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Jason Juno/Daily Globe IRONWOOD’S IAN Bentley competes in the giant slalom at Thursday’s ski meet at Powderhorn Mountain in Ironwood Township. Bentley finished seventh in the GS and the Devils edged Marquette to win the meet. See page 7 for more details.

Dianda considers run for Senate CALUMET — State Rep. the seat in Commissioners to consider Scott Dianda, D-Calumet, said 2010, accord- he is exploring the possibility of ing to his web- seeking the 38tth district State site, and re- Senate seat, but has not made a elected for decision on whether to run. another four- sale of land for group home “This morning, a news story year term in broke that I officially announced 2014. By RALPH ANSAMI “The parcel would be carved out of a larg- ommends the area be rezoned to R-2 my candidacy for Michigan’s Dianda won [email protected] er parcel owned by the city. The proposed Multi-family Residential. 38th State Senate seat. I want to another two- IRONWOOD — The Ironwood City Com- parcel was appraised at $3,500,” Ironwood Bergman said the proposed project would make clear that I have not offi- year term rep- mission on Monday will act on selling a Community Development Director Tom be consistent with the rezoning recommen- cially made a decision to run at Scott resenting the piece of property to Gogebic County Com- Bergman wrote in a summary to city com- dations in the comprehensive plan. this time,” he said Thursday. Dianda 110th State munity Mental Health for construction of a missioners. The proposal was reviewed by both the “I filed paperwork with the House District group home. Additional costs for surveying and title city’s planning commission and parks and Michigan Department of State to in November. The district com- The facility would be similar to one oper- work will be the responsibility of GCCMH. recreation committee. Both committees rec- create a committee to explore the prises Baraga, Gogebic, ated on Greenbush Street by GCCMH, Bergman said the property, consisting ommended the sale of the property to possibility of running, as Houghton, Iron, Keweenaw and according to city officials. of two different parcels, is zoned R-1 Sin- GCCMH. required by state law,” Dianda Ontonagon counties, as well as GCCMH chose property owned by the gle Family Residential on the west half The city commission meets at 5:30 p.m. in said. Powell and Ishpeming townships city on Ayer Street, across from the baseball and C-3 Highway Commercial on the east commission chambers on the second floor of He said he’ll meet with con- in Marquette County, according diamond. half. The city’s comprehensive plan rec- the Memorial Building. stituents and stakeholders to Dianda’s website. across the Upper Peninsula As he is serving his third before making a decision. term in the state House, the The 38th Senate seat is cur- Michigan’s term limits law pre- rently held by Tom Casperson; vent him from mounting another LITTLE GIRL’S POINT and represents Alger, Baraga, re-election campaign for his GRWA moves Delta, Dickinson, Gogebic, House seat. Houghton, Iron, Keweenaw, Term limits also prevent Marquette, Menominee, Onton- Casperson from running for re- forward with agon and Schoolcraft counties. election again in the Senate. Casperson was first elected to —Ralph Ansami Bessemer water project Finance committee By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] RAMSAY — The Gogebic renews audit contract Range Water Authority is mov- ing forward with its project to By RICHARD JENKINS — $20,000 to $30,000 — than replace a significant amount of [email protected] anyone else we ever talked to. water and sewer pipes in the city HURLEY — The firm of It’s still a good deal,” Saari said. of Bessemer, taking several Makela, Pollack & Ahonen will “They’re convenient because they steps Thursday night to com- continue to audit Iron County go down to the main meeting plete the requirements neces- after the county board of supervi- room for a month and they stay sary to get the U.S. Department sors’ finance committee approved there; they’re not doing every- of Agriculture-Rural Develop- a three-year contract extension thing over the telephone. ment loan that is helping finance with the firm Thursday. “They’ve done a good job … the work. According to a letter from the there hasn’t been a lot of com- “We’ve been getting a lot of firm, the auditing costs aren’t plaints … I have total confidence paperwork now, because they expected to exceed $42,000 for in those guys,” Saari said. want to close … before the end of the 2016 fiscal year, $43,000 for The firm has audited the March on this project,” authority 2017 and $44,000 for 2018. The county for the past six years, administrator Jean Verbos said. costs could change if new audit- according to the letter. The authority’s board accept- ing requirements or standards In other action: ed a letter of condition the USDA are passed in the future. —The committee approved sent, which sets out the terms Iron County Clerk Mike Saari retaining the Milwaukee-based the authority must comply with praised the firm for its past work law firm von Briesen & Roper to Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe to get the $2.3 million USDA with the county. He also said the oversee the Saxon Harbor THE MOON shines over Lake Superior as ice continues to form at Little Girl’s Point Thursday evening. loan. price is far cheaper than any Sky watchers can enjoy a triple-header this evening and into Saturday when the full “snow” moon not alternatives. only undergoes a penumbral lunar eclipse — or slight shadowing on part of the moon’s face — but is “They’re still $20,000 cheaper joined in the night sky by a comet researchers have named Comet 45P. FINANCE — page 5 RAMSAY — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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Sports ...... 7-8 Low -34 (1979) Last year 128.7 in. 2 l FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2017 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECAST FOR IRONWOOD Obituaries A divided, testy TODAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Marko John Pavlovich Senate nears OK IRONWOOD, Mich. — Marko John Pavlovich, 86, of Iron- wood, died peacefully early Wednesday morning, Feb. 8, 2017, of Trump health at Westgate Nursing, Rehabilitation and Assisted Living Com- Rain/Snow Partly Cloudy Snow Possible Mostly Sunny Mostly Cloudy munity in Ironwood, with his loving wife by his side. He was born Nov. 20, 1930, in Ironwood, son of Marko and secretary 34º 26º 33º 23º 34º 22º 34º 21º 30º 15º Julia (Sertich) Pavlovich. He attended Newport School and graduated with the Class of 1948 from Luther L. Wright High WASHINGTON (AP) — Winds: 15 mph S Winds: 5-10 mph NW Winds: 8-11 mph N Winds: 5-10 mph NE Winds: 10-15 mph NE Republicans pushed President School and upon graduation, went to work for Sears. 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Email calendar items and com- p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, Park Apartments, Ironwood. 906- munity news to news@yourdaily- Ramsay. 932-4200. globe.com. For more information, Gogebic County Road Com- Little Finland Gift Shop Inven- call 906-932-2211. mission, 5:15 p.m., road commis- tory, 10 a.m., Little Finland, Kimball, Friday, Feb. 10 sion office, courthouse, Bessemer. Wis. Volunteers needed. Ironwood Township Board, Alcoholics Anonymous, open Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 5:30 p.m., Township offices. meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Iron County Memorial Building Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Restoration Committee, 5:30 p.m., DOVE Support Group, noon-2 p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Memorial Building, Hurley. p.m. 906-932-4990. Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Wakefield City Council, 5:30 Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Club, p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. p.m., City Hall. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Ironwood City Commission, rant, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- 5:30 p.m., Memorial Building. Iron County Veterans Service Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Town of Carey, 6 p.m., Town Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Hall. Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Ironwood Carnegie Library Town of Oma Board, 6 p.m., Ironwood American Legion Board, 4 p.m., library. Town Hall. Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 p.m., at the post, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Tuesday, Feb. 14 Ironwood Memorial Building. Ontonagon United Methodist Church Michigan Western Gateway basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Trail Authority, 6 p.m., monthly tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- meeting, Gogebic County Court- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 wood Memorial Building. 906-667- house, 200 N. Moore St., Bessemer. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic 1110. Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston High Submitted photo School, Bessemer. Saturday, Feb. 11 wood Memorial Building. GOGEBIC COMMUNITY College students participate in a Casino Night on the campus last fall in a photo pro- Friends of the Mercer Public American Legion Post 58, 2 p.m., Iron County Memorial Building, vided by the college. Students include, from left: Lester Williamson, Davonte Williamson, Charlie Arnold, Community Pickleball Pad- Library, 10 a.m., library, Mercer, Cortez Telferd, Tabatha Gasperini, Candis Pawlicki, Marquis Henry, Isaiah Watkins and Jason May. Wis. Hurley. dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Tiny Tot Story Hour, 10 a.m., Wakefield Public Library. 906-229- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Briefs Dog sledding program, 1 to 3 area74.org. p.m., sponsored by Iron County Out- 5236. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Music community honors door Recreation Enthusiasts, Mercer p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Yooper Reunion planned Community Center. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer. area74.org. for March 12 in Florida Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Government Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Randy Travis in song PALMETTO, Fla. — The sec- Golden Dragon. New members wel- Powderhorn Area Utility Dis- area74.org. ond annual Yooper Reunion in come. trict Board, 4:30 p.m., Ironwood NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A just what he is made of.” Sunday, Feb. 12 Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- Township Hall. near fatal stroke couldn’t take She said that it’s clear that Palmetto will be held March 12. nity Action Agency food commod- Thursday, Feb. 16 away the signature baritone of her husband still remembers For more details, contact Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., ity distribution, seniors, mothers, country star Randy Travis, and how to sing and play the guitar, Roger Relich at rrelich@char- closed meeting, Salem Lutheran infants, children, 1-3 p.m., 100 Mill Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- dozens of his friends, from Garth but the stroke caused a condition ter.net or call 616-874-9287. Church, Ironwood. St., Bessemer. 906-667-0283. nity Action Agency food com- Deadline for registration is Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Brooks to Kenny Rogers, used called aphasia that makes it dif- Bessemer American Legion modity distribution, seniors, their voices and his songs to ficult for him to communicate. March 1. Wesley United Methodist Church, Post 27, 5 p.m., American Legion, mothers, infants, children, 9:45- Ironwood. Bessemer. 