Packers’ kicker. season, with part of Molly’s right lung 5, Oakland 1 x-Friday, Oct. 18: St. Louis- New Orleans at Jacksonville, 1 Atlanta winner at L.A. Dodgers or p.m. p.m. DIVISION SERIES His wife beat a more formidable chal- removed. While she will go back to Mayo Washington at St. Louis-Atlanta win- Houston at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Orlando at San Antonio, 8:30 (Best-of-5) ner (TBS) Washington at Miami, 1 p.m. p.m. lenger. for a scan in mid-October, Crosby said American League x-Saturday, Oct. 19: St. Louis- Cincinnati at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Adelaide 36ers at Utah, 9 p.m. Houston vs. Tampa Bay Molly Crosby, a 32-year-old mother of the doctors are positive they got rid of the Friday, Oct. 4: Tampa Bay at Atlanta winner at L.A. Dodgers or Seattle at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 6 Maccabi Haifa at Memphis, 3 Houston (Verlander 21-6), 2:05 p.m. Washington at St. Louis-Atlanta win- San Francisco at L.A. Rams, 4:05 five, had been dealing with bouts of tumor and she will not require radiation p.m. (FS1) ner (TBS) p.m. Charlotte at Boston, 6 p.m. coughing and congestion all summer. or chemotherapy. Saturday, Oct. 5: Tampa Bay at WORLD SERIES Atlanta at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. Shanghai Sharks vs. L.A. Clip- Houston (Cole 20-5), 9:07 p.m. (Best-of-7) Tennessee at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Some preliminary exams in Green Bay Since 2009, the NFL has held its annu- pers at Honolulu, Hawaii, 7 p.m. (FS1) Tuesday, Oct. 22: at better record Dallas at N.Y. Jets, 4:25 p.m. (Fox) Pittsburgh at L.A. Chargers, 8:20 showed a spot on her right lung. That led al “Crucial Catch” campaign to raise Monday, Oct. 7: Houston NHL (Greinke 8-1) at Tampa Bay (MLB) Wednesday, Oct. 23: at better p.m. All Times EDT the Crosbys to the Mayo Clinic in money for the American Cancer Society. x-Tuesday, Oct. 8: Houston at record (Fox) Open: Buffalo, Indianapolis, EASTERN CONFERENCE Rochester, Minn., for additional tests. A It was a campaign that had already hit Tampa Bay (FS1) Friday, Oct. 25: at worse record Chicago, Oakland Atlantic Division x-Thursday, Oct. 10: Tampa Bay (Fox) Monday, Oct. 14 GP WLOTPts GF GA carcinoid endocrine tumor was found. home for Crosby. A grandmother died of at Houston (FS1) Saturday, Oct. 26: at worse Detroit at Green Bay, 8:15 p.m. Toronto 11002 5 3 record (Fox) The tumor isn’t as dangerous as other breast cancer and a sister-in-law is in her N.Y. Yankees vs. Minnesota Transactions Buffalo 00000 0 0 Friday, Oct. 4: Minnesota at N.Y. x-Sunday, Oct. 27: at worse BASEBALL Boston 00000 0 0 forms of cancer but was disconcerting for third year battling ovarian cancer. Now Yankees, 7:07 p.m. (MLB) record (Fox) American League Tampa Bay 00000 0 0 Saturday, Oct. 5: Minnesota at x-Tuesday, Oct. 29: at better BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Detroit 00000 0 0 an otherwise healthy, nonsmoker. with his wife’s diagnosis, the fight against N.Y. Yankees, 5:07 p.m. (FS1) record (Fox) Named T.J. Brightman as senior Florida 00000 0 0 “We found out the day before we cancer has grown more meaningful. Monday, Oct. 7: N.Y. Yankees at x-Wednesday, Oct. 30: at better vice president and chief revenue Montreal 00000 0 0 Minnesota (FS1 or MLB) record (Fox) officer. Promoted Jennifer Grondahl Ottawa 10100 3 5 reported to camp,” Crosby said on “That’s what it’s about is early detec- x-Tuesday, Oct. 8: N.Y. Yankees NFL to senior vice president of communi- Metropolitan Division Wednesday. “We were at Mayo the two or tion,” he said. “It’s getting routine check- at Minnesota ( (FS1) All Times EDT ty development & communications, GP WLOTPts GF GA x-Thursday, Oct. 10: Minnesota AMERICAN CONFERENCE and Greg Bader to senior vice pres- Washington 11002 3 2 three days leading up to training camp, ups. Don’t take it for granted. The num- at N.Y. Yankees (FS1) East ident of administration & experience. Columbus 00000 0 0 National League W LTPct PF PA BASKETBALL N.Y. 