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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Thursday, March 28, 2019 Partly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 42 | Low: 22 | Details, page 2 Wisconsin BESSEMER ROAD WORK CONTINUES votes Tuesday KIMBALL, Wis. – Voters across Iron County will see an array of candidates and issues on ballots during Tuesday’s election. There are many town officials on the ballot, includ- ing two contested races in Kimball. Current Kimball town Chairman Ronald W. Ahonen is facing a challenge from Joe Simonich. Town Treasurer Pamela Backman also sees a chal- lenge from Mae Moderson. Also on the ballot in Kim- ball, incumbent Randall Stoltenberg and Carol Decker are running for two spots on the board of supervisors, and Clerk Irene Salzman is run- ning unopposed to be re-elect- ed as clerk. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe The Daily Globe asked ANGELO LUPPINO workers Tim Trevarthen, left, and George Stella clean and prepare potholes for repair along U.S. 2 in Bessemer these four candidates in the Wednesday. contested races for chairman and treasurer to respond to the following questions. 1. Introduce yourself. What should voters know GOISD sets hearing on early school start about you? 2. What are the key issues By RICHARD JENKINS cess. “Hopefully we’ll have that that The program allows “students [email protected] facing your community? “We’re in the second step of same day, while they’re on the entering their junior year of high Here are their responses. EWEN – The Gogebic-Onton- the process,” said GOISD super- phone,” he said. “That’s my goal school (to) have the opportunity agon Intermediate School District intendent Bruce Mayle. “What anyway.” to earn a high school diploma, a continues to seek an earlier start (state officials) really want to A state law passed in 2005 significant number of college ELECTION — page 8 date for its six locals districts, know is, what concerns does the mandates districts start school credits and possibly an associate scheduling a public hearing on community have regarding an after Labor Day, but allows a degree over three years,” Mayle the issue in April. early start; and if we’re able to waiver for certain conditions. wrote in the Daily Globe’s 2016 The GOISD submitted its address those, they also want to One of the exceptions can be Education Progress section. Norrie Park application for an earlier start make sure we meet the criteria for districts that have certain pro- The exact start date for the dis- date to the state March 11. for approval from the state’s per- grams with their local colleges to tricts in the GOISD will be deter- garden accepting The hearing, set for a 4 p.m. spective.” allow the academic calendars to mined if the waiver is granted. EDT April 23 at the GOISD’s Mayle said he expects the state sync up. The GOISD is made up of the applications Bergland office, means the appli- to decide whether the GOISD aca- The GOISD participates in an cation has made it through the demic calendar can start early at early middle college program in IRONWOOD – The com- initial part of the approval pro- the end of the hearing. Career Technical Education. munity garden in Norrie Park HEARING — page 5 is accepting applications from those interested in renting plots for the upcoming gar- dening season. Miles Mykkanen The plots, which are fenced in to protect the plants from deer and other animals, offers locals a chance to grow competes in New a garden when they might not otherwise have the ability to. Each plot measures rough- York Sunday ly 10-by-20 feet. By BRYAN HELLIOS Plots are available for a fee, U p p e r [email protected] according to a garden Peninsu- spokesperson, but those with NEW YORK – Bessemer la and assistance cards can obtain native, 27 year-old tenor N o r t h - them for free. Miles Mykkanen will com- ern Wis- There is a mandatory ori- pete against nine finalists c o n s i n entation meeting for anyone in the Grand Finals of the in his interested in renting a plot, Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe 65th annual Metropolitan heart. which is scheduled for 6:30 JUDGE MICHAEL Pope presents a slideshow showing reasons for the office Opera National Council “ T h e p.m. May 13. changes to the Gogebic County Board. Pope said the finalized project will Auditions in New York City moment The Range Master Garden- be completed today. on Sunday. Miles before I er Volunteers – who oversee Mykkanen said prepar- Mykkanen step on the garden – are also avail- ing for this competition a n y able to newer gardeners for Pope discusses courthouse takes a lot of mental focus stage, no advice, the spokesperson as well as physical condi- matter what I do, I just said. office changes with board tioning. think back to growing up The garden started in 2000 “I have my coaches sur- there,” he said. as a partnership between the By BRYAN HELLIOS annex was moved into the old Probate rounding me, who I see Each finalist will per- master gardeners, Michigan [email protected] Court offices on the first floor. every day,” he said. form two arias on the Met State University-Extension, BESSEMER – Gogebic County Cir- The Probate Court staff will be He admits singing “con- stage at 3 p.m. with the University of Wisconsin- cuit Court Judge Michael Pope gave a moved upstairs to join the other court sumes” his life, but when Metropolitan Opera Extension, the city of Iron- presentation at the Gogebic County staff on their same level. one loves what they do it’s Orchestra, conducted by wood and the Gogebic-Onton- Board of Commissioners meeting Having all the court staff on the enjoyable to “dive into the Carlo Rizzi. agon Community Action Wednesday regarding office changes same floor will provide easier access work,” he added. Mykkanen will be Agency. It was also funded in the courthouse. to cross-train and allow staff the abili- He was excited when he singing in Russian “Kuda, through a Michigan Commu- Pope said the move was primarily ty to learn from each other, Pope said. found out his parents are kuda vi udalilis” by nity Food and Nutrition pro- to get court staff on the same floor. “It does not help when you have planning to fly out to see Tchaikovsky from the gram grant. “We have already moved two staff upstairs and staff downstairs and him perform. opera “Eugene Onegin” Garden applications and offices and the third is being moved they can’t see what each other does “Hopefully they are and in French “Je cross payments are due April 12. (today),” he said. day-to-day,” he said. going to watch me win, or entendre encore” by Bizet For more information, or The Department of Corrections Another reason Pope gave for the they’ll be a shoulder to cry from the opera “Les applications, email Sue Davey offices have moved from upstairs on if I don’t,” he said. at [email protected]. down to the annex. The District Court Mykkanen said he —Richard Jenkins probation staff, which was in the always keeps a piece of the BOARD — page 5 MYKANNEN — page 5 TODAY INDEX Partly cloudy — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-14 Wednesday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 100, No. 108 High 53 High 79 (1946) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 39 Low -11 (1923) Wednesday none Snow depth 13 in. Obituaries ...... 5 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 178.7 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 40 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 138.6 in. 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Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK 39/23 Todayy we will see partly cloudy Bergland skies, high g of 442°,2°, humidityy of 52%. 42/22 West northwest wind 9 to 13 mph. Wakefield Ironwood The record high for today is 779°9° set Saxon 41/22 42/22 Marenisco in 191946.946. Expect clear skies tonight, 44/23 overnovernightnight low of 22°. Bessemer 43/21 Upson Hurley 41/23 Watersmeet 42/20 42/22 43/19 SUNS AND MOON Associated Press Mercer HOUSE SPEAKER Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., turns her party’s attention to the climate 44/20 Manitowish crisis as she leads an event to introduce the “Climate Action Now Act,” which focus- SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 6:48 a.m. 44/19 Minocqua es on reducing carbon pollution, honoring America’s Paris Agreement commit- SunsetSunse ...... et...... 7:23 p.m. ments, and lays the groundwork to expand clean energy, at the Capitol in Wash- 45/21 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... 2:58 a.m. MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 11:55 a.m. ington, Wednesday. ALMANAC REGIONALREGIONAL WEATHER NATIONALNAATIONAL WEATHER Climate change politics burn

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The GOP launched Again and again, GOP signaling,” said Sen Chuck a House Energy Action lawmakers noted that no Grassley, R-Iowa. “And that LANSING (AP) – Michi- s h o u l d lifetime coverage for medi- Team, or HEAT, to push an Democrat supported the is all the Green New Deal gan’s mandatory fee to be more cal costs resulting from car “all-of-the-above” approach motion, even as all 53 boils down to: lofty goals cover unlimited medical t r a n s - crashes – typically for to energy and counteract Republicans opposed it. and aspirations with no benefits for catastrophical- parency brain, spinal cord, neck what they called the “radi- Three Democrats – Doug concrete plan or concern ly injured drivers is rising so that and back injuries. The cal” and economically dev- Jones of Alabama, Kyrsten as to feasibility.” to a record $220 per vehi- motorists state also allows health astating Green New Deal. Sinema of Arizona and Joe Voters “see through this cle, which is more than who are providers to bill car insur- “Now everyone’s talking Manchin of West Virginia Republican disgrace here double what it was a “feeling ers much more for care about climate change,” Sen- – joined Republicans to in our Capitol,” Markey decade ago. t h e than health insurers pay. ate Democratic Leader oppose the plan, as did countered. “They know The Michigan Catas- p i n c h ” Both factors contribute Chuck Schumer said at one independent Sen. Angus that Democrats are the trophic Claims Associa- c a n to what are the country’s of three separate news con- King of Maine, who cau- party of climate action, and tion, a state-created entity Gretchen u n d e r - most expensive average ferences Wednesday on the cuses with Democrats. Republicans are the party Whitmer that reimburses insurers stand the auto insurance rates. GOP issue. Instead, 43 Democrats– of climate denial.” for personal injury protec- basis for lawmakers have said lower- While no Democrats including Schumer and But Republicans said tion benefits paid in excess the fee hike. ing premiums is a top pri- supported the Green New Massachusetts Sen. Ed Democrats were denying of $555,000 per claim, “Michiganders deserve ority this session, though Deal in a Senate test vote Markey, the bill’s lead them a vote on the Green announced the increase to know why they are being past attempts to rein in forced by Republicans sponsor – voted “present.” New Deal. House Speaker Wednesday – prompting forced to shell out hun- costs or make the unlimit- Tuesday, the sheer volume Democrats called the Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., has Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to dreds of dollars in addi- ed coverage optional have of discussion made clear vote scheduled by GOP rejected calls to schedule a order an audit of the tional fees for car insur- stalled. the plan has struck a nerve leaders a “sham” and said vote on the plan and has group’s financial opera- ance,” she said in a state- The fee, which fluctu- as both parties seek to use it carried its own political given no timetable when or tions. The annual assess- ment. While the state ates each year, is going up it to their advantage in the risk by mocking an issue – if it will reach the House ment currently is $192 and Department of Insurance for the fourth consecutive 2020 elections. climate change – that a floor. will jump $28 starting July 1. and Financial Services year. The assessment was The insurance industry already audits the Livonia- about $105 per vehicle in said the announcement based association every 2008-09. Los Angeles looks to break up vast illegal pot sales highlights the need to three to five years, Whit- Of the $220, $177 will LOS ANGELES (AP) – Mayor Eric The proliferation of illicit shops has change the state’s “broken” mer’s administration said cover anticipated new Garcetti said Wednesday that Los Angeles outraged legal businesses that warn that system, which the Republi- the newest audit will be claims and expenses, and is considering a major crackdown on ille- the illicit shops pose safety and health can-led Legislature is accelerated. $43 will address a $3.9 bil- gal marijuana shops that have been bedev- concerns. Pot sold in state-licensed shops reviewing. But Whitmer, a Michigan is the only lion deficit related to exist- iling the city’s legal marketplace. is tested by independent labs. Democrat, said there state to require unlimited ing claims. The move that could pump tens of mil- Legal and illegal shops can sometimes lions of dollars into police enforcement operate in the same neighborhoods, with comes as legal shops struggle to turn a storefronts that look similar. In the unli- profit while hundreds of illicit storefronts censed storefronts, prices can be 50 per- enjoy brisk sales, thanks to their typically cent below the legal marketplace. cheaper, tax-free prices. Industry officials welcomed the plan. The legal shops “can’t get undercut every By some estimates, up to 80 percent of the single day by everybody else that’s out sales in the state still are under the table, there,” the mayor told reporters at City Hall. snatching profits from legal storefronts. The Democratic mayor in his second With so much business going into the term didn’t put a precise figure on the illicit market, many legal shops “have been spending for the city’s upcoming budget, laying off employees and cutting staff, try- but he estimated it would be a ten-fold ing to figure out how they can stay open increase from the current year. and keep the lights on,” said Ruben Honig, “It really comes down to how much executive director of the United Cannabis overtime, how any officers we can have” Business Association, an industry group closing illegal shops, he said. of licensed operators. State briefs

