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GOGEBIC COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT Ironwood man gets 11 years for drug, gun charges By RICHARD JENKINS Gogebic County Circuit Judge [email protected] Michael Pope also sentenced BESSEMER — An Ironwood Payeur to the two years mandat- man, who was found guilty on six ed by law for the charge of felony drug and gun charges in Decem- firearm. According to Pope, the ber, was sentenced to a total of law stipulates Payeur doesn’t get 11 years in prison Tuesday in credit for time served and this Gogebic County Circuit Court. sentence must be completed Donovan Howard Payeur, 32, before beginning the sentence for was sentenced to between nine the other charges. and 30 years for the charges of Pope also sentenced Payeur to possession of methamphetamine four to 7.5 years in prison for with intent to deliver and con- possession of a firearm by a felon spiracy to possess meth with and possession of ammunition by intent to deliver. a felon. These two sentences will The maximum sentences were be served concurrently to the two increased from the standard 20 meth charges, meaning they years due to a habitual offender don’t extend Payeur’s sentence Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe A TEARFUL Donovan Payeur, left, addresses Gogebic County Circuit Judge Michael Pope Tuesday during his sentencing hearing. Payeur was sen- designation. further. tenced to 11 years in prison on drug and gun charges. Also present in the courtroom were Payeur’s attorney, Mark McDonald, and Chief Assistant He received 516 days credit Prosecutor Tracie Wittla. for time already served in jail. PAYEUR — page 5 Wisconsin snowmobile death toll reaches 14 Evers, Holtz By RALPH ANSAMI was riding and was run over by a groomer Falls, was pronounced dead at the scene. into trees. Alcohol was not a factor. [email protected] that was approaching from the opposite The driver of the other snowmobile In a Jan. 17 fatality in Minocqua, the The winter snowmobile fatality toll in direction on a hill, according to a DNR was transported by ambulance to Flam- snowmobiler struck a fixed object at an advance in Wisconsin rose to 14 last week with two report. beau Hospital in Park Falls and was later estimated speed of 88 mph, according to a deaths on Feb. 12. The 14 people had died through Feb. transferred to St. Joseph’s Hospital in DNR summary. The driver’s alcohol con- That’s almost double the deaths that 17, the last day the DNR’s fatality reports Marshfield. tent in that accident was .225, or almost were recorded last winter. were updated. Two of the fatalities occurred in Iron three times the level used to determine primary race The latest fatalities were reported in A fatal accident occurred on Friday, County, near Hurley and at Saxon Harbor. intoxication. Clark and Florence counties, according to Feb. 10, on Pike Lake in the town of The WDNR now includes estimated A year ago, the fatality count stood at MADISON, Wis. — Two-term the Wisconsin Department of Natural Fifield, according to the Price County speeds for the accident summaries. The eight. The ninth and last fatal accident of incumbent state Superintendent Resources. Sheriff’s Department. Two snowmobiles snowmobiler at Saxon Harbor was travel- the year occurred on Feb. 26 in Bayfield Tony Evers will face former In the Florence County accident, a 36- collided while crossing the lake. ing around 40 mph along Harbor Drive County when an intoxicated snowmobiler Beloit superintendent Lowell year-old man fell off the snowmobile he Tyler Trotterschaude, 31, of Park when his snowmobile slid out of control struck another vehicle. Holtz in the April 4 election to be the state’s top education official, after the two longtime educators advanced in Tuesday’s primary. Former Dodgeville administra- ERWIN SUNSET tor John Humphries, who tried Hurley School Board to cast himself as more conserva- tive than Evers but more biparti- san than Holtz, was eliminated. grilled for radio show The statewide results were mirrored in Iron County, where Evers took first place easily with By RALPH ANSAMI of Montreal, pointed to the suc- 344 votes to Holtz’s 106 votes. [email protected] cess of the district’s one-on-one Humphries rounded out the trio HURLEY — Hurley School laptop program in his com- with 43 votes in the county. Board members often ask ques- ments and board president Joe The race to head the state tions of students during their Simonich, of Kimball, explained Department of Public Instruc- regular monthly meetings, but how the district has had to cut tion is officially nonpartisan, but on Monday the shoe was on the about $2 million out of its bud- Democrats and their allies back other foot. get over the past decade Evers while Holtz has the sup- Board members were inter- because of dwindling state aid port of two dozen Republican viewed by student journalist funding. lawmakers and conservative Tom Lardinois for the Hurley Student advisor Steve Eder groups. Holtz, who branded him- School Notebook Show that is said the recorded program is self as “kidservative,” touted the heard Thursdays at 6:25 p.m. on edited and sent to WUPM, fact that he was the only one of WUPM-FM Radio. ready to be broadcast. He said the three candidates who did not “Live, from the Hurley School Lardinois has become so profi- sign the petition to recall GOP Board...,” Lardinois began the cient in all facets of the produc- Gov. Scott Walker from office in program, although it isn’t quite tion that “he can do it all him- 2012. live. self.” That recall was spurred by The program includes news, Among the guests to be inter- anger of the law Walker champi- sports, an ad and an interview. viewed was Tony Evers, state oned that all but eliminated col- Each of the five board mem- superintendent of the Wisconsin lective bargaining for public bers was asked a question by Department of Public Instruc- school teachers and other public Lardinois on Monday. Submitted Photo workers, and forced them to pay Board member Dave Pajula, THE SUNSET in Erwin Township last Thursday was spectacular. Deb Leonard contributed the photo she took while biking along South Davis Road. more for their health insurance HURLEY — page 5 and pension benefits. Holtz favors expanding Wis- consin’s private school voucher program and wants to repeal the Common Core academic stan- Gogebic Forestry Commission manages land to improve yields dards, two things that Evers By IAN MINIELLY the county took back after the is on its second cutting, some is are clear cut and there are less Enhancement Management Sys- opposes. [email protected] owners harvested the land and on its third, but there are also than 100 acres of pine that is tem is being expanded across the Evers captured 64 percent of BESSEMER — The Gogebic elected to not pay property virgin stands in the counties planted by hand. Upper Peninsula to create desti- the vote, based on unofficial County Forestry and Parks taxes. As the volume in acres acreage. Riskey said, “we have The GCFP set aside the Mosi- nation sites for grouse hunting returns. Holtz followed with 30 Commission manages over increased, the commission was a lot of northern hardwoods nee Grouse Management Area to and unique opportunities for percent and Humphries had 6 50,000 acres of land in Gogebic formed and is a completely self- that we selectively harvest, enhance ruffed grouse habitat hunting and wildlife viewing.” percent. county. Most of that land, supporting program that is a net which opens up holes in the through a much more intensive according to director Greg boon to the county. canopy for natural regenera- management plan than typical Ryskey was tax reverted land Ryskey said much of the land tion.” Only the Aspen stands forest lands. This “Grouse LAND — page 5 ELECTION — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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Call for details. country illegally and is charged Mexico will eventually foot the Mexico’s new ambassador to or convicted of any offense, or bill — and Kelly’s memos reiter- the U.S., Geronimo Gutierrez, Associated Press even suspected of a crime, will ate calls for Homeland Security called the policy changes “some- RESCUE now be an enforcement priority, to start planning for the costs thing very serious.” In a hearing CREWS take according to Homeland Security and construction. Tuesday with Mexican senators, out residents Department memos signed by Trump’s earlier immigration he said, “Obviously, they are a from a flooded Secretary John Kelly. That could orders, which banned all cause for concern for the foreign neighborhood include people arrested for refugees as well as foreigners relations department, for the Tuesday, in shoplifting or minor offenses — from seven Muslim-majority Mexican government, and for all San Jose, Calif. or simply having crossed the bor- countries, have faced widespread Mexicans.” Rescuers der illegally. criticism and legal action. A fed- The memos do not change U.S. chest-deep in The Trump administration eral appeals court has upheld a immigration laws, but take a far water steered memos replace more narrow temporary halt. harder line toward enforcement. boats carrying guidance focusing on immigrants Kelly’s enforcement plans call One example involves broader dozens of peo- who have been convicted of seri- for enforcing a longstanding but use of a program that fast-tracks ple, some with ous crimes, are considered obscure provision of immigration deportations. It will now be babies and threats to national security or law that allows the government applied to immigrants who can- pets, from a are recent border crossers. to send some people caught ille- not prove they have been in the San Jose Under the Obama administra- gally crossing the Mexican bor- United States longer than two neighborhood tion guidance, immigrants whose der back to Mexico, regardless of years. It’s unclear how many inundated by only violation was being in the where they are from. Those for- immigrants that could include. water from an country illegally were generally eigners would wait in that coun- Since at least 2002 that fast overflowing left alone. Those immigrants fall try for U.S. deportation proceed- deportation effort — which does creek Tues- into two categories: those who ings to be complete. This would not require a judge’s order — has day. crossed the border without per- be used for people who aren’t been used only for immigrants mission and those who over- considered a threat to cross the caught within 100 miles of the stayed their visas. border illegally again, the memo border, within two weeks of Hundreds rescued from California Crossing the border illegally is says. crossing illegally. a criminal offense, and the new That provision is almost cer- The administration also plans memos make clear that those tain to face opposition from civil to expand immigration jail floodwaters in San Jose who have done so are included in libertarians and Mexican offi- capacity. Currently Homeland the broad list of enforcement pri- cials, and it’s unclear whether Security has money and space to SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — Res- rescued with his brother and par- the four-lane highway give way. orities. the United States has the jail 34,000 immigrants at a time. cuers chest-deep in water steered ents, who took clothes, electron- In the San Joaquin Valley in Overstaying a visa is a civil, authority to force Mexico to It’s unclear how much an boats full of people, some with ics and some photos from their California’s agricultural heart- not criminal, offense. Those who accept third-country nationals. increase would cost, but babies and pets, from a San Jose home in a neighborhood that land, farmers used their tractors do so are not specifically included But the memo also calls for Congress would have to approve neighborhood inundated Tues- ended up littered with sub- and other heavy equipment to in the priority list but, under the Homeland Security to provide an any new spending. day by water from an overflow- merged cars. help shore up an endangered ing creek. “This is like once-in-a-life- levee along the San Joaquin Further north, farmers used time,” Lee said. River. tractors to shore up an endan- Earlier Tuesday, firefighters Some farmers took their trac- gered levee in California’s agri- rescued five people stranded by tors and other equipment to the Judge blocks Texas cutting Medicaid to Planned Parenthood cultural heartland, officials flooding at a homeless camp levee to help shore it up, arriving AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A fed- Alabama, Kansas, Mississippi charges, and Planned Parent- opened a spillway at the Don along the same creek in San to fill a big breach within half an eral judge ruled Tuesday that and Louisiana have also had sim- hood officials have denied any Pedro reservoir for the first time Jose. hour of noticing the break, said Texas can’t cut off Medicaid dol- ilar efforts blocked. wrongdoing. in 20 years, and a Sierra Nevada Firefighters knocked on doors alfalfa farmer Tony Coit. lars to Planned Parenthood over Sparks’ unsparing opinion Republican Texas Attorney highway threatened to collapse to tell residents to get out of their “The farmers ran it like a secretly recorded videos taken by excoriated Texas for not provid- General Ken Paxton said the after the latest downpours homes because the city does not boss,” he said, using soil from the anti-abortion activists in 2015 ing “any evidence” of Planned state intends to appeal in a state- swelled waterways, leaving near- have sirens or another emergen- levee itself to fill in the 30-foot- that launched Republican efforts Parenthood wrongdoing and ment that repeated accusations ly half of the state under flood cy warning system, San Jose wide break until they could truck across the U.S. to defund the stalling on the ouster for nearly a that Planned Parenthood manip- advisories. spokesman David Vossbrink in large rocks for more substan- nation’s largest abortion year. ulated the timing of abortions to In San Jose, at least 225 resi- said. tial repairs. provider. “A secretly recorded video, benefit researchers. Planned dents were taken to dry land and The rains were the latest pro- The water level rose at Lake An injunction issued by U.S. fake names, a grand jury indict- Parenthood has denied those rinsed with soap and water to duced by a series of storms gen- Oroville for the first time since District Sam Sparks of Austin ment, congressional investiga- claims, and Sparks said there prevent them from being sick- erated by so-called atmospheric authorities ordered an emergen- comes after he delayed making tions — these are the building was no evidence the organization ened by floodwaters from the rivers that dump massive quan- cy evacuation of 188,000 people decision in January and essen- blocks of a best-selling novel violated ethical or medical stan- Coyote Creek that had traveled tities of Pacific Ocean water on more than a week ago after a tially bought Planned Parent- rather than a case concerning dards. through engine fuel, garbage, California after carrying it aloft damaged spillway caused major hood an extra month in the the interplay of federal and state “No taxpayer in