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Hopefully, everybody gets the same Atlanta, 4:37 p.m. (TBS) W LTPct PF PA Elijah Nkansah to the practice Vancouver 00000 0 0 through training camp, just giving me care and the same prognosis that we got.” Sunday, Oct. 6: Atlanta at St. Kansas City 4001.000 135 94 squad. Arizona 00000 0 0 Louis, 4:10 p.m. (TBS) Oakland 220.500 79 102 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Edmonton 00000 0 0 time to be with Molly and be with the The Packers (3-1) will play at the Dal- x-Monday, Oct. 7: Atlanta at St. L.A. Chargers220.500 90 74 Signed DB Jordan Richards. Placed Calgary 00000 0 0 Louis (TBS) Denver 040.000 70 93 K Stephen Gostkowski on IR. Anaheim 00000 0 0 family and help where I could throughout las Cowboys (3-1) on Sunday. Some of x-Wednesday, Oct. 9: St. Louis at NATIONAL CONFERENCE Signed WR Kelvin McKnight to the Los Angeles 00000 0 0 the day and evening. I just tried to be Crosby’s finest professional moments Atlanta (TBS) East practice squad. 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October 3,10,17,24 465, and the First Amendment to SCHNEIDERMAN & SHERMAN Master Deed recorded in Liber 207 P.C., is attempting to collect a debt, Deeds, Pages 612-619, and the any information obtained will be Second Amendment to Master used for that purpose. MORT- Deed recorded in Liber 218 Deeds, GAGE SALE – Andre J. Kubis and Pages 565-568, and an additional Galina Tsedrik, husband and wife, second amendment to Master Deed granted a mortgage to CitiMort- (Third Amendment) recorded in gage, Inc. successor by merger to Liber 239 Records, Page 480-484, ABN AMRO Mortgage Group, Inc. , G ogebic County Records, Sales • Rentals Mortgagee, dated September 20, Michigan, on which mortgage (Mas- 2004, and recorded on September Management • Appraisals ter Deed) is claimed to be due at 21, 2004, Liber 429, on Page 648, the date thereof the sum of FOUR Gogebic County Records, Michigan THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED   on which mortgage there is claimed TWELVE AND 55/100 DOLLARS 906-932-5406 to be due at the date hereof the ($4,912.55), including interest at Highway US-2 • Ironwood sum of Sixty-Four Thousand One 7% per annum. Under the power of Hundred Sixty-Eight and 19/100   sale contained in said mortgage upnorthproperty.com Dollars ($64,168.19). Under the (Master Deed), also pursuant to power of sale contained in said MCL 559.208, and the statute in mortgage and the statute in such such case made and provided, no-       case made and provided, notice is tice is hereby given that said mort- Wanted to Buy hereby given that said mortgage will gage (Master Deed) will be fore-  be foreclosed by a sale of the mort- closed by the sale of the mort- gaged premises, or some part of gaged premises or some part of    
WANTED them, at public vendue, at the them, at public venue to the highest Servel Gas Refrigerators Gogebic County Courthouse, bidder, in the first floor entrance Call: Susanne (715)417-1536 Bessemer Michigan, at 10:00 AM, hallway of the Gogebic County on November 01, 2019. Said Courthouse, City of Bessemer, 
Legals premises are located in Gogebic Michigan that being the place of    County, Michigan and are de- holding the Circuit Court for Goge- scribed as: The East 1/2 of the bic County, at 10:00 a.m. local time,   October 3, 10, 17, 24 Southwest 1/4 of Section 13, Town- on Friday, October 25, 2019. Said Notice of Foreclosure by ship 48 North, Range 44 West. Ex- premises situated in the Township Advertisement cepting all oil, gas, ores and miner- of Ironwood, Gogebic County, NOTICE is hereby given pursuant al interests of record and subject to Michigan and are described as: to MCL 600.3212, that the follow- any mining development rights Unit Thirty-Eight (38) of the Pow-    ing will be foreclosed by a sale of thereto. The redemption period will dermill Inn Condominium according the mortgaged premises, or some be 6 months from the date of such to the Master Deed recorded in   
 part of them, at public auction at the sale, unless abandoned under MCL Liber 200, Pages 439-465, and the place of holding the circuit court 600.3241a, in which case the re- First Amendment to Master Deed within Gogebic County, at 10:00 demption period will be 30 days recorded in Liber 207, Pages 612- AM, on November 1, 2019: from the date of such sale, or 15 619 and the Second Amendment to Name(s) of the mortgagor(s): Le- days from the MCL 600.3241a(b) Master Deed recorded in Liber 218, onard J Boodry Single Person notice, whichever is later; or unless Pages 565-568, and an additional Original Mortgagee: Associated extinguished pursuant to MCL Second Amendment to Master Bank, N.A. 600.3238. If the above referenced Deed (Third Amendment) recorded Foreclosing Assignee (if any): None property is sold at a foreclosure in Liber 239, Pages 480-484, Goge- Date of Mortgage: September 30, sale under Chapter 32 of Act 236 of bic County Records, designated as 2016 1961, under MCL 600.3278, the Gogebic County Condominiums Date of