10 a.m. EST, Lake Gogebic Senior honor the legend. “He knows all the words and Oprah plans cruises with Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Ironwood American Legion Center, Bergland; 10:20-10:35 a.m. Travis watched from the side he can chord every single song p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Post 5, 5:30 p.m. dinner, 6:30 p.m. EST, Porcupine Mountain Senior of the stage Wednesday in with his left hand,” Mary Travis Holland America line Bessemer. area74.org. meeting, Memorial Building, Legion Center, White Pine; 11-11:45 a.m. Nashville, Tennessee, as country said. NEW YORK (AP) — Oprah Monday, Feb. 13 club room. EST, Holy Family Catholic Church stars from multiple eras sang his Travis, who wore a yellow Winfrey will take a cruise this Wakefield VFW Post 9084, parking lot, Ontonagon; 1:15-1:45 classics, from “Forever and Ever, jacket embroidered with flowers, summer in a place she’s never Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post, 6 p.m.; p.m. EST, Resource Center, Mass Amen” to “Three Wooden Cross- was all smiles as he watched the been before: Alaska. a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- lunch, 5:30 p.m. City; 2:15-2:45 p.m. EST, Stannard es.” Performers included Wynon- performers, who each ended The trip launches a partner- Gathering, Participating and Township Ballpark, Bruce Crossing; treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. na, Alabama, Chris Young, their performances with a hug or ship between O, The Oprah Mag- Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- Supporting, 6 p.m., developmental 2:30-2:45 p.m., Watersmeet Town Travis Tritt and Jeff Foxworthy. a handshake for the singer. azine, and Holland America nity Action Agency food commod- disability advocacy group, Commu- Hall parking lot, Watersmeet. 906- By the end, he had joined in The concert was held to raise ity distribution, seniors, mothers, nity Mental Health, Wakefield. 906- 884-2106. Lines. infants, and children, 9 a.m.-noon, 229-6170. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- the celebration by singing proceeds for a new foundation set The partnership will include 100 Mill St., Bessemer. 906-667- Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., wood Memorial Building. “Amazing Grace” and leading up in his name to help stroke vic- programming for 300 cruises. 0283. Woodland Church, Ironwood. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- others in singing “Will the Circle tims. Travis suffered from a viral Onboard activities designed to National Finnish American Fes- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Be Unbroken.” infection of the heart and was in “bring the magazine to life” will itival Inc. Board, 10 a.m., Little Fin- Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Travis, whose multiplatinum a coma when the stroke occurred. include meditation, tai chi, land, Kimball, Wis. tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 debut album “Storms of Life” in He spent over five months in the healthy cooking demonstrations, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Christian Men of the Northland, p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- 1986 made him a star, suffered a hospital and underwent two a book club and more. 6:30 p.m. dinner, 7:30 p.m. meeting, 1110. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. stroke in 2013 that initially took brain surgeries, but battled back The cruises will take place area74.org. Golden Dragon, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, away his ability to speak or read. through years of rehabilitation. this year and next year in North Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Government Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. But he’s been steadily recovering During his recovery, many of Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Montreal City Council, 5:30 area74.org. America and the Caribbean. Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., city hall. Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., his voice through rehabilitation, his fellow singers including the Four trips will feature appear- Aurora Club, 6 p.m. monthly Town of Pence, 6 p.m., Pence, The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montre- said his wife Mary Travis. Oak Ridge Boys, Alabama, Josh ances by members of the “Super- membership, Ironwood. Wis., Town Hall. al, Wis. 906-663-0308. “We sing a lot in the car,” said Turner and Jamey Johnson, Soul 100,” a group of Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Hurley City Council, 6:30 p.m., Mended Hearts and Diabetes Mary Travis, backstage beside would come for visits to sing for entrepreneurs, authors, artists Ontonagon United Methodist Church city hall. Support Group, 2 p.m., Aspirus her husband. “We sing a lot at him and pray for him, said Mary and others deemed inspirational basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Kimball Town Board, 6:30 p.m., Grand View Hospital conference home. Music is his soul. Music is Travis. by Winfrey. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Kimball, Wis., Community Center. area, Ironwood. 906-932-2443. Government Wednesday, Feb. 15 Bessemer Area Historical Soci- Gogebic-Iron County Airport ety, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie St., Besse- Board, 4:30 p.m., airport. Christian Men of the Northland, mer. Ironwood City Commission 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 NBC’s Bob Costas being replaced by Mike Tirico at Olympics Work Session, 4:30 p.m., on com- Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, mission goals, Women’s Club Room, 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse NEW YORK (AP) — Mike ESPN last year. He helped with “I hope I enhanced people’s nity Action Agency food commod- Tirico is taking over from Bob the network’s coverage of the Rio enjoyment and understanding of Ironwood. ity distribution, 9-10 a.m., Pioneer Faith Center, Ironwood. Bessemer Township Board, 5 Costas as the prime-time host of Olympics last summer. the events,” he said, “and I hope NBC’s Olympics coverage start- The Olympics role requires that I presented a sense of the ing next winter in South Korea. the host to set the stage for the drama, the theater, the excite- Costas, who has been the on- night’s telecast, guide viewers on ment and, when appropriate, Beck joins health foundation board directors air concierge to NBC’s Olympics switches to different venues, acknowledged all of the issues MARQUETTE — The Superi- of many, and I am excited to LaJoie, executive director of the 11 times starting in 1992, said he handle news if it breaks and con- involved.” or Health Foundation recently bring these experiences to the Superior Health Foundation. decided on his own a year ago duct on-air interviews. It was a He said his favorite Olympics announced the addition of wonderful people living in the “Heather has a passion for that the time was right for a job popularized by ABC’s Jim memory was in Atlanta in 1996, Heather Beck to its U.P.-wide western U.P. I look forward to improving the health and well- change. McKay in the 1970s. Costas and when Muhammad Ali, despite Board of Directors. being a voice for our area,” she being of people. Her addition fills “This is entirely on my terms Tirico both paid tribute to McKay his Parkinson’s disease, was a Beck, the Early Childhood said. a critical need in board represen- and I like it that way,” Costas Thursday, with Tirico recalling a surprise torchbearer who lit the Director for the Gogebic-Onton- Beck received a bachelor’s tation across the Upper Peninsu- said Thursday. He said he wants time he sat next to him on a flame at the stadium. agon Intermediate School Dis- degree in elementary education la.” to do some commentary on spe- plane and pumped the veteran “Somehow even in that condi- trict who works with the Great from Concordia College in Moor- The Superior Health Founda- cial events — maybe even the for stories about the Olympic tion he was just as charismatic Start Collaborative, has worked head, Minn., earned a master’s tion, headquartered in Mar- Olympics — and long-form pro- experience. and magnetic as he’s always in the field of education since degree in curriculum, instruction quette, is a health-centered, gramming, likening his new role Costas’ decision denies him a been,” Costas said. 2002. Her previous work includ- and assessment from Walden grant-giving organization that to what former news anchor Tom victory lap in Pyeongchang in Costas and Tirico, 50, have a ed stints as a teacher and admin- University of Minneapolis and provides grant funding to pro- Brokaw does at NBC. He also 2018, although he may not miss tie that goes way back. They both istrator at a number of different holds an Educational Specialist jects all across the U.P. Its mis- wants to broadcast more baseball the Winter Olympics. In Sochi, graduated from Syracuse Uni- grade levels. degree from Walden University sion is to: “Assist with unmet to get his fastball back, saying he Russia, in 2014, Costas was side- versity, where Tirico was the “I look forward to working in educational leadership and healthcare needs, with health listened to old tapes and realized lined for six days because of an first recipient of a scholarship in with Superior Health Founda- administration. education, and with programs he wasn’t doing that as well as eye infection. Costas’ name. tion,” said Beck, a native of Sun- Beck and her husband, a and research on preventing ill- he used to. hurst, Mont., who moved to native of Ontonagon, are parents ness and promoting health.” “I’m not retiring, I’m just tran- Ontonagon in September 2015 to to three boys. To learn more, visit its web- sitioning,” he said. pursue a new career. “The Superior Health Founda- site at superiorhealthfounda- The 50-year-old Tirico had “The Foundation has made tion is excited about Heather’s tion.org. been considered an heir apparent dramatic differences in the lives addition to our board,” said Jim since joining NBC Sports from FUNDRAISER Hurley Spaghetti Dinner MANNY’S 316 E. Houk St., Ironwood Dairy Queen Sunday, February 12 from 11:00 - 3:00 Tickets $10.00 – under 5 yrs. old FREE For information or tickets, call 715-862-0949 or 906-458-5004 NOW OPEN Sponsored by Stepping Stones 4U is a non-profitStepping Christian based group which Stones seeks to help people 4U who have been For The Season in jail, to become productive members of society. 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There is no evidence D G fire federal judges or intimidate them with — none — that refugees and immigrants your tweets. They have lifetime appoint- have been a threat to national security. The Sue Mizell, Publisher ments for a reason: so they can resist the ban does not keep out terrorists. It keeps out Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor pressures of politicians like you, bullies who people who have been terrified by turmoil in think bluster and bravado will always get their home countries. them what they want. Cokie and Ten national security experts from the The president has now extended his “run- Steve Roberts Obama administration made this point in a ning war” with the news media to the federal legal brief supporting Robart’s ruling. One of In Their Opinion judiciary. After District Judge James them, former CIA director Michael V. Hay- UW has obligations in Robart blocked Trump’s temporary travel den told The Washington Post that Trump’s ban — aimed primarily at refugees and Mus- order “didn’t solve a real problem and actual- lims — the president assailed him as a “so- called Judge Gonzalo Curiel a “hater” and ly made the overall situation worse.” admissions system called judge” who had made a “ridiculous” said Curiel’s Hispanic heritage biased the Here are just a few of the “bad people with ruling. judge against him in a civil case. bad intentions” who were blocked by Trump’s There was a bit of irony in the latest flap over at the In a later tweet, he continued his assault: More seriously, the conflicts with Curiel order and freed by Judge Robart’s ruling: University of Wisconsin-Madison, where Chancellor “Just cannot believe a judge would put our and Robart could foreshadow many battles Tarek and Ammar Aziz are brothers from Rebecca Blank has asked the Board of Regents to review country in such peril. If something happens ahead. Since Congressional Democrats are Yemen who joined their father after 15 years largely powerless to stop Trump’s appoint- admission policies that prohibit asking prospective stu- blame him and court system. People pouring of separation. “Everything I didn’t do for ments and legislative proposals, the courts dents about or considering their criminal history. in. Bad!” them while I was here, I want to do,” said the Trump might well be right on the legali- loom as an increasingly important check and elder Aziz. “I want to give them the things a Right now, the UW System doesn’t do that. It hasn’t for ties, but no matter how the case eventually balance against unbridled presidential father should. I want to give them love.” years. turns