Texas should debris and over sewer lines, San from as far away as Hawaii. flooding concerns. state’s Medicaid program. authority through the Medicaid have to subsidize this repugnant Jose Fire Capt. Mitch Matlow In the Sierra Nevada moun- The rains have saturated the Texas is now at least the sixth program,” Sparks wrote. “Yet, and illegal conduct. We should said. tain range, part of Highway 50, once-drought stricken region and state where federal courts have rather than a villain plotting to never lose sight of the fact that, Rescuers went door-to-door one of the main routes to Lake wreaked havoc for residents hit kept Planned Parenthood eligi- take over the world, the subject as long as abortion is legal in the searching for people who needed Tahoe, was in danger of collaps- hard by the heavy rain. At least ble for Medicaid reimbursements of this case is the State of Texas’s United States, the potential for to leave the neighborhood. Only ing after a roadway shoulder four people have died in the for non-abortion services, efforts to expel a group of health these types of horrors will contin- residents who could prove they gave way following heavy storms throughout the state in although a bigger question care providers from a social ue,” Paxton said in a statement. had been cleaned of the floodwa- storms, leaving a gaping hole the last week. remains over whether President health care program for families A Houston grand jury indicted ters were allowed to board buses about 40 feet long and 17 feet A motorist in Northern Cali- Donald Trump will federally and individuals with limited two activists behind the videos to shelters. wide, Caltrans engineer Jarrett fornia was swept into a creek defund the organization. resources.” over how they covertly gained “The water started to seep in Woodruff said. Saturday during another in the Sparks’ decision preserves Like in other states, Texas access inside a Planned Parent- the driveway, and then it started Crews opened one lane open series of storms and drowned what Planned Parenthood says health officials accused Planned hood clinic, but a judge later dis- to creep up into the front door. It Tuesday as Caltrans workers inside her car, the Los Angeles are cancer screenings, birth con- Parenthood officials of making missed the charges. kept getting worse and worse,” tried to fix the road failure after Times reported Tuesday. trol access and other health ser- misrepresentation to investiga- Planned Parenthood serves said Alex Hilario, who walked in numerous mudslides blocked it Witnesses had seen the vices for nearly 11,000 low- tors following the release of only a fraction of the 4.3 million knee-high water to get to his car for days at a time in recent woman driving around signs income women at 30 clinics. secretly recorded and heavily people enrolled in Medicaid in and leave the area. weeks. blocking the road near Orland, Texas originally intended to boot edited videos by an anti-abortion Texas, but Sparks said he was “We didn’t get a chance to get Heavy storms over the last Undersheriff Todd James of the Planned Parenthood in January group last year. Investigations not convinced that its clients anything out,” Hilario added. two weeks caused parts of the Glenn County Sheriff’s Office but Sparks told the state to wait by 13 states into those videos would quickly and easily be able Bobby Lee, 15, said he was shoulder and part of one lane on told the newspaper. pending his ruling. Arkansas, have concluded without criminal to find new providers. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2017 l 3 Community calendar REGIONAL SPELLING BEE

Email calendar items and com- Finnish Women’s Auxiliary, 10 munity news to news@yourdaily- a.m., Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. Pot globe.com. For more information, luck meal. call 906-932-2211. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Wednesday, Feb. 22 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Christian Men of the Northland, Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Ironwood. area74.org. a.m., Range Community Bible Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Ontonagon United Methodist Church Alcoholics Anonymous, open basement, next to Holiday gas sta- meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Government DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Gogebic County Family p.m. 906-932-4990. Department of Human Services Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic County 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Medical Care Facility, Wakefield. rant, Ironwood. Bessemer Township Board, 5 Iron County Veterans Service p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Ramsay. Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Mercer School Board, 5 p.m., Gogebic County Democrats, Mercer K-12 School commons, Mer- 6:30 p.m., Elk and Hound, Ironwood. cer, Wis. Gogebic County Road Com- Submitted photo Submitted photo Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., TOP SPELLERS in Tuesday’s regional sixth grade spelling bee held at Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. mission, 5:15 p.m., road commis- TOP SPELLERS in Tuesday’s regional fifth grade spelling bee held at area74.org. sion office, courthouse, Bessemer. Bergland include, from right, first place, Jericho Marcell, West Iron Bergland include, from right, first place, Katarina Hemeleski, West Iron Government Ironwood Township Board, County; second place, Christian Besonen, Ewen-Trout Creek; and third County; second place, Annabelle Besonen, Watersmeet; and third Aging Unit of Iron County 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township place, Kayla Zeckovich, Wakefield-Marenisco. place, Hazel Jane, Ewen-Trout Creek. Board, 9 a.m., Hurley Senior Cen- offices. ter. Wakefield City Council, 5:30 Gogebic County Retiree Health p.m., City Hall. Committee, 4 p.m., courthouse, Ironwood City Commission, Bessemer. 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Memorial Build- Gogebic County Retirement ing. Commission, 4:30 p.m., court- Bessemer Area School District house, Bessemer. Board of Education, 6 p.m., A.D. Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Johnston High School library. courthouse, Bessemer. Tuesday, Feb. 28 Thursday, Feb. 23 Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Cuddlebugs Story Time, 9:30 wood Memorial Building. a.m., Ironwood Carnegie Library. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- wood Memorial Building. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Gogebic County Veterans Ser- 1110. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Breakfast For Your Brain, 10 Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., a.m., Mercer, Wis., Community Cen- Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 ter. 715-561-2695. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 1110. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, area74.org. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, area74.org. Golden Dragon. New members wel- Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., come. Woods and Blooms Garden The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montre- Submitted photo Submitted photo al, Wis. 906-663-0308. Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Civic Cen- ter, Mercer, Wis. TOP SPELLERS in Tuesday’s regional seventh grade spelling bee held at TOP SPELLERS in Tuesday’s regional eighth grade spelling bee held at Pokemon Club, 4 p.m., Iron- Bergland include, from right, first place, Jessica Carey, Ewen-Trout Bergland include, from right, first place, Hannah Peace, Wakefield- wood Carnegie Library. Ages 8 and Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., up. Woodland Church, Ironwood. Creek; second place, Kara Dums, Wakefield-Marenisco; and third place, Marenisco; second place, Dan Prudhomme, West Iron County; and Free community dinner, 5-6 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Catherine Baker, Watersmeet . third place, Elise Besonen, Ewen-Trout Creek. p.m., Wakefield United Methodist Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Church, Wakefield. tion, Ironwood. area74.org. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Government p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, Gogebic Community College 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Board, 4:30 p.m., room B-22, Jacob GOISD hosts regional spelling bee Faith Center, Ironwood. Solin Business Center, GCC. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Wednesday, March 1 BERGLAND — Students from Marquette County. Second place, Christian Beso- Ewen-Trout Creek (winning p.m., First Presbyterian Church, five school districts competed in Locally, spellers competed nen, Ewen-Trout Creek word: thievery) Hurley. area74.org. Christian Men of the Northland, a regional spelling bee at the from Ewen-Trout Creek, Iron- Third place, Kayla Zeckovich, Second place, Kara Dums, Government 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermedi- wood, Wakefield-Marenisco, Wakefield-Marenisco Wakefield-Marenisco Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Alcoholics Anonymous, open ate School District office Tues- Watersmeet and West Iron Third place, Catherine Baker, Authority and Board, 8 a.m., Treat- meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran day. County. First place,Sixth Katarinagrade Heme- Watersmeet ment Facility boardroom. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Competition was held for four The GOISD provided a pizza leski, West Iron County (winning Downtown Ironwood Develop- DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Eighth Grade ment Authority, 8 a.m., meeting, p.m. 906-932-4990. grades levels — fifth through lunch for the contestants and word: optician) First place, Hannah Peace, Conference Room 1, second floor, Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, eighth — with trophies handed their families. Second place, Annabelle Beso- Wakefield-Marenisco (winning Memorial Building, Ironwood. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- out to the top three places in Tuesday’s results included: nen, Watersmeet word: thanatology) Friday, Feb. 24 rant, Ironwood. each contest. Third place, Hazel Jane, Second place, Dan Prud- Iron County Veterans Service First and second place spellers First place,Fifth Jerichograde Marcell, Ewen-Trout Creek homme, West Iron County Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., advanced to the next round to be West Iron County (winning word: Third place, Elise Besonen, Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 Seventh Grade a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Town Hall. 715-561-2190. held on Wednesday, March 8, in coalition) First place, Jessica Carey, Ewen-Trout Creek Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Alzheimer’s Disease Care- p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. givers Support Group, 6-7 p.m., Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Bessemer Booster Club, 6:30 Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- p.m., A.D. Johnston High School. ‘Lego Batman’ stays No. 1, conquers ‘The Great Wall’ Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 Church, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston NEW YORK (AP) — “The Great Wall” didn’t measure up to “Transformers: Age of Extinc- tional). High School, Bessemer. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Great Wall” was a hit in China. its initial ambitions. It was pro- tion” to “Warcraft,” a flop in the 3. “The Great Wall,” $18.1 mil- People for Peace, 7 p.m. EDT, Ontonagon United Methodist Church In North America, it was a dud. duced by Legendary Entertain- U.S. and Canada with $47.4 million, lion ($19 million international). basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Episcopal Church of Ascension, 501 Houghton St., Ontonagon. The most expensive film ever ment, which has since been but a $220.8 million hit in China. 4. “John Wick: Chapter 2,” tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. made in China and with a budget acquired by Chinese conglomer- Films like “The Great Wall” $16.5 million ($15.6 million Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., of $150 million, “The Great Wall” ate Wanda Group. The film, and “Warcraft,” however, prove international). p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. area74.org. was intended to prove that the directed by Zhang Yimou, origi- that finding the right balance 5. “Fist Fight,” $12 million. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 world’s No. 2 movie marketplace nated with an idea by Legendary between American and Chinese 6. “Hidden Figures,” $7.1 mil- Saturday, Feb. 25 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, could produce Hollywood-sized chief executive Thomas Tull, who tastes remains a difficult balanc- lion ($7.3 million international). Bessemer. area74.org. blockbusters of its own. Though exited the company last month. ing act. 7. “Split,” $7 million ($8.9 mil- Community Pickleball Pad- Government it ran up $171 million in ticket But “The Great Wall” isn’t a For Paul Dergarabedian, lion international). dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Ironwood Economic Develop- sales in China, “The Great Wall” bomb. It has made $244.6 million senior media analyst for com- 8. “A Dog’s Purpose,” $5.6 mil- School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. ment Corporation, 10 a.m., meet- Iron County Democratic Party, ing, Conference Room 1, second pulled in $18.1 million in its overseas and performed over the Score, the more significant factor lion. 9 a.m., Sharon’s Coffee Company, floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. North American debut over Pres- weekend in North America for “The Great Wall” wasn’t its 9. “La La Land,” $4.5 million Hurley. Thursday, March 2 idents Day weekend, according to slightly better than some pundits multi-national origins but its ($31.7 million international). Ironwood Carnegie Library studio estimates Sunday. expected. Rotten Tomatoes rating: a dismal 10. “A Cure for Wellness,” $4.2 Board of Trustees, 9:30 p.m., That was good enough for “This is absolutely a strategy 36 percent “fresh.” million ($4.5 million internation- Women’s Clubrooms, Ironwood Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- wood Memorial Building. third place, falling behind last that’s worldwide,” said Nick Car- Two other new releases, both al). Memorial Building. weekend’s top two films, “The pou, distribution chief for Uni- from 20th Century Fox, also Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apostolic Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Lego Batman” and “Fifty Shades versal. “Worldwide, we are one of failed to catch on. The comedy Lutheran Church, Aurora Street, vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Ironwood. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Darker.” The Warner Bros. ani- many markets.” “Fist Fight,” starring Ice Cube Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 mated release easily led the box Universal could still claim and Charlie Day as feuding high- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- office again with $34.2 million in four of the top 10 films, the other school teachers, opened with $12 NOTICE area74.org. 1110. its second week, sliding only 35 two being “A Dog’s Purpose” million. Town of Kimball Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, percent. Universal’s “Fifty ($5.6 million in its fourth week) Estimated ticket sales for Fri- Sunday, Feb. 26 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. PRING OAD Shades Darker” sold $21 million and “Split” ($7 million in its fifth day through Sunday at U.S. and S R area74.org. EIGHT Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., in tickets in its second week. The week), so far the top film of 2017. Canadian theaters include: W closed meeting, Salem Lutheran The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montre- erotic sequel continues to play More East-West productions 1. “The Batman Lego Movie,” RESTRICTIONS Church, Ironwood. al, Wis. 906-663-0308. well overseas, where it led inter- like “The Great Wall” are sure to $34.2 million ($21.5 million Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 national business with $43.7 mil- follow. Studios already regularly international). Effective Wesley United Methodist Church, p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, lion over the weekend. partner with Chinese film com- 2. “Fifty Shades Darker,” $21 Tuesday, February 21 Ironwood. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Slammed by critics, “The panies on everything from million ($43.7 million interna- at 7:00 a.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Faith Center, Ironwood. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Knights of Columbus 4th Bessemer. area74.org. 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Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 * Call Today to Schedule your Next Service 1-800-932-1202 • Phone: 906-932-1202 • Fax: 906-932-3295 4 l WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2017 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Time for Trump to hit campaign trail President Trump’s many critics say his November? DAILY GLOBE young administration is a hot mess. His Then there is the Trans-Pacific Partner- defenders say Trump has accomplished more ship order, and Trump’s pledge to re-open Sue Mizell, Publisher in three weeks than many presidents do in NAFTA. Those, too, are worth some presi- years. dential campaign stops. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor At the moment Trump is in what might be As for Trump’s litigation-magnet order called the executive-action phase of his pres- Byron temporarily halting non-Americans from idency. Beyond fighting for his Cabinet York entering the U.S. from seven troubled coun- appointments on Capitol Hill, everything tries — the White House has clearly suggest- In Their Opinion Trump has done has relied solely on his exec- ed that it ultimately plans to amend or utive power as president. At some point he’ll rewrite the order to fix some of its legal Don’t bury public have to move into a legislative phase, with weaknesses. When that is done, Trump the introduction of bills dealing with health most benefit Trump would be to sell what he would do well to campaign for that order, too. care, taxes, immigration, and more. has already done. While the courts work on a separate track, notices in bureaucracy But for now, Trump has a number of exec- During the campaign, Trump developed a public support would be a huge benefit for utive actions to point to: orders to 1) reduce fondness for performing in front of big rallies. Trump, and by aggressively defending a rea- The Green Bay City Council recently discussed spend- the regulatory burdens of Obamacare; 2) By many reports, he didn’t love the drudgery sonable national security measure, he could ing $80,000 to repair or replace a 9/11 monument that’s in freeze federal hiring; 3) pull the United that accompanied campaigning, but he liked put his critics on the defensive, or at least “horrible condition.” States out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership; the rallies. force them to focus on the substance of the The Holmen Village Board in La Crosse County 4) approve the Keystone XL and Dakota Why not start holding rallies again? It’s order. approved $34,085 for two pickups, $4,500 for a digital Access pipelines; 5) strengthen enforcement not unusual for presidents to take to the cam- Of course, Trump rallies will attract camera, and $2,600 for a radar gun. of the nation’s immigration laws; 6) authorize paign trail to promote their initiatives. All protesters. Indeed, the Trump adversaries The Beaver Dam School Board committed $75,000 for planning for a U.S.-Mexico border wall; 7) presidents have done it, from their post- who now style themselves The Resistance Chromebooks for staff. tighten White House ethics rules; 8) reduce State-of-the-Union tours to campaigning for would like to shut down any Trump appear- The DeForest Village Board approved an agreement the number of federal regulations; 9) weaken specific initiatives, like Obamacare (success- ance. But the president has the best security with Dane County to reconstruct Highway CV. Dodd-Frank financial regulations; and 10) fully for President Obama) and Social Securi- in the world. It can keep the worst elements All of that information — and so much more — temporarily suspend immigration from some ty reform (unsuccessfully for President out. appeared Thursday and Friday in meeting minutes pub- terrorism-plagued nations. Bush). So hitting the trail would be nothing Of course, Trump will have hecklers who lished by local governments in local newspapers. It’s a pretty solid list. The last, called a unusual for Trump. interrupt his speech. But as the president You might not care about some or any of those details “Muslim ban” by detractors, has attracted A leader explains what he is doing, and outlines a solid and reasonable policy, as a if you don’t live in those communities. But if you did, the most attention — and litigation. then explains again, and then explains again. matter of optics it would not hurt to have a those decisions could significantly affect you and your But each item on Trump’s list would be Campaigning for his initiatives would give screaming maniac trying to shut him down. worth a White House rollout and promotion Trump the vehicle to explain an impressive And if there are crowds outside harassing family. campaign. set of actions. attendees, trying to stop traffic, and making That’s why school districts, counties and municipalities Instead, Trump threw them out in a fire- Trump’s immigration enforcement order, life miserable for people nearby? That would- are required by state law to publish — at a discount — hose of appearances, tweets, and controversy. for example, is a remarkable change in direc- n’t hurt Trump a bit, either. the minutes of their meetings in their local newspapers. And Trump regularly distracted from his tion for the nation’s border and interior In more than a year on the trail, Trump The Wisconsin Newspaper Association also publishes the own message by doing something to set off enforcement. The ending of so-called “catch- improved as a campaigner. After delivering notices and a slew of other community announcements on what might be called the Daily Agitation — and-release” policies, the speeding up of wildly improvisational performances in the its searchable and free website: the frenzy of media and opposition politicians deportations of criminal illegal immigrants, early months of the campaign, candidate wisconsinpublicnotices.org. reacting to whatever the president has said the crackdown on sanctuary cities — all of Trump developed a style in which he used ad The notices are a public service to the hundreds of most recently. that could play well in parts of the country libs to embellish a Teleprompter speech with thousands of citizens who read local newspapers in print Now, Trump is preparing more action. that voted heavily for Trump. Why not a focused message. He undoubtedly remem- and online across Wisconsin, as well as anyone who is (And in the case of the immigration suspen- arrange a presidential visit or two? bers how to do it. curious and has access to the internet. sion, action to repair the first action.) If his Likewise, Trump’s orders on regulations, Facing united Democratic opposition, a The result of wide dissemination of this public infor- first weeks in office have taught the new federal hiring, and Dodd-Frank represent a Trump resistance wing within the GOP, and mation — where it is easy to find — is a more involved president anything, it is that far-reaching package of actions Trump could tout as not a mostly hostile media, Trump, after just and knowledgeable citizenry that knows what’s going on presidential directives are complicated only easing the burden of government on weeks in the White House, is in a political with public money and policy. things and need care and preparation. So businesses but helping to create the jobs fight for survival. The campaign stump is one Unfortunately, Gov. Scott Walker and some misguided Trump appears ready to slow the process of Trump promised in the campaign. Why not of his most effective weapons. state lawmakers want to hide much of this information introducing new actions. have the president tout them in those Rust Byron York is chief political correspon- where it’s hard for voters to find. They are pushing And while he is doing that, what would Belt states that put him over the top last dent for The Washington Examiner. changes in the state budget and separate legislation that would bury meeting minutes and other public notices Today in history about local ordinances and budgets on obscure, often con- fusing and bureaucratic government websites. Instead of just picking up your local newspaper and By The Associated Press seeing all of the actions your local leaders are taking — Today’s Highlight in History including those that don’t lead to news coverage and big On Feb. 22, 1732 (New Style headlines — citizens will have to search the internet hop- date), the first president of the Unit- ing to find more detail about government budgets and ed States, George Washington, was born in Westmoreland County in the decisions. Virginia Colony. The politicians claim this will save a little money On this date because local governments won’t have to pay for as many In 1862, Jefferson Davis, already notices in newspapers. What they don’t say is public the provisional president of the Con- access to government will be diminished. And that’s just federacy, was inaugurated for a six- what the politicians want, because fewer notices will year term following his election in mean less scrutiny and accountability for their actions. Nov. 1861. In 1892, “Lady Windermere’s Over time, that will only lead to greater spending and Fan” by Oscar Wilde was first per- waste, not less. formed at London’s St. James’ The- The full Legislature should reject Assembly Bill 70 and ater. Senate Bill 42, which will reduce government trans- In 1909, the Great White Fleet, a parency. Lawmakers also should strip from the governor’s naval task force sent on a round-the- budget any language limiting publication of government world voyage by President Theodore Roosevelt, returned after more than meetings and actions. a year at sea. —Wisconsin State Journal In 1924, President Calvin Coolidge delivered the first radio broadcast from the White House as he addressed the country over 42 the United States Olympic hockey Five years ago: A jury in Char- Ashton is 69. Actress Miou-Miou is stations. team upset the Soviets, 4-3. (The lottesville, Virginia, found University 67. Actress Julie Walters is 67. Bas- Thought for Today In 1935, it became illegal for air- U.S. team went on to win the gold of Virginia lacrosse player George ketball Hall of Famer Julius Erving is planes to fly over the White House. medal.) W. Huguely V guilty of second- 67. Actress Ellen Greene is 66. For- “It is infinitely better to have a few good men than many indifferent In 1940, the 14th Dalai Lama, In 1987, pop artist Andy Warhol degree murder in the death of his ex- mer Sen. Bill Frist, R-Tenn., is 65. ones.” Tenzin Gyatso, was enthroned at died at a New York City hospital at girlfriend and lacrosse player Yeard- Former White House adviser David — President George Washington (1732-1799) age four in Lhasa, Tibet. age 58; talk-show host David ley Love in May 2010 (Huguely was Axelrod is 62. Actor Kyle MacLach- In 1959, the inaugural Daytona Susskind was found dead in his sentenced to 23 years in prison). lan is 58. World Golf Hall of Famer 500 race was held; although Johnny Manhattan hotel suite; he was 66. One year ago: President Barack Vijay Singh is 54. Actress-comedian Beauchamp was initially declared In 1997, scientists in Scotland Obama sent lawmakers an official Rachel Dratch is 51. Actor Paul Letters Policy the winner, the victory was later announced they had succeeded in $1.9 billion request to combat the Lieberstein is 50. Actress Jeri Ryan awarded to Lee Petty. cloning an adult mammal, producing spread of the Zika virus in Latin is 49. Actor Thomas Jane is 48. TV The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal In 1967, more than 25,000 U.S. a lamb named “Dolly.” (Dolly, howev- America and the U.S. (Congress host Clinton Kelly is 48. Actress with matters of current, public interest. We reserve the right to reject any and South Vietnamese troops er, was later put down after a short passed a $1.1 billion package in Tamara Mello is 47. Actress-singer letter and to edit those that are to be published. Please avoid name-call- launched Operation Junction City, life marred by premature aging and Sept. 2016.) The City Council of Lea Salonga is 46. Actor Jose ing or personal attacks. aimed at smashing a Vietcong disease.) Charlotte, North Carolina, voted 7-4 Solano is 46. International Tennis Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address and phone stronghold near the Cambodian bor- Ten years ago: Britain’s Ministry to pass a new law allowing trans- Hall-of-Famer Michael Chang is 45. number must be included for verification purposes. der. (Although the communists were of Defense announced that Prince gender people to choose public Rock musician Scott Phillips is 44. Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. driven out, they later returned.) Harry, a second lieutenant in the bathrooms that corresponded to Singer James Blunt is 43. Actress British army, would be deployed to their gender identity. Drew Barrymore is 42. Actress Liza McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: In 1974, Pakistan officially recog- Iraq (officials later reversed the deci- Today’s Birthdays Huber is 42. Rock singer Tom [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. nized Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan). sion because of insurgent threats; Actor Paul Dooley is 89. Actor Higgenson (Plain White T’s) is 38. Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” In 1980, the “Miracle on Ice” took Harry later served two tours of duty James Hong is 88. Movie director Actor Zach Roerig is 32. Actor Daniel column. place in Lake Placid, New York, as in Afghanistan). Jonathan Demme is 73. Actor John E. Smith is 27.