Mortgage Recording: Octo- borrower will be held responsible to Subdivision Plat No. 5, together ber 3, 2016 the person who buys the property at with rights in common elements and Amount claimed due on date of no- the mortgage foreclosure sale or to limited common elements as set tice: $7,545.25 the mortgage holder for damaging forth in the above Master Deed, the Description of the mortgaged the property during the redemption First Amendment to Master Deed, premises: Situated in City of Iron- period. If the sale is set aside for the Second and additional Second wood, Gogebic County, Michigan, any reason, the Purchaser at the (Third) Amendments and as de- and described as: Lot 6, Block 4, sale will be entitled only to a return scribed in Act 229 of the Public Curry Addition to the City of Iron- of the deposit paid. The purchaser Acts of 1963 and Act 59 of the Pub- DAILY GLOBE wood, according to the recorded shall have no further recourse lic Acts of 1978 and amendments Plat thereof. against the Mortgagor, the Mort- thereto. The redemption period shall be 6 gagee, or the Mortgagee’s attorney. TOGETHER WITH a perpetual months from the date of such sale, CitiMortgage, Inc. successor by easement for ingress and egress, Letters should deal with matters of merger to ABN AMRO Mortgage unless determined abandoned in as set forth in the instrument recor- current, public interest and be accordance with MCLA 600.3241a; Group, Inc Mortgagee/Assignee ded in Liber 200 Deeds, Pages or, if the subject real property is Schneiderman & Sherman P.C. 467-470. no longer than 400 words. used for agricultural purposes as 23938 Research Dr, Suite 300 EXCEPTING all oil, gas, ores and defined by MCL 600.3240(16). Farmington Hills, MI 48335 mineral interest of record and sub- Must be signed by the author and If the property is sold at foreclosure ject to any mining and develop- sale under Chapter 32 of the Re- September 12, 19, 26, October 3,10 ment rights thereto. include name, address and phone vised Judicature Act of 1961, pursu- NOTICE OF MORTGAGE This foreclosure proceeding has ant to MCL 600.3278 the borrower FORECLOSURE SALE commenced after recordation and number for verification purposes. will be held responsible to the per- THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECT- service of a notice of lien, which is son who buys the property at the OR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A dated June 6, 2019 and recorded Mail: mortgage foreclosure sale or to the DEBT. ANY INFORMATION WE on June 7, 2019, in Liber 623, mortgage holder for damaging the OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR Pages 332-334, in Gogebic County 118 E. McLeod Ave. property during the redemption peri- THAT PURPOSE. PLEASE CON- Records. od. TACT OUR OFFICE AT THE NUM- The redemption period shall be six Ironwood, MI 49938 This notice is from a debt collector. BER BELOW IF YOU ARE IN ACT- (6) months from the date of sale, Date of notice: October 3, 2019 IVE MILITARY DUTY. unless determined abandoned in Email: Trott Law, P.C. ATTENTION PURCHASERS: This accordance with MCL 600.3241a, in 1397377 sale may be rescinded by the fore- which case the redemption period [email protected] (10-03)(10-24) closing mortgagee. In that event, shall be thirty (30) days from the the damages, if any, shall be lim- date of such sale. Fax: ited solely to the return of the bid Dated: __September 12, amount tendered at sale, plus in- 2019______906-932-4211 terest. For more information, please call: MORTGAGE SALE – Default has (906) 932-4010 been made in the conditions of a Timothy M. Dean (P27911) mortgage (Master Deed) made by DEAN LAW OFFICE, P.C. NEIL R. PEARSON, original mort- Attorney for Mortgagee gagor (condominium unit owner), to 204 Harrison Street POWDERMILL INN CONDOMINI- Ironwood, MI 49938 UM ASSOCIATION, mortgagee, ac- cording to the Master Deed recor- ded in Liber 200 Deeds, Page 439-

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P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe DARRELL SWEARINGEN of Mercer, Wis., sits with one of series of “Noah’s Ark” projects he has made for his wife and each of his five daughters. Each ark he makes includes a pair of four different creatures: bears, giraffes, elephants and alligators. In the background, on the walls of his workshop, are some of the many bird houses he also crafts. At right is one of the totem poles he has carved that stands next to his home. Swearingen has been creating projects of varsious sizes since he retired close to a decade ago. Carving out retirement