out, his attack on the judge is one more power. Zahro Warsame told the Post she’d bor- But that may change after a 33-year-old UW student disturbing sign that this president does not As Sen. Patrick Leahy, the ranking Demo- rowed $2,625 to buy tickets for her three got into the spotlight over his efforts to organize a cam- respect the rule of law or the separation of crat on the Judiciary Committee, put it, this daughters, who she’d left behind in Ethiopia. pus branch of the white nationalist American Freedom powers. president “seems intent on precipitating a “It’s a miracle,” one of the daughters said Party. Here’s Charles Fried, solicitor general constitutional crisis.” after getting off the plane, “because I never Free speech is no crime, of course. But it turns out the under Ronald Reagan, who told The New The conflict with Robart reinforces anoth- thought I’d see my mother again.” student, Daniel Dropik, was convicted of setting fires at York Times: “There are no lines for him. er unsettling trend in Trump’s approach to Bahati Sudjonga, a 19-year-old Congolese two churches in predominantly black neighborhoods of There is no notion of, this is inappropriate, the presidency: his determination to define man, grew up in refugee camp in Uganda Milwaukee and Lansing, Michigan. And was sentenced to this is indecent, this is un-presidential.” facts in his own way. He told Bill O’Reilly after his parents were killed during a civil five years in federal prison. And Bartholomew J. Dalton, president of that implementation of his executive order war. His two siblings settled in Boise, Idaho, But Blank and the UW didn’t know that — because the American College of Trial Lawyers: “It is was “very smooth” and inconvenienced only last September, and when he was reunited they never asked. wrong for the chief executive of the executive 109 people. with them this week, more than 100 people Predictably, the incident hit the fan, with Blank calling branch to demean a member of the judiciary But that is flat-out false. His own admin- greeted him at the airport, reported the Wall for a review of the admissions policy and, in return, get- with such language. This undermines judi- istration admitted that 60,000 potential trav- Street Journal. Mayor Dave Bieter handed ting lambasted by liberal student groups who said adding cial independence, which is the backbone of elers were affected, and the chaos and heart- him a framed copy of a city council resolution a criminal-history inquiry into the admissions process our constitutional democracy.” break he caused were clearly visible to any- declaring Boise a “welcoming city.” would hurt minority applications. This is not a minor or momentary inci- one with a TV and a pulse. Boise understands the spirit of America. The League of Women Voters weighed in shortly there- dent. For one thing, during the campaign The point of Trump’s ban, as he put it on The president does not. after, saying it opposed background checks as part of the Trump showed his deep-dyed disdain for Twitter, is “about keeping bad people (with Steve and Cokie Roberts can be con- bad intentions) out of country!” But that is state college admission process as part of its longstanding judges who dare to cross him. Remember: He tacted by email at [email protected]. belief that an ex-offender should have full restoration of civil rights. Letter to the Editor offensive phrase, one that refer- The students did not mean 7, and to the tribal councils of the Chancellor Blank, meanwhile, told reporters: “I myself enced the history of Native any disrespect to the Native Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake think it’s untenable for me to know that I have someone Americans. Although mentioning American community in creating Superior Chippewa Indians, the in the campus community who has a past felony back- ‘Trail of Tears’ reference the “Trail of Tears,” the sign was the sign. There was no mali- Bad River Band of Lake Superior ground. I think that would be disturbing to a good num- inappropriate not intended in any way to refer cious intent — the sign, however, Tribe of Chippewa Indians and ber of my parents.” to that history. was both inappropriate and the Keweenaw Bay Indian Com- After playing the fear card, Blank went on to say: “I To the Editor: School staff members did not offensive. munity. want to be very clear that I do not think a criminal back- At a recent sporting event at see the sign prior to the basket- An apology has been sent by Catherine Shamion ground should be a bar for admissions. The question is the Wakefield-Marenisco School, ball game and the students the students to the Bessemer Superintendent a sign was held up that con- what information do you have and when do you use it in involved did not recognize the Area School District, the oppos- Wakefield-Marenisco tained an inappropriate and the admissions process.” connection to U.S. history. ing team from the game on Feb. School Good question. UW System President Ray Cross responded by saying the UW System would research admissions policies and Today in history practices at other universities, and make recommenda- tions to the Board of Regents in time for the 2018-19 By The Associated Press admissions cycle. Today’s Highlight in History Cross said a safe environment for learning is a prima- On Feb. 10, 1967, the 25th ry concern for students and families, but “with that in Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, mind, any consideration of criminal history during our dealing with presidential disability admissions process requires the delicate balancing of and succession, was ratified as Min- three of our core principles: to ensure student, faculty and nesota and Nevada adopted it. On this date staff safety, to promote the healthy exchange of ideas, In 1763, Britain, Spain and even contentious ones, and to provide the broadest possi- France signed the Treaty of Paris, ble access to public education.” ending the Seven Years’ War (also As the UW System begins its sifting and winnowing known as the French and Indian War process on admissions policy, it will doubtlessly come in North America). across reports like the one from the Center for Communi- In 1840, Britain’s Queen Victoria ty Alternatives in collaboration with the Association of married Prince Albert of Saxe- Coburg and Gotha. Collegiate Registrars that surveyed 273 institutions of In 1936, Nazi Germany’s Reich- higher learning in 2009. stag passed a law investing the Some of their findings concluded that 66 percent of Gestapo secret police with absolute responding colleges collect criminal justice information, authority exempt from any legal although not all of them consider it in their admissions review. process. In 1942, RCA Victor presented As they assess information, the UW should know that Glenn Miller and his Orchestra with a “gold record” for their recording of an estimated 70 million or more Americans have a crimi- “Chattanooga Choo Choo,” which nal record — almost one in five, according to a White had sold more than 1 million copies. House report. They should know, too, that education can In 1949, Arthur Miller’s play be a saving grace toward reducing recidivism, according “Death of a Salesman” opened at to a 2013 RAND Corp. study that found incarcerated stu- Broadway’s Morosco Theater with dents who enrolled in classes and educational programs Lee J. Cobb as Willy Loman. In 1968, U.S. figure skater Peggy while in prison are 43 percent less likely to return to Fleming won America’s only gold prison within three years. medal of the Winter Olympic Games And finally, the UW should weigh its obligations to the in Grenoble, France. is 80. Rock musician Bob Spalding Actress Laura Dern is 50. Actor Actor Trevante Rhodesis 27. Actress entire state and, particularly, the minority community In 2005, playwright Arthur Miller (The Ventures) is 70. Olympic gold- Jason Olive is 45. Actress Elizabeth Emma Roberts is 26. Actress when it decides who can attend state universities. Those died in Roxbury, Connecticut, at age medal swimmer Mark Spitz is 67. Banks is 43. Pop singer Rosanna Makenzie Vega is 23. Actress Chloe who have a criminal record, but have served their sen- 89 on the 56th anniversary of the Walt Disney Co. chairman and chief Taverez (Eden’s Crush) is 40. Grace Moretz is 20. Actress Yara tences and paid their “debt” to society should not be Broadway opening of “Death of a executive Robert Iger is 66. Golfer Actress Julia Pace Mitchell is 39. Shahidi is 17. Salesman.” Greg Norman is 62. Actress Kath- Reggaeton singer Don Omar is 39. Thought for Today barred from lifting themselves above their past mistakes Today’s Birthdays leen Beller is 61. Country singer Country musician Jeremy Baxter “Be nice to people on the way up. and finding good employment — or advancing their skills Opera singer Leontyne Price is Lionel Cartwright is 57. ABC News (Carolina Rain) is 37. Actress Uzo They’re the same people you’ll pass through higher education. 90. Actor Robert Wagner is 87. Rock correspondent George Aduba is 36. Actor Max Brown is 36. on the way down.” —The Journal Times of Racine, Wis. musician Don Wilson (The Ventures) Stephanopoulos is 56. Retired MLB Actor Barry Sloane is 36. Rock —Jimmy Durante, American is 84. Author and critic Richard All-Star Lenny Dykstra is 54. Political singer Eric Dill is 35. Rock musician comedian (born this day in 1893, Schickel is 84. Singer Roberta Flack commentator Glenn Beck is 53. Ben Romans (The Click Five) is 35. died 1980)

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2017 l 5 try’s bid and not Ruotsala Con- AREA / STATE Record Ramsay struction’s $3,832,286 bid. ENDANGERED SPECIES Predator hunt Charles Lawson, a project manager with the engineering contest begins firm C2AE, told the Daily Globe From page 1 in December the reasoning KENTON — The annual It also agreed to meet said behind the authority’s decision Ontonagon Valley Sportsmen’s conditions, which basically was basically because Snow Club Predator Roundup began means the authority agrees to Country provided “better docu- Thursday in Ontonagon County comply with the conditions set mentation after the fact” to and runs through Sunday. out in the USDA letter. explain how it reached its figure The hunters take aim at coy- According to Verbos, the $2.3 than Ruotsala did. otes, foxes and bobcats, with million loan was only for the Lawson said the irregularities cash prizes to be awarded in sev- water portion of the project that were due to the companies mak- eral categories. is ultimately planned to replace ing different calculations regard- All hunters had to register at 24,600 feet of sewer line and ing the amount of work and Hoppy’s Bar in Kenton between 15,700 feet of water main materials needed for the project. 