Power station in called the Marquette Ener- Esper is a 56-year-old Michigan’s Upper gy Center that uses natural white man. He is 6 feet 1 Peninsula to be gas for fuel. inch tall and 235 pounds. demolished The Shiras Steam Plant Anyone with informa- was the main supply of tion can call 734-994-2911. MARQUETTE (AP) – A power to the Marquette power Marquette power area for about five decades. Prosecutor: plant that burned its last ‘Powerful evidence’ pieces of coal in 2018 is Man who hadn’t scheduled to be demol- missed work in 30 led to priest’s ished this year. years is missing conviction The Marquette Board of SAGINAW (AP) – Prose- Light and Power had an SUPERIOR TOWNSHIP (AP) – Authorities are cutors say audio record- update Tuesday on the fate ings of a 72-year-old Michi- of the Shiras Steam Plant, searching for a Washtenaw County man who hasn’t gan priest likely led him to which generated electricity plead no contest to charges for the Marquette area. been seen after missing his first day of work in 30 of sexual misconduct. Board Chairman Tom Saginaw County’s chief Tourville said the land years. The sheriff’s office says assistant prosecutor, Mark where the plant sits along Gaertner, says the record- Lake Superior is to be re- Marcus Esper of Superior Township was last seen ings were “powerful evi- purposed for community dence” against the Rev. use. Monday. He was going to a storage facility in Ypsilanti Robert DeLand. The plant was turned Gaertner and others off last June. The city- Township, driving a white 2013 Buick LaCrosse, but spoke to reporters Wednes- owned utility is instead is day. relying on a power plant didn’t show up. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2019 3 Fake heiress’ life of luxury left others footing big bills NEW YORK (AP) – Island. story, however, may stick A t said, Sorokin started talk- was “forcing myself not to Anna Sorokin traveled in “Her overall scheme has around. Shonda Rhimes, f i r s t , ing up plans to spend tens kiss you” and asking to celebrity circles and tossed been to claim to be a the force behind “Grey’s people of millions of dollars build- come up to her hotel room. $100 tips – all the more wealthy German heiress Anatomy” and “Scandal,” around ing a private arts club with While seeking the loan, reason to believe she was with approximately $60 has announced she is creat- Sorokin exhibitions, installations prosecutors said, Sorokin the German heiress she million in funds being held ing a television series d i d n ’ t and pop-up shops. She convinced one bank to said she was. But behind abroad,” prosecutor about Sorokin, whose see a thought about calling it the lend her $100,000 to cover the jet-set lifestyle and Catherine McCaw said Instagram bio says: “soon red flag Anna Delvey Foundation. due diligence costs. She pricey threads, prosecutors after Sorokin’s October on Netflix.” w h e n Sorokin kept up the ended up keeping $55,000 have said, was a fraudster 2017 arrest. “She’s born in Sorokin arrived in the s h e heiress ruse as she went and “frittered away these who bilked friends, banks Russia and has not a cent world of champagne wish- a s k e d Anna looking for a $22 million funds on personal expens- and hotels for a taste of the to her name as far as we es and caviar dreams in them to Sorokin loan for the club in Novem- es in about one month’s high life. can determine.” 2016 with a new name p u t ber 2016, prosecutors said. time,” prosecutors said. A Sorokin, 28, lived in lux- Sorokin’s attorney said (Anna Delvey) and a cabs and plane fares on She claimed the loan would few months later, in May ury New York City hotel she never intended to com- wardrobe to match (Celine their credit cards – she be secured by a letter of 2017, Sorokin allegedly rooms she couldn’t afford, mit a crime. sunglasses, Gucci sandals sometimes said she had credit from UBS in Switzer- chartered a plane to and promised a friend an all- Lawyer Todd Spodek and high-end buys from trouble moving her assets land and showed state- from the Berkshire Hath- expenses paid trip to told jurors in an opening Net-a-Porter and Elyse from Europe, they said – ments purporting to sub- away shareholders meeting Morocco and then stuck statement that Sorokin was Walker). and they laughed it off as stantiate her assets, accord- in Omaha, Nebraska, but her with the $62,000 bill, exploited a system “easily She made a show of forgetfulness when they ing to an outline of the never paid the $35,400 bill. and peddled bogus bank seduced by glamour and proving she belonged, had to hound her to pay charges. Broke and facing a big statements in a quest for a glitz” after she saw how the passing crisp Benjamins to them back. One bank rejected bill at a midtown Manhat- $22 million loan, the Man- appearance of wealth Uber drivers and hotel “It was a magic trick,” Sorokin because she “did tan hotel in July 2017, hattan District Attorney’s opened doors. Spodek said concierges, but she gave Rachel Williams, the friend not have sufficient cash Sorokin pleaded with a office has alleged. she was merely buying varying accounts for the from the Morocco trip, flow to make loan pay- police officer that a bailout On Wednesday, the one- time, so she could launch a source of her wealth, wrote in Vanity Fair. “I’m ments,” prosecutors said. was on the way, prosecu- time darling of the Big business and repay her according to people who embarrassed to say that I She bailed on another firm tors said. Apple social scene went on debts. knew her. was one of the props, and when it pressured her for a “I have no money and no trial on grand larceny and “Anna had to fake it At different times, they the audience, too. Anna’s meeting with a UBS banker credit cards. I’m waiting for theft of services charges until she could make it,” said, she’d claim her father was a beautiful dream of who could verify her my aunt from Germany. alleging she swindled vari- Spodek said. was a diplomat, an oil New York, like one of those assets, prosecutors said. At She’s going to pay,” Sorokin ous people and businesses Sorokin, jailed since her baron or a solar panel nights that never seems to the same time, Spodek said, according to court out of $275,000 in a 10- arrest, faces deportation to muckity-muck. In reality, end. And then the bill said, one of the firm’s exec- documents. “I’m not trying month odyssey that saw Germany regardless of the her father told New York arrives.” utives sent Sorokin to run. Why are you mak- her jetting to the Midwest outcome of the trial magazine, he’s a former As she ingratiated her- provocative texts, telling ing a big deal about this? and Marrakesh before because authorities say she trucker who runs a heat- self into the New York her she was “beautiful Give me five minutes, and I landing in a cell at Rikers overstayed her visa. Her ing-and-cooling business. party scene, prosecutors inside and out,” that he can get a friend to pay.” Taking action now can reduce possible bear problems later LANSING – As longer day- bears beyond their natural habi- ist with the DNR. “Bears that –Remove potential food tant. light hours and warming temper- tat, where they normally would receive a food reward when sources, like bird feeders, from –Keep grills and picnic tables atures start wildlife moving, the be enjoying the roots of early around homes, yards and neigh- your yard. Avoid feeding birds in clean. DNR reminds Michigan residents spring plants and insects in trees borhoods typically lose their nat- the spring, summer and fall, –Protect apiaries (beehives), that now is the time to look at and logs. Taking feeders down ural fear of humans and can when bears are most active. fruit trees and gardens with elec- their property for items that now, before bears can find them, become a potential threat to peo- –Keep pet foods inside or in a tric fencing. could attract bears. can prevent future problems. ple and their pets.” secured area. “For your safety, never inten- Bears find bird seed and suet “While it is legal to feed the Autenrieth said residents can –Keep garbage in a secured tionally feed or try to tame bears – high-calorie and reliable, com- birds, you may be creating an help their communities by area or secured container. Keep – it is in your, and the bear’s, best pared to other plentiful and natu- irreversible safety issue by pro- removing bird feeders and other garbage and odor at a minimum interest,” Autenrieth said. “It is ral food sources – especially viding food for bears,” said Ashe- attractants, and offered some by removing trash often and critical that bears retain their nat- attractive. Bird feeders can draw ly Autenrieth, acting bear special- tips: cleaning containers with disinfec- ural fear of humans.” First ship of the season makes its Paid Medical Leave Act takes effect Friday way into Twin Ports LANSING – On Friday,, Public Act to an employer in the business of the over 1 hour in a calendar week or DULUTH, Minn. (AP) – It’s a sure sign of spring. The 338 of 2018, as amended, or the Paid employer and from whom an employ- more than 40 hours in a benefit year. first ship of the season has made its way through the Soo Medical Leave Act, will take effect. A er is required to withhold for federal Accrual for paid medical leave begins Locks and into the Twin Ports at Duluth and Superior. copy of the act and related resources, income tax purposes. An eligible on March 29, or upon commence- The Stewart J. Cort arrived under the Aerial Lift Bridge including the required poster and employee’s primary work location ment of the employee’s employment, in Duluth’s Canal Park Tuesday afternoon. The vessel’s FAQs, may be obtained by visiting must be in Michigan. whichever is later. As an alternative, owner, Interlake Steamship, says the 1,000 footer has a here. –The PMLA has 12 specific an employer may provide at least 40 regular route of carrying iron ore from the BNSF Railway PMLA applies to employers with employee exemptions, most notably hours of paid medical leave to an eli- docks in Superior to Burns Harbor, Indiana. 50 or more individuals regardless of individuals under 18 years of age, gible employee at the beginning of a Iron Mining Association of Minnesota’s president, full or part-time status. All employees employees who worked less than 25 benefit year. Kelsey Johnson, tells WDIO-TV the mines have been run- of a business who work in the United hours per week on average in the pre- –Paid medical leave must be used ning around the clock every day of the year so it’s excit- States, or any territory or possession ceding calendar year, and most over- in 1-hour increments unless the ing to finally send the product off to steelmaking facili- of the United States, are included to time exempt employees. A full list of employer has a different increment ties.It ends about 10 weeks of offseason for Great Lakes determine if an employer is subject to employee exemptions is available policy set forth in writing in an shipping used for maintenance and repair. the PMLA. here. employee handbook or other employ- –Paid medical leave is accrued at a ee benefit document. Specifics of the PMLA include: rate of 1 hour for every 35 actual For further questions or informa- Rigoni’s Inn –An eligible, nonexempt employ- hours worked; however, an employer tion, call the Wage and Hour Division ee is an individual engaged in service is not required to allow accrual of toll-free at 855-464-9243. Tavern & Restaurant Community calendar SMEAR TOURNAMENT Sunday, March 31 Email calendar items and 715-476-7655. Ironwood Sports Hall of 2190. community news to Alcoholics Anonymous/ Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright Mercer Health and Well- 1pm Start • $20 per team [email protected]. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- K-12 School, room 205. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Call 906-932-4601 for more information For more information, call 906- an Church, Ironwood. MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., Mercer Community Center. 925 E. Ayer, Ironwood 906-932-4601 932-2211. area74.org. MECCA cabin near the treat- Alzheimer’s Disease Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. ment facility, Mercer, Wis. Caregivers Support Group, Thursday, March 28 EST, Ontonagon United Erwin Community Club, 6-7 p.m., Zion Evangelical Methodist Church basement, 6:30 p.m., Erwin town hall. Lutheran Church, Mercer, Wis. PUBLIC NOTICE Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon., MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION next to Holiday gas station, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Bessemer Booster Club, 2019 SUPERIOR REGION HERBICIDE PROGRAM Ironwood Memorial Building. Ontonagon. area74.org. EST, Ontonagon United 6:30 p.m., A.D. Johnston High Gogebic County Veterans Alcoholics Anonymous, Methodist Church basement, School. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) hereby 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace next to Holiday gas station, Gogebic Range Carvers, provides notice to the public, including property owners adjacent a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Catholic Church, Ironwood. Ontonagon. area74.org. 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. p.m., Watersmeet Township; to state highways, of the 2019 Herbicide Application Program area74.org. Government Johnston High School, Besse- treatments for roadside rights of way within Gogebic, Ontonagon, 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Ironwood Parks and mer. Township. 906-667-1110. Saturday, March 30 Houghton, Baraga, Iron, Marquette, Dickinson, Menominee, Alger, Recreation Committee, 5 IMPACT Life Support Delta, Schoolcraft, Luce, Mackinac, and Chippewa counties. Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., meeting, Conference Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Union Station Food Room 1, second floor, Memori- Church, Ironwood. SCHEDULED DATES OF APPLICATION: Ironwood. area74.org. Pantry and Northern Food al Building, Ironwood. Bessemer Women’s Club, Solo and Ensemble Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Applications will take place between April 23, 2019, and October Gogebic County Fair 7 p.m., Bessemer City Hall 26, 2019. event, 1 p.m., Ironwood Area 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. Board, 5:30 p.m., fairgrounds. DDA room. School District. Alcoholics Anonymous, Bessemer City Council, 6 People for Peace, 7 p.m. HERBICIDES/LOCATIONS: Pokémon Club, ages 8 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran p.m., city hall. EST, Episcopal Church of Non-Selective Applications: (guardrail, pavement/shoulder cracks and up, 4 p.m., Ironwood Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ascension, 501 Houghton St., and edges, barrier walls, concrete bridge slopes, invasive plants) Carnegie Library. Community Pickleball Tuesday, April 2 Ontonagon. ANY INDIVIDUAL OR COMBINATIONS OF THE HERBICIDES SMART Recovery, 4:30 Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Narcotics Anonymous, 7 LISTED BELOW: p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- School gymnasium. 715-776- Gogebic County Veterans p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Roundup Pro Concentrate (Glyphosate), Plateau (Imazapic), mer. 4588. Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Ironwood. area74.org. Milestone (Aminopyralid), Escort XP (Metsulfuron Methyl), Free Community Dinner, Community Night Meal a.m., Ironwood Memorial Alcoholics Anonymous, Rodeo (Glyphosate), Polaris (Isopropylamine Salt of Imazapyr), 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apos- Building. 906-667-1110. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Esplanade 200 SC ,QGD]LÀDP Krenite (Ammonium salt of Church. Public is invited. tolic Lutheran Church, Aurora Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon, Church, Bessemer. fosamine). Ewen-Trout Creek Athlet- Street, Ironwood. Ironwood Memorial Building. area74.org. ic Booster Club, 5:30 p.m, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Alcoholics Anonymous, Government Selective Applications: (broadleaf weeds in turf areas, brush school. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood Economic control, plant growth regulator, invasive plants) ANY INDIVIDUAL OR COMBINATIONS OF THE HERBICIDES LISTED BELOW: ReGeneration Youth, Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood. area74.org. Development Corporation, 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Milestone (Aminopyralid), Escort XP (Metsulfuron Methyl), Sunday, March 31 10 a.m., meeting, Conference Garlon 4 Ultra (Triclopyr-2-Butoxyethyl Ester), Vista XRT Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., noon, Golden Dragon. Room 1, second floor, Memori- ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Wakefield Seniors, noon, (Fluroxypyr 1-Methylheptyl Ester), Plateau (Imazapic), Mercer Senior Games, al Building, Ironwood. Weedestroy AM-40 (2, 4-Diclorophenoxyacetic Acid), E-2 (2, Center, Ironwood. Wakefield Senior Center. Wakefield Township Alcoholics Anonymous, Doors open 11:45 a.m., lunch Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, 4-Diclorophenoxyacetic Acid, Fluroxypyr,Dicamba), Method at 12:15 p.m., Senior Games Board, 5:30 p.m., township 240SL (Aminocyclopyrachlor), Stalker (Isopropylamine Salt of 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Wis., Public Library. 715-476- hall. Church, Hurley. area74.org. from 1-3 p.m., Mercer Senior 2366. Imazapyr), Vastlan (Triclopyr Choline, Acetic Acid, Choline Salt). Government Center. Disabled American Veter- Thursday, April 4 Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 ans, 6 p.m., Ironwood Ameri- Adjuvants: (drift control, water conditioning, surfactants) p.m., closed meeting, Salem Authority, 8 a.m., treatment can Legion, Memorial Building. Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon., 41-A (Polyacrylamide and Polysaccharide Polymers), Nu-Film-IR Lutheran Church, Ironwood. facility boardroom. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Ironwood Memorial Building. (Poly-1-p-Menthene), Improve (Nonionic), Condition (Ammonium Mercer Health and Well- Downtown Ironwood p.m., Episcopal Church of the Gogebic County Veterans Sulfate), Sunset MSO 0HWK\ODWHG6HHG2LO%OHQGDQG(PXOVL¿HUV  ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Cygnet Plus (Limonene, Methylated Vegetable Oil, Alkyl Development Authority, 8 Transfiguration, Ironwood. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Mercer Community Center. Hydroxypoly Oxyethylene). a.m., meeting, Conference area74.org. a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Room 1, second floor, Memori- Government p.m., Watersmeet Township; p.m., Wesley United Methodist METHOD OF APPLICATION: al Building, Ironwood. Iron County Economic 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Church, Ironwood. All applications will be ground or foliar applied by Powderhorn Area Utility Development Committee, Township. 