his wife, Carol, described how he gradual- however, is totem poles. “I’ve always want- yet, so it’s easy to peel,” he said, adding n Mercer man carves ly has immersed himself in a number of ed to build totem poles, but when you that he allows the wood to dry after it’s items large and small self-taught projects, all with the aim of just work full time, you just don’t have time,” peeled. making people happy. he said. He then uses a combination of grinders By P.J. GLISSON “He started out carving Santa Clauses Regarding the origin of his interest, and chisels to create his designs, which he [email protected] for our kids and me, and he progressively Swearingen simply explains, “I just always paints upon completion. MERCER, Wis. – Darrell Swearingen of got bigger and bigger,” said Carol of herself thought they were cool.” “I never keep track of the time,” he said, Mercer retired eight years ago at age 65, and their five grown daughters. She has a He said he never follows any particular but said the work is “consuming.” but he’s never run out of employment in shelf dedicated to a collection of the clas- formula in designing them, but instead His poles typically run from 16 to 18 all that time. sic, painted, wooden images. applies to their designs “whatever I feel feet, and he has several decorating the That’s because full-time hobbies keep As Swearingen’s interest expanded, he like putting on them.” front of his home, which is his favorite him as busy as he ever was while working also created toys, trains and various bird It’s never about money, he said, adding place to be. as “a combination man” for CenturyLink houses. He has a pile of the houses in one that he makes the poles purely for plea- According to Swearingen, he and his Internet for 38 years. of his garages and explained that some are sure, with his next recipients being his wife traveled to Alaska more than a decade “You did everything from the office to specifically for woodpeckers or screech daughters. ago, and he said he took a photo of every the outside plant,” said Swearingen of his owls or ducks, while one style will house Swearingen said wood carving is a great totem pole he saw there. former employment, which was based in wrens, bluebirds and swallows. Other bird activity in cold months when he can’t Despite scoring all of those creative Mercer and Springstead. “I did pretty homes are multipurpose. spend as much time on yard projects. images, he said, “I was so glad to get back much everything.” Regarding their huge yard, which is “This is where I spend most of my time to Mercer.” It seems that hasn’t changed much in replete with a combination of the couple’s in the winter,” he said as he entered a Wanderlust holds no allure for him. the past several years, as Swearingen con- considerable talent, Swearingen said, “I workshop bordering one of his garages. “Not at all,” he declared emphatically. “I tinues to take himself in multiple direc- built the gazebo here, and I built the He noted the stages required to accom- tions –only this time, artistically. church steeple.” plish his objectives. In a Monday interview, Swearingen and One of Swearingen’s major interests, “You try to get the log while it’s green SWEARINGEN — page 4 Medicare open enrollment period to begin Oct. 15 will mark the begin- their coverage through a state Senior Care for prescription Medicare number, your last ning of the annual Medicare pharmaceutical assistance pro- drugs. name, your date of birth, etc. open enrollment period for gram like Wisconsin Senior Care If you decide to change your You can also enter your current 2020. During this time you can or with an organization like the stand-alone Part D plan, or your prescription drugs, the dosage sign up for a Medicare Part D Veterans Administration. Both Medicare Advantage Plan, the and the name of your preferred prescription drug plan, drop a have “creditable coverage” and change will take effect on Jan. 1. pharmacy. plan, or switch to a different Robert are considered as good as Medi- Your current plan will cover for The Plan Finder will help plan. You can also consider Lynn care prescription drug plans. expenses through Dec. 31, 2019. identify the plans that cover switching from your original The Medicare open enroll- We don’t have a list of Part D them. It also lists the monthly Medicare plan to a Medicare ment period is also an opportu- plans for 2020, but expect to premium for each plan, the Advantage plan. I realize that all nity to enroll in a Medicare have one