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. Thursday and throughout Bessemer, including The minutes of the authority’s be checked in from 1 to 4 p.m. for Yale Location. January meeting indicate the the final count on Sunday. The board also adopted a loan USDA accepted the authority’s Winners will be determined resolution, another formality argument presented in the addi- through a point system: Fox, 30; necessary to continue the project. tional information and allowed bobcat, 25, and coyote, 20. These steps allow the project the bid award to stand. Hunters must have valid to continue toward a start date Had the USDA not accepted licenses and comply with all this spring or summer. the additional information, the state hunting regulations. The The bidding process had hit a authority would have had to use of dogs, calling, stalking and temporary roadblock late last either award the bid to the baiting is permitted, but any year, when the USDA informed third lowest bidder, or rebid the predator taken with trap or the authority it had concerns project entirely, according to Associated Press snare marks will be disqualified. with the bidding process. At information presented in THIS 2016 file photo provided by The Xerces Society shows a rusty patched bumblebee in Minnesota. The The schedule of events issue was the fact the authority December. Fish and Wildlife Service said that it was delaying listing the bee species as endangered, one day before it includes: waived irregularities in one of While the water portion of the was to take effect. The listing was to take effect today. —Thursday: 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., the two lowest bids but not the project involves a $2.3 million free to registered hunters; other. The result was the bid was loan, according to information Department of Natural awarded to the second lowest presented Thursday, the project Trump administration delays Resources question and answer bidder — Snow Country Con- also includes $5,638,000 in work session, 6:30 to 7 p.m.; hunt tracting, which submitted a bid to the wastewater portion of the begins at 7:30 p.m. of $4,520,792. project through the city of Besse- —Sunday: Hoppy’s hunter In December, the authority mer. Verbos said this would listing bumblebee as endangered check-in, 1 to 4 p.m. board voted to send the USDA involve the city using a $3 mil- There is a $25 entry fee per additional information explain- lion loan and $2,638,000 in grant TRAVERSE CITY (AP) — The tration order issued Jan. 20. It and we can save it - but not if the hunter if pre-registered and $35 ing why it accepted Snow Coun- funds. Trump administration on Thurs- imposed a 60-day freeze on regu- White House stands in the way.” after Feb. 3. For youth 17 and day delayed what would be the lations that had been published No other pending endangered- under, the fee is $10. first endangered designation for in the register but hadn’t taken species listings are affected by The first place prize is $500, $165,800. The price includes a a bee species in the continental effect. The delay, according to Trump’s freeze, said Heather followed by $350 for second, Finance 500,000-mile, seven-year war- U.S., one day before it was to the White House, was for the Swift, spokeswoman for the $200 for third and $100 for ranty, according to Forest take effect. purpose of “reviewing questions Department of Interior, which fourth. Administrator Eric Peterson. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife of fact, law and policy they includes the Fish and Wildlife The largest coyote, fox and The department had budgeted bobcat win $100 bonuses. There From page 1 Service adopted a rule Jan. 11 raise.” Service. less money, with the plan to pur- extending federal protection to Fish and Wildlife Assistant The rusty patched bumblebee will be a $25 stipend for all non- rebuilding process to ensure the chase a used truck, however the rusty patched bumblebee, Director Gary Frazer said the has disappeared from about 90 prize entries. county follows federal proce- Peterson said all the used vehi- one of many types of bees that move was not expected to impact percent of its range in the past 20 For additional information, dures and receives the expected cles available required fairly play a vital role in pollinating conservation efforts. The federal years. Scientists say disease, pes- contact Pete Heidemann, presi- reimbursements from the Feder- expensive maintenance or crops and wild plants. It once agency “is developing a recovery ticide exposure, habitat loss and dent, OCVC, at 988-2233. al Emergency Management repairs in the near future and was common across the East plan to guide efforts to bring this climate change are among possi- Agency. buying a new vehicle became the Coast and much of the Midwest, species back to a healthy and ble causes. It’s among a number Lottery —It also approved the pur- most cost-effective option. but its numbers have plummeted secure condition,” Frazer said in of bee species that have suffered chase of a 2017 Western Star The department bought its since the late 1990s. a statement. steep population declines — dump truck for the forestry Thursday current dump truck 26 years Federal law requires a 30-day Yet with President Donald along with monarch butterflies, Michigan department at a price of ago. waiting period before most new Trump pledging to cut back on another key pollinator. Poker Lotto: KC-KD-JS-3H-4H regulations become effective. The federal regulations, environmen- The American Farm Bureau Midday Daily 3: 1-2-9 addition of the bumblebee to the talists said they feared the bum- Federation opposed listing the Midday Daily 4: 3-5-2-2 endangered species list was blebee protection might be bumblebee as endangered, say- Daily 3: 6-5-8 Daily 4: 9-8-8-1 scheduled for Friday. The listing doomed. ing it could lead to costly limits Fantasy 5: 11-15-22-23-26 Fitzgerald wants to avoid would require the service to “The Trump administration on land or chemical use and that Keno: 01-02-12-13-16-17-19-21-23-24-27-34-38-44- develop a plan for helping the has put the rusty patched bum- private partnerships could more 45-52-59-64-65-70-71-73 bee recover and provide more blebee back on the path to extinc- effectively preserve bee habitat. crowded Senate primary habitat. tion,” said Rebecca Riley, senior “We’re excited that the admin- Wisconsin MADISON, Wis. (AP) — says Duffy is “kind of driving the 5 Card Cash: KC-JD-5C-6C-4D But in a Federal Register attorney for the Natural istration is taking a second look,” SuperCash: 01-04-18-26-31-37, Doubler: N Republican Senate Majority Lead- train right now” and well-posi- notice, the service announced a Resources Defense Council. “This said Ryan Yates, the group’s Badger 5: 08-14-20-21-29 er Scott Fitzgerald says the GOP tioned for a state run. postponement until March 21 in bee is one of the most critically director of congressional rela- Daily Pick 3: 4-0-0 must avoid a crowded primary in Fitzgerald says Republicans keeping with a Trump adminis- endangered species in the country tions. Daily Pick 4: 8-0-7-3 next year’s race against Demo- must avoid a crowded primary cratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin. that drains resources from candi- Cannabis oil bill advances Fitzgerald is considering run- dates. He says that “would be MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 10, 2017 ning along with a number of foolish for all of us and makes no 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 other Republicans, including sense.” Wisconsin Senate overwhelm- The Vampire Diaries Reign Queen Mary tests Seinfeld Seinfeld ’ The King of The King of Engagement Engagement U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, of Fitzgerald says “we just don’t ingly approved a bill that would # CW KDLH “What Are You?” (TV14) James’s loyalty. 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Refuge (‘13) ’ (NR) (CC) Darkness PREMIUM 6 l FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2017 HOME & GARDEN THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Innovative products HOUSE OF THE WEEK galore at national Farmhouse offers modern living builders’ show By GLENN HAEGE installing the Greyter Home sys- The Detroit News tem you can reduce typical inte- The annual International rior household water consump- Builders Show was back in tion by up to 30 percent by recy- Orlando this year after stints in cling shower and bath water so Las Vegas, and the attendance that it can supply all of the water grew to approximately 80,000 typically required for flushing and featured more than 1,500 toilets. manufacturers and suppliers Speaking of bathrooms, I ran exhibiting their products. 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Gross, right? “Getting food from the farm to help feed more than 25 million has been aggressive about fight- You slipped them to the fami- our fork eats up 10 percent of the people a year “at a time when 1 ing food waste in its 10 dining ly dog or spooned them into a total U.S. energy budget, uses 50 in 6 Americans lack a secure sup- halls. napkin to get them out of sight. percent of U.S. land and swal- ply of food to their tables.” “Food is expensive,” said But there was no fooling Mom. lows 80 percent of all freshwater Alice Henneman, an extension Carla Iansiti, sustainability pro- Your failed sleight-of-hand consumed in the United States. educator with the University of jects manager for MSU’s Culi- resulted in a guilt trip and mem- Yet 40 percent of food in the Nebraska-Lincoln, puts it anoth- nary Services. “We train our staff er way: “Food tossed is money members to get the most volume lost.” out of their product, only cut Food rots when dumped in a what you need for a recipe and be landfill, and produces methane, a creative about using all the prod- greenhouse gas said to con- ucts.” tribute to climate change. 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THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2017 l 7 SPORTS Girls roundup: Hurley, E-TC, Bessemer win SOLON SPRINGS, Wis. — The Hurley Midgettes won their final game before Sunday’s seed- ing meeting for the WIAA Divi- sion 5 regional tournament 47- 38 over Solon Springs Thursday night. “I think this game really helps,” Hurley coach Steve Lom- bardo said. “This is a nice win to hopefully try to argue for a home game. That’s the goal, but we’ll see how it turns out.” The Midgettes led the Indian- head Conference game by 10 points in the second half, but Solon Springs came back to tie it at 32-32. Hurley was able to make a few defensive plays and turn them into runouts to retake control of the game. “Peaks and valleys through- out the game, but we came out on the good side,” Lombardo said. Jason Juno/Daily Globe IRONWOOD’S RICO Braucher competes in the giant slalom Thursday at Powderhorn in Ironwood Township. He finished second. MacKenzie McCorkle and Aiyana Nickel both had 12 points to lead Hurley. Meagan Leinon had 10. Brooke Piilola had 14 boards. Ironwood boys Hurley (8-9, 7-8) hosts Bay- field Monday. The WIAA tourna- ment starts Feb. 21. Hurley — Meagan Leinon 10, Brooke Piilola 9, Aiyana Nickel 12, Ally Rye 4, MacKenzie McCorkle 12. FTs: 5- edge Marquette at 16. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: None. Solon Springs — Morgan Anderson 14, Lily Nordskog 4, Heather Holderness 1, Dominique Orozco 5, Kylli Rajala 5, Ellie Burger 4, Taylor Blaylock 1, Allison Bailey 4. FTs: 5-12. Fouls. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Ander- son 2, Rajala 1. Powderhorn Hurley 22 47 Solon Springs 18 38 IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP — The lone Ironwood girl on the hill. She fin- — — — Ironwood boys picked up their first ished sixth in slalom and seventh in EWEN — Ewen-Trout Creek win of the ski season, defeating neme- GS. held Watersmeet’s high-scoring sis Marquette Thursday at Powder- She “had a solid final home race,” Bethany Baldwin to just 10 horn. Constantini said. points as the Panthers rolled to a The Devils won 40-43. Houghton-Hancock beat Marquette 58-19 Copper Mountain Confer- Norway and Houghton-Hancock to win the girls meet. ence win Thursday night. also took part, but neither had enough Boys The Panthers played a box- skiers to place as a team. Team: 1. Ironwood 40, 2. Marquette and-one on her with Paige “Even with a few hiccups along the 43. Berglund and Gracie Witt taking way, the boys came on strong today Slalom: 1. Truman Durand, Mar- turns playing the one on her. and won the race,” Ironwood coach Liz quette. Ironwood: 2. Rico Braucher, 3. The rest of the team looked to Constantini said. Sean Schwab, 7. Kyle McCullough, 8. double her when she got around “It was nice having our full squad Josh Hale, 9. Guillermo Perez. the defender. today and it was our depth that made GS: 1. Truman Durand, Marquette. “She wasn’t able to get many the difference. It was a strong regular- Ironwood: 2. Rico Braucher, 3. Kyle shots off,” E-TC coach Jacky season finish as we head into the McCullough, 7. Ian Bentley, 8. Sean Besonen said. “I think our defen- regional race at Nubs Nob (Harbor Schwab, 10. Josh Hale, 12. Guillermo sive plan worked pretty well on Springs) on Monday.” Perez. her. We knew that she’s obvious- Ironwood’s Rico Braucher finished Girls ly a very good player. We knew runner-up to Marquette’s Truman Team: 1. Houghton-Hancock 35, 2. we had to focus on her.” Durand in both the slalom and giant Marquette 42. E-TC turned it over just six slalom. Slalom: 1. Ally Fenton, HH. Iron- times in the first half and they The Devils’ Sean Schwab was third wood: 6. Corissa Mattson. shot well. The Panthers scored in the slalom and Kyle McCullough GS: 1. Jenna Stein, HH. Ironwood: 27 points in the first quarter. placed third in GS. Jason Juno/Daily Globe Elise Besonen led E-TC with Senior Corissa Mattson was the 7. Corissa Mattson. IRONWOOD’S KYLE McCullough takes part in the giant slalom Thursday at Powderhorn. 