906-667-1110. Alcoholics Anonymous, YHKLFXODUPRXQWHG¿[HGERRPRUKDQGVSUD\JXQHTXLSPHQW7KH District Board, special ses- noon, board room, courthouse. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran herbicides will be tank-mixed or injected for each application. sion, 3:30 p.m., Ironwood noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Church, Bessemer. area74.org. Wednesday, April 3 Township Hall. Ironwood. area74.org. RE-ENTRY RESTRICTIONS: Gogebic Community Col- Monday, April 1 SMART Recovery, 4:30 Do not enter treated areas until the spray has dried. lege Board of Trustees work Christian Men of the p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown session, 4:30 p.m., Room Iron County Food Pantry, mer. Cafe, Ironwood. CONTACT: B22, Solin Center. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Free Community Dinner, Alcoholics Anonymous, $OODSSOLFDWLRQVZLOOEHPDGHE\FHUWL¿HGSHVWLFLGHDSSOLFDWRUV)RU Ave., Montreal, 715-561-4450. 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist further information, contact: Friday, March 29 open meeting, noon, Salem Alcoholics Anonymous, Church. Public is invited. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, ReGeneration Youth, Dan Hamlin, Resource Specialist Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- area74.org. Ironwood. area74.org. 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Michigan Department of Transportation 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior DOVE Support Group, Overeaters Anonymous, Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., 1818 3rd Ave. North Center. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Escanaba, MI 49829 Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Church, Wakefield. Center, Ironwood. 906-786-1830 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Knights of Columbus 4th Ironwood. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Degree Pere Menard Assem- This notice is published per Regulation 637 Act No. 451, Public Acts Mercer Food Pantry, Iron County Veterans Ser- Catholic Church, Ironwood. bly 471, 6 p.m. business meet- of 1994, as amended. noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, area74.org. ing, KC Hall, Ironwood. Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- l 4 THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Didn’t see the signs Many Trump opponents were In July 2018 Mueller indicted 12 Sue Mizell, Publisher shocked and disappointed by Russian military officers whom he Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor Trump-Russia special counsel Robert accused of hacking and distributing Mueller’s conclusion that “the inves- emails from the Democratic Party tigation did not establish that mem- and Clinton campaign chairman bers of the Trump campaign con- John Podesta during the 2016 cam- spired or coordinated with the Rus- Byron paign. Again, Mueller did not allege In Their Opinion sian government in its election inter- York that any Americans conspired with ference activities.” Some members of the Russians. Cutting carbon the “Resistance” and NeverTrump In August 2018, Michael Cohen communities apparently had a deep pleaded guilty to tax evasion, bank emotional commitment to the idea of fraud, and other charges leveled by emissions — Let’s collusion. Also in October 2017, low-level, Justice Department prosecutors in But there was no reason for sur- short-term Trump foreign policy the Southern District of New York. prise. For more than a year, Mueller adviser George Papadopoulos plead- He also separately pleaded guilty to plan this together sent sign after sign that he would ed guilty to making false statements a Mueller charge of lying to not allege collusion. Those signs to the FBI about the timing of his Congress in testimony about the tim- We are intrigued by some new plans put forth by took the form of indictments and contacts with Joseph Mifsud, a mys- ing of the abandoned Trump Tower smart minds to offer system-wide course corrections plea agreements against key Trump terious Maltese professor with con- Moscow project. Yet again, Mueller to what many say is a date with environmental des- figures that did not allege any con- nections to both the U.S. govern- did not allege conspiracy or coordi- tiny. spiracy or coordination between the ment and Russia. Although much nation between Russia and Trump, One of these plans – The Energy Innovation and Trump campaign and Russia to fix remains unclear about the Mifsud or the Trump campaign, or related Carbon Dividend Act – is getting a big grassroots the 2016 election. encounter, the one thing Mueller did figures like Cohen. push by well organized national groups like the Citi- If those key Trump figures – Paul not do in the Papadopoulos indict- In January 2019, Mueller indicted zens Climate Lobby, which got its Michigan start in Manafort, Rick Gates, Michael Flynn, ment was allege conspiracy or coor- Trump associate Roger Stone on our region. Michael Cohen and others – were not dination between the Trump cam- charges of lying to Congress about The act places a fee on fossil fuels from the point involved in a Trump-Russia conspira- paign and Russia. details of his contacts regarding of extraction and collects the money for redistribu- cy, who was? As it turns out, no one. The next big move came in Wikileaks. And still again, in his last tion. It assesses a “border carbon adjustment” for The first big sign came in October December 2017, when top Trump indictment, Mueller did not allege imported goods, and allows a refund for exports. It 2017, when Mueller indicted Man- foreign policy aide Michael Flynn conspiracy or coordination. also pauses EPA authority to regulate emissions for a afort and Gates for tax evasion, bank pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI In some cases, Mueller’s prosecu- decade. We support the concepts of this plan and its fraud and failure to register as a for- about his phone calls with the Rus- tors issued what are known as nonpartisan, market-based appeal. eign agent, among other crimes. Pros- sian ambassador during the transi- “speaking indictments,” that is It reminds us of the Alaska Permanent Fund, ecutors detailed Manafort’s extrava- tion. Flynn, a retired three-star Army indictments that told a story, that which was designed to be an investment where at gant spending, like a $15,000 ostrich general, was deeply involved in shap- contained more than the minimum least 25 percent of the oil money is put in a dedicat- coat, but left out any accusation that ing the Trump campaign’s foreign information necessary to level ed fund for future days when we don’t have oil as a Manafort and Gates were involved in policy positions, and, after his guilty charges against a defendant. And yet resource. It was also a reaction to inefficient govern- conspiracy or coordination with Rus- plea, cooperated with Mueller’s pros- in all those indictments, Mueller not ment spending of the $900 million bump from oil sia to affect the election. ecutors. If there were a conspiracy only did not allege that this or that field leasing. Manafort and Gates were well- between the Trump campaign and Trump figure was part of a conspira- The fund distributes the royalties annually to res- known for dealings in Ukraine that Russia to rig the election, it is hard cy or coordination – he never idents, with payments varying between $330 (at the involved politicians with links to to believe Flynn would not have alleged that such conspiracy or coor- low end) to $2,000 (at the high end). Russia. Media reports were filled been involved. And yet Mueller never dination ever took place at all. Funds are protected, but able to be used for gen- with speculation that the Ukraine charged Flynn with taking part in Mueller’s public actions were eral fund spending – which we think would be a mis- connection meant that Manafort, any such conspiracy. public, for all to see. The indict- take in any national bill, as the high-vote threshold and to a lesser extent Gates, were Other signs followed. In February ments were public, for all to read. used in Alaska has not been a deterrent for govern- part of some sort of Trump-Russia 2018, Mueller indicted 13 Russians Yes, there was some redacted materi- ment hands and we’ve seen what happens to pro- wrongdoing. and three Russian companies for try- al, but anyone could see, throughout grams like the Michigan lottery panacea. But the charges were what they ing to interfere with the U.S. election. the entire time, that Mueller never Neither has the APF been a deterrent for work, were – and they did not allege collu- He did not allege that any Americans alleged conspiracy or coordination. according to a 2018 paper that found “that a univer- sion. Gates pleaded guilty, and by all were accomplices in that effort. And yet the media speculation sal and permanent cash transfer does not significant- accounts cooperated extensively Also in February, Mueller filed machine remained in high gear the ly decrease aggregate employment.” with prosecutors. And yet with all several new charges against Man- entire time, shifting into overdrive But under the proposals, us real folk would see an that information, Mueller did not afort and Gates. Again, no word of any time there was a new indictment immediate jump in costs, as fossil fuels pervade so allege that Manafort or Gates were collusion. or other Mueller action. much of what we consume, with many costs already part of a collusion scheme. In June 2018, Mueller indicted And now, some are surprised that held in check with elaborate subsidies. It wouldn’t be That was an early and significant Manafort yet again, this time with Mueller did not allege conspiracy or a bonus – receiving the rebates by all citizens would clue that there was no collusion his Ukrainian business associate collusion. They should have been be a matter of survival. scheme, but it was a clue that many Konstantin Kilimnik, on a variety of watching more closely all along. Here in northwest Lower Michigan, we have a partisans and media commentators charges. Still no charge of conspiracy Byron York is chief political corre- stake in getting it right: We lean on our climate. It is ignored. or coordination. spondent for the Washington Examiner. the basis for our ability to grow fruits and cherries and grapes. It is the basis for our year-round appeal to Today in history visitors. Our watch over Great Lakes’ waters means protecting 1/5 of the world’s fresh water supply. But we shouldn’t be naive about where our power By The Associated Press comes from, or how much we use. The majority of Today’s Highlight in History our state’s power comes from coal-fired power plants On March 28, 1979, Ameri- ca’s worst commercial nuclear – 37 percent in 2017 and our three nuclear power accident occurred with a partial plants kicked in 29 percent of our state’s electricity – meltdown inside the Unit 2 and we’re not building any more of those at this reactor at the Three Mile Island point as our state’s utility companies move away plant near Middletown, Penn- sylvania. from energy production and lean on out of state On this date providers more. In 1797, Nathaniel Briggs of The fire this winter at a natural gas plant that New Hampshire received a almost immediately disrupted the state shows us patent for a washing machine. how close to the edge we operate. And boy, do we In 1898, the U.S. Supreme Court, in United States v. operate. Think of how much living in the digital age Wong Kim Ark, ruled 6-2 that In 1990, President George life in prison for the murder of and nominated White House relies on a power source. Imagine that source dark. Wong, who was born in the H.W. Bush presented the Con- cocktail waitress Rhonda Mal- doctor Ronny Jackson to Our lives today would not be able to roll with the United States to Chinese immi- gressional Gold Medal to the oney.) replace him; the move came in rolling brownouts of the 1970s. It would be bedlam. grants, was an American citi- widow of U.S. Olympic legend In 2017, Wells Fargo said it the wake of an ethics scandal No lights, no communication, no finances. zen. Jesse Owens. would pay $110 million to settle and a rebellion within the agen- In 1930, the names of the In 1999, NATO broadened a class-action lawsuit over as cy. (Jackson withdrew his nom- So, we urge a pragmatic approach that incorpo- Turkish cities of Constantino- its attacks on Yugoslavia to tar- many as 2 million accounts its ination amid allegations of rates current realities. Wind and solar combined gen- ple and Angora were changed get Serb military forces in employees opened for cus- workplace misconduct.) The erate 17 percent of our electricity, less elsewhere. to Istanbul and Ankara. Kosovo in the fifth straight tomers without getting their government reported that the Coal provides 40 percent of the world’s energy. In 1941, novelist and critic night of airstrikes; thousands of permission. U.S. economy had grown at a Virginia Woolf, 59, drowned refugees flooded into Albania Ten years ago: Fears in solid 2.9 percent annual rate in We know that long-term solutions are a hard sell herself near her home in and Macedonia from Kosovo. Fargo, N.D., of a catastrophic the final three months of 2017, for we who are wired for short-term rewards. Lewes, East Sussex, England. In 2003, American-led flood eased with word that the a sharp upward revision. We all know that legislation changes can be dra- In 1942, during World War forces in Iraq dropped thou- surging Red River had crested Today’s Birthdays matic from start to finish as a bill moves through the II, British naval forces staged a sand-pound bombs on Repub- at lower-than-expected levels. Author Mario Vargas Llosa amendment process. Some of that happens in the successful raid on the Nazi- lican Guard units guarding the Nearly 4,000 cities and towns is 83. Country musician Charlie occupied French port of St. gates to Baghdad and battled in 88 countries switched off McCoy is 78. Movie director dark of night. The process will have to be carefully Nazaire in Operation Chariot, for control of the strategic city nonessential lights for Earth Mike Newell is 77. Actress watched with bright light to remain pure and to destroying the only dry dock on of Nasiriyah (nah-sih-REE’- Hour to highlight the threat of Conchata Ferrell is 76. Philip- ensure the goal of economic neutrality is maintained. the Atlantic coast capable of uh). President George W. Bush climate change. Thousands of pines President Rodrigo We should look to find better ways while keeping repairing the German battle- warned of “further sacrifice” people marched through Euro- Duterte is 74. Actress Dianne ship Tirpitz. ahead in the face of unexpect- pean cities to demand jobs, Wiest is 73. Country singer our minds open to all possibilities that could help us In 1969, the 34th president edly fierce fighting. economic justice and environ- Reba McEntire is 64. Olympic achieve – as together is the only way forward. of the United States, Dwight D. In 2005, The Colorado mental accountability. Shuttle gold medal gymnast Bart Con- – Traverse City Record-Eagle Eisenhower, died in Washing- Supreme Court threw out the Discovery and its crew of ner is 61. Rapper Salt (Salt-N- ton D.C. at age 78. death penalty in a rape-and- seven returned to Earth, end- Pepa) is 53. Movie director In 1978, in Stump v. Spark- murder case because five of ing a 13-day voyage to install a Brett Ratner is 50. Country man, the U.S. Supreme Court the trial jurors had consulted pair of solar wings on the inter- singer Rodney Atkins is 50. Thought for Today upheld, 5-3, the judicial immu- the Bible and quoted Scripture national space station. Film Actor Vince Vaughn is 49. “Those who say they give the public what it wants nity of an Indiana judge against during deliberations. (The U.S. composer Maurice Jarre, 84, Actress Annie Wersching is 42. begin by underestimating public taste and end by a lawsuit brought by a young Supreme Court refused to con- died in Malibu, Calif. Actress Julia Stiles is 38. debauching it.” woman who’d been ordered sider reinstating the death sen- One year ago: President Singer Lady Gaga is 33. Elec- — T.S. Eliot, sterilized by the judge when tence of Robert Harlan, who Donald Trump fired Veterans tronic musician Clayton Knight American-Anglo poet and critic (1888-1965) she was a teenager. ended up being resentenced to Affairs Secretary David Shulkin (Odesza) is 31.