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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2017 l 5 can make effective claims for AREA / STATE Record Payeur leniency, but I don’t believe Mr. GOOD MORNING, HURLEY Payeur is in that category,” Wit- tla said. “He had a prior chance ANIMAL COMPLAINTS at rehabilitation in the state of From page 1 City of Ironwood Wisconsin and he’s in constant On Saturday at 11 a.m., Todd Payeur was also sentenced to denial of his level of involvement Joseph Berglund, of Ironwood, a 180 days, with credit for time in drugs in this county and this registered shelter owner for French served, for the misdemeanor state.” bulldogs, was bitten on the nose by charge of possession of marijua- Wittla brought up his past a dog he was trying to rehabilitate. na. criminal history; arguing while The dog will be put down Prior to delivering his sen- he hasn’t had any convictions as because of its inability to enter soci- tence, Pope reviewed Payeur’s serious as the charges he was ety, according to the sheriff’s depart- ment. criminal record and made note being sentenced on, that didn’t ——— that he graduated high school, diminish that he intentionally On Feb. 15 at 9 p.m., a youth obtained a welding certificate moved to Ironwood to become was bitten while rescuing an escap- and maintained steady employ- involved in the local drug scene. ing family dog. The family dog was ment. “The fact is he moved to this struck by a vehicle and injured and “You had all the tools avail- county to sell methamphetamine as the youth was bringing the able to you to make the right because we’re a target-rich popu- injured pooch home, he was bitten. decisions in life, and you chose lation,” she said. “There are ACCIDENTS not to make the right decision,” many people who use metham- City of Bessemer Pope said. “You chose to come to phetamine, it’s a poison.” On Monday at 8:25 p.m., a deer versus car animal accident occurred Gogebic County and possess with Wittla also attacked the idea at the intersection of Lead Street the intent to deliver metham- that leniency was appropriate so and Fairview, resulting in some phetamine.” he could be present in his kids’ damage to the vehicle’s door. The charges stem from a Sept. lives. COURT CASES 24, 2015 incident at the East “When he was their caregiver, 98th District Court Coolidge, Ironwood, house he made terrible decisions on Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe Bessemer Payeur was living in. their behalf,” she said, arguing HURLEY SENIOR Tom Lardinois, right, listens to an answer from Hurley School Board member Mike Fontec- —Sept. 20: Aubrey Dean Cum- Ironwood Public Safety he moved them into a house chio, second from left, during Monday’s board meeting. Teacher Steve Eder records the answer for the Hur- mins, 18, Ironwood, domestic vio- Department officers originally where drugs and a gun were pre- ley School Notebook radio show. Also shown, from left, are board members Dave Pajula, Joe Simonich and lence, credit for 19 days served, responded to a noise complaint sent. district administrator Chris Patritto. $575. —Oct. 3: Tyler James Allen, 19, at the house in the early morn- She asked for 10 years on the offered on the Hurley School Dis- year. Soon a new host will be Skandia, retail fraud, third-degree, ing hours of Sept. 24, according drug charges and two years on $485. to testimony presented in the the gun charge, which fell in Hurley trict’s website in podcasts han- trained for the 2017-18 season of —Nov. 14: Debra Jean Johnson, case, but left after no one would what Wittla said were the Michi- dled by computer teacher Roy the Hurley Notebook. 57, Wakefield, disorderly person, open the door without a war- gan Department of Corrections’ Haeger. That allows people out- It’s the sixth year the program drunk, credit for two days served, side of the broadcasting range of has been broadcast and Lardi- rant. After leaving the scene of sentence recommendation of a From page 1 $400. the noise complaint, officers total minimum sentence between WUPM to hear them. nois was preceded by student —Dec. 19: Kathleen Mary talked to two people having car nine and 17 years. tion. Lardinois, a senior, has been hosts Gaby Mattson and Rebecca Stoudt, 51, Ironwood, trouble at a nearby gas station Payeur’s attorney, Mark The Notebooks are also the host since his sophomore Harrington. abandoning/cruelty to animals, who were at the house earlier McDonald, focused on Payeur’s $375. —Feb. 13: Debra Jean Johnson, and said drugs and a gun were addiction; saying it began with 57, Wakefield, operating with pro- present. The IPSD used this pills and only recently moved to hibited blood-alcohol content, credit information to obtain a search meth. for two days served, $1,220. warrant for the house, which “Addiction is a disease, a dis- House GOP revises income tax cut plan, waits to vote —Feb. 13: Aubrey Dean Cum- resulted in the discovery of a ease beyond one’s control,” mins, 18, Ironwood, failure to report TEC-9 handgun and drugs — McDonald said. LANSING (AP) — Michigan Chatfield of Levering, said of the lege, and we don’t want to make an accident and failure to stop at including approximately 15 He also continued to dispute House Republicans on Tuesday revisions. “We believe the solu- those challenges greater,” said scene of property damage, credit for grams of crystal meth. the idea Payeur moved to the significantly revised their income tion that’s put before us ... University of Michigan-Ann 19 days served, $815. At the time the search war- area to deal drugs, arguing he tax cut plan, proposing to drop achieves the simple goal of pro- Arbor President Mark Schlissel. —Feb. 13: Tara E. Mayer, 40, rant on the house was executed, was simply an addict and wasn’t the 4.25 percent rate to 3.9 per- viding tax relief across the state.” He urged lawmakers to “slow Ironwood, use of a controlled sub- stance, narcotics, 60 days in jail, cent over four years and no Before the changes were down” and fully consider the con- local law enforcement officers here long enough to develop the credit for 38 days served, $375. also conducted a nearby traffic contacts needed to be a dealer. longer calling for the tax to be made, more than half of Michi- sequence of a tax cut that could —Feb. 16: Christopher Donald stop on a vehicle Payeur was McDonald talked about the phased out entirely over decades. gan’s 15 university presidents “have a profound and adverse Defoe, 41, Ironwood, credit for 60 driving. Ammunition and mari- importance of rehabilitating Legislation that cleared a lobbied against the bill outside impact on our state’s future. days served, disorderly person, juana were among the items dis- criminals into functioning mem- committee last week would have the House chamber. State sup- Snyder said at a Michigan drunk, $375; attempted assault of a covered during the stop. bers of society. cut the tax to 3.9 percent in 2018, port for the schools is down $363 Farm Bureau event that he puts police officer, credit for 60 days Payeur was one of four co- “Isn’t that the ultimate goal? saving taxpayers $680 million in million, or nearly 19 percent, “fiscal responsibility at the fore- served, $525. defendants charged in the case. To change the criminal lifestyle, the next fiscal year and $1.1 bil- from 15 years ago. Average front of doing things.” The other three — Kristina to bring that individual to a law- lion the following year, according tuition costs were sixth-highest He noted that as part of laws Payeur, Ryan Reinhard and abiding person,” McDonald to the nonpartisan House Fiscal in the country last year, accord- that raised fuel taxes and vehicle James Engles — all took plea asked. “... Punishment alone is Agency. The bill also would have ing to the Michigan League for registration fees to improve agreements and have previously not going to rehabilitate Dono- eliminated the tax by 2057. Public Policy. roads and bridges, $600 million been sentenced. van.” Under the new version, the “Our fear is that if the annually will eventually be shift- Kristina Payeur was sen- An emotional Payeur also tax would drop by one-tenth of a resources available to state gov- ed from the general fund toward tenced to six months jail and two asked Pope to give him a second percentage point annually from ernment are constrained by such transportation and homeowners years probation for possession of chance. 2018 through 2020 and then 0.05 a large tax cut, we won’t be able and renters will get $200 million meth, Reinhard was sentenced to “I’m asking you, I’m begging percentage points in 2021. An to maintain accessibility to a in tax relief a year. He said the 246 days in jail and two years you, please give me the chance to existing law that provides for great public higher education at current “one-time” budget sur- probation for possession of get some help and prove to every- potential year reductions start- the same costs now. Families are plus should instead be put into ammunition as a felon and body this isn’t who I am,” he said ing in 2023 — if general funds already struggling to pay for col- savings. Engles to nine months jail and through tears. outplace inflation by a minimum one year of probation for posses- He said he felt his drug abuse amount — would stay intact. WEDNESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 22, 2017 sion of meth. A final vote was not taken, was linked to being depressed 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Prior to the sentencing; Chief however, an indication that the and he wanted to turn his life Arrow “The Sin-Eater” (N) The 100 Abby guides a Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ The King of The King of Engagement Engagement Assistant Prosecutor Tracie Wit- around for his sons. majority was still short of # CW KDLH ’ (TV14) (CC) quest for answers. (TV14) (TVPG) (TVPG) Queens ’ Queens ’ tla said while she expected “I want to see my children enough support to send the legis- Hunted “Poking the Bear” Criminal Minds “Collision Doubt “Then and Now” (N) Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James % Payeur to plead for leniency, his grow into young men, I want to lation to the GOP-led Senate. 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IRONWOOD, Mich. — John William Also, three grandchil- (even though the rest of us are all Pack- IRONWOOD, Mich. — Dennis A. Mosconi, 56, passed away LaChapelle Jr., 62, of Ironwood, entered dren that loved their er fans) and his “Hay Day” game he unexpectedly on Feb. 16, 2017, at his home in Ironwood. into the presence of his Lord and Savior “Beepa” immensely, would love playing with his grandson, He was an incredibly intelligent man, loving father, amaz- on Monday morning, Feb. 20, 2017, at Aidan, Connor and Ever- Aidan. He was a hard worker who had a ing grandpa, and selfless friend who was devoted to his family his home, surrounded by his loving fam- ly Anderson. great love for his job and co-workers at and work. ily. He is also survived by Brettings. We will always remember Dennis was born on April 18, 1960, in Mil- John was born on Oct. 3, 1954, in two sisters, Mary (Bill) John’s great love for ketchup on every- waukee, Wis., to the son of the late Philip and Wakefield, a son of Kathryn Mary (Wal- Hellen and JoAnn (Don) thing and his dislike for onions. His chil- Barbara Mosconi. czak) and John William LaChapelle Sr. Trevarthen; a brother, dren will remember all the times he He was a graduate of J.E. Murphy High He attended A.D. Johnston High Mike LaChapelle; his would spoil us and say, “Don’t tell your School in Hurley, as well as Gogebic Commu- School in Bessemer and graduated in father-in-law and moth- mother,” and just how humble and kind nity College. He was employed as an accoun- John William tant for Angelo Luppino Inc. 1972. After earning his diploma, John LaChapelle Jr. er-in-law, Frank and he was. He always saw the best in every- worked for Forslund Building Supply for 1954 — 2017 Alida Rimkus; two one. Dennis loved fishing with his son and grand- 20 years and then spent three years brothers-in-law, Joe In accordance with John’s wishes, cre- son, as well as taking trips “out West” with his family fly fishing. He was an avid Packer and working for White Pine Copper Mine Rimkus and Mike (Karin) Rimkus and mation has taken place. Dennis A. until its closure. He then continued his his sister-in-law, Mary Beth Hellen. A celebration of life will be held Fri- Badger fan and enjoyed reading, gardening, Mosconi education at Gogebic Community Col- Also surviving are many aunts, uncles, day, Feb. 24, at noon, preceded by visita- cooking, canning vegetables and hunting. 1960 — 2017 lege and earned, with honors, an associ- cousins, nieces, nephews, special tion at 11 a.m., at Range Community Dennis was very proud of his son, Bryant ate degree in science. Upon earning his friends in Christ and his beloved dog, Bible Church, with the Rev. Dale Harris (Gena) and grandson, Jack Mosconi, Glendale, Wis. He is also degree, John was hired by Bretting Man- Lola. officiating. survived by; his sister, Dawn “Gigi” (Jim) Voegeli, Stillwater, ufacturing as a computer-aided designer. He was predeceased by his parents; a A luncheon will be served at the Minn.; brother, Philip (Cindy) Mosconi, Hurley; sister, Lyn- He retired in 2016 due to a medical ill- stepson, Brian, in 1986; a brother, church hall following the service. nette (Donald) Pucilowski, Gile, Wis.; brother, Tim (Nea) ness. He also served as a city of Ironwood Frank; his sister-in-law, Andrea The family would like to offer a special Mosconi, Hudson, Wis.; as well as aunts, uncles, nieces, Volunteer Firefighter for a number of LaChapelle; and two nephews, Michael thank you to: Regional Hospice, Pastor nephews, other friends, and his cat, Toulouse. years. LaChapelle and Billy Hinch. Dale Harris and all of our amazing A private gathering for family and close friends will be held. On July 27, 1991, John was united in John had a profound Christian faith. church family at Range, Sirpa Johnson In lieu of flowers and donations, his family asks that you marriage to his “Dear,” Donna Jean He was an active member of Range Com- and Mary Beth Hellen for your uncondi- take a moment to tell someone special in your life that you love Rimkus. She survives. John had a pro- munity Bible Church in Hurley, Wis., tional love and support, and to Jerald them. found love for his family and proved that where he taught many years of Chil- Rocco for going above and beyond for our daily with his complete selflessness. He dren’s Church and Awanas. Also, for family during this difficult time. could often be heard sharing the pride he many years through RCBC he volun- Funeral arrangements have been had for his four children, Kristin (Kyle) teered countless hours helping feed the entrusted to Jerald Rocco, owner and For reprints or lamination services, Anderson, Cloquet, Minn., Nick Hellen, community around the holidays. manager of Lakeside Memorial Chapel contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 Colorado Springs, Colo., Breanna (Chris) Some of the things his loved ones will Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may be LaChapelle, Roseville, Minn., and remember most about John are his love expressed online at lakesidememori- Jacqualyn LaChapelle, Mercer, Wis. for westerns, the Minnesota Vikings alchapel.com. Adoptive Pets at HOPE Animal Shelter 7 Days A Week • 2:00pm-5:00pm • 906-932-1511• www.myhopeanimalshelter.org TTIIBBBBSS HHAARRPPEERR SSTTOORRMM BBEELLLLAA

