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By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] HURLEY — A Milwaukee man faces felony charges in connection with an alleged assault this summer at an Iron County, Wis., summer camp. Daniel Aguirre, 19, is charged with first-degree child sexual assault-sexual contact with a child under the age of 13 and exposing a child to harmful material. The assault charge is a Class B felony, with a maxi- mum potential sentence of 60 years in prison, while the other charge is a Class I felony, with a potential maximum sentence of a $10,000 fine and/or up to three years, six months in prison. The charges stem from an incident at Camp Thunder- head in Oma in July. Iron County Sheriff's Department Sgt. Matthew Foryan, according to the criminal complaint in the case, received a report from the Milwaukee Child Advocacy Center in November saying a 12-year-old had reported Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe sexual contact had occurred. SIGNS, SUCH as this one where the snowmobile trail intersects with Ninth Avenue in Hurley, are being Based on the report, Foryan requested the Milwaukee installed around Iron County as part of an effort to increase snowmobile safety. Police Department Sensitive Crimes Division conduct a child forensic interview with the alleged victim. On Nov. 28, Milwaukee Police Department detective Efrain Cornejo interviewed the child, according to the Iron County puts up new complaint. The child attended the camp from June 28 to July 28. According to the complaint, the victim told Cornejo the incident occurred a few days prior the the end of camp. snowmobile safety signs There were around six or seven campers together in a room studying, the child said, when one by one they got By RICHARD JENKINS sentatives from a variety of groups, safety on both motorized and non- sleepy and left. Eventually, he was the last one awake with [email protected] including the Hurley Chamber of motorized trails as they are devel- Aguirre, his cabin counselor. HURLEY — Those riding snow- Commerce, Iron County Forestry oped throughout the county. The boy said Aguirre asked if he would like to sleep in mobile trails in Iron County may Department, Iron County Sheriff's Its first initiative has been the his bed, according to the complaint, and the victim said have seen bright signs along some Department, Aspirus Ironwood Hos- signs, which urge snowmobilers to he agreed, as he was having trouble falling asleep. It was of the trails encouraging riders to pital, Iron County Health Depart- drive safely and drink responsibly. then the victim said the alleged assault occurred, as he be safe. ment and the county's motorized So far nine signs have been said Aguirre made him touch him under the covers. The signs are the effort of the trail groups. installed on the county's trails, The boy said Aguirre allegedly showed him pictures of newly formed Iron County Trail The committee, which met for the naked men on Twitter, which he looked away from Safety Committee. first time in the last two or three “because it was gross,” according to the complaint. The committee consists of repre- weeks, will work to improve trail SIGNS — page 5 IPSD survey posted online

IRONWOOD — Ironwood Public Safety Department Director Greg Klecker is asking citizens to take time to complete a department survey. The purpose of the survey is to evaluate performance and obtain perceptions related to public safety in the community. “Please take a few minutes to participate in this quick survey,” Klecker said. The survey is currently on-line on the city of Iron- wood’s website. A copy of the survey will also be included with prop- erty assessment tax change notices from the city asses- sor’s office. P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe Visit cityofironwood.org to take the survey. DISCUSSING a variety of issues at a Wednesday special meeting of the Wakefield City Council are, from left, mayor pro tempore Amy Tarro, council members Pat Mann and James Anderson, mayor John Granato, city clerk Sue Ahonen and city manager Richard Brackney. Not shown is council member Kay Wiita. Three governor candidates Wakefield City Council to appear in Ontonagon By JAN TUCKER [email protected] questions linemen skill needs ONTONAGON — The western Upper Peninsula will have an opportunity to compare Republican candidates By P.J. GLISSON having a guy who’s supposed to be For instance, he said, “The sewer for Governor when they appear in a town hall session in [email protected] hauling snow who can’t drive a lift stations are not supposed to han- Ontonagon next Saturday, Feb. 17. WAKEFIELD — Although no for- truck.” dle anything but sewage.” He said he Dr. Jim Hines, Lt. Gov. Brian Calley and Sen. Patrick mal action has been taken yet, He questioned whether the city’s and his staff are trying to address Colbeck will take questions at the gathering at the Onton- Wakefield City Council members linemen should receive additional how to reduce and ultimately elimi- agon High School cafeteria from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. decided at a special meeting training and voiced concern the city nate water flowage at the stations, so The event is sponsored by the Ontonagon County Wednesday to consider what could be open to a lawsuit