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE / NATION THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2019 5 Mykkanen Obituaries From page 1 Pecheurs de Perles.” The piece by Bizet was sung by Randy W. Erickson Mykkanen during his per- formance at Theatre North IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. – Randy W. Erickson, in Ironwood last summer. 56, died on March 26, 2019 in Iron Mountain. Mykkanen is a graduate A complete obituary will be published at a later of A.D. Johnston High date. School in Bessemer and McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Ironwood, is The Julliard School in New assisting the family. York City. He has per- formed many times at The- Briefs atre North, area schools and other places in the Minnesota regulators stand by Line 3 region through the years. pipeline approval again The concert will be host- P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) – Minnesota utility regulators ed by 2009 National Coun- GOING INTO showman mode in Ironwood’s Downtown Art Park last summer is for- cil Auditions winner and have granted a final approval to Enbridge Energy’s pro- mer Bessemer resident Miles Mykkanen. After receiving multiple layers of educa- posed Line 3 crude oil pipeline replacement. countertenor Anthony tion from Juilliard, Mykkanen will compete against nine finalists in the Grand Roth Costanzo. A feature The Public Utilities Commission on Tuesday unani- Finals of the 65th annual Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions in New mously rejected the last pending petitions for reconsider- performance by bass-bari- York City on Sunday. tone Christian Van Horn ation, including one from the state Commerce Depart- will be performed while pelled the competition Eastern Region; Missouri, Midwest Region. ment. judges deliberate. into an international spot- Thomas Glass, 28, bari- The competition field The Commerce Department had joined with tribal and Dubbed as “America’s light. tone, Edina, Minnesota, was narrowed down from environmental groups in challenging the project’s largest vocal competition,” The other finalists, their Rocky Mountain Region; more than 1,000 singers approvals before the Minnesota Court of Appeals, which the prestigious auditions hometown and the regions Meghan Kasanders, 27, with auditions held in 41 sent the case back to the commission last month. have been crucial in help- they represent in the com- soprano, Darien, Illinois, districts and 12 regions Gov. Tim Walz says his administration will study Tues- ing launch the careers of petition include: Upper Midwest Region; throughout the United day’s decision before deciding next steps. many well known stars Piotr Buszewski, 26, William Guanbo Su, 24, States. Line 3 has carried Canadian crude since the 1960s such as Renee Fleming, tenor, Warsaw, Poland, bass, Beijing, China, East- After the competition, and is showing its age. The new line would cross Alberta, Susan Graham and Freder- Middle Atlantic Region; ern Region; Mykkanen’s schedule for a corner of North Dakota and northern Minnesota to an ica von Stade, according to Dashuai Chen, 28, Elena Villalón, 21, the next 18 months Enbridge terminal in Superior, Wisconsin. Besides clear- a competition spokesman. tenor, Shanghai, China, soprano, Austin, Texas, includes performances in ing the legal challenges, Calgary-based Enbridge also A documentary on the Great Lakes Region; Central Region; and Munich, Germany, Chica- needs state and federal permits, which the company 2007 NCA season and Alaysha Fox, 27, sopra- Michaela Wolz, 23, go, New York City and hopes to secure around end of the year. Grand Finals concert pro- no, Queens, New York, mezzo-soprano, Eureka, Toronto, Canada. Wisconsin choice schools sue state over virtual learning Board EPA: No toxic releases at Superfund MADISON, Wis. (AP) – A group representing private schools in Wisconsin’s choice program sued the state From page 1 sites in flooded Midwest education department Wednesday, saying it illegally for- bids choice schools from counting online classes toward move was based on securi- MEAD, Neb. (AP) – Flooding in the part of Des Moines Water Treatment Plant, instructional time. ty concerns arising from Midwest temporarily cut off a Superfund and the Mid-America Tanning Company School Choice Wisconsin Action, through its attorneys the proximity of reporting site in Nebraska that stores radioactive site near Sergeant Bluff – had some minor with the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, filed the felony probationers in the waste and explosives, inundated another flooding on the property but did not lawsuit in Waukesha County Circuit Court. hallway the outside the one storing toxic chemical waste in Mis- require the agency to immediately do any- The lawsuit alleges that the Wisconsin Department of Department of Correc- souri, and limited access to others, federal thing. It plans to reassess once the flood Public Instruction is illegally treating choice schools and tions offices that was at regulators said Wednesday. waters recede. public schools differently. State law allows public schools times congested by other The Environmental Protection Agency The remaining four toxic waste sites to count online learning toward the minimum number of members of the public reported no releases of hazardous contam- were not affected by floodwaters, but road instructional hours required each year. including judges, police inants at any of eight toxic waste sites in closures limited access, the agency said. officers and jury mem- flooded parts of Missouri, Nebraska and Larry Poell, 62, who lives on top of the Man, 91, drowns while checking hunting bers. Iowa. It has not issued any public health Superfund site in Mead, said federal offi- traps “When we had a jury advisories or alerts, nor has it tested any of cials have always maintained that the con- SWAN CREEK TOWNSHIP (AP) – Police say a 91-year- trial, our jury, our citizens the soil and water at those sites. taminated plumes are stable, but he won- old man who probably was checking his hunting traps had to walk past this,” The EPA identified the Nebraska Ord- ders if the floodwater caused them to shift. has drowned in a ditch. Pope said. nance Plant in Mead, Nebraska, and the “I’m concerned about it. I think every- Saginaw County Undersheriff Mike Gomez tells the In other business the Conservation Chemical Corporation site body’s concerned about it,” he said in an Saginaw News there was a 6-foot drop from the top of the board: in Kansas City, Missouri, as heavily flood- interview inside a local flood relief shelter ditch to the water. The victim was Robert Mendicki, who –Received and placed ed Superfund sites that required the agen- in Ashland, Nebraska. lived in St. Charles and served in the Navy at the end of on file a survey regarding cy to take immediate action to prevent the Poell said officials test the water near World War II. hydroelectric projects spread of contaminated groundwater. his home quarterly and hold community Sheriff’s deputies were called Sunday by the owner of from Excel Energy. A copy Two Iowa sites – Railroad Avenue meetings twice a year. He said the meet- a greenhouse in Swan Creek Township. Mendicki’s truck of the survey was forward- Groundwater Contamination Site that is ings are usually sparsely attended. was parked there, but he wasn’t around. ed to the Forestry and Parks Department. 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(AP) – A plates on his car and taking 3 factories Wisconsin man pleaded care to leave no finger- guilty Wednesday to kid- prints on his shotgun. in Russia in napping 13-year-old Jayme Jayme told police that Closs and killing her par- the night of the abduction, broad ents, in a move that spares the family dog’s barking the girl held captive in a awoke her, and she went to overhaul remote cabin for three wake up her parents as a months from the possible car came up the driveway. MOSCOW (AP) – Ford trauma of having to testify While her father went to said Wednesday it will at his trial. the front door, Jayme and close three factories in Jake Patterson, 21, snif- her mother hid in the bath- Russia, causing heavy job fled and his voice caught as room, clutching each other losses, as it pulls out of he pleaded guilty to two in the bathtub, the shower passenger vehicle manu- counts of intentional homi- curtain pulled shut. facturing in the country. cide and one count of kid- Patterson shot Jayme’s The U.S. carmaker said napping. As part of a plea father as he entered the it will stop making passen- deal, prosecutors dropped Associated Press house, then found Jayme ger cars in Russia by the a count of armed burglary. PATRICK PATTERSON, right, and his daughter, Katie, arrive for the arraignment and her mother. He told end of June, closing vehicle Patterson faces up to life in hearing of his son, Jake Patterson, Wednesday, at the Barron County Justice Center detectives he wrapped assembly plants in St. prison when he is sen- in Barron, Wis. Jake Patterson pleaded guilty Wednesday to kidnapping 13-year- tape around Jayme’s Petersburg and Naberezh- tenced May 24; Wisconsin old Jayme Closs, killing her parents and holding her captive in a remote cabin for mouth and head, taped nye Chelny, as well as an does not have the death three months. her hands behind her back engine plant in Yelabuga. penalty. and taped her ankles Ford said “significant In a bizarre remark as escaped in January, after James Babler about “He rejected all that and together, then shot her employee separations are he left the courtroom, Pat- 88 days in Patterson’s whether he understood has decided this is what he mother in the head. He required.” The Ford Sollers terson turned back and cabin in near the small, iso- what he was doing. Later, wants to do,” Jones said. told police he dragged joint venture employs said “Bye, Jayme.” His vic- lated town of Gordon, as he responded “guilty,” to Members of the Closs Jayme outside, threw her around 3,700 people in tim wasn’t there. some 60 miles from her each count, he could be family and Patterson’s in the trunk of his car, and total in Russia, Ford said, Patterson had said he home. heard sniffling. He paused father and sister all left the took her to his cabin, the adding that the total num- would plead guilty in a let- The plea, coupled with for several seconds after courthouse without com- complaint said. ber of people leaving the ter sent this month to a an earlier decision by pros- the judge asked him about menting. During Jayme’s time in company has yet to be Minneapolis TV station, ecutors not to bring the kidnapping charge According to a criminal captivity, Patterson forced determined. saying he didn’t want the charges in the county before stuttering, “guilty.” complaint, Patterson told her to hide under a bed The company blames a Closs family “to worry where Jayme was held, Defense attorney authorities he decided when he had friends over slow recovery in the Rus- about a trial.” increases the chances that Richard Jones told Babler Jayme “was the girl he was and penned her in with sian car market after an Patterson admitted kid- the details of her time in that Patterson “wanted to going to take” after he saw tote boxes and weights, economic slowdown in napping Jayme after killing captivity will remain pri- enter a plea from the day her getting on a school bus warning that if she moved, recent years, and moves her parents, James and vate. we met him” and brushed near her home. He told “bad things could happen toward cheaper cars. Denise Closs, on Oct. 15 at Patterson stoically off strategies presented to investigators he plotted to her.” He also turned up Ford will now focus the family’s home near Bar- answered “yes” and “yeah” him, including trying to carefully, including wear- the radio so visitors could- solely on commercial Tran- ron, about 90 miles north- to repeated questions from suppress his statements to ing all-black clothing, n’t hear her, according to sit vans in Russia through east of Minneapolis. Jayme Barron County Judge investigators. putting stolen license the complaint. its Ford Sollers joint ven- ture. Russian partner Sollers will take 51 percent Wisconsin appeals majority ownership of the joint venture, which was previously equally owned court restores laws by both parties. Ford didn’t comment on whether any of the from lame-duck plants could be sold. Ford Sollers has repeat- session edly paused or scaled back production at the St. MADISON, Wis. (AP) – court said Niess underesti- Petersburg plant in recent A Wisconsin appeals court mated Republicans’ years, citing low customer on Wednesday reinstated chances for success on demand. laws Republicans passed appeal as well as the harm An independent trade during a lame-duck session that blocking potentially union operating at the St. to weaken the Democratic valid legislation can cause. Petersburg plant has criti- governor and attorney gen- Senate Majority Leader cized the restructuring eral, but the statutes Scott Fitzgerald and Assem- plans and said it would try remain blocked because of bly Speaker Robin Vos to persuade the regional government to pressure a ruling in a separate case. issued a joint statement Associated Press Republicans passed the Wednesday praising the Ford to reconsider. WISCONSIN GOV. Tony Evers speaks to reporters Monday, in Madison, Wis. Evers Russian Deputy Prime legislation in December decision, saying the rule of moved quickly after last week’s order to rescind 82 of former Republican Gov. Scott after Democrat Tony Evers law has prevailed. Evers Minister Dmitry Kozak Walker’s appointments that the state Senate confirmed during the lame-duck ses- told the Vedomosti busi- defeated Republican Gov. issued a statement saying sion. And Attorney General Josh Kaul, at Evers’ order, moved to withdraw Wiscon- Scott Walker and Josh Kaul he’s confident the lame- ness daily on Wednesday sin from a multi-state lawsuit seeking repeal of the Affordable Health Care Act, a that the government was defeated Republican Attor- duck laws will ultimately power taken away from him during the lame-duck session. ney General Brad Schimel fall. in talks with Sollers about in the November midterm But on Tuesday another without legislative ture had to ask a judge for rescinded all 82 Walker ways to support produc- elections. The laws were Dane County judge, Frank approval and require him permission to intervene. appointments. tion of Transit vans at the designed to weaken Evers Remington, invalidated to deposit settlement Republicans also con- Jeffrey Mandell, an vehicle assembly plant in and Kaul and guarantee portions of the laws that awards in the state general firmed 82 of Walker’s attorney for the coalition, Yelabuga. Republicans could defend directly affect Evers and fund rather than in state appointments during the said the groups are disap- According to the Associ- in court GOP-backed Kaul on different grounds Department of Justice lame-duck session. pointed with the stay but ation of European Busi- statutes that Evers and in a separate lawsuit. That accounts. Niess’ ruling blocking remain confident they’ll nesses, a trade body for Kaul don’t support. ruling stands despite the The measures also force the legislation stems from defeat a Republican foreign companies in Rus- Multiple liberal-leaning appeals court’s stay, which state agencies to review a lawsuit a coalition of lib- appeal. sia, Ford sales of cars and groups have challenged the means those provisions publications explaining eral-leaning groups filed. Remington’s ruling, light commercial vehicles laws in separate lawsuits. remain unenforceable. how they interpret state They allege that the laws meanwhile, is part of a sep- such as vans grew by 6 per- Last week Dane County The laws prohibit Evers law by July or else take the were passed during an arate lawsuit brought by a cent in 2018 to 53,234 Circuit Judge Richard from withdrawing from documents down, allow illegal extraordinary ses- group of unions. units. That ranked Ford Niess blocked the statutes, lawsuits without legisla- lawmakers to suspend sion. Extraordinary ses- They allege the laws vio- the 10th highest-selling finding lawmakers con- tive approval, a move agency regulations multi- sions are previously late the separation of pow- brand while Lada and the vened illegally when they designed to prevent him ple times and grant the unscheduled floor peri- ers between the legislative Korean sister brands passed them. from fulfilling a campaign Legislature the right to ods called by the majority and executive branches. Hyundai and Kia led the The 3rd District Court pledge to pull Wisconsin intervene in lawsuits with party. The groups contend Remington issued a prelim- way. of Appeals essentially out of a multistate lawsuit its own attorneys rather the Legislature can meet inary injunction Tuesday wiped out that ruling challenging the Affordable than use Kaul’s DOJ only according to dates it blocking legislative Ed Fallone Wednesday by granting a Care Act. The laws prevent lawyers. Before the laws adopts the beginning of approval for withdrawing announces run for GOP request for a stay. The Kaul from settling lawsuits were enacted the Legisla- each biennium or at the from and settling lawsuits, call of the governor. the publication review and Wisconsin Supreme Empowered by the multiple suspensions of Court in 2020 Niess’ ruling, Evers has agency rules. He let stand MADISON, Wis. 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Sawyer Cliffdon Mattila Hospital. weekend with milestone release IRONWOOD – Stephanie and Mitch Maislee weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces BURBANK, Calif. –As is a remarkable milestone in ume is packed with classic Mattila are parents of a son, Sawyer Cliff- and was 19 1/2 inches long at birth. fans across the globe pre- Batman’s publishing history reprints of the Caped Cru- don Mattila, born March 4, 2019 at Sophie Jean Fresonke pare to celebrate Batman’s and he’s had a seismic cul- sader’s most memorable Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. 80th birthday Saturday, tural impact on fans for adventures. Featuring an Sawyer weighed 7 pounds, 13 ounces IRONWOOD – Christine and Robert March 30, the comic book eight decades,” said DC all-new cover by Jim Lee, and was 22 inches long at birth. Fresonke are parents of a daughter, Sophie series that first launched publisher Dan DiDio. “As several unpublished trea- He will join sisters Danyka Mattila and Jean Fresonke, born March 9, 2019 at the crime fighting adven- one of DC’s most ground- sures and a foreword from Tessa Mattila at home. Aspirus Ironwood Hospital. tures of the world’s most breaking Super Heroes, Bat- Vermont Senator Patrick Maternal grandmother is Janet Sophie weighed 6 pounds. 10 ounces popular Super Hero reach- man has inspired every writ- Leahy, the celebratory Wilbanks of Bessemer and paternal grand- and was 20 inches long at birth. es a milestone today with er and artist who contribut- book includes essays look- mother is Chrissy Mattila of Bessemer. She joins her sister Grace at home in the release of DC’s Detec- ed to this book, and we can’t ing at Batman from Bessemer. tive Comics #1000. With wait for fans to connect with extraordinary perspectives, Maislee Faithe Brunell Maternal grandfather is Doyle pre-orders surpassing these new stories that cele- including Cory Doctorow, McGowan of Bessemer and paternal IRONWOOD – Teiara Cotton of Iron- 600,000 copies to date, the brate the entire Bat-uni- Neil Gaiman, Glen David grandmother is Ruthanne Fresonke of 96-page oversize collector’s verse.” Gold, Denny O’Neil, for- wood is mother of Maislee Faithe Brunell, Waconia, Minn. born March 14, 2019 at Aspirus Ironwood edition issue features all- This must-have collec- mer San Diego police chief star writers and artists pay- tor’s item also features an Shelley Zimmerman and ing tribute to an iconic pop all-star array of top writers pulp historian Anthony Mercer Library sponsors Earth Day poster contest culture character, honoring and artists in Batman’s Tollin. Batman’s first appearance recent history, including For those attending MERCER, Wis. – The first place and $25 for sec- activities for all ages, door in Detective Comics #27 on Tom King, Tony S. Daniel, WonderCon in Anaheim, Friends of the Mercer ond place in each of three prizes, information booths March 30, 1939. Joëlle Jones, Scott Snyder, CA, there is a can’t-miss Library are sponsoring an age categories: preschool from area businesses and The monumental Greg Capullo, Brian opportunity to join a col- Earth Day poster contest, to grade 2, grade 3 to organizations, snacks, and 1,000th issue of Detective Michael Bendis, Alex lection of stars who have now through April 25. grade 6, and grade 7 to more. Comics, the title from Maleev, Warren Ellis, contributed to Batman’s Over $200 in cash grade 12. Registration forms for which the DC brand itself Becky Cloonan and more. legacy at a special “Happy prizes will be awarded to Posters must be submit- the poster contest are was born, celebrates Bat- Detective Comics #1000 is Birthday Batman!” panel students in three age cate- ted to the Mercer Library available at the Mercer man through a series of available now at comics event at 3:30 p.m. at the gories. by Thursday, April 25 at 5 Library or at the library’s seven-to-nine-page stan- retailers and digitally for Anaheim Convention Cen- The contest is open to p.m. website, mercerpublicli- dalone short stories. A spe- $9.99. ter (Room: North 200B). all kids up to age 18. All posters will be on brary.org. cial highlight of the issue is The release of Detective Featuring DC Publisher, Posters will be judged on display and winners will Posters can be created an original story revealing Comics #1000 follows the Chief Creative Officer and their Earth Day message; be announced at the on the official entry form a never-before-seen itera- spectacular oversize hard- BATMAN: Hush artist Jim originality and creativity; library’s third annual or on any paper or canvas tion of the Arkham Knight, cover Detective Comics : 80 Lee, as well as David and design quality and Earth Day Fair on Satur- up to 11 x 17 . written by New York Times years of Batman the deluxe Mazouz (Gotham), Lee attractiveness. day, April 27, from 10 a.m. For more″ information,″ best-selling author Peter J. edition, also available now. Meriwether (Batman), Cash prizes will be to noon. call the library at 715-476- Tomasi From guest editor Paul Kevin Conroy (Batman): awarded, including $50 for The fair will include 2366. “Detective Comics #1000 Levitz, the hardcover vol- The Animated Series. Dancing duo become marriage partners for 70 years