before the open enroll- amount of the annual deductible this may seem to be a bit over- Advantage Plan or drop or ment period begins. Iron County (if any) and your estimated drug whelming, but it really isn’t. The open enrollment period change plans. One thing to keep has had about 28 different stand costs. You can enroll in the plan No matter how you feel about continues until Dec. 7. If you are in mind is that if you are in a alone plans in previous years. of your choice while still online your current plan, it’s usually a happy with your current plan, Medicare Advantage Plan you To help you identify and com- in the PathFinder. good idea to do a little shopping there is no need to do anything can not also be in a separate pare the plans, go to If you don’t have a computer, around during the open enroll- and have it continue into 2020. “stand alone” Part D plan. You Medicare.gov on your computer maybe your kids (or grandchil- ment period. Plans and premi- Here’s a bit of good news: must elect to take your Part D and click on “Find a Medicare dren) can help. You can also ums can change yearly and new The dreaded “donut hole” or gap coverage as part of your Medi- Plan.” This takes you to the contact a licensed insurance options might open up that fit in Part D coverage will disappear care Advantage Plan. Medicare Plan Finder, where you agent for assistance. We should your situation even better than in 2020. Also, you can’t have a sepa- can do an “Anonymous Search” have a listing of the 2020 plans your current plan. Sometimes a Enrolling in what is known as rate Medi-gap or supplement or you can request a “Personal before the enrollment period plan will be discontinued or a “stand aloe” drug plan isn’t the policy as long as you are in a Search” if you have previously begins on Oct. 15. merged with another one. If this only way to have good prescrip- Medicare Advantage Plan. One created a Medicare account. You happens, the plan is required to tion drug coverage. Many have it option for Wisconsin residents is have the option of creating a Robert Lynn is a benefit special- notify you, usually in September, combined with Medicare health to enroll in a Medicare Advan- Medicare account now or later. ist working with the Hurley Senior to enable you to pick a replace- benefits in Medicare Advantage tage Plan without drug cover- You will be asked to enter some Center. For more information, call ment plan. plans. Others may choose to get age and to select Wisconsin basic information such as your 715-561-2108. l 2 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2019 LIVING 50 PLUS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Patricia Heaton leaps generation gap in ‘Carol’s Second Act’ By LYNN ELBER unsettling part, when she who’s pursuing a medical seasons I was giving birth AP Television Writer wonders why and how they degree surrounded by to two of them, so I was LOS ANGELES — Patri- bought the money pit. decades-younger interns. going through surgery and cia Heaton is having a Heaton, who starred in Heaton also is an executive then right back to the recurring dream she the long-running family sit- producer for the workplace show. With the fourth one, describes as “half prosperi- coms “Everybody Loves comedy. I think I was back two ty, half panic,” in which she Raymond” and “The Mid- “I get this shiny, glori- weeks later. So it’s pretty and her husband are dle,” realized the imaginary ous show that we’re build- crazy, and there have been remodeling a massive apartment is a metaphor ing, and I’m feeling, ‘OK, moments I’m like, “Why apartment in New York for her new CBS sitcom, am I going to be able to did I think I’d do this?” But City with a squad of “Carol’s Second Act,” about handle it?’ ... So clearly, what’s really important in designers. Then comes the a divorced empty nester internally, I’m having a big keeping vital in life is to adjustment,” Heaton said challenge yourself, and to of the series debuting 9:30 step out into the unknown p.m. EDT Thursday. The cast and be OK with that. Get includes Kyle MacLachlan. going and keep learning. 