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Jason Juno/Daily Globe HURLEY’S BROOKE Piilola, bottom, and Solon Springs’ Morgan Anderson dive for a loose ball during Tuesday night’s WIAA Division 5 regional opener at the Hurley K-12 School. Solon Springs upsets Midgettes in tourney opener By JASON JUNO “It was just a tough night for us,” coach Brian Amys said. thought boy, if we could hit a couple 30-29 Hurley. [email protected] Hurley coach Steve Lombardo said. “It The Midgettes looked to be in good shots during that stretch and maybe get “I think Steve called a timeout and I HURLEY — Hurley may have won was the same problem we’ve had in all of shape early on as they took an 18-7 lead it out to a 15, 16-point lead, that might told the girls, ‘This is ours,’” Amys said. the two regular-season meetings against our losses this season. We just go in too on an 8-0 run, punctuated by a 3 from have been enough,” Lombardo said. “But “We have to go back to what we do and Solon Springs; but a young Eagles team long of spurts without being able to Alli Olson and a transition layup by they closed the half real strong. We sent that’s driving to the basket.” got the last laugh Tuesday night, beat- score the basketball and it’ll cost you in Aiyana Nickel. them to the foul line way too much and Solon Springs went ahead on a put- ing the Midgettes 39-32 in the WIAA games like this.” “Early in the game we got a lot of a 10-point lead turned into four and they back by Dominique Orozco with 2:55 Division 5 tournament opener. Solon Springs, whose top three scor- good looks,” Lombardo said. “We were probably felt very good in the locker left. But the dagger came with 2:33 to go No. 7-seeded Hurley led by as many ers Tuesday night consisted of a fresh- getting shooters out in the corners and if room. You can’t give those teams that when Kylli Rajala drained an open 3 to as 11 points in the first half, but they man and two sophomores, improved to they came out to defend them, we were momentum and hope.” put the Eagles up 34-30. scored just 13 second-half points and No. 7-15 and goes to No. 2 seed Mercer Fri- able to get Aiyana some looks inside.” The Midgettes retook the lead on a “We scored 13 points in the second 10 Solon Springs went on a 10-2 run to day night. Solon Springs pulled within four at free throw by Brooke Piilola and a buck- half; when they extended it to a four- end the game as Hurley’s year-long “I play with a lot of freshmen and the half, though, 19-15, and took their et by Ally Rye. Rye’s shot put Hurley point lead, it felt like it was 12,” Lom- offensive struggles became their undo- sophomores, so to get big wins like this first lead 2:15 into the second half. ahead 30-27 with three minutes left. But ing in the tournament. in close games is huge,” Solon Springs “The way we started the game, I Solon answered with a bucket and it was MIDGETTES — page 8 Mercer starts tournament with win over Mellen MERCER, Wis. — Mercer won just needed to get the rust off.” easily 67-41 over Mellen Tuesday Caitlyn Hiller and Sydney night and will host Solon Springs Thompson both had 19 points to Friday night in a WIAA Division lead Mercer. Gwen Allen scored 5 regional semifinal. 15. The No. 2-seeded Tigers rolled Morgan Ellias led Mellen with past No. 15 Mellen Tuesday 20 points and Mikayla Kret- night. They were rusty to start zschmar had 12. after not playing last week due to Mercer (15-5) hasn’t played illness closing the school. But No. 10 seed Solon Springs since they still built a 28-15 first-half the Tigers’ home opener. Mercer lead and played well in the sec- won 55-29 without Rebecca ond half. Spagnuolo. But that was two “We definitely struggled early months ago. like I knew we would,” Mercer Mellen — Mikayla Kretzschmar 12, Haderly 3, Morgan Ellias 20, Tyan Geissler 2, Jokinen 4. FTs: 7-13. Fouls: coach Shannon Hiller said. “We 13. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Kretzschmar 3, Ellias 2, turned it on towards the end of Haderly 1. the first half and starting the Mercer — Rebecca Spagnuolo 6, Ella Torkelson 2, Gwen Allen 15, Caitlyn Hiller 19, Sydney Thompson 19, second half. We started playing Jessica Klopatek 2, Aubrey Schoeneman 4. FTs: 5-11 like we have been playing. That’s Fouls: 16. Foiuled out: Torkelson. 3-pointers: Allen 3, what I wanted to see. The girls I Hiller 3. Mellen 15 41 could tell were fired up again, Mercer 28 67 they were ready to play. They

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Cardinals down Nimrods Pat Krause/Daily Globe BESSEMER’S BEN Bogaczyk handles the ball as Ironwood’s Nathan Dray (30) defends during Tuesday night’s game at the House of Noise in Besse- WATERSMEET — Wakefield- “Alexa Jilek had a great second mer. Marenisco pulled away in the fourth half for them,” Besonen said. “She quarter for a 63-47 Copper Mountain found a soft spot along the baseline Conference victory over Watersmeet many times. Korpi was hot from the Tuesday night. 3-point line in the first half, sinking The Nimrods were within five, 43- three of them. We weren’t able to Speedboys seventh win in a row 38, entering the fourth, but the Car- rotate fast enough to get to her.” dinals outscored them 20-9. Watersmeet plays W-M in a Watersmeet is down to just five play- MHSAA Class D District 127 opener ers. on Monday at Republic- “The bottom line is we ran out of Michigamme. comes against rival Red Devils gas in the last quarter and that’s “I think this is a beatable team, been the story of our year,” but we have to play smarter when By PAT KRAUSE coach Richard Matrella said. "We played played hard," Lewinski said. "Bessemer is Watersmeet coach Brent Besonen we get tired,” Besonen said. “We [email protected] much harder than the first game. It was a really playing well right now. I knew we'd said. “When you get tired, you foul, can’t afford to get into a foot race BESSEMER — On Jan. 10, Bessemer fairly well-played game and give Ironwood a have trouble with their size on the boards. get frustrated and panic on offense, with them.” went to Ironwood and lost to their arch-rivals lot of credit. They were in it right until the (Max) Samardich, (Ben) Bogaczyk and especially when they hit a few shots W-M (8-11, 8-6) closes out the 40-37. It was in all likelihood the lowest point end. (Tyler) Busch are very active pounding the on you.” regular season Thursday at Iron- of the season for the Speedboys as their "You know from a momentum standpoint, glass. And if Samardich gets fouled, he Bethany Baldwin had 41 points wood. Watersmeet (2-16, 1-13) clos- record dropped to 2-5. winning your last seven games going into the makes his free throws. (Keegan) Bolen and for the Nimrods. Many of them came es out the regular season Friday at On Tuesday night, the Red Devils came to (district) tournament is a good thing. Things (Brayden) Tomes are good perimeter shoot- on hard drives and fast breaks. home against Ewen-Trout Creek. W-M — Ebanie Delich 1, Darienne Korpi 14, Cloe Bac- the House of Noise and Bessemer played are going well, but as a coach your never sat- ers and (Luke) Zielinski is real steady. Cade “Bethany had another great hand 4, Saundra Libertoski 16, Alexa Jilek 20, Rachel game,” Besonen said. “I know she’d Obradovich 8. FTs: 4-20. Fouls: 16. Fouled out: rock-solid in defeating Ironwood 59-52 in a isfied. We're just worried about us getting Mazzon picked up his game, especially in the rather sit back and shoot 3-pointers, Obradovich. 3-pointers: Korpi 3. non-conference game. better as a team. We're not worried about second half. Watersmeet — Bethany Baldwin 41, Rebecca Caron 2, The Speedboys now have a 12-6 record, what's going on outside the locker-room." "For Ironwood, Paul Justinak, (Tony) but she’s at her best when she gets Laynee Williams 2, Hailey Pallin 2. FTs: 4-14. Fouls: 13. to the rim.” Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Baldwin 1. but even more impressively have won seven Count in Pete Lewinski as a coach who's Wiemeri and (Ian) Averitt played well and Alexa Jilek led W-M with 20 W-M 15 29 43 63 games in a row and 10 out of their last 11. impressed by the way the Speedboys are we shot well from the perimeter, but in the points, including 16 in the second Watersmeet 16 30 38 47 Their season has come full circle. playing. half. Saundra Libertoski scored 16 "It was a typical rivalry game," Bessemer "I thought it was a good game, both teams and Darienne Korpi had 14. RIVALS — page 8 8 l WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Milwaukee Juneau/Reagan 93, Milwau- Regional First Round my 48 Local Schedule kee Golda Meir 88 Arcadia 69, Mauston 51 Markesan 44, Random Lake 37 Milwaukee South 56, Milw. Samuel Baldwin-Woodville 63, Ellsworth 31 Ozaukee 61, Wayland Academy 11 Wednesday,Boys basketball Feb. 22 Morse-Marshall 43 Black River Falls 63, Viroqua 45 St. Marys Springs 62, Dodgeland 27 Mercer at Drummond, 7 Milwaukee Vincent 97, Milwaukee Osceola 49, Barron 46 Division 5 Thursday, Feb. 23 Bradley Tech 67 Prescott 66, Spooner 41 Section 1 Girls basketball Oshkosh North 58, Kimberly 57 Division 3 Sectional 2 Regional First Round Wakefield-Marenisco at Ironwood, 7:15 Saint Lawrence Seminary 66, Stock- Regional First Round Bayfield 88, Winter 54 Dollar Bay at Ewen-Trout Creek, 7 EST bridge 54 Denmark 55, Chilton 33 Clayton 77, New Auburn 15 Boys basketball Salam School 95, Tenor/Veritas 28 Kewaunee 72, New Holstein 36 Clear Lake 46, Thorp 39 Mellen at Wakefield-Marenisco, 6:30 Stoughton 85, Fort Atkinson 43 Kiel 56, Sturgeon Bay 17 Flambeau 65, Lake Holcombe 27 Hurley at Drummond, 7:15 Superior 63, Ashland 52 Northland Pines 63, Clintonville 33 Luck 62, Frederic 34 Mercer at Ironwood, 5:45 Union Grove 61, Whitewater 58 Oconto 59, Oconto Falls 49 McDonell Central 67, Cornell 20 College basketball Wisconsin Valley Luth. 60, Northland Oostburg 47, Cedar Grove-Belgium 37 Mercer 67, Mellen 41 GCC at Central Lakes College, women, Lutheran 47 Sheboygan Falls 66, Brillion 61 Northwood 52, Webster 31 TBA Southern Door 57, Two Rivers 48 Owen-Withee 69, Turtle Lake 39 Wisconsin Girls Regional Xavier 64, Tomahawk 34 Prairie Farm 49, Bruce 47 Friday,Girls basketball Feb. 24 Division 3 Sectional 3 Prentice 64, Birchwood 20 TournamentTuesday Ewen-Trout Creek at Watersmeet, 6 Regional First Round Rib Lake 46, Gilman 34 Division 1 Boys basketball Big Foot 71, Palmyra-Eagle 45 Shell Lake 54, Butternut 35 Sectional 2 Watersmeet at Baraga, 6:20 Brodhead 58, East Troy 41 Siren 54, Drummond 36 Regional First Round Ironwood at Wakefield-Marenisco, 6:30 Clinton 48, Lake Mills 34 Solon Springs 39, Hurley 32 Green Bay Preble 75, Sheboygan South Bessemer at Ontonagon, 7:20 EST Lakeside Lutheran 54, Turner 38 Division 5 Section 2 39 Lodi 44, Adams-Friendship 41 Regional First Round Manitowoc Lincoln 66, Green Bay East Saturday, Feb. 25 Marshall 73, Evansville 26 Almond-Bancroft 40, Port Edwards 37 College basketball 55 Nekoosa 54, Westfield Area 22 Assumption 61, Tigerton 49 Brytant & Stratton at GCC, women, 11; Division 1 Sectional 4 River Valley 48, Prairie du Chien 25 Columbus Catholic 57, Marion 23 men, 1 Regional First Round Division 3 Sectional 4 Elcho 64, St. Thomas Aquinas/Lena 31 Milwaukee Juneau/Reagan 84, Milwau- Regional First Round Gillett 61, Florence 23 U.P.Tuesday Girls kee South 52 Columbus 69, Berlin 49 Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran 61, Sev- Negaunee 54, Marquette 53 Milwaukee Pulaski/Arts/Carmen South Mayville 54, Ripon 35 astopol 31 Westwood 54, Norway 53 58, Milwaukee Bradley Tech 47 North Fond du Lac 52, Campbellsport 46 Gresham Community 55, Phelps 43 Kingsford 72, Gladstone 63 West Allis Central 70, Milwaukee Hamil- Racine St. Catherine's 57, Milwaukee Loyal 77, Wisconsin Valley Luth. 29 Escanaba 47, Menominee 38 ton/Audubon 26 Carmen 12 Newman Catholic 70, Greenwood 59 Gwinn 33, Iron Mountain 27 Division 2 Sectional 1 Saint Thomas More 61, Obama SCTE 14 Niagara 45, Oneida Nation 36 Ishpeming 68, Manistique 38 Regional First Round University School of Milwaukee 67, Saint Rosholt 62, Bowler 54 Wakefield-Marenisco 63, Watersmeet 47 La Crosse Central 52, Sparta 38 Francis 4 Suring 51, Lena 33 Newberry 47, Engadine 40 La Crosse Logan 56, Ashland 52 Watertown Luther Prep 50, Omro 46 Three Lakes 72, Goodman/Pembine 33 DeTour 58, Mackinaw City 17 Mosinee 50, Waupaca 43 Division 4 Tri-County 58, Pittsville 24 Sault Ste Marie 47, Alpena 31 Rhinelander 53, Antigo 45 Sectional 1 Wild Rose 48, Northland Lutheran 36 Pickford 62, Rudyard 27 River Falls 35, New Richmond 28 Regional First Round Division 5 Section 3 Shawano Comm. 79, Wausau East 73 Abbotsford 67, Chequamegon 18 Regional First Round U.P. Boys Division 2 Tuesday Boyceville 72, Cadott 48 Augusta 59, Gilmanton 24 Sectional 2 North Central 83, Munising 33 Colby 59, Chetek-Weyerhaeuser 34 Bangor 91, Weston 13 Regional First Round Escanaba 75, Gwinn 47 Fall Creek 54, Glenwood City 36 Belmont 60, De Soto 55 Ashwaubenon 67, Marinette 44 Norway 88, Stephenson 69 Grantsburg 61, Cumberland 32 Benton 59, Highland 39 Green Bay Southwest 58, Menasha 28 Dollar Bay 66, Hancock 57 Ladysmith 61, Athens 50 Blair-Taylor 49, Granton 12 Kaukauna 