YORK, Maine (AP) – an apartment when you they were partners on the one of those bombing said. when Gerald was 60, after Gerald and Gwyneth have to go down the hall to floor, off the floor they raids. It was, she said, a “I didn’t have a lot of he was offered the job of Wykes met each other dur- leave – it would be so wear- were just friends. Gwyneth small gesture to thank the experience,” Gerald said. “I vice president of Watts ing World War II, still ing.” said she was just too fearful Americans for their help said, ‘I don’t think it’s sup- Fluid Air in Kittery, started teenagers living in the war- The phrase, “when peo- to see it develop further. during the war. posed to work out like by a Westinghouse friend. ravaged city of Coventry, ple know your age” is perti- Coventry is the oldest city Into this devastation this.’” It is here that their daugh- England. She turned down nent to the Wykes – as nei- in England, and its occurring around her, she A mechanical and aero- ter settled with her family, his proposal at first. How ther appear to be even medieval center, she said. said, “I wasn’t thinking nautical engineer, Gerald following her parents to could she know he would close to nonagenarians. Starting in 1940 and con- about relationships. I was spent nearly his entire York. Their now 35-year- live, she would live, when Gerald has just recently tinuing through 1942, the looking for friendship. He working life employed by old grandson, who lives people all around her were had some health issues, German Air Force blanket- was always my friend. We Westinghouse Corporation here as well, was a child dying? How could anything Gwyneth not at all. They ed the city with thousands talked about everything.” – first in Toronto, Canada, when she began taking on good grow out of such rub- look, act and converse like of bombing raids, making “No hanky panky! Noth- then in Chicago, Illinois. the role as Queen Elizabeth ble? a couple much younger it the most heavily bombed ing,” Gerald said with a They became Canadian cit- for the annual York Middle But good did indeed than their years – no cane city in England. smile. “If I said, would you izens and then, later, Amer- School Shakespeare Festi- come. On Tuesday, they in sight as they navigate “Churchill said that no like to go to the movies, ican citizens. val – something she thor- celebrated their 70th wed- their two-floor condo. devastation has been we’d put our monies At each step, they said, oughly enjoyed. ding anniversary. At 90 and He will hug her, she will known like it,” she said. together. How much do they talked – that old famil- Even today, she said, 91, respectively, they have smile at him with a twinkle “People would be weeping you have, how much do I iar friendship now layered several years after the festi- just downsized, moving in her eye – perhaps a in the streets. Within half have? We actually became atop a marriage. “Each val ran its course, “I can’t into a York Harbor condo- reflection after all these an hour of our house, there partners because we move was a joint effort,” go to Hannaford’s without minium from their York years of a marriage that was a mass grave. Every shared everything right Gwyneth said. “We’re both being hugged. It’s really home of 30 years, to which they began in friendship. day when I went to school I from the beginning.” pretty sensible, and whatev- been quite remarkable.” they moved just five years Gwyneth was “16 and a passed the open graves. As In fact, she would be 20 er it’s taken to make life And she’s ready to don the shy of Gerald’s retirement. half” and Gerald “17 and a teenagers, we were very and he 21 before they mar- good, we were prepared to crown again, should cir- Their daughter, and oth- half” when they met on the much affected. It wasn’t, ried, after Gerald courted go the extra mile. cumstances require. ers, asked them why they ballroom dance floor. ‘Oh, I’ll see you tomorrow.’ her “gradually, gradually,” “It took every ounce to They look not only back didn’t consider a retire- “All I saw was this mas- Because you didn’t know.” she said. She remembers make everything work on their lives, but forward ment community as they sive red hair coming and I Since moving to York, the first time he kissed her, sometimes,” Gwyneth said. as well, as they ready to cel- contemplated this move. said was, ‘Oh, no,’” said she has told her stories during a picnic. And when they reached a ebrate their anniversary on “When people know your Gerald. “After dancing, I about Coventry over and “I cried and cried. I stalemate? Gwyneth would Tuesday. age, the impression is, why got home about midnight over, to young children in don’t know why, but I get in her car – always a “The incredible scope of aren’t you in assisted liv- and woke up my parents. I the schools and to civic couldn’t find anything to snazzy one and today a where we’ve lived and ing? I’ve had a lot of that said, ‘I’ve met a girl.’ They groups. Two years ago, she make me really happy,” she sports car – and drive, everything we’ve tried to lately,” said Gwyneth, a tell- went, yea, yea, and went gave the Ramsdell-Rogers said. And here was this “sometimes for an hour, accomplish, it’s been quite tale note in her British back to sleep.” American Legion Post a kiss, this happy kiss, and sometimes longer. And he something,” Gwyneth said. voice of her parents’ Welsh The two ended up danc- picture of the iconic Coven- all of her stored emotions would wait.” “It’s been such an interest- roots. “The idea of being in ing competitively, but while try Cathedral in ruins after came bursting forth, she They moved to York ing ride.” Every hoop in March Madness comes from rural Iowa factory JEFFERSON, Iowa (AP) – Every hoop you see during called the U.S. Gymnastics Feder- turing giant takes pride in its Lane said AAI values its Jeffer- Mark Lane leans back in his March Madness, every rim ation) in 1963. (So, yes, all the small-town feel. AAI currently son community, and it tries to office chair. On the cabinet slammed on during an NBA game gymnastics equipment from the employs 94 people. Most come promote from its hometown work behind him, a portable heater – it all comes from one factory in 1984 and 1996 Olympics in Los from Jefferson. base whenever it can. He began flickers a faux fireplace as early- a town of 4,150 people in rural Angeles and Atlanta came from Lane and product marketing with AAI as a drafter. Ebersole morning fog coats the snowy Iowa, the Des Moines Register Jefferson.) manager Lisa Ebersole knew began as a receptionist at the land outside his window. reported. The company eventually workers by name as they took the main office. Behind the heater, there’s a “We think that’s very cool,” became AAI in 1986. In 1996, it Register on a factory tour. There’s So it’s not uncommon for folks poster of LeBron James from the said Lane, who was born and merged with a basketball manu- a family charm here. The only to stay with the company their 2012 NBA Finals. The hoop is raised in Jefferson. facturing company. And in 2004, division falls on Cy-Hawk lines. entire careers. slightly blurry in the back- AAI has been around since it was acquired by Russell During the tour, Ebersole AAI just had an employee ground. The focus is, naturally, 1954, although it began under a Brands, LLC, which also owns pointed to a feather taped to a pil- work his 50th year, for instance. on the star player. different name. Spalding – the No. 1 brand in lar by where backboards get The entire factory stopped opera- “I didn’t buy it for LeBron,” After graduating from the Uni- basketball. assembled. A worker named Jim tions for his party, and everyone Lane quips, glancing over his versity of Iowa, Big Ten gymnas- With Spalding as a partner, Fields probably put it there, she piled into the display gymnasium shoulder. “I bought it for the back- tics champion Bill Sorensen AAI soon landed its deals with said. Then she laughed, recalling to celebrate. stop. It’s the only one I could find.” moved back home to Jefferson the NBA, WNBA and NCAA Tour- one week when Jim, who loves As Lane walked out of the fac- A backstop is the hoop and and started working at his wife’s nament. hunting, was perfecting his tory after the Register’s tour, he everything surrounding it – the parent’s hardware store, Seela “We’re proud to be part of turkey call and would randomly smiled and waved to a car that was rim, the backboard, the stan- Hardware and Appliance, in the (Spalding), but I think we’ve blurt it out amid the bangs and just pulling into the parking lot. chion and the weights keeping town square. earned it, too,” Lane said. “When clangs of the factory. “That was Dick!” Lane said. the whole apparatus in place. Sorensen and his brother-in- people come in to see, they’re “What leads into that is the “That was our 50-year guy.” And it makes sense why Lane law began making trampolines surprised. We have an experi- camaraderie that you have by Dick was headed to the ware- is a fan. out of the store’s basement, and enced workforce. We’ve been being a small town,” said Eber- house. That’s where everything He’s the vice president of they eventually founded a compa- here for 65 years now, and our sole, who was born just outside gets put together. Not far from the operations at American Athletic ny: American Trampoline. people know what they’re doing.” Jefferson. “You already knew half warehouse’s entrance, the final Inc., whose factory is in Jefferson, By the 1960s, American Tram- Lane said they’ve never the people you work with. You five NCAA Tournament back- Iowa. AAI is the official backstop poline made other gymnastics thought of moving from Jeffer- have friendships. It’s a fun envi- stops sat wrapped in plastic, supplier for the NBA, WNBA, and volleyball equipment, too, son, even though most competi- ronment. 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Election My knowledge town chair- of the 4-H C o m m u n i t y in the opera- man because I leaders for the College in tion of the think I have P e n o k e e 1992 with an From page 1 town board the education Range 4-H Associate of has proven to and experi- L i v e s t o c k Applied Busi- Town Chairman show that I ence to help Club. ness. After col- have the lead- the town mov- In 1997, I lege, I worked Ronald W. Ahonen ership ability ing forward. was elected to for the Grand I am the current chairman of to continue The town the Kimball View Health the town of Kimball. I was born serving you as of Kimball, town treasurer System for 15 and raised in Kimball. I went to the chairman. like all of our position after years. I am Joe Mae the Hurley Schools and graduat- The town Ronald W. surrounding the retirement Pamela c u r r e n t l y Ahonen Simonich Backman Moderson ed from Lincoln High in 1955. board will con- communities of Lyne Hariu. working for Upon graduation, I enlisted in tinue to listen share com- As treasurer, I the Hurley the U.S. Air Force and served our to the residents, consider the mon issues, such as short fall in maintain the account for the School District as a special edu- great nation for over six years as issue, and take action on each revenues, failing infrastructure, dumpster/garbage collection, cation secretary. My experience a medical technician. I then was issue and will be able to make and high taxes. I don’t have a make myself available to answer has included overseeing budgets, employed with the Maryland fair, legal and sound decisions magic cure for our communities, questions and provide informa- handling cash transactions, con- Army National Guard as a full- that are for the betterment of the but I do have the willingness, tion needed by the town resi- ducting record reviews, and man- time civil service technician for community. drive and dedication to do what I dents, as well as perform all of aging personnel. My work and over 36 years in leadership posi- Our town budget has always can do to help. the duties of town treasurer set life experiences have provided tions and retired as a chief war- been balanced, and the board forth by the state statutes. In me a solid background in work- rant officer. I returned to Kimball works hard with the money that Town Treasurer order to perform these duties to ing with the public, resulting in and became active in our com- is available to keep the budget in the best of my ability, I continue excellent interpersonal skills. munity serving on several com- balance. Our road maintenance Pamela Backman to update my training by attend- I believe transparency, mittees within the town and Iron is our first priority. I believe that I thank you for the support ing Wisconsin Town Association accountability, and communica- County. Currently, besides your they are among the best in the you have given me over the last workshops. tion is necessary to ensure a pro- chairman, I am: treasurer of the county. 22 years as your Kimball town If re-elected, I will continue to fessional and responsive town Kimball Volunteer Fire Depart- We are in the process of treasurer. be committed to serving the resi- office. I would love to contribute ment, vice-chair of the Wisconsin improving our parks. Interstate I have been a resident of Kim- dents of the town of Kimball. to an inviting community where Town’s Association’s Iron County Falls recreation area is our ball for all of my life. My hus- all generations want to establish Chapter, member of the board of newest project and through grant band, Kirk, and I have been mar- Mae Moderson their residency. Moving forward, directors of the Iron County money and work of volunteers we ried for 18 years and have four Having lived in the Hurley we need to support our existing Community Credit Union, chair- have an area that visitors can children. Our youngest, Macken- area for 30 years, my husband, businesses and improve our man of the Board of Trustees and enjoy as well as the local resi- zie, currently attends Hurley K-12 Cory, and I recently built our for- recreational attractions that the Finance at Wesley United dents. High School. I have been ever home to establish our resi- community values. I am commit- Methodist Church, and member employed by the U.S. Postal Ser- dence in Kimball. I have four chil- ted, driven, and passionate about and Honor Guard, Saxon Ameri- Joe Simonich vice in Ironwood, for the past 19 dren, three who graduated from our community, and have the can Legion Post 371. I have lived with my wife, years as a city letter carrier. I the Hurley School District and qualifications and experience I have been serving the town Diane, in Kimball for the past 26 enjoy riding horses, volunteering one child currently attending. to serve the residents of Kim- on the town board for 20 years. years. I am running for Kimball within our community and one I graduated from Gogebic ball. FAA defends its reliance on aircraft makers to certify jets WASHINGTON (AP) – FAA and the industry. push the plane’s nose Under fire from lawmakers Sen. Richard Blumen- down to prevent an aerody- on Capitol Hill over the thal, D-Conn., said at a Sen- namic stall is suspected of two deadly Boeing crashes, ate subcommittee hearing playing a role in the Oct. the head of the Federal Avi- that delegating safety work 29 crash of a Lion Air jet in ation Administration on to the companies puts “the Indonesia and has also Wednesday defended the fox in charge of the hen- come scrutiny in the March agency’s practice of relying house.” 10 plunge of an Ethiopian on aircraft makers to help “The fact is that the FAA Airlines Max. In all, 346 certify their own planes for decided to do safety on the people died. flight. cheap, which is neither safe The plane was ground- Acting FAA Administra- nor cheap,” Blumenthal ed around the world this tor Daniel Elwell said the said. He vowed to intro- month. strategy has “consistently duce legislation to change Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, produced safe aircraft the system. who chaired the hearing, designs for decades.” And At the same hearing, the said the “close relationship he said the agency would Transportation Depart- between industry and regu- need 10,000 more employ- ment’s inspector general, lators” threatens to erode ees and an additional $1.8 Calvin Scovel III, said the the confidence of the flying billion a year to do all the FAA plans to significantly public. work now done by desig- revamp its oversight of air- Transportation Secre- nated employees of the craft development by July. tary Elaine Chao, who companies it regulates. But the department gave no oversees the FAA, has Under the self-certifying indication it intends to asked Scovel to look into program, these employees abandon the collaborative the way the agency certi- perform tests and inspec- approach. fied the Max as airworthy. tions needed to win safety Scovel said the changes Also, the Justice Depart- approvals, with the FAA would include new ways to ment is investigating possi- Associated Press overseeing their work. The evaluate training and self- IN THIS photo taken with a fish-eye lens, a Boeing 737 MAX 8 airplane sits on the ble criminal violations approach is credited with audits by aerospace compa- assembly line during a brief media tour in Boeing’s 737 assembly facility, Wednes- involving the airliner’s cer- holding down government nies but offered little other day, in Renton, Wash. The Federal Aviation Administration plans to revamp over- tification. costs and speeding the roll- detail. sight of airplane development after the two deadly crashes of Boeing’s new 737 In addition, the Trans- out of new models. Boeing said the process Max 8 airplane, according to testimony prepared for a Capitol Hill hearing on portation Department But in the wake of disas- by which it designs, devel- Wednesday. watchdog plans to examine ters involving Boeing’s new ops and tests planes has the widespread use of auto- 737 Max jetliner in Indone- led to safer and safer air employees to do safety-relat- and millions of flights. The Max, featuring big- mated systems to fly air- sia and Ethiopia, that prac- travel, and it sees no need ed tasks is vindicated by the Elwell said the approach is ger, more efficient engines, planes and whether pilots tice has been seized on as for an overhaul. nation’s safety record – one “part of the fabric of what we went into service in 2017. are being adequately evidence of an overly cozy The FAA and the industry passenger accident death in have used to become as safe The software in a new auto- trained for when such fea- relationship between the say that deputizing private the U.S. in the last 10 years as we are today.” mated system that can tures fail.