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The color change Bessemer, Ironwood and children as well as their tax, contribute 1.5% of poses and no more than is at its full peak and both beyond have responded future grandchildren will our gross incomes to three round trips per year light and heavier jackets Al with food and when need- be able to live out their assist in reducing carbons for other members of the are worn by all. Gaiss ed, assistance with shutoff full lives in comfort and effect. Also, both smaller population. Adults 18 and September’s telltale notices of utilities includ- tranquility? Millions of us and more electric autos over whom have not used signs told it all. Fewer ing electric, heat and are deeply concerned. need to be built and by any airlines during the grass cuts, family lawn water. We are thankful to Many of our young Jan. 1, 2024 all fossil fuel, year to be provided $400 clean ups, decks cleared the hundreds who have have or will soon attain gas consuming cars built as a refund on their of summer furniture, bird Need grows provided us with books, high paying jobs allowing before 2013, begin to be income taxes for avoiding baths and those hum- After nearly three years clothing, household them all the material com- removed from the road air usage allowing the mingbird enticements as President of St. Vincent necessities and furniture forts hard work and reducing the need by mil- number of flights to be hanging from tree limbs, DePaul in Bessemer, I at the store for sale at low advanced technology will lions of gallons gas or reduced. More staycations stored. have chosen to step down. prices along with food allow. But at what cost to diesel fuel per day. Then to be encouraged for peo- Our summers here in Carol Miller, our wonder- and financial aid provided the environment? All of with each following year ple to invest with neigh- God’s Country are way to ful spiritual advisor has to the pantry. us at both ends of the life older cars staring with bors, lawn care, volunteer- short. Memorial Day agreed to step up and we Many area churches, cycle, need to get involved 2014 be eliminated, from ing, beautification efforts comes quickly followed by are all delighted. Carol local officials and busi- preparing ourselves to usage until all of the 2024 and attending civic events. the 4th of July and before possesses a love of the nesses, and other people make whatever sacrifice models and thereafter will I recommend all to be we know it, Labor Day needy and has promised of good will make it all necessary so that our be of driving electric fed encouraged to eat less red soon at our doorstep. Just to view each of our neigh- happen as every dollar is planet may flourish for autos. meat and more chicken, where has our summer bors in both a kind and stretched to the fullest in many centuries into the In addition, beginning fish and vegetables. Other gone? encouraging manner. She placing neighbors first. future. in 2022, cars driving more nutritious food will assist has a good heart and Just what will each of than 15,000 miles per many excellent traits to School begins Climate change us be asked to and what year to be assessed a tax Soccer, cross-country, share with others in this The climate issue and will we be willing to give of 3 cents per extra mile football and volleyball calling. Carol will be most debate is before us. What up to assist in making it driven for excessive usage GAISS — page 4 dominate the local sports ably assisted by Vice-Pres- scene. 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Fewer on heat, light and energy in cutting down on the teachers, custodians, consumption and leave a number of red meat pro- aides and bus drivers will smaller footprint on the ducing animals. For exam- be needed and older planet. ple, for an additional 50 excess buildings will be Many more suggestions chickens produced there closed. remain out there and in would be need for one less With smaller family time will be addressed. cow or two fewer pigs for sizes, smaller homes may What are your viewpoints consumption. Imagine if once again be in vogue. on the climate situation? you would 330,000,000 Rather than the 2,600 Americans on average, square foot or larger home Al Gaiss is a retired eating just five pounds so many between the ages school administrator and less of red meat during of 30 and 60 enjoy today, former member of the Besse- the year would mean that perhaps half the new mer City Council and Besse- 1.65 billion fewer pounds homes constructed in the mer School Board. of cows and pigs would need to be produced year- ly. By reducing a produc- tion of 750,000 cows per year weighing an average 1,600 pounds and 1,000,000 pigs at an aver- age weight of 450 pounds, we will turn to chicken, P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe discover fish and sample DARREL SWEARINGEN checks out a new burning technique on one of his current other delectable taste to totem pole projects in