65, Green Bay West 47 Lake Linden-Hubbell 65, Houghton 61 Mondovi 42, Stanley-Boyd 29 Cashton 40, Royall 29 Kewaskum 52, West Bend East 43 Chassell 75, Baraga 32 Spring Valley 46, Elmwood/Plum City 31 Eleva-Strum 46, Eau Claire Immanuel Port Washington 62, Brown Deer 43 Ontonagon 50, L'Anse 38 Unity 71, Phillips 69 Lutheran 41 West Bend West 56, Nicolet 32 Ewen-Trout Creek 72, Watersmeet 54 Division 4 Sectional 2 Hillsboro 57, Wonewoc-Center 18 Division 2 Sectional 3 Bessemer 59, Ironwood 52 Regional First Round Independence 55, Pepin/Alma 27 Regional First Round North Dickinson 60, Republic- Algoma 55, Weyauwega-Fremont 20 Lincoln 64, New Lisbon 53 Baraboo 54, Reedsburg Area 45 Michigamme 58 Auburndale 33, Crandon 27 Potosi 56, Ithaca 49 Delavan-Darien 64, Fort Atkinson 57 Rapid River 52, Big Bay de Noc 47 Bonduel 69, Laona-Wabeno 27 River Ridge 50, Kickapoo 28 Jefferson 49, Westosha Central 41 Cedarville 80, St Ignace 51 Crivitz 57, Spencer 51 Riverdale 71, North Crawford 27 Monona Grove 69, Sauk Prairie 66 Edgar 65, Menominee Indian 40 Seneca 54, La Farge 39 Oregon 50, Portage 37 WisconsinTuesday Boys Gibraltar 50, Pacelli 49, 2OT Shullsburg 53, Southwestern 12 Waterford 67, Elkhorn Area 35 Brookfield East 73, Oconomowoc 45 Manawa 53, Roncalli 47 Wauzeka-Steuben 63, Cassville 53 Division 2 Sectional 4 De Pere 56, Sheboygan North 55 St. Mary Catholic 42, Iola-Scandinavia 34 Division 5 Secton 4 Regional First Round Eau Claire North 77, D.C. Everest 70 Stratford 50, Coleman 25 Regional First Round Catholic Memorial 74, Milwaukee Saint Fall River 72, Princeton/Green Lake 55 Division 4 Sectional 3 Sheboygan Lutheran 33, Elkhart Anthony 2 Janesville Craig 79, DeForest 48 Regional First Round Lake/Glenbeulah 30 Milw. Washington 72, Milwaukee North La Crosse Central 79, Eau Claire Memo- Belleville 60, Parkview 36 Argyle 49, Randolph 34 19 rial 59 Boscobel 55, Luther 46 Barneveld 85, Madison Country Day 10 Milwaukee Lutheran 77, Milwaukee Madi- Marquette University 66, Whitefish Bay Cambridge 77, Iowa-Grant 36 Central Wisconsin Christian 63, Abun- son 49 60 Fennimore 55, Montello 45 dant Life Christian/St. Ambrose 34 South Milwaukee 68, Milwaukee Bay Mauston 47, Richland Center 44 Lancaster 46, New Glarus 41 Fall River 68, Cambria-Friesland 35 View/Lifelong Learning 53 Merrill 73, Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln 71 Necedah 60, Whitehall 23 Heritage Christian 54, Faith Christian 23 Waukesha North 40, Greendale 37 Milw. Washington 96, Milwaukee Madi- Waterloo 48, Deerfield 30 Hilbert 55, Salam School 10 Wauwatosa West 53, Messmer 49 son 48 Division 4 Sectional 4 Juda 66, Albany 54 Wisconsin Lutheran 68, Milw. Samuel Milwaukee Career & Tech. Ed. 74, Mil- Regional First Round Oakfield 54, Johnson Creek 29 Morse-Marshall 22 waukee King 54 Hope Christian 57, Destiny 20 Rio 66, Pecatonica 13 Division 3 Milwaukee Hamilton 105, Milw. Bay View Horicon 55, Princeton/Green Lake 47 Williams Bay 52, University Lake/Trinity Sectional 1 81 Kohler 55, Winnebago Lutheran Acade- 30

Islanders open 9-game road trip with 3-1 win over Wings DETROIT (AP) — The New York Islanders need to turn around their lackluster rate of success on the road to rally into the NHL playoffs. At the start of a nine-game road trip, they skated in the right direc- tion. Calvin de Haan was credited with a go-ahead goal that caromed off an opponent late in the second peri- Pat Krause/Daily Globe od and the Islanders went on to beat the Detroit Red Wings 3-1 Tuesday night. IRONWOOD’S IAN Averitt shoots as Bessemer’s Ben Bogaczyk defends during Tuesday night’s game at the The Islanders, in contention for a wild-card spot, started the day tied with Dallas for the fewest points House of Noise in Bessemer. on the road with a 7-18-4 record. quarter by curling down the lane Lewinski had it pegged right. Rivals and taking a pass for a score, but Busch made a put-back, Maz- 6-3 Griffen Revoyr splashed a 3 zon drilled a triple from the left from beyond the arc for the car- side and Busch went up with a dinal and white. shot that ended the quarter with From page 7 Midway through the quarter, the Speedboys back in the lead at second half, we couldn't knock Bessemer out-scored Ironwood 40-37. down a shot." 10-2 on points from Samardich, Bessemer maintained a five to From a player's standpoint, Tomes and Zielinski, but Revoyr seven point lead throughout the Bessemer senior Max Samardich and Averitt countered with bas- fourth quarter and refused to let said it came down to playing kets and the Speedboys went into the Red Devils get any closer. with more intensity and emotion half-time up by 31-26. When Bogaczyk sank a pair of than the first game. Ironwood turned up its game free throws, Bessemer had a 59- "We knew we had to play with in the third quarter when 49 lead with 18.4 seconds left. a lot more intensity than the first Nathan Dray knocked down a 3- Averitt made it 59-52 with a long game and we did," Samardich ball to give Ironwood its first 3 with 1.2 seconds remaining. said. "Also, we really wanted to lead since the first quarter at 34- Averitt was the game's top win because it's still a rivalry 33. Bessemer's Ben Bogaczyk is a gun with 16 points and Revoyr game. We shot better than we real strong player who dunked in dropped in 12. did in Ironwood and hustled and his last game, but he tried to Samardich threw down 13 rebounded tonight." power up a shot and Revoyr points for the Speedboys and Bessemer came to play on swatted it away. Bogaczyk got Tomes reached double figures Tuesday, but so did Ironwood. the rebound and went back up, with 10. The Red Devils jumped out to a but Revoyr blocked it again. Bessemer won the junior var- 5-2 behind the scoring of Averitt Revoyr made a 3 the old-fash- sity game 62-48. and Tony Wiemeri, but Mazzon ioned way with a lay-up and foul The Red Devils (7-11, 6-9) made a laser-like cross-court shot and the Red Devils had a plays its season finale at Wake- pass to Samardich for a lay-in surprising lead 37-33 with 3:37 field-Marenisco on Friday at and Busch's put-back gave remaining. 6:30. Bessemer its first lead ay 8-7. It looked like Ironwood might Bessemer (12-6, 9-4) travels to Towards the end of the quar- be going for a rivalry sweep, but Ontonagon for a Copper Moun- ter, Bolen drained a 3 from the Lewinski knew Bessemer would tain Conference game on Friday top of the key, but Wiemeri make a run at Ironwood. with a 6:20 tipoff. answered with a triple from the "They're a veteran team, Ironwood — Jacob Joki 4, Paul Justinak 6, Ian Averitt 16, Tony Wiemeri 9, Nathan Dray 5, Griffen Revoyr 12. exact same spot on the opposite they're on their home court and FT's: 5-6, Fouls: 19, Fouled out: none, 3-pointers: Averitt end of the court. Bolen returned they're playing so well right now 3, Dray 1, Revoyr 1. to bury a deep 3 from on top with and coach Matrella has them Bessemer — Cade Mazzon 7, Max Samardich 13, Keegan Bolen 9, Luke Zielinski 7, Ben Bogaczyk 7, Bray- 3.0 seconds left to give the Speed- going in the right direction," den Tomes 10, Tyler Busch 6. FT's:12-20, Fouls: 12, boys a 14-10 first quarter lead. Lewinski said. "I knew they'd Fouled out: none, 3-pointers: Bolen 2, Mazzon 2, Zielins- Zielinski opened the second make a run at us." ki 1. Ironwood 10 26 37 52 Bessemer 14 31 40 59 Panthers overcome Nimrods Jason Juno/Daily Globe EWEN — The Ewen-Trout Creek Panthers Witt scored 20 of his 30 in the second half, HURLEY’S MACKENZIE McCorkle, white jersey, and a Solon Springs player battle for a loose ball during Tues- managed to overcome a slow start to secure a including 13 in the third quarter. Berglund day night’s game at the Hurley K-12 School. 72-54 Copper Mountain Conference win over scored nine of his 16 in the third, also. anyway. ond call against Solon and the Watersmeet Nimrods Tuesday in Ewen. E-TC (10-7, 8-4) led 57-36 after the third Midgettes “It was a huge shot. She’s a turned it over. The Eagles pulled E-TC led just 11-9 after the opening quarter quarter. freshman, she comes down and further away with free throws. before outscoring the Nimrods 21-11 in the sec- Rondell McKinney led the Nimrods with 23 hits that. … Before she made Rajala led Solon Springs with ond quarter for a 32-20 halftime lead. points. that shot, I told her, ‘Don’t take 14 points. Dominique Orozco had From page 7 Eli Nordine ignited E-TC’s offense, scoring “Rondell got going in the second part of the any 3s, let’s drive to the basket,’” 11 and Morgan Anderson scored 12 points on four 3s during the second quarter. third and got a few 3s to put some pressure on Amys said. “She reminded me of nine. bardo said. “You could see them Nordine finished with 24 points, while Jake us with the dribble drive,” Besonen said. completely, with their fans and that afterwards. But I told the Meagan Leinon, Piilola and Witt led the Panthers with 30 points and 15 E-TC hosts Wakefield-Marenisco on Tuesday. team, rise up and we started to girls, too, we have to take open Nickel led Hurley’s effort with rebounds. Austin Berglund added 16 points for Watersmeet9 11 16 18 — 54 slouch a little bit.” looks, we have good shooters on six points apiece. E-TC. E-TC 112125 15 — 72 Amys said the Eagles gave up our team. They miss one or two Hurley finishes the season at Watersmeet — Rondell McKinney 23, Ryskey “We couldn’t put the ball in the basket in the their early second-half lead when shots and they don’t continue to 10-12. 3, Jason McKinney 4, Winkka 9, Holt 6, Gagnon they started shooting from the take them. I think that was her Solon Springs — Morgan Anderson 9, Dominique beginning of the game,” E-TC head coach Brad Orozco 11, Kylli Rajala 14, Ellie Burger 3, Taylor Blaylock 5, Williams 2, Zelinski 2. F: 14; Fouled out: outside instead of playing to mindset, she had an open shot Besonen said. “Eli really sparked us. The guys 2. FTs: 10-19. Fouls: 17. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: None; Free throws: 1-2; 3-point field goals: Ron- their strength of getting to the and she took it. Rajala 4, Anderson 1. did a nice job of getting a good shot for him. dell McKinney 4, Ryskey, Winkka, Gagnon. hoop. “I didn’t like the shot, but it Hurley — Meagan Leinon 6, Brooke Piilola 6, Aiyana “Second half, we came out strong. Austin and Nickel 6, Alli Olson 5, Brooke Olson 4, MacKenzie E-TC — Nordine 24, Brand 2, Berglund 16, In fact, he told Rajala not to went in and it got us up by four, McCorkle 3, Ally Rye 2. FTs: 6-17. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: Jake really got going, and we just kind of wore Witt 30. F: 13; Fouled out: None; Free throws: take any 3s. which was a momentum swing.” Leinon. 3-pointers: A. Olson 1, B. 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Will build/remodel proposition offered and to be tendent, Ironwood Area Schools, * 2 bedroom apartment to suit. Call (906)932-1411. Estimator/Project Manager Laborers and Diesel careful of any ad requiring money 650 E. Ayer St., Ironwood, MI $460/month Firewood with Construction Experience. to be sent for information or long 49938. Faxed bids are not accept- * Located in Ironwood Mechanic for 2017. distance phone calls that may able. Mark outside of envelope Apartments & Full time Apply at Hoeft * Heat included in rent Construction (715)561-2460 request money for information. "Tire Bids". The Board reserves the right to Since 1962 300 CORD of dry Maple firewood [email protected] Apply At: Duplexes * No pets allowed accept or reject any or all bids and for sale. 100% Maple, no off Angelo Luppino, Inc. to accept the bid which appears to * Secured building species. $75.00 per cord Front Desk Clerk Iron Belt, WI 54536 Bids be the best advantage to the Iron- ÒBox Store 174 OLD Hwy 2, Wakefield. * 24 - Hour maintenance delivered. 2 cord minimum. wood Area Schools. Successful Upper 2 bedroom $480.00 utilities service Call Scott: (906)285-3727 needed for all shifts. Please Call: bidder's contract for the entire included. (810)208-1529 or (218)368-6732 February 22, 23, 24, 2017 2016-17 school year will require Apply at Villa Maria in NOTICE satisfactory service to the school Prices, Please inquire at (715)561-4906 APARTMENTS AVAILABLE in Hurley or contact DRY MOSTLY Maple Firewood The Board of Education of the district. Unsatisfactory service will Hurley. Rent based on income. Amber at (715)561-4599 delivered. $65.00 per face cord. Ironwood Area Schools of Goge- result in cancellation of the con- America's Best EE0 Employer bic County wishes to receive bids tract with 20 days' notice. Stove & fridge provided. Coin op- Please leave a message. Small Town on the purchase of the following: erated laundry on site. Please call: (715)862-2276 Value Inn, MOTOR OIL (712)580-5360. Houses for Rent Please place bulk price and 55 Give Away-Pets Immediate openings ServiceÓ FIREWOOD FOR sale by the 160 E. Cloverland Dr., Housekeepers and Companions gal. drums loggers cord. Call (715)561-3437. 110 Gal. of top grade motor oil - HURLEY: NICE 2 bedroom Ironwood, MI On the job training, flexible GIVE AWAY Ads run free for HOMES, APARTMENTS, and 15W-40 - CJ4 Grade. Delivery in three days. 15-20 word limit. The Ranch Duplex. Laundry, covered Business Spaces for rent. Call for hours. 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Aurora St. $550.00 plus deposit and electric. FULL-TIME ACTIVITY AIDE "Motor Oil Bid". must. Send resume to: The Board reserves the right to Smoke-free, no pets. (906)364- POSITION AVAILABLE. PO Box 212, Bessemer, MI 49911 Hotel Front accept or reject any or all bids and Ironwood, MI 5995 Gogebic Medical Care Facility is to accept the bid which appears to accepting applications for a full- be the best advantage to the Iron- PLOW DRIVER time activity aide position. Desk Cle rk wood Area Schools. Successful 906-932-0510 Applicants must possess a high LOADE R OPE RATOR Boutique hotel in Northern bidder's contract for the entire 2016-2017 school year will re- school diploma or equivalent. CNA Certification is required. One-year Due to increasing Wisconsin seeking a front desk quire satisfactory service to the school district. Unsatisfactory ser- DAILY GLOBE experience in long term care is Articles for Sale clerk to join our team. vice will result in cancellation of required. GMCF offers business, we are the contract with 20 days' notice. Dell Computers, competitive wages and excellent looking to fill 2 positions. Customer service, computer and [email protected] Sales & Repairs, Virus Removal benefits. If you meet these Must be neat, c lean, communication skills a must. Call Timothy D. Szot qualifications and want to become February 22, 23, 24, 2017 a part of our fun and exciting dependable and have a NOTICE Professional Computer Serv- Experience a plus, but willing to activity team, applications are The Board of Education of the ices (906)364-4506 valid driver’s license. Ironwood Area Schools of Goge- 906-932-2211 available at GMCF; 402 North train the ideal candidate. bic County wishes to receive bids Street; Wakefield, MI 49968. Apply at: on the purchase of the following: Competitive wages and (906)224-9811. Ext. 103. Come in and apply. EOE 300 E. Cloverland Drive benefits, year-round position. Tires: 4 New Steer Tires Line Cook wanted. Ironwood, MI 49938 Must be willing to work Samson GL283A Apply in person at the evenings and weekends. Firestone FS 590 Plus Bessemer Deli and Grill Michelin XZE2 The Elk & Hound is looking for a For more information, contact Cook, Bartender and Waitstaff for 8 New Traction Tires Looking for experienced the upcoming season to work Beth at: 715-543-2699 or Michelin XDN-2 equipment operators and general nights and weekends. Cleanliness or 8 Recap Traction Tires laborers. Call: (906)285-7109 or is a must. Apply within Tuesday- beth[email protected] Similar Tread such as Bandag email: [email protected] Saturday after 10:00am. BDR-HG