20 points, Berglund scored 12 and Maddy Cronkright had 11. E-TC (11-2, 10-1) hosts L’Anse tonight. Samsons score 100, DCTC comes here Saturday; Lady Samsons fall Watersmeet — Baldwin 10, Caron 3, Grosso 2, Pallin 4. F: 7; Fouled out: None; Free throws: 5-11; 3-point field goals: None. MARINETTE, Wis. — The Samsons hit the century mark ones.” the Twin Cities. With Gogebic hosting last year, DCTC only need- E-TC — Witt 5, Berglund 12, Brady 4, Driesenga 6, Besonen 20, Cronkright 11. F: 12; Fouled out: None; Thursday night, beating UW-Marinette 100-64. The Samsons moved the ball as well as they have all year and ed one win against GCC. Free throws: 1-4; 3-point field goals: Cronkright 3, Beso- While UW-Marinette had the only 20-plus point scorer of the made a lot of extra passes, he said. But Saturday’s game is still important for the Samsons. nen 2, Berglund 2. game, Gogebic Community College had six in double figures. “We shot real well. The extra pass is important. We were doing “It’s a big game anytime you play a rival,” Mackey said. “Our Watersmeet 6 11 12 19 “Everybody got to play that suited up tonight, we spread the that tonight and knocking in shots,” Mackey said. psyche is we want to win and we want to protect home court. We E-TC 27 46 53 58 wealth a little bit,” GCC coach Dennis Mackey said. Garfield Voker led GCC with 18 points, Brandon Emery scored want to prove we can beat them.” — — — The Samsons held UW-Marinette to 27 points in the first half 14, Michael Hill 13, Davonte Williamson 12 and Josh Vinson and The Samsons led with five minutes left last month, but DCTC BESSEMER — Bessemer and led by 28 at the half. Morgan Cox both 10. came back. picked up a 40-33 Copper Moun- “I think we set the tone early, our defensive effort was very good Gogebic hosts rival DCTC Saturday at 2 p.m. “Losing that game is sticking in our craw a little bit and hopeful- tain Conference win over Repub- in the first half,” Mackey said. “Our defense opened things up for The site of the Region 13 semifinal game on March 1 was lic-Michigamme on Senior Night us. We were able to get out on the run a little bit, get a few easy already set with DCTC’s win over GCC on Jan. 28 — it will be in Thursday. GOGEBIC — page 8 “We had balanced scoring,” Bessemer coach Gerry Pelissero said. “Nine of our 11 players scored. Good for pretty much Korpi scores 7 points in everybody to get in the scoring column.” Rachel Emery led Bessemer final 33.1 seconds as with eight points. Bessemer (4-15, 4-10) hosts Ontonagon Thursday night. W-M surprises Jeffers R-M — Jarvi 1, T. Raisanen 14, T. Kaminen 7, R. Kaminen 3, A. Laasko 2, A. Hertanen 6. FTs: 12-22. By PAT KRAUSE scored zero in the first (quar- Fouls: 13. Fouled out: Kaminen. 3-pointers: T. Raisanen [email protected] ter), six in the second and zero 2, Hertanen 1. Bessemer — Megan Peterson 7, Allyson Metas 5, WAKEFIELD — She did it in the third. At one point, she Kelsey Kitto 2, Emily Matonich 4, Caitlin Lynch 6, Maddie again. said, 'I'm not hitting anything.' Jacobson 2, Rachel Emery 8, Karli Trcka 4, Taylor With Wakefield-Marenisco I told her, 'You're a scorer-it'll Manchester 2. FTs: 10-19. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Peterson 1, Metas 1. down 42-40 in the fourth quar- come.' Darienne really stepped R-M 3 15 22 33 ter, Darienne Korpi took over it up in the last two minutes. Bessemer 13 26 38 40 for the Cardinals. She scored She made the big shot again. — — — seven points in the last 33.1 sec- That's Darienne." HOUGHTON — Utilizing a onds as the Cardinals overcame Korpi finished with 18 quick start, the Houghton Grem- a good Jeffers team 47-42 in points, but she wasn't the only lins earned a 67-26 nonconfer- Copper Mountain Conference one that made a big contribu- ence win over the Ontonagon action on Thursday night. tion to the win. Gladiators (8-10) Thursday in First, Korpi rebounded a shot "Rachel Obradovich had a Houghton. and made a put-back to knot double-double with 14 points Houghton led 18-2 after the the game at 42-42. Jeffers gave and 12 rebounds and she got first quarter, setting the tone for up the ball and W-M coach the player guarding her in foul the night. Bruce Mahler called timeout to trouble," Mahler said. "She's “It was a great team win. We set up a shot that everyone in getting back to where she was really focused on pushing the the Cardinal Gym knew was before she went out. Saundra ball hard,” Houghton head coach going to Korpi. With 14.2 sec- (Libertoski) ran the point guard Julie Filpus said. onds remaining, Korpi came off position well. We only had eight Sloane Zenner led Houghton a screen on the right wing and turnovers. (17-0) with 13 points, giving her splashed a deep 3 to put W-M "The girls also played good 974 career points. She has a up 45-42. Korpi put the icing on defense and our press worked chance to get 1,000 Monday in the cake by intercepting a cross- and caused turnovers. We don't Calumet. Ontonagon — Wesinger 2, Weiner 2, Allen 3, Kolpack court pass and sinking a layup always get back when they beat 8, Saari 2, Lutz 6, Labyak 3. F: 13; Fouled out: None; with 3.0 seconds left. us on the press, but tonight the Free throws: 2-5; 3-point field goals: None. It was only 11 days ago that girls got back to help Houghton — Dillinger 5, Ryynanen 8, Zenner 13, C. Monette 4, K. Monette 4, Colling 2, Froberg 6, Kyllonen Korpi drained a last second Obradovich and that was big." 2, Magyar 4, Pietila 13, Markham 2, Klein 4. F: 10; three-pointer in overtime to Meanwhile, Jeffers coach Joe Fouled out: None; Free throws: 15-19; 3-point field goals: beat Bessemer. Romano was dispirited and dis- Ryynanen 2. Pat Krause/Daily Globe Ontonagon 2 11 17 26 WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO’S Darienne Korpi goes to the hoop in Thursday night’s game against Jeffers at "Darienne started slow Houghton 18 42 57 67 Wakefield. Korpi scored seven points in the last 33.1 seconds and W-M won 47-42. tonight," Mahler said. "She CARDINALS — page 10 8 l FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Boys roundup: Hurley beats

Hancock at Bessemer, 6:30 Kinross Maplewood Baptist 65, Bay Mills Local Schedule Ontonagon at Chassell, 7:20 EST Basketball scores Ojibwe Charter 25 Friday, Feb. 10 U.P. Girls Boys basketball Thursday Northland Pines, Nimrods win Wednesday, Feb. 15 NFL Playoffs Watersmeet at Bessemer, 6:30 College basketball Calumet 54, Escanaba 47 All Times EST Hurley at Mercer, 7:15 Finlandia at GCC, women, 5; men, 7 North Central 61, Stephenson 38 Wild-card Playoffs Dollar Bay at Ontonagon, 7:20 EST Bark River-Harris 65, Superior Central 44 Saturday, Jan. 7 HURLEY — Hurley ended a three- Girls basketball Thursday,Girls basketball Feb. 16 Big Bay de Noc 43, Carney-Nadeau 31 Houston 27, Oakland 14 L’Anse at Ewen-Trout Creek, 7 EST Solon Springs at Hurley, 7:15 Munising 87, North Dickinson 44 Seattle 26, Detroit 6 game skid with a 56-51 non-confer- Bayfield at Mercer, 5:45 Ontonagon at Bessemer, 6:30 Forest Park 32, West Iron County 30 Sunday, Jan. 8 ence win over Northland Pines Thurs- Wakefield-Marenisco at Republic- Norway 53, Ishpeming 52 Pittsburgh 30, Miami 12 day night. Saturday, Feb. 11 Green Bay 38, N.Y. Giants 13 College basketball Michigamme, 6:30 Negaunee 54, Iron Mountain 25 The Midgets were up by 11 points L’Anse 62, Hancock 57 Divisional Playoffs DCTC at GCC, men, 2 Watersmeet at Chassell, 6:20 with six minutes to go, but the Eagles GCC at Illinois Central College, women, 2 Drummond at Ironwood, 6 Houghton 67, Ontonagon 26 Saturday, Jan. 14 Boys basketball Chassell 54, Dollar Bay 33 Atlanta 36, Seattle 20 trailed by just two points with 30 sec- Bessemer at Bayfield, 7 Ewen-Trout Creek 58, Watersmeet 19 New England 34, Houston 16 Sunday,College basketball Feb. 12 onds left and the ball. They had an Ironwood at Butternut, 7:15 Wakefield-Marenisco 47, Painesdale Jef- Sunday, Jan. 15 GCC at South Suburban (Ill.), women open layup but an Eagle dribbled it off fers 42 Green Bay 34, Dallas 31 Pittsburgh 18, Kansas City 16 his foot. Friday,Girls basketball Feb. 17 Bessemer 40, Republic-Michigamme 32 Monday,Girls basketball Feb. 13 Conference Championships Goodman-Pembine at Mercer, 5:45 Newberry 72, Rudyard 30 “We finally caught a break,” Hurley Ironwood at Wakefield-Marenisco, 6:30 Sunday, Jan. 22 Hurley at Ashland, 7:15 DeTour 35, Cedarville 31 coach Mike Swartz said. “Things got a Baraga at Ewen-Trout Creek, 7 EST NFC Boys basketball Pickford 59, Engadine 52 Dollar Bay at Watersmeet, 6 Atlanta 44, Green Bay 21 little scary for us, but we were able to Ewen-Trout Creek at Baraga, 7 EST Kinross Maplewood Baptist 67, Bay Mills Bayfield at Hurley, 7:15 AFC make the plays when we needed to. Wakefield-Marenisco at Watersmeet, Ojibwe Charter 44 New England 36, Pittsburgh 17 6:30 Sault Ste. Marie 45, Cheboygan 13 That’s encouraging. It’s a process. Tuesday, Feb. 14 Pro Bowl Girls basketball Goodman-Pembine at Mercer, 7:15 We’re learning. Sunday, Jan. 29 Mercer at Ironwood, 5:45 Solon Springs at Hurley, 7:15 U.P.Thursday Boys At Orlando, Fla. “I thought we learned from some of Three Lakes at Hurley, 7:15 Wakefield-Marenisco at Watersmeet, Gladstone 75, Kingsford 54 AFC 20, NFC 13 the mistakes we made in Mellen (a Boys basketball 6:30 Marquette 67, Escanaba 57 (OT) Super Bowl Watersmeet at Jeffers, 6:20 Ontonagon at Hancock, 7:20 EST Rapid River 80, Stephenson 65 heartbreaking loss in OT) and were Sunday, Feb. 5 Mercer at Ironwood, 7:15 Bayfield at Ironwood, 7:15 Menominee 69, Wabeno, Wis. 51 able to convert when we needed to. At Houston Lake Linden-Hubbell at Wakefield- Dollar Bay at Bessemer, 6:30 Republic-Michigamme 56, Lake Linden- I’m proud of the kids for hanging in Marenisco, 6:30 New England 34, Atlanta 28, OT Hubbell 46 there tonight and getting the job done.” Justin Sukanen led Hurley with 13 points, Carson Thewis had 12 and Isaac DeCarlo scored 10. Thewis was 7 of 8 from the line in the second half. “I thought Carson Thewis was big for us down the stretch,” Swartz said. “I thought everyone who got in the Jason Juno/Daily Globe game contributed. Josh Quello made Ford - Chrysler - Dodge - Jeep HURLEY’S RYLEY Eitrem shoots over a Northland Pines defender Thurs- 2016 Ford Escape SE 4WD some big plays for us defensively.” day night at the Hurley K-12 School. $ Hurley (6-12, 5-8) goes to rival Mer- 19,900 cer tonight. Pines — Sam Smith 9, Jack Hayes 4, Ryan Peterson 8, 2.0L L4 DOHC 16V, 6 speed auto., AM/FM stereo, a/c, entire team,” Watersmeet coach Hwy. M 28, P.O. Box 200 cruise, fog lights, keyless entry, rear spoiler, SYNC, “Real big one, that place is going to Hunter Rose 3, Cameron Wait 3, Trent Fessenbecker 2, Michael Rosinski 13, David Mendham 9. FTs: 4-6. Fouls: 19. George Peterson III said. side airbags, telematic system, be rocking,” Swartz said. “We were Ewen, MI 49925 Toll Free: (800) 562-7112 Fouled out: Mendham, Peterson. 3-pointers: Smith 3, Peter- Jacario Holt led Watersmeet with tire pressure monitor, traction control. able to escape with a win at our place www.BigValley.biz Phone: (906) 988-2323 son 2, Rose 1, Rosinski 3. 20 points. Trace Gagnon and Rondell earlier in the year. I know Mercer’s Hurley — Isaac DeCarlo 10, Carson Thewis 12, Ryley McKinney both had 14. Jason McKin- going to be ready to go and give us a Eitrem 7, Dante Bender 5, Tandrell Foster 9, Justin Sukanen 13. FTs: 12-23. Fouls: 14. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: ney had a team-high 11 boards. Ron- Obradovich got W-M rolling in the second half great game. We have to move on from DeCarlo 2, Thewis 1, Sukanen 3. dell had eight steals and eight Cardinals with two straight baskets, including one where this win and get ready for Mercer with Pines 18 51 rebounds. Holt had seven boards and she was falling forward on the baseline but still this quick turnaround. Hurley 24 56 Gagnon six. sank the shot to go ahead 25-20 with 4:38 left in “Mercer is a scrappy team and they — — — “It was a great team effort on behalf have a scorer in (Tarrin) St. Germaine the third quarter. WATERSMEET — Watersmeet of the Nimrods,” Peterson said. “We that can really light it up.” From page 7 But the game swung back and forth and the slowed Phelps’ Sawyer Rosner and still have a month to go before March Both games are important for Hur- the Nimrods picked up a 60-48 non- Madness and if we can keep improv- tressed about his team's performance. Jets out-scored W-M 11-0 the rest of the quarter ley’s postseason seed. Northland ing, one never knows what can hap- "I'm very disappointed in our squad," Romano and grabbed back the lead at 31-25. conference win Wednesday night. Pines only lost to state-ranked Phillips He had 17 points after scoring a pen.” said. "We've got a 10-6 record now, but we've lost The Cardinals cranked up the full-court press by one and a sweep over Mercer combined 77 points in the previous Watersmeet goes to Wakefield- two or three in a row. We've lost the fire. This is in the fourth quarter with Libertoski, Ebanie would give the Midgets an edge over two games against Watersmeet. MareniscoPhelps Friday 3night. 