if current that only sewage is flowing there. Republican Party. Skip Schulz, chairman of the party, employee roles will best serve the employees are not equipped to han- Beyond that, he pointed out that said, “It is the only location that I know of in the Upper city, particularly in relation to line- dle a situation such as a pump sta- a small town such as Wakefield Peninsula where there will be three candidates for Gover- men and electrical needs. tion flood. needs staff members who can han- nor in the same place and the same time.” Mayor John Granato said the city “We may have to make some dle multiple roles, as needed. Hines, Calley and Colbeck will discuss the coming pri- is paying extra money to hire con- adjustments in the workforce,” “My heavy equipment operator is mary election and answer questions from the audience. tractors to fix electrical matters added Granato, who said one possi- running a lawnmower in the sum- A fourth GOP candidate, Bill Schuette, said he is because current city employees lack bility might be to reduce the number mer, and he’s still getting his heavy unable to attend. the skills to do such work. of linemen so the city then could equipment wages,” said Brackney. Ontonagon attorney Ted Baird will be the moderator. “They were never trained to be hire a new employee who is a certi- Council member Pat Mann said if Schulz said it was “just luck” that he was able to get the electricians,” said city manager fied electrician. the city needs a certified electrician, three candidates at the same time. “I called one and Richard Brackney of the city’s three Brackney said the threat of some then that person also should be able expected him to say no. When he said yes, I thought I linemen. “They were trained to be issues could be solved simply by to work as a lineman. would try a second and then a third. We were very fortu- linemen.” addressing logistical issues that nate they all agreed,” Schulz said. Granato, a former lineman-elec- increase the likelihood of special- The Gubernatorial Town Hall will be held at the school trician for the city, said, “It’s like ized maintenance needs. at 701 Parker Ave. The doors will open at 10 a.m. WAKEFIELD — page 5 TODAY INDEX Sunny — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13,14 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12,13 Friday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 99, No. 69 High 9 High 47 (1984) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low -15 Low -34 (1979) Friday 0 in. Snow depth 20 in. Obituaries ...... 7 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 118.2 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 15 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 98.9 in. Low -5 Friday 0 in. Sports ...... 8-9 l 2 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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The two-year debate to this floor and domestic programs by pact, which also continues finding a solution." $400 billion and deepen- the government's authority Democrats want to Midwest causes 2 deaths ing federal deficits became to borrow money, post- extend the Obama-era law Friday – but not before pones any possible federal Deferred Action for Child- CHICAGO (AP) – A winter storm ing, Edward Hospital spokesman Keith the government technically default or likely shutdowns hood Arrivals program, or pounding the Midwest caused at least two Hartenberger told the Chicago Tribune. shut down. until after the November DACA, which lets the deaths Friday, authorities said, while clos- The National Weather Service reported In what amounts to an elections. immigrants temporarily ing schools and forcing the cancellation of 10 inches (25) of snow on the ground Fri- achievement these days, But the 652-page budget live and work in the U.S. hundreds of flights. day afternoon in suburban Chicago and lawmakers limited the bill says nothing about pro- but that Trump would end Snow-related crashed snarled highways 11 inches (28 centimeters) near South overnight closure to less tecting the Dreamer immi- March 5. The Democrats across southern Michigan, with one per- Bend, Indiana. Chicago was forecast to than nine hours – the time grants, and that largely also want to make the son killed when a semitrailer struck the receive as much as 14 inches (35 centime- between when agencies explains why a quarter of immigrants eligible for citi- rear of a car stopped in traffic on U.S. 23 ters) of snow with Detroit expecting up to technically ran out of Senate Democrats and a zenship or permanent resi- near Flint, police said. 9 inches (23 centimeters). money at midnight and third of House Democrats dence. A Michigan State Police trooper was Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel said the Trump's morning signing voted no. Passage left In exchange, Trump hospitalized after a pickup truck lost con- city was gearing up for three more rounds of the bill. It was the gov- Democrats with little lever- wants $25 billion to build trol and slammed into his stopped squad of snow through the weekend. "The good ernment's second shut- age to force congressional his beloved, proposed U.S.