Full Time Accounting Position Immediate Opening Must have experience in complete accounting procedures, be detailed oriented, with the ability to multitask. Proficiency with Internet, Excel and Word. Previous Construction experience a plus. Send Resume and Reference to: Angelo Luppino Inc. Now Hiring Customer Service Agent PO Box 100 Iron Belt, WI 54536 Fax: (715) 561-4338 Candidates must be highly motivated with a positive attitude. Equal opportunity employer

Part-time, weekends and holidays. Great Pay and a Flexible Schedule! SNOWBELT HARDWOODS, INC Email resume to: [email protected] 345 Ringle Drive, Hurley, WI 54534 Large Dry Kiln and Manufacturing facility is Apply in person, 10 am - 2 pm at: Gogebic-Iron County Airport N11800 Skyway Lane, Ironwood, MI 49938 Accepting applications for a Full Time / Part Time Maintenance Computer Services Excavating Snowplowing Person with an experienced electrical background. Pre-epmloyment drug test is required. Air Choice One is an equal opportunity employer. We o7er the following bene8ts to our full-time Employees: *Medical/Dental Insurance-Pro8t Sharing *Paid Vacation/Holidays – Life/Disability Insurance FAHRNER EXCAVATING Applications can be picked up at the address above. Chippewa Valley Bank From 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL CLOVERLAND a rapidly growing locally-owned financial institution, is seeking two • Site Prep • Road Building Part-Time Tellers Now hiring for summer positions • Driveways • Culverts located in the Hurley office. Ideal candidate will be highly motivated and Dairymen’s • Ponds & Pond Cleaning EXCAVATING have excellent customer service skills, great attention to detail with the ability to learn quickly and work independently. Boulder Junction, Wisconsin • Land Clearing • Tree & Stump Please send resume and cover letter to: Sous Chef Waitstaff Removal • Repair Leaky Hospitality Desk Recreation Staff Chipewa Valley Bank Basements • Guaranteed Line Cooks Housekeeping Computers Attention: Eppy Sundberg Dishwashers Grounds/Cabin Staff Water & Sewer Lines • Roto PO Box 5 These positions are full-time and part–time, all seasonal in nature. 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(715)360-6931 n J 8 5 or (906)364-2697 o — p J 4 Sales • Rentals 2005 BOMBARDIER Traxter. higher; US indexes at records Dealer: East Management • Appraisals Very good condition, garage kept. Vulnerable: North-South All fluids changed, new vision rims South West North East and radial tires. $3,400.00 NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks 1o or best offer. (715)360-6931 m 906-932-5406 4 Pass ?? or (906)364-2697 again broke records Tuesday as A DAY ON WALL STREET Highway US-2 • Ironwood investors came back from a long Opening lead: o 3 upnorthproperty.com weekend hungry for deals. While Feb. 21, 2017 21,000 If you need luck, Kraft Heinz and Unilever could- Dow Jones 20,000 hope you get it n’t complete a proposed $143 bil- industrials Autos/SUVs lion mega-merger, food and 19,000 By Phillip Alder household goods makers rose as 118.95 18,000 There are so many jokes about 2004 PONTIAC Montana, AWD. investors bet that other deals are mothers-in-law, but I had not heard Needs front headlamp assembly this one from Mark Twain: “Adam and hood repair. This road warrior coming. 20,743.00 17,000 was the luckiest man; he had no runs great and has relatively new Companies that make pack- A SOND JF mother-in-law.” tires. Phone (906)932-2211 ask That wasn’t the only relative that aged foods, everyday household Pct. change from previous: 0.58% High 20,757.64 Low 20,663.37 Adam was lacking. for Marissa. $1,000.00 A t the bridge table, you Or Best Offer. items and other consumer goods occasionally need to get lucky. In are usually seen as stable invest- today’s deal, look at the North hand. Want to Draw Attention Feb. 21, 2017 East opens one diamond, South ments and rarely take center 5,800 overcalls four spades, and West to Your Home? Nasdaq passes. What should North do? stage on Wall Street. But on 5,600 In theory, partner has a limited Place it in the Classifieds Tuesday they did just that, as composite hand with a good eight-card suit. It 5,400 looks as though slam will depend investors felt the failed Kraft 5,200 on a winning finesse or two in the 27.37 rounded suits, but given East’s $99 $149 Heinz-Unilever sale will be 5,000 opening bid, they rate to be losing. replaced by other deals. Oreo 5,865.95 So, the sensible course is to pass and 40 Words 40 Words 4,800 Include take the money. But let’s assume s Photo maker Mondelez and jam maker AS O N D J F & Onlin North jumps to six spades. How 30 Days 60 Days e Listing should partner play after a diamond Smucker made the largest gains. Pct. change from previous: 0.47% High 5,867.89 Low 5,847.50 lead? Prepayment required. Offer is subject to change without notice. Additional words .25 each. “That’s why you saw the South starts with only 10 top Realtors, Landlords welcome. Limit one property per ad. Other restrictions apply. tricks: seven spades and three (home and personal care prod- side-suit aces. He needs two more Feb. 21, 2017 2,400 winners from somewhere. Note that ucts) companies move up on Fri- even if the club finesse is winning, day and you’re seeing some of Standard & it will provide only one more trick 2,300 (assuming West covers the club them follow through today,” said P oor’s 500 jack with the king). But if the heart 2,200 finesse is working, that will produce Jefferies & Co. analyst Kevin the necessary winners. So, South Grundy. 14.22 should bank everything on the heart 2,100 finesse. After driving out the spade Stocks built on their gains ace and drawing trumps, he runs the 2,365.38 2,000 heart jack. The club loser disappears over the last two hours of trading AS O N D J F on dummy’s diamond ace. to close at their highest prices of Pct. change from previous: 0.60% High 2,366.71 Low 2,354.91 (In August, Phillip is running the day. Income-seeking the bridge on a Kalos golf-and- bridge cruise down the Danube investors also bought shares of AP from Nuremburg to Budapest with real estate investment trusts and revenue from household prod- last two quarters. an optional three-day extension to Prague. Full details at kalosgolf.com.) utilities. ucts, not food. With the Unilever Online rival Amazon contin- © 2017 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS The Dow Jones industrial talks apparently done, analysts ued to set record highs as it rose average climbed 118.95 points, or think Kraft Heinz is still inter- $11.37, or 1.3 percent, to BRIDGE 0.6 percent, to 20,743. The Stan- ested in buying another company $856.44.

dard & Poor’s 500 index rose and they are wondering if it will Restaurant Brands Interna- PHILLIP pursue a different consumer tional, the company that owns ALDER 14.22 points, or 0.6 percent, to 2,365.38. The Nasdaq composite products company or stick to the the Burger King and Tim Hor- gained 27.37 points, or 0.5 per- food industry. tons brands, agreed to buy cent, to 5,865.95. All three index- He added that Unilever’s Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen for es are at record highs after rising shareholders might push that $1.8 billion. Last week Popeyes nine times in the last 10 days. company to make a deal as well. jumped from about $66 to $70 The Russell 2000 index of small- Kraft Heinz, which is mostly and then fell back again as er companies added 10.48 points, owned by 3G Capital and Warren reports about a possible deal AILY LOBE or 0.7 percent, to 1,410.34, also a Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, swirled. Restaurant Brands D G has a reputation for slashing agreed to pay $79 a share for record. SUDOKU U.S. markets were closed costs to make bigger profits. Popeyes, which climbed $12.61, Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle Monday for the Presidents Day Mondelez, which was once or 19.1 percent, to $78.73. By Dave Green based on a 9x9 grid with several holiday. part of Kraft, climbed 5.8 percent Restaurant Brands’ stock given numbers. The object is to place Kraft Heinz and Unilever both and J.M. Smucker rose 4.4 per- jumped $3.70, or 6.9 percent, to the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty slumped after Kraft withdrew a cent, while cereal makers Gener- $57.60. al Mills and Kellogg gained 3 Benchmark U.S. crude oil rose squares so that each row, each col- $143 billion offer to buy its rival. 6 9 Unilever said the offer was too percent and 2.5 percent, respec- 66 cents, or 1.2 percent, to $54.06 umn and each 3x3 box contains the low and the companies said Kraft tively. Household goods makers per barrel in New York. Brent 8 4 same number only once. Heinz was giving up its effort. Colgate-Palmolive, Kimberly- crude, used to price international The difficulty Unilever, the maker of Hell- Clark and Clorox all jumped. oils, added 48 cents to $56.66 a 2 3 8 level of the Conceptis Sudoku man’s, Lipton and Knorr, Wal-Mart rose $2.08, or 3 per- barrel in London. increases from Monday to Saturday. declined $3.66, or 7.5 percent, to cent, to $71.45 after the company In other energy trading, natu- $44.87. Kraft Heinz, which owns said its online business surged in ral gas plunged 27 cents, or 9.5 4 5 1 Answer to previous puzzle brands including Oscar Mayer, the fourth quarter and it report- percent, to $2.56 per 1,000 cubic Jell-O and Velveeta, gave up ed more business in the U.S. dur- feet. That was its lowest price in $1.78, or 1.8 percent, to $94.87. ing the holiday season. Wal-Mart almost a year and it dragged nat- 5 9 7 6 1 3 4 5 8 2 9 7 Grundy, the Jefferies analyst, recently bought web-based ural gas companies lower. 8 5 2 9 7 6 3 1 4 said the Kraft Heinz-Unilever retailers Jet.com and Moosejaw Wholesale gasoline shed 2 cents 9 8 6 4 7 9 1 2 3 5 8 6 talks surprised Wall Street to strengthen its online sales, to $1.49 a gallon. Heating oil rose which have improved over the 1 cent to $1.64 a gallon. 3 4 8 5 1 7 6 2 9 because Unilever gets most of its 1 9 6 4 3 7 2 9 6 7 8 3 2 1 4 5 1 2 5 6 4 9 7 3 8 6 8 7 1 7 9 4 3 6 1 8 5 2 Study: Savings possible by shutting 2017 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. 2 8 1 7 9 5 4 6 3 2017 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. 8 5 9 4 2/22 Difficulty Level Difficulty5 3 Level6 2 8 4 9 7 12/21 down nuclear power plant PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A The station is all that’s left of of the generation happens at off- new study says Pacific North- a plan to build five nuclear peak times. When peak demand AAsskk TThhee DDooccttoorrss west utility ratepayers could plants in the Northwest, a deba- comes, you have to have baseload save hundreds of millions of dol- cle that led to one of the largest generation to cover that.” NO KNOWN LINK BETWEEN VITAMIN D lars if the Bonneville Power municipal bond defaults in histo- Most experts note that the Administration and Energy ry. The Richland facility was the Northwest wholesale markets AND CANCER OR ALZHEIMER'S Northwest close the region’s only only one completed. It is an older are awash in energy, but could commercial nuclear power plant design that has had a variety of soon go into a capacity deficit. by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. in Richland, Washington and operating issues. Federal regula- Such a shortage could be exacer- replace its output with renew- tors recently cleared it to run bated by the slated closure of able energy. through 2043. three coal-fired plants in Oregon, Dear Doctor: I had my thyroid removed bone health -- is recommended by the In- after menopause to get their levels to 35 The Portland-based McCul- Energy Northwest, a public Washington and Montana in because of papillary cancer, and my sur- stitute of Medicine, which conducted a re- ng/ml to decrease the incidence of breast lough Research consulting firm utility consortium that operates 2020 and 2021. geon has advised me to take high levels view of studies on the topic. Some cancer. But in men, the benefit of re- of vitamin D. He says there may be a cor- organizations, such as the National Os- duced cancer risk has not been shown. estimated savings from $261.2 the plant, criticized the report Kieran Connolly, Bonneville’s million to $530.7 million over 10 and told the newspaper that the vice president for generation and relation between low vitamin D levels and teoporosis Foundation, recommend 30 to In relation to cognitive decline, a study the development of cancer and 50 ng/ml as the normal range. But both published in the journal Neurology in years due to historically low 1,200-megawatt plant has set asset management, told the Alzheimer's disease. If I remember cor- of these recommendations are about 2012 showed a slight increase in renewable energy prices at the generating records in four of the newspaper