16 25 48 one of the most talented teams we've had, but I'm Delich, Alexa Jilek and Korpi applying most of the Tigers (8-9). “Great helping defense by the Watersmeet 12 22 38 60 not getting them to play. I've never been this the pressure and coming away with turnovers. It frustrated. We're going back to double practices was also Korpi time as she scored 12 fourth quar- tomorrow. ter points, including the seven big ones at the Gogebic lege coach Mark Movrich said. “We would have a wide- end. open, let’s say 15-foot jumper or 12-foot jumper, and we "Congrats to Wakefield-Marenisco. They would take it to the basket and take a contested five-foot played very good and that's a well-coached team." Clouthier led all scorers with 19 points and jumper. If you’re not going to get to the basket, why not just Jeffers did not shoot well at all in the first half. Julia Nordstrom followed with 13. take the open shot? Whether it was the Jets' poor shooting or W-M's Korpi was W-M's top gun with 18 points, while From page 7 “And Marinette, anytime we got within five, six feet of the tough defense with the press or a combination of Rachel Obradovich played one of the "best games" ly we respond with a good effort on Saturday.” basket, they did a good job of contesting all of our shots in close.” both, the Jets managed to take a 8-7 first quarter and dropped in 14 points. Libertoski chipped in The Samsons will also have Emery for this meeting, he was out with an injury last month. UW-Marinette’s Tori Wangerin led all scorers with 31 lead, but the Cardinals went into halftime with a with eight points. points. Jeffers won the junior varsity game 60-36. “He means a lot, moving the basketball, creates another 21-17 advantage. dynamic,” Mackey said. “We have good depth. When we “She was tough to handle,” Movrich said. “She does a very good job of getting position. We let her get the ball Almost single-handedly, Jeffer's Alexa The Cardinals (6-10, 6-6) host Ironwood in a move the basketball, we’re a tough team.” non-conference rivalry game on Monday with a Gogebic — Josh Vinson 10, Brandon Emery 14, Michael Hill 13, Kyle Smith 9, Trevor deep.” Clouthier managed to keep W-M within reach Paulus 5, Davonte Williamson 12, Lester Williamson 3, Garfield Voker 18, Denver Sharrow 6, 6:30 tipoff. Maria Wiltzius led GCC with 15 points. Lexi Engler had with her long-range shooting. She buried four Morgan Cox 10. FTs: 13-15. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: none. 3-pointers: Hill 3, Smith 1, Paulus 12 and Lori Wardynski scored 11. triples in the first half or 12 of Jeffers first 17 Jeffers — Ivy Klemett 2, Alexa Clouthier 19, Julia Nordstrom 13, Dana Kinnunen 7, 1, D. Williamson 3, Voker 1, Sharrow 2. Cierra Stevens 1. FT's: 2-8, Fouls: 12, Fouled out: none, 3-pointers: Clouthier 5, Nord- GCC 55 100 GCC (9-11) goes to Illinois Central Saturday and South points. strom 1. UW-Marinette 27 64 SuburbanGCC — Hallee Sunday. Yon 3, Lori Wardynski 11, Lexi Engler 12, Mary Saldana 4, Maddie Gabka The Cardinals are at their best when they get W-M — Ebanie Delich 2, Darienne Korpi 18, Saundra Libertoski 8, Alexa Jilek 3, — — — 3, Maria Wiltzius 15. FTs: 9-18. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: Wardynski, Saldana. 3-pointers: Wiltz- out and run and that was where Libertoski, Melissa Wanink 2, Rachel Obradovich 14. FT's: 5-14, Fouls: 12, Fouled out: none, 3- ius 2, Gabka 1, Wardynski 1, Yon 1. pointers:Korpi 2. MARINETTE, Wis. — The Lady Samsons made just 17 UW-Marinette — Angel Melton 5, Ashley Nerat 2, Amanda Simmons 6, Laura Raatz 15, Obradovich and Korpi started picking up points Christina Jagiello 4, Sarah Pettit 7, Tori Wangerin 31. FTs: 13-26. Fouls: 15. Fouled out: Jeffers 8 17 31 42 of 83 from the floor in a 70-48 loss to UW-Marinette Thurs- None. 3-pointers: Raatz 3. in the first half. W-M 7 21 25 47 day. GCC 18 48 “A lot of it was shot selection,” Gogebic Community Col- UW-Marinette 37 70 Winners of Frozen Chosen elementary basketball tournament at Hurley

Submitted photo Submitted photo HURLEY WON the sixth grade boys title. Team members are from left, ONTONAGON WON the fourth grade boys title. From left, first row are: first row: Rysz Thomas, Dominic Croci, Brayden Nelson, Jay Allen, Jacob Jack Nelson, Paul Davis, Kayle Kaarto; second row: Coach Aaron Yurchak; second row: Kaden Krall, Rudy Sokol, Eli Talsma, Collin Thier, Kaikko, Jerry Majurin, Abi Pestka, Gage Armour, Carson Uotila, Coach Jeremy Oja. Troy Preiss. Submitted photo EWEN-TROUT Creek won the sixth grade girls title. From left are: Kate Borseth, Marissa Polkky, Ashlei LaPlant, Kaitlynn Gillespie, Madison Garcia.

Submitted photo Submitted photo Submitted photo WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO won the fifth grade boys title. From left, first HURLEY WON the fifth grade girls title. From left, first row are: Sydney Saari, EWEN-TROUT Creek won the fourth grade girls title. From left, Jaana Aukee, Anna Lino, Patience Sivula, Gretchen Abramson, Shelby Fink, row are: Jordan Libertoski, Jayden Bennett, Braylon Lane, Bryce Rooni, first row are: Emma Besonen, Liberty Thompson; second row: Carter Cole; second row: Nathan Londo, Travis Bachand, Cade Ahonen, Julia Sokol; second row: Natalee Fisk, Alayna King, Kamryn Swartz, Juel Czer- Bree Besonen, Jolie Anderson, Sarina Fors, Addy Avedisian, Kalli neski, Serena Tauer. Kyler Macarty, Luke Wasielewski. Borseth. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2017 9 DEFLOCKED Wife’s death makes it hard to sleep Dear Annie: I am a 69- do if she were still alive. The year-old man who, until now, only thing I really have diffi- only read your column periodi- culty doing is sleeping. I would cally. Each time I read your appreciate any advice you can advice to someone, I would say offer. — Neil to myself, “Hmm, that’s really Dear Neil: I know that good advice.” I never ever Dear nothing I say can reduce the thought that I would need to Annie enormity of your loss — that write to you. Well, now I am my response may come across eating those words. as cliched or maybe even a lit- In late August, I lost the woman refused to let the can- tle hollow — because in the MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM most important person in my cer win. She went on with her face of such grief, words look life to inoperable pancreatic life, and even though she ridiculous and small. Still, I cancer. My wife was diagnosed received chemo and radiation must say, with all of my heart, in June 2014, and despite the therapy on a regular basis, as that I am so sorry for your loss. fact that the cancer spread to well as numerous medications, In these times of deep grief, three additional organs, she she refused to give in. turn to the memories you and fought back. This amazing I drove her to every doctor’s your wife shared. Let them appointment and every radia- warm you through the night tion and chemotherapy like a blanket. They are eter- OUR appointment, as well as all nal. No one can ever take those Y over the country as we away from you. Your wife lives searched for clinical trials. OROSCOPE on in your heart. Let her H However, after two-plus years, strength help you through this. her fragile body could fight no BORN LOSER Be patient with yourself and longer, and she died in my permit yourself to grieve as arms. long and as deeply as you need. The reason I am writing to you is that I am a total mess. But it sounds as if your wife Friends and family are calling was an amazing fighter, and EUGENIA me to come to dinner. I don’t she would want you to fight — LAST want to be around people as I to be strong, to wring as much grieve; I prefer to be alone all joy and happiness out of life as Your Birthday of the time. Our house is just you possibly can, every single Friday, Feb. 10, 2017 as it was on the day she died glorious day on this earth. because I simply can’t part You are blessed to have Thoughts and ideas followed by friends and family who want to action will be your route to success. with her things at this time. Yet seeing these things sends lift you up. When you are ALLEY OOP Confidently pursue your objectives ready, you will let them. One and show attention to detail and preci- me into pain and sobbing ses- sion as you move from one goal to the sions that may last for hours. I day, someone close to you will next. 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Realistic ideas I feel empty and incomplete. features by other Creators FOR BETTER OR WORSE and expectations will be necessary. Although people keep telling Syndicate columnists and car- ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Get toonists, visit the Creators involved in something that will help me that things eventually will your community. The experience you get better, I have my doubts. I Syndicate website at cre- gain will encourage you to head in a am trying to take care of ators.com. direction that is satisfying as well as myself and to do the things I COPYRIGHT 2017 CRE- profitable. Personal improvements are believe she would want me to ATORS.COM apparent. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — You’ll gain the most if you work quietly on your own. Don’t discuss your plans DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD until you are sure you have everything in place. Say less and do more. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Put home, family and personal concerns FRANK & ERNEST first. 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Applications are available at: Please apply in person at the Business Office: Community Mental Health Authority Dairymen’s Inc. 103 W. US 2, Wakefield, MI 49968 10750 Dairymen's Road, To complete application online please visit: Boulder Junction, WI 54512 gccmh.org contact Katie Rucinski, Controller: (715)385-9363 ext. 4229 Deadline: 2/17/2017 If you have questions, please contact Wendy Krall at: (906)229-6104 Executive Director The Mercer Area Chamber of Commerce is seeking an Executive Director who will serve our community and our members. Essential functions include developing an annual plan, nurturing and Dietary Manager Computer Services Excavating Snowplowing growing chamber relationships, managing chamber functions and events, ensuring organizational structure and policies are in place and followed, and coordinating branding and marketing efforts that position Villa Maria is accepting applications for a dietary manager. FAHRNER EXCAVATING Mercer as THE destination to live, work and play. Experience in a health care dietary setting is helpful. Certi)cation is expected within one year, and we will train RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Essential qualifications include a bachelor’s degree in leisure tourism, CLOVERLAND public relations or a closely related field – or at least three years of those interested to learn and succeed. Villa Maria is a 70 • Site Prep • Road Building experience in a related field of work. Demonstrated interest in the bed skilled nursing facility with diverse dietary needs. • Driveways • Culverts community and businesses of Mercer is a must. Access to a registered dietician is always available. • Ponds & Pond Cleaning EXCAVATING Please send or email your cover letter and resume to: Villa Maria o(ers a great salary, fringe bene)t program that • Land Clearing • Tree & Stump Mercer Chamber Board of Directors includes health insurance and 401K pension plan. 