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YUKON 51 Hwy 51 • Hurley, WI 54534 • 715-476-2204 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2019 9 Tigers in Toronto to start season TORONTO (AP) – Charlie Montoyo is doing his part to make sure the Toronto Blue Jays play before a full house in his first game as a major league manager. Montoyo and the Blue Jays begin the 2019 season at home Thursday against the Detroit Tigers. It's a big moment for Montoyo, who spent 18 seasons as a minor league manager in the Tampa Bay system and another four as a big league coach for the Rays before getting the Blue Jays job last winter. Besides family from his home in Puerto Rico, Montoyo has friends coming from some of his minor league man- agerial stops around the United States. "They're flying in tonight," a smiling Montoyo said Wednesday. "My mom, sister, sister-in-law, people from Durham (North Carolina), from Tucson (Arizona), from Montgomery (Alabama). It's going to be special." While Montoyo is proving a draw, several thousand tick- ets remained unsold less than 24 hours before the opener, a reflection of Toronto's outlook at the beginning of a rebuild. Top prospect Vladimir Guerrero Jr., arguably the club's most dynamic player, will miss the start of the sea- Associated Press son as he recovers from a strained left oblique. The team MILWAUKEE BREWERS' Christian Yelich watches his RBI-double during the second inning of a spring training said Tuesday that Guerrero, who started hitting in the cage game on March 3 against the Cincinnati Reds in Phoenix. Yelich leads a versatile offense that bashed 218 this week, is ahead of schedule in his recovery. However, homers last season, second in the NL to the Dodgers, and swiped 124 bases, tops in the league. there is still no timetable for his return. The Blue Jays still have some roster decisions to make before the first game, with at least one of the final spots expected to go to a relief pitcher. Right-hander Bud Norris, Yelich, Brewers host Goldschmidt, who signed a minor league deal during spring training, has been slowed by a sore arm and might not be ready. Norris threw a bullpen at Toronto's spring training facility in Flori- Cardinals on opening day da on Tuesday. By The Associated Press ing to a new contract that raises his pay ance since they also were eliminated in The team unexpectedly opened another spot Wednes- Matt Carpenter and the St. Louis to $75.5 million over the next five sea- the NLCS in 2011. Yelich is back after day night by trading designated hitter Kendrys Morales Cardinals are well aware of what hap- sons. slugging his way to the NL MVP award and cash to Oakland for minor league infielder Jesus pened last year. "A year ago, saying Miles would be last year. Key relievers Jeremy Jeffress Lopez. Toronto also received international slot money from Christian Yelich and the Milwaukee our opening-day starter this year and Corey Knebel will begin the sea- the Athletics. The deal will allow Toronto to use the DH Brewers are home for the first time would have been a shock to everyone," son on the injured list, but Josh Hader spot to give regular players a break, and makes room on the since one memorable October. general manager Mike Girsch said. "He returns after his dominant perfor- 40-man roster for Norris or another pitcher. Outfielder Nothing like a tough test on the pitched amazing last year." mance in 2018. Anthony Alford is expected to take Morales' spot on the very first day of class. Chacin went 15-8 with a 3.50 ERA "The depth is the thing I think a lot opening day roster. Carpenter, newcomer Paul Gold- in a career-high 35 starts last season, of us in here are most excited about, Detroit finalized its roster Wednesday. Outfielder JaCo- schmidt and the Cardinals visit Yelich helping Milwaukee run down the because you know you're going to by Jones (left shoulder) will start the season on the injured and the Brewers on Thursday for open- Chicago Cubs for the NL Central title needed that depth throughout the list. ing day. It's not exactly a leisurely stroll and make it all the way to the NL course of the season," outfielder Ryan The Tigers, coming off consecutive 98-loss seasons, will into the season for a pair of teams with Championship Series. The 31-year-old Braun said. "There's going to be a lot of send Jordan Zimmermann to the mound Thursday against championship aspirations. righty had a 2-1 record with a good names in the lineup on a nightly right-hander Marcus Stroman. Zimmermann has two years "I think everybody's zoned in on the sparkling 1.46 ERA in three playoff basis." and $50 million left on the contract that brought him to season and they're ready to start starts last October. St. Louis added reliever Andrew Detroit before the 2016 season. He's been injured or inef- games, start playing meaningful "He's earned this," manager Craig Miller in December, signing the lefty to fective for much of his tenure with the Tigers, but he'll get games," Brewers pitcher Zach Davies Counsell said. "I'm excited for him to a $25 million, two-year deal. But its the start for a rebuilding team that already lost right-han- said, "and just get back to our normal take the ball. Everything last year, biggest move of the winter was a block- der Michael Fulmer for the season because of an elbow routine." every time we made the game bigger, buster trade for Goldschmidt, the All- injury. Miles Mikolas and Jhoulys Chacin he did great." Star first baseman who hit 33 homers Detroit welcomes back slugger Miguel Cabrera, who face off in a matchup of unique pitch- The last time the Brewers and Car- for Arizona last year. played only 38 games last year before a biceps injury ended ers coming off breakthrough perfor- dinals saw each other, Milwaukee Goldschmidt was scheduled to his season. The Tigers have a couple of new faces in their mances. swept a three-game series in St. Louis become a free agent after this season, infield after signing free agents Jordy Mercer and Josh Har- The 30-year-old Mikolas joined St. as part of its eight straight wins to close but he finalized a new contract Satur- rison, but it figures to be another long season in Detroit. Louis in December 2017 after spend- last season. The sweep also damaged day that guarantees an additional $130 For now, though, the Tigers are 0-0 and manager Ron ing three seasons with the Yomiuri the Cardinals' chances for a wild card, million from 2020-24. He should help Gardenhire remains upbeat. Giants in Japan's Central League. The and they missed the playoffs for the solidify a lineup that also includes Car- "You've heard the word rebuild – but the rebuild is from right-hander became the ace of the third straight year for the first time penter and Marcell Ozuna. the front office. Inside a clubhouse and the coaching staff, Cardinals in his first year with the since 1997-1999. "We know what we can count on we believe we're going to win," Gardenhire said. "We're club, going 18-4 with a 2.83 ERA. The Brewers are looking for even with him," Cardinals manager Mike putting together a baseball team that's going to win base- He was rewarded this spring, agree- more after their first playoff appear- Shildt said. ball games." AP Michigan Division 2 Boys Basketball All-State Team

The 2019 Associated Press Division 2 boys basketball All-State team as selected by a panel of nine Michigan sportswriters. Player of the Year Romeo Weems, New Haven, Sr. First-Team All-State Romeo Weems, New Haven, Sr. SirQuarius Ball, Bridgeport, Sr. Austin Braun, Grand Rapids Catholic Central, Sr. Tyler VanKoevering, Hudsonville Unity Christian, Sr. Zach Goodline, Coloma, Sr. Carlos Johnson, Benton Harbor, Jr. Sean Cobb, Williamston, Sr. Brady Swinehart, Ionia, Sr. Charlie Woodhams, Otsego, Jr. Sudi McElroy, Ferndale, Sr. Nigel Colvin, River Rouge, Sr. Coach of the Year Scott Soodsma, Hudsonville Unity Christian Second-Team All-State Reece Castor, Gladstone Joshua Laman, Ludington Kobe Bufkin, Grand Rapids Christian D'Quarion Cole, Pontiac Pierre Brooks II, Detroit Douglass Coach of the Year Associated Press Joel Schroeder, Pontiac IOWA FORWARD Megan Gustafson drives to the basket past Mercer center Rachel Selph, left, during a first- Honorable Mention round game in the NCAA women's college basketball tournament Friday in Iowa City, Iowa. Markele Garrett, Bridgeport; Jarrett Kelley, Chesaning; Jayce Bourcier, Freeland; Cam Sutherland, Alma; Brec Alward, Alma; Riley Bugg, North Branch; Gerrid Rut- Help from Gustafson's ledge, North Branch; Spencer Eves, Hillsdale; Clay Samp- son, Ida; Travis Hill, Onsted; Ethan Alderink, Holland Christian; Cory Ainsworth, Wayland; Jamaal Bailey, God- teammates crucial for Hawkeyes win Heights; Brad Osborne, Hamilton; Luke Schroten- boer, Grand Rapids South Christian; Solomon White, IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) – Doyle and Hannah Stewart the first to acknowledge her and she's playing as well as Forest Hills Eastern; Noah Wiswary, Hudsonville Unity Iowa reached the Sweet Six- also made crucial plays to teammates and let every- she ever has because of it. Christian; Logan Karnemaat, Fremont; Connor Swine- teen in large part because of help the Hawkeyes (28-6) body know just how good Meyer is averaging 17 points hart, Newaygo; Mason Docks, Williamston; Mitchell the spectacular play of clinch their first regional her teammates are." a game and is 9 of 14 on 3s Mowid, Haslett; Logan LePage, Corunna; Liam Thomp- Megan Gustafson. semifinal appearance since Meyer, the 2016 Iowa in the NCAA Tournament son, Ovid-Elsie; Jeremy Luciani, Marshall; Parker Ellifritz, If the Hawkeyes want to 2015. Miss Basketball from Mason while playing 77 of 80 min- Three Rivers; Isaac Davis, Plainwell; Karsen Barnhart, go further, they'll need Second-seeded Iowa City, has been a valuable utes. Paw Paw; Blake Lund, Linden; LaTa'Vius Vaughter, Clio; Gustafson's teammates to faces No. 3 seed North Car- contributor since the day "She's really hot right Logan LePage, Corunna; J.D. Rawls, Mt. Morris; Owen give her some help. olina State (27-5) in the she arrived on campus. now, and she's confident," Lobsinger, Flint Powers; Ronald Jeffery III, New Haven; Gustafson, a candidate Greensboro Region on Sat- Meyer hit four 3s in 2017 to Gustafson said of Meyer. Drew Davis, Richmond; Teonta McKeithen, Ferndale; for national Player of the urday. help the Hawkeyes beat rival "That really frustrates teams, Alex Finney, Cranbrook; Jacob Martinson, Big Rapids; Year, was predictably bril- "Without that supporting Iowa State on the road for because they think they have Nathan Burk, Parma Western, Derrick Bryant Jr., Harper liant in the first two rounds cast, Megan, as good as she the first time in 28 years, and a game plan of just hanging Woods Chandler Park; Devon Bryant, Detroit Henry of the NCAA Tournament, is, we wouldn't be in this this season she's averaging out inside. But they can't do Ford; Parker LePage, Dearborn Divine Child; Micah Par- racking up 54 points with 35 position. There's absolutely 9.4 points and 4.3 rebounds. that anymore. They have to rish, River Rouge; Tyland Tate, Harper Woods Chandler rebounds in wins over Mer- no way," Iowa coach Lisa Meyer has been taking pay attention to other things Park, Tyson Davis, Goodrich. cer and Missouri. Bluder said. They've "been advantage of opposing game Coach of the Year But teammates such as marvelous, and Megan plans focused on stifling Don Spencer, Carleton-Airport; JT Cleveland, Alma; Makenzie Meyer, Kathleen knows that. She's going to be Gustafson in the post of late, GUSTAFSON — page 10 James Scott, Harper Woods Chandler Park. l 10 THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM

16 Fairleigh Dickinson 82 11 Belmont 81 First Four 16 North Dakota St. 78 11 Arizona St. 74 March 19-20 W E E W Daily Globe Scoreboard 16 Prairie View A&M 76 11 Temple 70 Dayton, Ohio 16 N.C. Central 74 11 St. Johns 65

First Round 2019 NCAA TOURNAMENT First Round March 21-22 Second Round Second Round March 21-22 GP WLOTPts GF GA First Round the contract of RHP Ryne Harper. March 23-24 Sweet 16 Sweet 16 March 23-24 NBA 1 Duke 85 1 Virginia 71 Columbia S.C. All Times EDT x-Winnipeg 76 45 27 4 94 256 223 Saturday, March 30 Optioned INF Ronald Torreyes to 1 Duke 77 March 28-29 March 28-29 1 Virginia 63 x-Nashville 77 43 28 6 92 224 202 Minnesota Duluth (25-11-2) vs. Rochester (IL). Placed RHPs Matt 16 N. Dakota St. 62 16 Gardner-Wb. 56 EASTERN CONFERENCE 1 Duke 1 Virginia Atlantic Division St. Louis 76 41 27 8 90 226 206 Bowling Green (25-10-5), 4 p.m. Magill, Addison Reed, LHP Gabriel 8 VCU 58 Elite 8 Elite 8 8 Mississippi 72 W L Pct GB Dallas 76 39 31 6 84 193 188 Quinnipiac (25-9-2) vs. Arizona Moya, and 3B Miguel Sano on the 9 UCF 76 March 30-31 March 30-31 9 Oklahoma 51 x-Toronto 52 23 .693 — Colorado 76 34 2913 81 240 229 State (21-12-1), 7:30 p.m. 10-day IL. Columbia, S.C. 9 UCF 73 9 Oklahoma 95

Friday, 9:39 p.m. San Jose, Calif. x-Philadelphia 47 27 .635 4½ Minnesota 77 35 33 9 79 203 224 Championship OAKLAND ATHLETICS — 5 Miss. St. 76 Thursday, 9:59 p.m. 5 Wisconsin 54 x-Boston 44 31 .587 8 Chicago 76 33 3310 76 248 272 Sunday, March 31 Optioned RHP Ryan Dull to Las 12 Liberty 58 12 Oregon 73 Pacific Division Minnesota Duluth-Bowling Green Vegas (PCL). Placed RHP Chris 12 Liberty 80 12 Oregon 72 Brooklyn 38 37 .507 14 4 V. Tech 12 Oregon New York 14 60 .189 37½ GP WLOTPts GF GA winner vs. Quinnipiac-Arizona State Bassitt and 1B Matt Olson on the 10- 4 Virginia Tech 66 FINAL FOUR 4 Kansas St. 64 Southeast Division x-Calgary 76 47 22 7101268 213 winner, 6:30 p.m. day IL. Named Lydia Tan managing 4 V. Tech 67 Minneapolis 13 UC Irvine 54

San Jose, Calif. 13 St. Louis 52 13 UC Irvine 70 WLPct GB x-San Jose 76 43 24 9 95 268 240 FROZEN FOUR director/real estate. Transferred EAST April 6 SOUTH Vegas 76 42 28 6 90 235 209 At KeyBank Center RHP Jharel Cotton to the 60-day IL. 6 Maryland 79 Washington, D.C. Louisville, Ky. 6 Villanova 61 Orlando 37 38 .493 — Hartford, Conn. Arizona 77 37 33 7 81 200 212 Buffalo, N.Y. SEATTLE MARINERS — Placed 6 Maryland 67 Mar. 31 Mar. 30 6 Villanova 61 Miami 36 38 .486 ½ 11 Belmont 77 11 St. Mary’s 57 Charlotte 35 39 .473 1½ Edmonton 76 34 34 8 76 221 253 National Semifinals OF Ichiro Suzuki on the voluntarily 3 LSU 3 Purdue Washington 30 45 .400 7 Vancouver 77 32 3510 74 211 242 Thursday, April 12 retired list. 3 LSU 79 3 Purdue 61 3 LSU 69 3 Purdue 87 Atlanta 27 48 .360 10 Anaheim 78 32 3610 74 185 241 West champion vs. Northeast TORONTO BLUE JAYS — 14 Yale 74 14 Old Dominion 48 Los Angeles76 28 40 8 64 185 243 champion, 5 or 8:30 p.m. Placed OF Dalton Pompey on the 7- Jacksonville, Fla. Central Division Friday, 7:09 p.m. Thursday, 7:29 p.m.