his workshop at home in Mercer on Monday. please the pallet. These, of course, are Swearingen for neighbors. but examples of changes His next projects include a sauna for within our lives and per- his wife and a reconfiguration of a sal- sonal changes, all will From page 1 vaged oil barrel, whose 8- x 16-foot length need to buy into. Once even hate to go to Ironwood. That’s an is buried mostly in soil on his property. accepted, it should be hour I could spend doing something else.” He hopes to use the barrel as a winter quite simple as years turn home for a bee colony that he is consider- into decades as those born in 2020 and later Still misses his former employment ing buying in the spring. Moreover, he Swearingen, now age 73, doesn’t hesi- half-joked, the barrel might serve as a fall- will not be aware of sacri- tate when asked about the transition to out shelter in a “you never know” sce- fices made and the whole retirement. nario. process will be of com- “I still miss going to work,” he said, It appears that Swearingen could stay monplace for all by 2030. pointing out that he got his first job at the busy just keeping all of his supplies in With the growing num- age of 17, doing shipping and receiving for order. His garages and workshop and a ber of females taking their Simpson Electric in Mercer. In his late pathway leading to it are loaded with place in corporate Ameri- teens and early twenties, he then worked potential treasures. ca, fewer children will be in production and maintenance at White “He’s a collector,” said his wife. “The born as careers become Pine Copper Company in Ontonagon. kids keep telling him, ‘Quit collecting deeply pursued. This has Turning 65? Swearingen said his CenturyTel stuff!’” Swearingen said that even local been true with our young cohorts sometimes still tap his assistance, plumbers have come to him for old- adults during the past 30 Have Questions on Medicare? as they did last week when they acciden- world items that they figured he’d have on years desirous of having tally cut a cable and sought him to splice hand. have one or two children Questions On Supplements, Advantage it. In rare moments of total relaxation, or none at all. Otherwise, his only formal employ- Swearingen said he likes to drink beer As this continues, it Plans, And/Or Part D? ment now is as a caretaker for seven Mer- with his buddies and “talk stupid.” He also will reduce the dollars cer area properties that belong to residents enjoys ice-shack fishing on the Turtle local communities; states Our Specialists Have The Answers. who spend part of the year in other loca- Flambeau Flowage. “We bring a lot of tions. food,” he said. “We have a good time.” Winfrey shocks CALL OR STOP IN TODAY He also serves as a volunteer in the In one of his garages is a large wagon ! Mercer Fire Department, which he joined filled with aromatic hay bales at different fundraisers 502 Copper St., Suite 4 while still a teenager. heights. “I took the kids on a hay ride this with $1 million Hurley, WI Beyond his hobbies, he also stays busy weekend,” he said, referring to some of his Hurley, WI cutting large swaths of grass on his 16 daughters and 11 grandchildren and two donation 715-561-4720 acres, on which he and his wife have sev- great grandchildren (a third is on the 715-561-4720 eral buildings. way). CHARLOTTE, N.C. 800-273-1052 (AP) — Oprah Winfrey Across the road from their house is a As long as it’s not snowing, his wife 2nd floor of the plot of freshly-tilled soil where he hopes to said, “He’s outside all day long doing shocked attendees at a 2nd floor of the plant oats and clover, weather pending. something or other. When he hits that North Carolina fundraiser Gateway Building His only aim is to feed passing deer. chair in the evening, he’s pretty much out by announcing a donation (above the Hurley Clinic) “I don’t hunt,” he said, adding of his for the night.” of more than $1 million own family, “We lived on it when we were In parting wisdom for other retirees, toward the United Negro kids. We always had a deer hanging on the Swearingen said, “I’ve seen so many guys College Fund. porch. I’ll never forget that smell as long as who retire, and they sit on their butt and The Charlotte Observer I live.” pretty soon they’re dead.” He concluded reports that former talk- AS COMFORTABLE AS YOUR In winter months, he snowplows, even wryly, “You have to stay active.” show host and OWN tele- AVORITE AIR OF LIPPERS vision network chief made F P S

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