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New battery, plugs, tires, the borrower will be held respons- Estate of Sam Misuraco, DE- $550.00 plus deposit and electric. chains/sprocket. $1,200.00 or TN PURCHASERS: This sale may CEASED Settlor of the Sam Mis- TV & Appliance be rescinded by the foreclosing ible to the person who buys the Smoke-free, no pets. (906)364- trade for F/PWC. (715)360-6931 property at the mortgage foreclos- uraco Revocable Trust dated Commercial/ 5995 or (906)364-2697 mortgagee. In that event, your January 4, 2006. Date of Birth: damages, if any, shall be limited ure sale or to the mortgage holder for damaging the property during 05/14/1927 solely to the return of the bid TO ALL CREDITORS:* Residential 2005 BOMBARDIER Traxter. amount tendered at sale, plus in- the redemption period. Dated: January 20, 2017 NOTICE TO CREDITORS: The Sales • Rentals Very good condition, garage kept. terest. MORTGAGE SALE - A PROPERTY FOR rent: 3200 sq.ft. WOODLAND COURT For more information, please call: decedent, Sam Misuraco, died on Since 1962 Management • Appraisals All fluids changed, new vision rims mortgage was granted by Charles 12/26/2016.There is no personal office building. Former Social G. Mowitt, a married man and his FC X (248) 593-1302 and radial tires. $3,400.00 Trott Law, P.C. representative of the Settlor's es- Security offices, Cloverland Drive, APARTMENTS wife, Robin M. Mowitt, original tate to whom letters of administra- or best offer. (715)360-6931 mortgagor(s), to Action Mort- Attorneys For Servicer Ironwood. Will build/remodel 906-932-5406 or (906)364-2697 31440 Northwestern Hwy Ste. 200 tion have been issued, therefore, to suit. Call (906)932-1411. gages Co., Inc., Mortgagee, dated this notice to creditors is being giv- ÒBox Store * 2 bedroom apartment Highway US-2 • Ironwood September 13, 2002, and recor- Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334- 5422 en by Robert Misuraco, Trustee of Apartments & ded on September 16, 2002 in the Sam Misuraco Revocable $460/monthupnorthproperty.com Liber 387 on Page 236, and as- File #181044F03 (01-20)(02-10) Trust dated January 4, 2006, pur- Prices, signed by mesne assignments to suant to the requirements of MCL Duplexes CitiMortgage, Inc. as assignee as * Located in Ironwood February 9, 10 and 11, 2017 §700.7608. documented by an assignment, in Creditors of the decedent are noti- APARTMENTS AVAILABLE in Gogebic county records, Michigan, NOTICE TO BID * Heat included in rent The Board of County Road Com- fied that all claims against Sam Hurley. Rent based on income. on which mortgage there is Misuraco, individually, or the Sam Small Town claimed to be due at the date missioners of Gogebic County, Stove & fridge provided. Coin op- State of Michigan, at its offices in Misuraco Revocable Trust dated * No pets allowed hereof the sum of Thirty-Five January 4, 2006 will be forever erated laundry on site. Please call: Thousand Nine Hundred Forty- the Courthouse Annex, City of (712)580-5360. Bessemer, will receive sealed bids barred unless presented to Robert ServiceÓ Nine and 91/100 Dollars Misuraco, Trustee, at N5007 North * Secured building ($35,949.91). Under the power of until 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, BRENTLEE APARTMENTS February 22, 2017 for the follow- Star Road, Ironwood, MI 49938, sale contained in said mortgage within 4 months after the date of - UPDATED 2 BEDROOM * 24 - Hour maintenance and the statute in such case made ing: 2 (two) – Quad Axle V-Bot- tom Trailers. Specifications and publication of this notice. and provided, notice is hereby giv- February 8, 2017 APARTMENT en that said mortgage will be fore- bid forms can be obtained at the - LOCATED IN HURLEY service offices of the road commission or Paul A. Sturgul (P55434) closed by a sale of the mortgaged 312 Silver Street - LAUNDRY FACILITIES premises, or some part of them, at on their website www.gogebic- countyroadcommission.org. Bids Hurley, WI 54534 public vendue, at the place of (715)561-4600 ON SITE Apply at Villa Maria in holding the circuit court within are to be submitted in an envel- Robert Misuraco, Trustee - 24-HOUR MAINTENANCE Gogebic County, at 10:00 AM, on ope and plainly marked “Bid for V- Hurley or contact February 17, 2017. Said premises Bottom Trailers” on the outside of Sam Misuraco Revocable Trust SERVICE dtd January 4, 2006 are situated in City of Ironwood, the envelope. The Gogebic - NO PETS Amber at (715)561-4599 Gogebic County, Michigan, and County Road Commission Board N5007 North Star Road $540/MONTH – INCLUDES Legals are described as: Lots Four (4) will accept a fax bid at (906) 663- Ironwood, MI 49938 and Five (5), Block Three (3), 4807, provided it is followed by re- (906)932-4340 122 E. Aurora St. HEAT, WATER/SEWER, Greenfield Heights Addition to the ceipt of the original signed bid by AND GARBAGE Houses for Rent January 20, 27 and City of Ironwood, according to the mail. All bids are to be quoted February 3, 10, 2017 recorded plat thereof. The re- f.o.b. Bessemer, MI. The Board re- Ironwood, MI APPLY AT VILLA MARIA Notice Of Mortgage demption period shall be 6 months serves the right to reject or accept IN HURLEY OR CONTACTHOMES, APARTMENTS, and Foreclosure Sale from the date of such sale, unless any bid or all bids or to waive ir- AMBER AT: (715)561-4599 Business Spaces for rent. Call for THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECT- determined abandoned in accord- regularities and to accept any bid 906-932-0510 details. The Real Estate Store. OR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT ance with MCLA 600.3241a, in that, in the opinion of the Board, is to the best interest and advantage (906)932-5406 A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION WE which case the redemption period OBTAIN WILL BE USED FOR shall be 30 days from the date of of the County of Gogebic. 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This apnea is correctable with use of a pres- By Dave Green based on a 9x9 grid with several naps or will fall asleep while reading and is followed by a lack of breathing sounds, sure mask that keeps the airway open, given numbers. The object is to place will also fall asleep while watching TV at then a gasping of air as the patient tries called CPAP, for continuous positive air- night. My wife doesn't seem to be con- to recover his or her breathing. Patients way pressure. the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty cerned. Should we be? themselves don't notice this pattern. That's not to say CPAP is an easy cure. 2 9 7 squares so that each row, each col- Dear Reader: The quick answer is yes, Because sleep apnea interferes with Many people have difficulty using this umn and each 3x3 box contains the you should be worried. I wouldn't assume deep sleep (stages 3 and 4), sleepiness mask at night, and still others don't want same number only once. that your wife's uncle's sleepiness is a and fatigue are the most common signs to investigate the possibility of sleep 4 5 function of age. I don't know the specifics of sleep apnea. But the risks go beyond apnea for fear of having to wear a mask The difficulty about his past medical conditions or other sleepiness. Chronic sleep apnea in men over their face all night. level of the Conceptis Sudoku aspects of his overall health, but the de- leads to a higher risk of hypertension and For those who have difficulty with CPAP, 1 5 2 8 tails you provide make me suspect sleep diabetes and lower testosterone levels. increases from Monday to Saturday. a device called a mandibular advance- apnea. Over the years, sleep apnea places ment device is also an option. This device Answer to previous puzzle stress upon the heart, increasing the risk Obstructive sleep apnea is a common acts like a rigid retainer to push the lower 5 9 of heart attacks and strokes. Further, disorder, affecting 15 percent of adult jaw forward and open up the airway. males, that occurs when people are sleep apnea increases the risk of abnor- Despite the unpleasantness of the reme- 6 5 3 7 9 2 8 1 4 sleeping. The biggest risk factors are mal heart rhythms in the middle of the 3 6 dies, your wife's uncle and family should obesity, being male and older age. Your night, which can lead to sudden death. 4 2 9 6 1 8 5 3 7 be made aware that sleeping all day isn't wife's uncle has all three of these. In a Considering the degree of your wife's normal and that a sleep study is vital. The 8 1 7 4 3 5 9 2 6 2000 study of 700 adults, published in the uncle's daytime sleepiness, he may have 7 1 health risks are too great to ignore. Journal of the American Medical Associ- severe sleep apnea. 7 9 1 8 4 3 6 5 2 ation, every 10 percent increase in weight I would voice these concerns to your (Robert Ashley, M.D., is an internist and is associated with a sixfold increase in wife's family members, and urge them to assistant professor of medicine at the 8 4 2 1 5 3 4 2 7 6 1 8 9 the rate of sleep apnea. With the rates of enroll him in a sleep study for a definitive University of California, Los Angeles.) 2 6 8 1 5 9 4 7 3 obesity increasing over the last 30 years, diagnosis. 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Feb. 9, 2017 Strong company 20,000 Dow Jones 19,500 industrials 19,000 earnings drive 118.06 18,500 18,000 20,172.40 17,500 US stock indexes A SOND JF to new highs Pct. change from previous: 0.59% High 20,206.36 Low 20,061.73 Feb. 9, 2017 5,800 (AP) — Strong company earn- ings put investors in a buying Nasdaq 5,600 mood Thursday, lifting the major composite 5,400 U.S. stock indexes to record 32.73 5,200 highs. Banks and other financial 5,715.18 5,000 companies led the rally as bond AS O N D JF yields rose. Energy also notched Pct. change from previous: 0.58% High 5,722.71 Low 5,685.15 big gains as crude oil prices rose. Utilities and materials lagged Feb. 9, 2017 the broader market. 2,300 Associated Press Traders have been focused in Standard & 2,250 MILITARY VEHICLES are staged near the path of the Dakota Access pipeline Thursday, near Cannon Ball, recent weeks on companies Poor’s 500 2,200 North Dakota. The developer says construction of the Dakota Access pipeline under a North Dakota reser- reporting their quarterly results 13.20 2,150 voir has begun and that the full pipeline should be operational within three months. One of two tribes who as they size up Corporate Ameri- 2,100 say the pipeline threatens their water supply on Thursday filed a legal challenge asking a court to block con- ca’s prospects for growth. They’re 2,307.87 2,050 struction while an earlier lawsuit against the pipeline proceeds. also keeping an eye on Washing- AS O N D JF ton D.C. to gauge whether the Pct. change from previous: 0.58% High 2,311.08 Low 2,296.61 Trump administration will deliv- er on expectations of business- AP Tribe files legal challenge to friendly policies that helped About 61 percent of the com- com’s latest quarterly results drive a market rally last fall. panies in the S&P 500 reported and the media giant’s plans to “You’re definitely seeing a earnings as of Wednesday. Going turn its business around. The kind of risk-on (trade) right now, by that, company earnings in the owner of BET, Comedy Central, stall Dakota Access pipeline October-December quarter are MTV, Nickelodeon and the with the fear of missing out over- up 6.7 percent from a year earli- Paramount film studio rose CANNON BALL, N.D. (AP) — life. It must be protected at all “The sanctity of these waters shadowing the fear of a policy mistake,” said Chris Zaccarelli, er, according to S&P Global Mar- $1.82, or 4.3 percent, at $43.89. Construction crews have costs.” is a central tenet of their reli- ket Intelligence. Yum Brands also got a lift resumed work on the final seg- The Cheyenne River reserva- gion, and the placement of the chief investment officer for Cor- nerstone Financial. “You’re see- “The earnings season is turn- thanks to stronger U.S. sales at ment of the Dakota Access tion in South Dakota borders the pipeline itself, apart from any ing out to be pretty good,” said its KFC and Taco Bell chains, pipeline, and the developer of the Standing Rock reservation, rupture and oil spill, is a dese- ing a recovery in corporate prof- its, and that’s definitely giving Phil Blancato, CEO of Laden- which offset weakness at the long-delayed project said Thurs- which straddles the North Dako- cration of these waters,” Duche- burg Thalmann Asset Manage- company’s Pizza Hut restau- day that the full system could be ta-South Dakota border. The neaux wrote. investors some extra confidence.” The Dow Jones industrial ment. “We’re starting to see some rants. Its shares gained 80 cents, operational within three months. last piece of the pipeline is to Standing Rock Sioux attorney real earnings growth.” or 1.2 percent, to $67.39. Meanwhile, an American Indi- pass under the lake on the Mis- Jan Hasselman has said that average rose 118.06 points, or 0.6 percent, to 20,172.40. The Stan- Investors bid up shares in Results from several compa- an tribe filed a legal challenge to souri River, which marks the tribe will also try to block the companies that turned in better nies failed to impress investors. block the work and protect its eastern border of both