7 Louisville 76 7 Cincinnati 72 Columbus, Ohio WLPct GB NOTE: Two points for a win, one East champion vs. Midwest day IL, retroactive to Monday. 10 Minnesota 50 10 Iowa 77 y-Milwaukee 56 19 .747 — point for overtime loss. Top three champion, 5 or 8:30 p.m. Optioned RHP Sean Reid-Foley to 10 Minnesota 86 NATIONAL 10 Iowa 79 teams in each division and two wild National Championship Buffalo (IL). Acquired INF Jesus 2 Mich. St. 2 Tennessee x-Indiana 45 30 .600 11 2 Mich. St. 76 CHAMPIONSHIP 2 Tennessee 77 cards per conference advance to Saturday, April 13 Lopez and international signing Detroit 37 37 .500 18½ 2 Mich. St. 70 April 8 2 Tenn. 83 Chicago 21 55 .276 35½ playoffs. Semifinal winners, 8 p.m. bonus pool space from the Oakland 15 Bradley 65 15 Colgate 70 Cleveland 19 56 .253 37 x-clinched playoff spot Athletics for INF Kendrys Morales z-clinched conference American League and cash considerations. WESTERN CONFERENCE All Times EDT 1 Gonzaga 87 1 North Carolina 88 Columbus, Ohio Southwest Division Tuesday's Games Thursday's Games National League 1 Gonzaga 83 1 N. Carolina 81 16 F. Dickinson 49 16 Iona 73 WLPct GB Columbus 4, N.Y. Islanders 0 Baltimore (Cashner 0-0) at N.Y. COLORADO ROCKIES — 1 Gonzaga 1 N. Carolina x-Houston 47 28 .627 — Washington 4, Carolina 1 Yankees (Tanaka 0-0), 1:05 p.m. Selected the contract of 1B Mark 8 Syracuse 69 8 Utah St. 61 Ottawa 4, Buffalo 0 Reynolds from Albuquerque (PCL). 9 Baylor 71 9 Wash. 59 San Antonio 43 32 .573 4 Detroit (Zimmermann 0-0) at Salt Lake City9 Baylor Des Moines, Iowa 78 9 Washington 78 New Orleans 31 45 .408 16½ Montreal 6, Florida 1 Toronto (Stroman 0-0), 3:37 p.m. MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Thursday, 7:09 p.m. Friday, 7:29 p.m. Memphis 30 45 .400 17 Edmonton 8, Los Angeles 4 Houston (Verlander 0-0) at Optioned RHP Jake Petricka to San 5 Marquette 64 5 Auburn 78 Salt Lake City Arizona 1, Chicago 0 Antonio (PCL). 12 Murray St. 62 5 Auburn 89 Dallas 29 45 .392 17½ Tampa Bay (Snell 0-0), 4:00 p.m. 12 Murray St. 83 12 New Mex. St 77 Northwest Division Anaheim 5, Vancouver 4 Chicago Cubs (Lester 0-0) at ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — 4 Florida St. 5 Auburn Wednesday's Games Assigned LHP Chasen Shreve out- 4 Florida St. 76 4 Kansas 87 WLPct GB Texas (Minor 0-0), 4:05 p.m. 4 Florida St. 90 4 Kansas 75

Philadelphia 5, Toronto 4, SO right to Memphis (PCL). Hartford, Conn. x-Denver 50 23 .685 — L.A. Angels (Cahill 0-0) at Oak- 13 Vermont 69 WEST MIDWEST 13 Northeastern 53 x-Portland 47 27 .635 3½ Boston 6, N.Y. Rangers 3 land (Fiers 0-1), 4:07 p.m. SAN DIEGO PADRES — 6 Buffalo 91 Anaheim, Calif. Kansas City 6 Iowa St. 59 Dallas at Calgary Claimed OF Socrates Brito off Mar. 30 Mar. 31 Tulsa, Okla. Utah 44 30 .595 6½ Cleveland (Kluber 0-0) at Min- 6 Buffalo 58 11 Ohio St. 59 Oklahoma City 44 31 .587 7 Vegas at Colorado nesota (Berrios 0-0), 4:10 p.m. waivers from the Arizona Diamond- 11 Arizona St. 74 11 Ohio St. 62 3 Texas Tech 3 Houston Minnesota 33 41 .446 17½ Thursday's Games Chicago White Sox (Rodon 0-0) backs. Placed OF Travis Jankowski 3 Texas Tech 72 3 Houston 84 Washington at Carolina, 7 p.m. on the 60-day IL. All times EDT Pacific Division at Kansas City (Keller 0-0), 4:15 Okla. Tulsa, 3 Tex. Tech 78 3 Houston 74 W L Pct GB Montreal at Columbus, 7 p.m. p.m. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — 14 N. Kentucky 57 14 Georgia St. 55 Jacksonville, Fla. Detroit at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Optioned LHPs Ty Blach and Thursday, 9:39 p.m. x-Golden State 51 23 .689 — Boston (Sale 0-0) at Seattle 7 Nevada 61 Friday, 9:59 p.m. 7 Wofford 84 x-L.A. Clippers 45 30 .600 6½ Florida at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. (Gonzales 1-0), 7:10 p.m. Williams Jerez to Sacramento 10 Florida 49 7 Wofford 56 Sacramento 37 37 .500 14 N.Y. Islanders at Winnipeg, 8 Friday's Games (PCL). Reassigned OF Henry 10 Florida 70 10 Seton Hall 68 2 Michigan 2 Kentucky L.A. Lakers 33 41 .446 18 p.m. Detroit at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Ramos and INF Donovan Solano to 2 Michigan 74 2 Kentucky 79 Phoenix 17 58 .227 34½ Dallas at Edmonton, 9 p.m. Houston at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. minor league camp. 2 Michigan 64 2 Kentucky 62 x-clinched playoff spot Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 L.A. Angels at Oakland, 10:07 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Des Moines, Iowa 15 Montana 55 15 Abilene Christian 44 y-clinched division p.m. p.m. Selected the contract of INF Jake Tuesday's Games Chicago at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Boston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Noll. Placed RHP Koda Glover, INF Boston 116, Cleveland 106 Friday's Games Saturday's Games Howie Kendrick and OF Michael A. Charlotte 125, San Antonio 116, St. Louis at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 Taylor on the 10-day IL, retroactive Hollywood sequel: Zags, FSU, Michigan back in SoCal OT Nashville at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. p.m. to March 25. Orlando 104, Miami 99 New Jersey at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at Minnesota, 2:10 BASKETBALL Toronto 112, Chicago 103 Anaheim at Calgary, 9 p.m. p.m. National Basketball Association ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) – Tech. The Red Raiders were defense, you're not going to Atlanta 130, New Orleans 120 Arizona at Colorado, 9 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Kansas GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS — L.A. Clippers 122, Minnesota 111 Minnesota at Vegas, 10 p.m. City, 2:15 p.m. Suspended F Jordan Bell one game From the palm trees out- one win away from the play.'" Milwaukee 108, Houston 94 Saturday's Games Detroit at Toronto, 3:07 p.m. for conduct detrimental to the team. side to the big men inside, Final Four last year, but WALL OF FAME: Some Sacramento 125, Dallas 121 Florida at Boston, 1 p.m. Houston at Tampa Bay, 6:10 p.m. FOOTBALL coaches put pictures of Vince Denver 95, Detroit 92 Philadelphia at Carolina, 1:30 Chicago Cubs at Texas, 8:05 National Football League the Western portion of the they played in the East. Lombardi up on their wall. For L.A. Lakers 124, Washington 106 p.m. p.m. CINCINNATI BENGALS — Sweet 16 looks strikingly (Last year's fourth team in Wednesday's Games Montreal at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. L.A. Angels at Oakland, 9:07 p.m. Signed DE Kerry Wynn to a one- others, it's Wooden. Texas Golden State 118, Memphis 103 Toronto at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Boston at Seattle, 9:10 p.m. year contract. familiar. the West, by the way: Texas Tech coach Chris Beard insists Oklahoma City 107, Indiana 99 Buffalo vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nas- DALLAS COWBOYS — Signed S that if he did that sort of thing, sau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 7 George Iloka to a one-year contract. Michigan's the only A&M) Portland 118, Chicago 98 NationalAll Times League EDT p.m. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — the likeness of Michigan's John Washington at Phoenix Thursday's Games team that would like for it BET THE UNDER: Sec- Beilein would be hanging in his L.A. Lakers at Utah Washington at Tampa Bay, 7 N.Y. Mets (deGrom 0-0) at Wash- Signed QB Blaine Gabbert. p.m. Alliance of American Football to end the same as last year. ond-seeded Michigan (30-6) office. Like Beilein, Beard Thursday's Games ington (Scherzer 0-0), 1:05 p.m. gave up the second-fewest Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. St. Louis at New Jersey, 7 p.m. St. Louis (Mikolas 0-0) at Milwau- SAN DIEGO FLEET — Placed The Wolverines, along knows a thing or two about Orlando at Detroit, 7 p.m. Columbus at Nashville, 8 p.m. kee (Chacin 0-0), 2:10 p.m. WR Dontez Ford and RB Ja'Quan points in Division I this season. Vegas at San Jose, 9 p.m. Gardner on IR. Re-signed RB Paul with Gonzaga and Florida working his way up the ranks. Dallas at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta (Teheran 0-0) at Philadel- Third-seeded Texas Tech (28- Both coaches spent ample time Toronto at New York, 7:30 p.m. Anaheim at Edmonton, 10 p.m. phia (Nola 0-0), 3:05 p.m. James. State, are returning to Dallas at Vancouver, 10 p.m. HOCKEY 6) gave up the third-fewest. in community college, junior Denver at Houston, 8 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Lester 0-0) at Texas Tech leads the nation in L.A. Clippers at Milwaukee, 8 Chicago at Los Angeles, 10:30 Texas (Minor 0-0), 4:05 p.m. National Hockey League Southern California – this college and small NCAA p.m. p.m. Arizona (Greinke 0-0) at L.A. BOSTON BRUINS — Agreed to a defensive efficiency (giving up 10-year partnership agreement with time in Orange County schools before making it to the Sacramento at New Orleans, 8 NCAA Division I Dodgers (Ryu 0-0), 4:10 p.m. 85.5 points for every 100 pos- big time. p.m. Colorado (Freeland 0-0) at Miami Providence (AHL). instead of Los Angeles – for Hockey Tournament CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — sessions). Michigan is ranked "I'm proud of my back- Cleveland at San Antonio, 8:30 All Times EDT (Urena 0-0), 4:10 p.m. a near repeat of the 2018 second (86 per 100). Get the p.m. WEST REGIONAL Pittsburgh (Taillon 0-0) at Cincin- Agreed to terms with D Carl ground in small college basket- Friday's Games At Scheels Arena nati (Castillo 0-0), 4:10 p.m. Dahlstrom on a two-year contract West regional semifinals. picture? The over-under on this extension. ball," Beard said, "and Coach Indiana at Boston, 7 p.m. Fargo, N.D. San Francisco (Bumgarner 0-0) game is 126, meaning the first (Beilein) is somebody we all Portland at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. First Round at San Diego (Lauer 0-0), 4:10 p.m. DETROIT RED WINGS — The Bulldogs and Semi- Recalled F Martin Frk from Grand team to 65 will probably win. look up to in coaching because Denver at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Friday, March 29 Friday's Games noles are set for a Sweet 16 "I knew the defense was Golden State at Minnesota, 8 Denver (22-11-5) vs. Ohio State Colorado at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Rapids (AHL). of his experience and success p.m. (20-10-5), 4 p.m. St. Louis at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. NASHVILLE PREDATORS — rematch Thursday; Florida going to be intense when I got Signed D Dante Fabbro to a three- at different levels." Washington at Utah, 9 p.m. St. Cloud State (30-5-3) vs. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 State won last year's game here," Michigan freshman for- Beilein on coaching in the Charlotte at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 American International (22-16-1), p.m. year, entry-level contract. ward Ignas Brazdeikis said. "I p.m. RODEO 75-60. Michigan plays the small schools vs. coaching at 7:30 p.m. San Francisco at San Diego, talked to (assistant coach Luke Saturday's Games Championship 10:10 p.m. PROFESSIONAL RODEO COW- Michigan: "The biggest differ- BOYS ASSOCIATION — Elected only newcomer to this Cleveland at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 Saturday, March 30 Saturday's Games Yaklich) and he said, 'If you're Josh Edwards, Cody Rostockyj, ence is, you get to lose when p.m. Denver-Ohio State winner vs. St. N.Y. Mets at Washington, 1:05 year's West bracket, Texas not going to be willing to play nobody cares." Boston at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. Cloud State-American International p.m. Matt Sherwood, John Franzen, Sacramento at Houston, 6 p.m. winner, 9 p.m. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 2:10 Steve Sutton and Jerry Dorenkamp Orlando at Indiana, 7 p.m. NORTHEAST REGIONAL p.m. to the executive council. Re-elected ing to Bluder, was huge in the Mercer victo- Portland at Detroit, 7 p.m. At SNHU Arena Atlanta at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m. Larry McConnell, Mike Mathis, Gustafson Miami at New York, 7:30 p.m. Manchester, N.H. Colorado at Miami, 6:10 p.m. David Morehead, David Petty, Eva ry. She scored on three straight attempts in Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8 p.m. First Round St. Louis at Milwaukee, 7:10 p.m. Chadwick, Caleb Bennett and the fourth quarter as Iowa rallied to avoid Toronto at Chicago, 8 p.m. Friday, March 29 Chicago Cubs at Texas, 8:05 Jerome Schneeberger to the execu- Memphis at Phoenix, 10 p.m. UMass (28-9-0) vs. Harvard (19- p.m. tive council. From page 9 what would have been the second-biggest 10-3), 3 p.m. San Francisco at San Diego, 8:40 USL Championship USL — Suspended LA Galaxy II – especially on the perimeter – and that upset in the history of the women's tourna- All TimesNHL EDT Clarkson (26-10-2) vs. Notre p.m. D Didie Traore one game. EASTERN CONFERENCE Dame (22-13-3), 6:30 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 what makes us so hard to guard. ment. Atlantic Division Championship p.m. COLLEGE ALABAMA — Named Nate Oats After struggling as everyone did except "Hannah means a lot. She's kind of like GP WLOTPts GF GA Saturday, March 30 men's basketball coach. our unsung hero," Davis said of Stewart, who z-Tampa Bay7759 14 4122306 206 UMass-Harvard winner vs. Clark- TransactionsBASEBALL for Gustafson and Meyer in a 66-61 first- x-Boston 77 47 21 9103243 197 son-Notre Dame winner, 6:30 p.m. GEORGIA SOUTHERN — American League Named Anita Howard women's bas- round win over 15th-seeded Mercer, Doyle is averaging 11.1 points and 6.6 rebounds a Toronto 77 45 25 7 97 275 233 EAST REGIONAL BOSTON RED SOX — Assigned Montreal 77 41 28 8 90 233 220 At Dunkin' Donuts Center ketball coach. bounced back in the win over the Tigers. game. "Hannah has done a great job of find- C Sandy Leon outright to Pawtucket GEORGIA