that the agency is rectly, the normal blood range for vitamin good bone health, not the prevention of Alzheimer's disease in people whose vi- aging plant, The Oregonian/Ore- past five years. dependent on the nuclear plant D is between 30 and 60 nanograms per cancer and Alzheimer's disease. tamin D levels were lower than 20 ng/ml. gonLive reported. The consortium markets the when water conditions are low at millileter. I take 8,000 units a day, which The World Health Organization looked at The authors concluded that more studies “The rapid drop in renewable power through the Bonneville energy-producing dams. keeps my blood level near 60 ng/ml. multiple retrospective studies evaluating are needed to evaluate the potential con- energy costs in recent years has Power Adminstration. He said some of the nuclear What's the evidence for higher levels of a potential connection between vitamin D nection. vitamin D? been shocking to everyone,” said The study cited the low cost plants slated to close early, such levels and colon cancer. They did find a Let's say that there is a benefit to vitamin Dear Reader: You and I share the same link between low vitamin D levels and economist Robert McCullough. and abundant supply of renew- as Diablo Canyon in California, D supplementation in lowering the risk of “It is now possible to affordably able power. But the plant’s sup- were facing major new capital past cancer diagnosis -- and the same colon cancer, specifically that people with cancer and Alzheimer's disease. To reach search for answers. When I was 26, I was blood levels of 20 ng/ml or less had sig- a level of 20 ng/ml, you probably would replace aging facilities ... without porters point out that supply dif- investments. That’s not the case also diagnosed with papillary thyroid can- nificantly higher colon cancer rates. not need to take more than 400 units of increasing the region’s carbon fers from capacity — making for the Columbia Generating cer. At the time, I racked my brain for why However, retrospective studies look at vitamin D per day. For a postmenopausal footprint.” sure that power is there when Station, he said. I developed this cancer. I was healthy at disease after the disease has happened, woman to reach the benefit needed for a The report was commissioned you need it. “Our customers’ focus is on the time, had a good diet and exercised and it can be difficult to make a solid cor- possible reduction in the risk of breast by the anti-nuclear group Physi- “The report faults CGS for safely, reliably and cost effective- regularly. I was also outdoors a lot, so my relation that way. A prospective study as- cancer, she probably would not need to cians for Social Responsibility what makes it so valuable: We ness” in meeting electricity vitamin D levels were good. sessing vitamin D concentrations prior to supplement with any more than 800 units and is the latest in a salvo As with so many cancer diagnoses, I ulti- the diagnosis of colon cancer did not find per day. make electricity around-the- needs, he said. “They’re not see- against the economic feasibility clock,” said Mike Paoli, a ing it as a resource they are mately couldn't find any factor that would any evidence that vitamin D levels had In light of the evidence, 8,000 units of vi- have increased my risk. True, there is a any relation to colon cancer. tamin D daily seems too high. The blood and reliability of the aging spokesman for Energy North- questioning. They just want to definite link between papillary thyroid Studies focused on prostate cancer have serum level of 60 ng/ml also may be too Columbia Generating Station. west. “With wind and solar, a lot make sure it’s well managed.” cancer and radiation exposure, which shown both benefit and increased risk high. Although the topic needs to be stud- can come from radiation fallout due to nu- among people with higher levels of vita- ied more, higher amounts of vitamin D clear accidents, as well as excessive X- min D, so it would seem that supplemen- could potentially lead to greater bone Maple syrup producers face challenges in Some producers talked of seeing a steep drop in ray radiation to the neck and oral area. tation does not appear to have an impact turnover and possibly weaker bones. But I hadn't been exposed to nuclear fall- the amounts of sap they are getting, while others one way or another. With regard to breast Ask your doctor if you can reduce the warming world out, and I'd had only the normally recom- are dealing with another trend attributed to cancer after menopause, an analysis of amount of vitamin D that you are taking, mended dental X-rays. (Today's more DURHAM, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire’s warmer temperatures in which the sap goes up to nine prospective studies showed a de- as there currently is no evidence to sup- modern X-rays expose patients to lower maple syrup producers say they are feeling the crease in breast cancer rates among port it. the top of the trees rather than down to taps. Oth- doses than previous generations.) women with higher levels of vitamin D, impact of climate change, as winters become (Robert Ashley, M.D., is an internist and ers complained about a drop in the sugar content of I haven't stopped looking for connections, but this decrease was not seen in women warmer and frigid nights so critical to their busi- assistant professor of medicine at the their sap. however, between a diagnosis of dis- whose levels were above 35 ng/ml. Still ness become fewer. University of California, Los Angeles.) “When I purchased the farm in 2000, “I was get- ease, risk factors and possible preventive another analysis of 18 studies assessing COPYRIGHT 2017 Producers joined climate experts and Democrat- ting 75 gallons of sap,” said Ray LaRoche of measures. overall breast cancer risk in women did THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF ic U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire on LaRoche Farm in Durham. “With the environmen- not find any benefit to vitamin D supple- HARVARD COLLEGE That brings us to your current question. Tuesday to talk about the state’s changing climate tal changes we’ve been seeing, it’s down to 15 gal- The normal blood level for vitamin D is mentation. DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK and how it is affecting one of the state’s most between 20 and 50 ng/ml. This level -- In summation, there may be slight benefit FOR UFS lons. That’s a dramatic loss for us. 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The Oscar-winning actor’s first book, cost at least $173, assuming you “Uncommon Type: Some Stories,” features 17 stories, each in some already have subscriptions to way involving a different typewriter. It’s due out in October. Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime or HBO Now. Focusing on just best picture and the four acting cate- Tom Hanks’ debut gories will still cost you nearly $70, not including the monthly subscriptions. book due in October It’s the cost of improving your chances of winning the Oscar NEW YORK (AP) — Tom Among the stories written by pool. The good news is that prices Hanks is putting his love of vin- Hanks, who owns over 100 type- have fallen for a few titles since tage typewriters to good use — writers, is one about an immi- last week. his collection of short stories will grant arriving in New York City, Here’s your viewing guide: be published in October. another about a bowler who The Oscar-winning actor’s becomes a celebrity and another first book, “Uncommon Type: about an eccentric billionaire. BEST PICTURE Some Stories,” features 17 sto- Hanks said in a statement NoneAND of the DIRECTING nine best picture ries, each in some way involving that he began work on the stories nominees is available through a Associated Press a different typewriter. in 2015: “I wrote in hotels during subscription service. MICHELLE WILLIAMS, left, and Casey Affleck appear in a scene from “Manchester By The Sea.” The film has It’s due out Oct. 24 from press tours. I wrote on vacation. You can rent “Arrival,” ‘’Hack- been nominated for an Oscar for the best picture and best directing categories. Awards will announced Sun- Alfred A. Knopf, the publisher I wrote on planes, at home, and saw Ridge,” ‘’Hell or High day. said Tuesday. in the office.” Water,” ‘’Manchester by the Sea” $70. ed, while two are for purchase and “Moonlight” through Ama- To see “Elle,” you’ll need to only. Lottery zon, Google Play or Apple’s visit your local cineplex or indie — Animated:THE 15 SHORTSShorts HD has a That means theaters for four iTunes. “Fences” will be avail- theater. package with four of the five — if you can still find a screen- able for purchase only next Fri- International Competition for nominated shorts. The cheapest ing. These include big releases Ex-Minnesota Orchestra day. maestro Stanislaw Conductors in Rome in 1956. option as of Tuesday was such as “Rogue One” and “Fan- Rentals typically cost about $3 SCREENPLAYAll but two of theCATEGORIES nominees in through Google Play for about tastic Beasts and Where to Find Skrowaczewski dies Shooting gets underway for or $4, or a dollar more if you the two writing categories over- $6. You’ll need to buy Pixar’s Them,” so perhaps you’ve seen want them in high definition. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — For- Han Solo ‘Star Wars’ film lap with best picture. “The Lob- “Piper” separately through Ama- them already. mer longtime Minnesota Orches- Buying downloads usually cost ster” is available through Ama- zon, Google Play or iTunes for tra music director Stanislaw NEW YORK (AP) — Alden about $15 for standard definition zon Prime, while “20th Century about $2. Skrowaczewski has died at age Ehrenreich has taken control of or $20 for HD. Shop around, as Women” isn’t online at all. — Live Action: Shorts HD has InWATCHING major cities, THE the SHOW ceremony 93. the Millennium Falcon. The Han prices aren’t always the same at all five in a package. Again, itself will be streamed online at The Minnesota Orchestra Solo “Star Wars” spin-off has the various services. Based on Google Play was offering the best abc.com and the ABC app if you says its president, Kevin Smith, begun production. the cheapest options, you’ll have FULL-LENGTHNetflix has “Zootopia.” CARTOONS ‘’Kubo deal for about $6. can’t get to a TV. However, you’ll was told by Skrowaczewski’s The Walt Disney Co. to spend nearly $40 on the best and the Two Strings” is available — Documentaries: “Extremis” need to sign in with a cable or family that he died Tuesday at a announced Tuesday that shoot- picture movies. to rent. “Moana” was released and “The White Helmets” are satellite account. Minneapolis area hospital after ing began at London’s Pinewood You’ll need to visit a theater online Tuesday for purchase available through Netflix. The You also might be able to suffering a second stroke earlier Studios on Monday. To kick off for “Hidden Figures,” ‘’La La only. Head to theaters for “My New York Times is streaming watch through an online TV sub- this month. the untitled Han Solo movie, the Land” and “Lion.” They aren’t Life as a Zucchini” and “The Red “4.1 Miles” for free, while The scription with Sling TV, PlaySta- Skrowaczewski conducted studio released a photo of the expected online before Sunday’s Turtle.” New Yorker magazine hosts tion Vue or DirecTV Now. Avail- major orchestras in England, cast at the controls of the Millen- ceremony. “Joe’s Violin.” ability depends on where you Japan and other countries. His nium Falcon. Ehrenreich, who On the plus side, you’ll also You’ll need to head to a the- live; only a handful of ABC sta- FULL-LENGTH last concerts were with the Min- plays a younger version of Harri- get to watch all the nominees for ater for “Watani: My Homeland.” tions are offered this way. DOCUMENTARIES nesota Orchestra in October son Ford’s iconic smuggler, is best directing; all five nominees Netflix produced “13th” and Shorts HD runs screenings at For the E! channel’s red carpet 2016, conducting works by Anton seated amid cast members are also up for best picture. streams it exclusively. Amazon theaters, libraries and museums coverage, you’ll need a subscrip- Bruckner, his specialty. including Woody Harrelson, Prime has “Life, Animated.” across the country. tion with an online TV service or Emilia Clarke and Donald Skrowaczewski led the Min- ACTING NOMINEES Hulu has “O.J.: Made in Ameri- a traditional cable or satellite nesota Orchestra for 19 years, Glover, who plays Lando Calris- In addition to the best picture ca” (as does WatchESPN, though provider. The cheapest plan with starting in 1960, and was instru- sian. flicks, you’ll need to watch six you’ll need to sign in with a cable ThatAND leaves THE 15REST movies ... for both ABC and E! is at DirecTV mental in the creation of Orches- The film is directed by Phil more movies to catch everyone or satellite TV account). lower-profile categories such as Now for $35 a month. tra Hall, the orchestra’s home in Lord and Christopher Miller, nominated for the four acting “Fire At Sea” can be rented, music and makeup. Oscar.com will have backstage downtown Minneapolis. He who helmed “The Lego Movie.” categories. while “I Am Not Your Negro” Netflix has “The Jungle and red-carpet coverage, starting served on the orchestra’s artistic In a statement they said, “We “Captain Fantastic,” ‘’Florence isn’t expected online until June. Book,” while Hulu and Amazon at 7 p.m. ET. The stream contin- staff for 56 years. can’t think of anything funny to Foster Jenkins,” ‘’Loving” and Prime offer “13 Hours: The ues once the ceremony begins at say, because we just feel really “Nocturnal Animals” are avail- Secret Soldiers of Benghazi.” 8:30 p.m., but what’s on stage The native of Poland began FOREIGN LANGUAGE studying piano and violin at age moved, and really lucky.” able for rent. “Jackie” is avail- Rent “A Man Called Ove” and HBO has “Hail, Caesar!” and will be only on ABC. It’s free, 4, and composed his first sym- Disney will release the film in able for purchase online. “Tanna.” Buy a ticket for the “Jim: The James Foley Story.” with no cable or satellite account phonic work at age 7. He won the May 2018. The cumulative total: nearly rest. Five other movies can be rent- required.

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