reserva- construction in court, with likely dard & Poor’s 500 index gained 13.20 points, or 0.6 percent, to earnings or outlooks than Wall Twitter slumped 12.3 percent water supply. tions. arguments that further study is Street was expecting, including after the social media company’s The Army granted Energy A separate court battle unfold- necessary to preserve tribal 2,307.87. The Nasdaq composite index added 32.73 points, or 0.6 Gannett, Kellogg and Dunkin’ latest quarterly earnings, which Transfer Partners formal per- ed between the developer and the treaty rights. Brands. topped analyst expectations, mission Wednesday to lay pipe Army Corps of Engineers, which An assessment conducted last percent, to 5,715.18. The Nasdaq has now set a record high three Gannett, publisher of USA were overshadowed by a weak under a North Dakota reservoir, oversees the federal land where year determined that building Today and other newspapers, profit forecast. The stock fell clearing the way for completion the last segment is now being the final segment of the pipeline times this week, in addition to last Friday. added 35 cents, or 4 percent, to $2.31 to $16.41. of the 1,200-mile pipeline. Com- laid. President Donald Trump would not have a significant $9.05, while Kellogg gained Coca-Cola traded lower after pany spokeswoman Vicki Grana- last month instructed the Corps effect on the environment. How- The Russell 2000 index of small-company stocks outpaced $2.95, or 4 percent, to $76.44. its profit fell 55 percent in the do confirmed early Thursday to advance pipeline construction. ever, the Army decided in Dunkin’ Brands climbed $2.16, most recent quarter. The stock that construction began “imme- The Cheyenne River Sioux on December that further study was the rest of the market. It climbed 19.79 points, or 1.5 percent, to or 4.2 percent, to $54.13. lost 77 cents, or 1.8 percent, to diately after receiving the ease- Thursday asked a federal judge warranted to address tribal con- Traders also welcomed Via- $41.25. ment.” to stop the work while a lawsuit cerns. 1,378.53. Workers had already drilled filed earlier by the tribes pro- The Corps launched an envi- entry and exit holes for the seg- ceeds. Attorney Nicole Duche- ronmental study on Jan. 18, but ment, and oil had been put in the neaux said in court documents Trump signed an executive pipeline leading up to Lake Oahe that the pipeline “will desecrate action six days later telling the Nation’s tallest dam, Lake in anticipation of finishing the the waters” that the Cheyenne Corps to allow the company to project. River Sioux rely on. proceed with construction. Legal “The estimate is 60 days to Energy Transfer Partners, experts have disagreed on Oroville, damaged amid storms complete the drill and another 23 which maintains the pipeline is whether the Army can change its OROVILLE, Calif. (AP) — cials said, but is expected to keep within a foot of flowing over in days to fill the line to Patoka,” safe, did not immediately mind simply because of the State engineers on Thursday dis- them from having to use a near- January 1997. Granado said, referring to the respond in court to the filing. change in White House adminis- covered new damage to the by emergency spillway that has Meanwhile, workers at a state shipping point in Illinois that is U.S. District Judge James Boas- trations. Oroville Dam spillway in North- never been used since the dam hatchery for California’s native the pipeline’s destination. berg said he would hear argu- Standing Rock Sioux Chair- ern California, the tallest in the was dedicated in 1968, when Chinook salmon loaded up all the Work was stalled for months ments from attorneys on Mon- man Dave Archambault said in a United States, though they said Ronald Reagan was governor. baby salmon into tanker trucks due to opposition by the Stand- day. statement late Wednesday that there is no harm to the nearby As a backup plan, state work- Thursday afternoon to try to save ing Rock Sioux and Cheyenne The tribes’ lawsuit, filed last the tribe is prepared to keep up dam and no danger to the public. ers and contractors were pulling them from the mud, concrete River Sioux tribes. Both tribes summer, has been on hold while the battle in the courts, “to fight Earlier this week, chunks of out trees and bushes by the roots chunks and other debris coming argue that the pipeline threatens the dispute over the final against an administration that concrete went flying off the spill- from the emergency spillway to their way from the crumbling their water supply and cultural pipeline segment played out. The seeks to dismiss not only our way, creating a 200-foot-long, 30- keep them from floating down- spillway. sites. Cheyenne River Sioux on Thurs- treaty rights and status as foot-deep hole that continued to stream. The hatchery, on the Feather In a statement, Cheyenne day told the judge that they also sovereign nations, but the safe grow Thursday. Officials said the critical flood- River, is vital to the survival of River Sioux Chairman Harold want to make a claim on free- drinking water of millions of Engineers don’t know what control structure is at 90 percent the state’s native chinook Frazier said the water “is our dom-of-religion grounds. Americans.” caused what state Department of of its capacity. But the dam is salmon, whose numbers have Water Resources spokesman Eric still safe and doesn’t threaten dwindled during the drought. See called a “massive” cave-in communities downstream. Hatchery managers planned to that is expected to keep growing “The integrity of the dam is take the tiny young salmon to Russian ‘friendly fire’ kills 3 Turkish soldiers in Syria until it reaches bedrock. not jeopardized in any way another holding point they hoped ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — A But faced with little choice, because the problem is with the was far enough away. Russian warplane on Thursday the department resumed ramp- spillway and not the dam,” See The department continued to accidentally hit a building in ing up the outflow from Lake said. operate hydraulic power plants northern Syria with Turkish sol- Oroville over the damaged spill- Department spokesman Ted both at the base of the Oroville diers inside, killing at least three way to partially keep up with the Thomas spoke Thursday to quell dam and downstream, Thomas troops and wounding 11, torrential rainfall flowing into speculation. said, with contingency plans in Turkey’s military said. the reservoir from the Sierra “Despite rumors, the spillway place to protect them. If they Russia immediately apolo- foothills. has not collapsed,” he said at have to be shut down, which is gized for the bombing near the The lake was rising at a half- midafternoon. “It’s one of those not anticipated, he said state Islamic State-held town of al- foot per hour Thursday as the social media things.” power managers would draw Bab, which came amid warming inflow peaked at 121,000 cubic If the department can’t keep from other sources on the inter- ties between Turkey and Russia feet per second, officials said at a using the eroded concrete spill- connected electrical grid. after they were strained by news conference about a mile way, Lake Oroville would natu- Lake Oroville, in Butte Coun- Turkey’s downing of a Russian from the spillway. They were rally flow over an ungated con- ty, is a central piece of Califor- jet near the border with Syria releasing water at about 40,000 crete crest into the mostly nia’s government-run water two years ago. cubic feet per second. unlined emergency spillway once delivery network. It is used to Meanwhile, in a further reflec- That’s not enough to keep the the reservoir reaches 901 feet supply water, generate electrici- tion of how complex the Syrian lake from continuing to rise, offi- elevation. The reservoir came ty and for flood control. theater of war has become, Turk- ish-backed Syrian opposition Top US commander says Senate Armed Services Commit- gents and training the Afghan fighters and Syrian government- Associated Press MILITARY HONOUR guard members carry the coffin of Mahmut Uslu — more troops needed in tee with an exact number of addi- army. allied troops briefly clashed on one of five Turkish soldiers killed in an attack by IS militants around the tional forces. But he said they Nicholson said he had dis- the outskirts of al-Bab in the Afghanistan Syrian town al Bab on Tuesday night — during a ceremony in Ankara, could come from the United cussed troop levels with Defense first such confrontation since the WASHINGTON (AP) — A few Turkey, Thursday. States or other countries in the Secretary Jim Mattis and Gen. Turkey-backed offensive began thousand more troops are needed American-led coalition in Joseph Dunford, chairman of the in northern Syria last August. State group’s last major capture the town from IS for to help end the stalemate in Afghanistan, where the war is Joint Chiefs of Staff. Nicholson Thursday’s clashes came strongholds in Syria besides its months. Afghanistan, according to a now in its 16th year. said he believes the Trump despite Ankara’s remarks the self-declared capital of Raqqa, More recently, Russian- senior U.S. military commander He said they are necessary to administration will be open to a previous day that it was in talks has emerged as the latest epi- backed Syrian government forces who also told lawmakers Thurs- properly train and advise the level based on requirements, with Moscow to coordinate troop center of the Syrian conflict, and their allies have converged day that Russian meddling is Afghan military and perform rather than a predetermined fig- movements and avoid any where the interests of various on the town, and on Thursday complicating the counterterror- work now handled at greater ure. Republicans criticized Presi- encounter with the Syrian mili- stakeholders converge. Turkish made significant advances that ism fight. cost by contractors. There are dent Barack Obama for trying, in tary in the fighting around the troops and Turkey-backed Syri- brought them less than 1.5 miles Army Gen. John Nicholson, currently about 8,400 U.S. their view, to cut the number too town. an opposition fighters have from the town, according to oppo- commander of U.S. forces in troops conducting counterterror- sharply before he left office Jan. Al-Bab, one of the Islamic been trying unsuccessfully to sition monitors. Afghanistan, didn’t provide the ism operations against insur- 20.

Syria war seethes despite against rebels around the capi- wrapped up operations for Alep- its crusade for the remote east- way, al-Bab is shaping up to be Russia said was an accident. It cease-fire tal, Damascus, and recently esca- po, the country’s largest city, last ern city of Deir el-Zour, while the weather vane for the rest of is now up to Turkey, Russia and lated its air campaigns in Homs year. holding onto the culturally cher- the conflict as the U.N. plans to Iran to demonstrate whether BEIRUT (AP) — Syria’s and Idlib. Rebels, for their part, struck ished site of Palmyra. At the convene Syria peace talks in they can mediate a stable out- fronts are on fire despite a cease- The war’s January toll — at government positions in cen- same time, Turkish troops and Geneva on Feb. 20. come for the town, or whether fire reached in December some 2,000 dead, about a third of tral Hama province, though they the rival Syrian military are The government and rebels the front will dissolve into open between the rebels and the gov- them civilians, according to the have been mostly occupied by both closing in on the IS-held have converged on the town warfare. Turkey is backing the ernment. Britain-based Syrian Observato- infighting in Idlib that calls into town of al-Bab, as U.S.-backed with clashes breaking out rebels and has deployed several Though the two sides sat face- ry for Human Rights monitoring question the direction of their Kurdish forces bear down on the between the two sides for the thousand troops to fight the to-face in the Kazakh capital of group — is the lowest it has been insurrection. extremist’s self-declared capital, first time on Thursday. Sepa- Islamic State in al-Bab, while Astana a month later, the gov- in four years. But that may be In the midst of all this, the Raqqa. rately, a Russian airstrike killed Russia and Iran support the ernment has pressed offensives because the government Islamic State group has renewed Though small and out of the three Turkish troops in what government’s side.