STATE — Promoted Florida 77 33 3212 78 249 268 Providence, R.I. (IL). Doyle, a first-team All-Big Ten selection, ing her role." Buffalo 76 31 36 9 71 207 251 First Round assistant men's basketball coach DETROIT TIGERS — Placed OF Travis Williams to interim head Iowa hasn't been to the Elite Eight since Detroit 76 28 3810 66 206 258 Saturday, March 30 JaCoby Jones and RHP Drew Ver- scored 15 points while starring in a defen- Ottawa 76 27 43 6 60 226 278 Minnesota State Mankato (32-7- coach. Hagen on the 10-day IL; Jones SAN FRANCISCO — Promoted sive plan that stifled Mizzou star Sophie 1993. But Gustafson and her teammates are Metropolitan Division 2) vs. Providence (22-11-6), 1 p.m. retroactive to Monday, VerHagen to men's associate basketball coach, GP WLOTPts GF GA Northeastern (27-10-1) vs. Cor- Cunningham. in perhaps the best position yet to return Tuesday. Placed LHP Gregory Soto Todd Golden, to men's basketball Washington 77 45 24 8 98 264 235 nell (20-10-4), 4:30 p.m. on the restricted list. Recalled OF And though fellow starting guard Tania there. Hawkeyes fans have taken notice, as N.Y. Islanders774426 7 95 212 188 Championship coach. Dustin Peterson from Toledo (IL). TENNESSEE — Fired women's Iowa set a tournament attendance record for Pittsburgh 77 42 2411 95 261 228 Sunday, March 31 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Davis has struggled so far, she made a huge Carolina 76 42 27 7 91 226 210 Minnesota State Mankato-Provi- basketball coach Holly Warlick. Placed OF Justin Upton on the 10- UNLV — Named T.J. Otzelberger 3 as soon as the Tigers went to a zone first and second-round games last weekend Columbus 76 42 30 4 88 232 218 dence winner vs. Northeastern-Cor- day DL. Optioned RHP Jaime Barria Philadelphia77 37 32 8 82 234 256 nell winner, 4 p.m. men's basketball coach. defense to help in a 23-4 run that keyed the at 23,096. to Salt Lake (PCL). Released LHP WASHINGTON STATE — N.Y. Rangers7629 3413 71 211 256 MIDWEST REGIONAL Dan Jennings. Selected the contract win. "I think everybody kind of fell in love with New Jersey 77 29 39 9 67 211 260 First Round Named Kyle Smith men's basketball of OF Peter Bourjos from Salt Lake. coach and signed him to a six-year WESTERN CONFERENCE At PPL Center Stewart, Gustafson's "post buddy" accord- this team, and it's easy to do," Bluder said. "It MINNESOTA TWINS — Selected contract. Central Division Allentown, Pa. really is once you get to know them." Analysis: NASCAR did best it could in freshening schedule By JENNA FRYER Pocono Raceway agreed to try a double- season, just one time, the race was run in the playoffs. Both Bristol and "The Roval" at AP Auto Racing Writer header and run a pair of 400-mile races on September as the regular-season finale. It is Charlotte, critical events in SMI's eight-track CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) – An entire gen- one weekend. The move helped NASCAR always hot in Indianapolis in the summer, conglomerate, got elimination races in the eration of NASCAR has spent its life tuned to shorten the season by one week, ending on but the speedway for more than 100 years playoffs and the addition of Bristol puts a schedule so predictable events could be Nov. 8 on Veteran's Day weekend– the date has proven to be an iconic symbol in honor- three short tracks in the 10-race playoffs. planned years in advance and race dates NBC Sports requested for the finale. ing the nation during patriotic events. Charlotte also kept the All-Star Race, an marked milestones. The Pennsylvania track took on an oppor- And don't forget, it was always hot at Day- event that hasn't felt necessary in at least a Daytona meant the beach – a week out of tunity to build something from scratch as the tona in July, too. And at least a portion of decade. But SMI head Marcus Smith is will- school in February, the Fourth of July for first venue to host a doubleheader. Pocono, if Daytona on-track activity was rained out, ing to consider Nashville next year, and fans vacation – while Memorial Day was spent at inclined, can turn its event into a pretty neat seemingly every single day. have loudly asked for the return of that old Charlotte. Labor Day meant South Carolina outdoor festival by bringing in musical acts YOU HAD TO SEE THIS COMING Tennessee short track. sweet tea at Darlington Raceway. and making the infield the place for the New The season finale went to ISM Raceway SMI did OK for itself, but for the second- Seriously, nearly every weekend has been York City market on one June weekend. How outside of Phoenix, a move that validates largest player in the game, it must wonder the same for as long as an entire generation the two events in two days will be pulled off International Speedway Corp.'s decision to why the regular season and the playoffs both remembers. is still in planning stages, and Pocono has spend more than $175 million to renovate it open and close at ISC tracks. But 2020 will be different, the first radi- already signed on for a heavy and new into a state-of-the-art facility. ISC is con- BIGGEST LOSER cally changed schedule in practically forever, undertaking. But, why not make it a week- trolled by the France family, which owns It is easily Homestead-Miami Speedway, as NASCAR did the best it could in answer- long event and give IndyCar a share of the NASCAR, which is chaired by Jim France. host of the finale since 2002. Homestead was ing an urgent need to freshen its product. stage? Have IndyCar come in a few days ISC is currently trying to re-acquire the pub- built from the 1992 ruins of Hurricane NASCAR was not blessed with a blank ahead of time, as an appetizer to this new lic shares of the company, which would Andrew, got a Cup date in 1999 was a mar- sheet of paper for this Jim France-driven pro- doubleheader and run before Cup gets to essentially give the France family two-thirds quee venue four years later. ject because binding contracts with its exist- town, thus encouraging fans to show up control of NASCAR. The track layout is unique, the racing con- ing track operators limited NASCAR's power. early and stay awhile. Of course, ISC was going to give its new sidered among the most competitive of the NASCAR legally could only force a track to BIGGEST SURPRISE jewel in the desert a shining spot on the cal- year, and the NASCAR champion has been move two weeks forward or backward from Do not accuse NASCAR of being too tied endar. For ISC, it is a chance to prove it can the race winner every year since the elimina- its existing date; anything more drastic need- to tradition to make a strong move because host world-class events in a market crowded tion format began in 2014. The racing at ed track approval. Dale Earnhardt Jr. can't remember the last with many of sport's crowning moments. Homestead is very good, and it became ISC's That handcuffed NASCAR's effort in July 4th weekend he didn't spend in Day- ISC and the France's have the most to lose sacrificial lamb as it was rescheduled to a demanding the fixes fans have begged for the tona. You went to the beach when you right now, and they get to decide what best random Sunday in March. last several years, but the series still made a weren't at the speedway and that's just how it suits their business model. ISC gets credit for Homestead never caught on with the huge right turn for 2020. always has been because Daytona Interna- getting Martinsville its race under the lights, South Beach set and the appeal of hosting "A lot of that is a product of Jim France, tional Speedway has hosted a race on July the bold departure from Daytona, the the championship there was essentially the wanting to make some bold moves, wanting 4th or the Fourth of July weekend since it Phoenix finale, and getting Darlington Race- racing. NASCAR should have made it the sec- to make moves quickly, trying to answer opened in 1959. way into the playoffs as the opener. But ISC ond race of the season, and kept the Daytona some of the questions or some of the asks of The speedway gave up that date equity to did not step forward and claim a midweek 500 winner in Florida for a whirlwind trip the fans. We feel like we were able to do that," take the last race of the regular season, the race – no track did, so anyone upset over through NASCAR's birthplace to open the said Steve O'Donnell, NASCAR executive one that finalizes the playoff field, in late that void should place blame across the 2020 season. vice president and chief racing development August. O'Donnell said the industry, drivers sport – and it was independently owned BOTTOM LINE officer. included, supported ending the season at Pocono that took on the doubleheader. NASCAR did the best with what it could, BIGGEST WINNER Daytona even though the track has insane Those accusing NASCAR of not going far and there are more positive changes than Martinsville Speedway in Virginia gets the racing and wrecks dozens of cars. The holi- enough in changing the 2020 schedule can negative ones in this first big overhaul in for- overall win because it got Saturday night day race instead went to Indianapolis Motor wonder if ISC – the France family – offered ever. NASCAR itself gets a victory for its com- before Mother's Day under its state-of-the-art Speedway, host of the Memorial Day event of enough. mitment to legitimate change, and critical LED Lighting system AND the final race the year 42 days earlier with the Indianapo- WHAT ABOUT SMI? television partners Fox Sports and NBC before the championship round. Drivers can lis 500. Speedway Motorsports Inc. maintained Sports worked alongside ISC and SMI to give and will use fenders to win at Martinsville, The loudest gripe so far has been concern its place at the bargaining table by earning fans the best options for 2020. and the schedule changes gave the shortest about temperatures at Indianapolis next July weather-friendlier dates for Atlanta and sec- More important, all sides proved willing track on the NASCAR schedule two can't- 5th, but IMS for 13 years raced NASCAR dur- ond Las Vegas, a new slot for Texas Motor to take chances, which should help NASCAR miss events. ing the first weekend in August and then Speedway that avoids the opening of hunting start 2021 planning with a cleaner sheet of BOLDEST MOVER raced 11 seasons in late July. It was only last season, and a popular new spot for Bristol in paper. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Opinionated guest comments grate

Dear Annie: We often invite my brother- in-law to share dinner with us. He lives alone across the street and seems to enjoy the food when he comes over. I am writing because he is very opin- ionated and shuts me down whenever I say something that he disagrees with. Dear Recently, it was when I said that Patrick Annie Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs is patient and that the New England Patriots were underdogs before the game, which think their marriage is in a really bad the Patriots won – barely. But my brother- state. That already makes me sad, but I’ve in-law disputed both of my comments and also met his three kids, and they’re won- left no room to have another perspective. derful. I worry about them and about my In addition, after he has finished a boss. meal, he often begins talking about food, Is there anything I could do to help him where he’s going to get it next – Chinese in this time of need? I know I would want THE PAJAMA DIARIES takeout, for instance – or where he gets the people around me to be compassion- the best meatballs, etc. ate if I ever told them I’m going through Is it me, or is this recurrent behavior a something. I offered my boss some home- put-down to me, seeing as I’m a good cook opathic stress relief pills, but he brushed and he seems competitive with me about me off. What do I do? I don’t want to stand other matters? I haven’t cut him off as yet idly by while he suffers. – Bearing the because of family ties, but I’m pretty tired Brunt of Boss’s Breakup of this kind of boorish behavior when he Dear Bearing the Brunt: Though I truly comes over at our invitation to have din- admire your compassion for your boss’s ner together. unhappy marriage, I don’t think you Thank you for weighing in. – At the should take this one on unless you are End of My Patience MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM planning on leaving your job. The fact that Dear End of Patience: I’m not so sure he brushed you off when you offered him that his talking about his favorite meat- your stress relief pills may be an indication balls or where he likes to get Chinese food that it’s time to sit this one out. Sometimes is a put-down about your cooking. That is, not doing anything except listening with- of course, unless you are serving meatballs out trying to offer advice is the best thing or Chinese food that night. No one likes to you can do. If he reaches out to you again, be around an opinionated person who acknowledge how he feels without being refuses to listen to another’s perspective, patronizing or making the conversation so you might ask your husband to help about you. with this situation – either by talking pri- Lastly, if in fact his marriage is in a bad vately to your brother-in-law or in defend- state, then he has a right to be sad. Also, he BORN LOSER ing you at dinner when the conversation is doing something about it by going to gets heated. marriage counseling. Let’s hope he has a Dear Annie: My boss is currently in good counselor and in time his sadness marriage counseling. I found this out and bad moods lessen. directly from him. He goes to regular Send your questions for Annie Lane to weekly meetings with his wife. He’s always [email protected]. in an especially bad mood on those days. I COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM

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