- on Interstate 94 northeast of Detroit. A news is we're tried and tested here," he down in three weeks, fol- action on preventing Mexico border wall and pileup on the same highway just east of said. "We're up to it." lowing the January's three- deportation of hundreds of other barriers. He also Kalamazoo in southwestern Michigan of Three northern Indiana counties post- day closure when Senate thousands of the young wants reductions in legal collected 38 vehicle including 16 semi- ed travel watches, recommending only Democrats demanding leg- immigrants who arrived in immigration, including trailers in eastbound lanes Friday after- essential travel islation shielding young the U.S. as children and limiting the relatives whom noon, causing only minor injuries. In More than 1,000 flights were canceled "Dreamer" immigrants remain here without per- legal residents can sponsor Naperville, Illinois, just west of Chicago, a at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport from deportation blocked a manent legal protection. and eliminating a lottery man in his 60s died after suffering a heart and more than 300 were canceled at Mid- bill keeping agencies open. "Democrats have fought that offers visas to resi- attack while shoveling snow Friday morn- way Friday afternoon. This time, Senate pas- hard but, in the end, many dents of diverse countries. sage was delayed until after opted to say yes to other There's no obvious com- midnight when Sen. Rand priorities and leave Dream- promise that could win the 60 votes from Republicans 2015 Caterpillar 908 H2 Wheel Loader and Democrats needed to T s, F brr 27 ONLY 900 HOURS prevail in the Senate. 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Please registerrregistegisterr individuallyindividually.y.. says Republicans still dis- Condolences can be sent to: agree about "how to handle Diane Ramme, 2555 Hwy. 31 N., Bebee, Ark 72012 this number of people that and Barack Obama encouraged Pat Filippini, 300 Taconite St., Hurley, WI 54534 to come in here illegally." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 3 Community calendar Gogebic Community College Foundation supports institution in many ways Email calendar items and Bessemer Township p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- By KELLY MARCZAK as well as to our students. community news to Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, ty Center. Director, Gogebic Community College Foundation [email protected]. Ramsay. Wednesday, Feb. 14 –Endowed Gifts: Endowing a fund pro- For more information, call 906- Ironwood Township IRONWOOD – It feels great to do vides perpetual, lasting support for schol- 932-2211. Board, 5:30 p.m., Township good, and even the smallest donation can arships, academic programs or building offices. Christian Men of the Saturday, Feb. 10 Wakefield City Council, Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown have an impact on a student’s life. and equipment funds. Contact us for 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Cafe, Ironwood. The Gogebic Community College Foun- information about how you can build an Community Pickleball Ironwood City Commis- Mentoring of Moms, 9- Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer 10:30 a.m., Range Community dation, a 501c3 not-for-profit organization, endowment fund over time. sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial enhances learning environments for stu- –Planned Gifts: Naming GCC Founda- School gymnasium. 715-776- Building. Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- 4588. Bessemer Downtown 4355. dents each year through scholarship tion as one of your beneficiaries in a will, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Development Authority, 5:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, awards, academic and program enhance- p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, open meeting, noon, Salem insurance policy, retirement fund or p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. ments and facility improvements. through a charitable gift annuity will leave Ironwood. area74.org. Town of Carey, 6 p.m., Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Sunday, Feb. 11 Carey Town Hall. area74.org. There are many ways that you can help your mark and is a testament to your com- Town of Oma, 6 p.m., Oma DOVE Support Group, to make a difference for our students as mitment to GCC, higher education and Town Hall. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Ironwood/Hurley Rotary they continue their goals of higher educa- our students. p.m., closed meeting, Salem Tuesday, Feb. 13 Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and tion: –Matching Gifts: Your gift could be Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Finnish Movie, ‘Drifting –Annual Gifts: These are gifts made on doubled if your employer supports its Gogebic-Ontonagon Iron County Veterans Ser- Clouds,’ 2 p.m., Little Finland, Community Action Agency vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, a regular basis and form the backbone of employees’ philanthropy. Kimball. food commodity distribu- Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- all private support for the college, and may Every dollar you give to the GCC Foun- Mercer Health and Well- tion, 9-10 a.m., Pioneer Park 2190. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., be designated for specific programs or ser- dation is fully tax-deductible. One-hun- Apartments, Ironwood. 906- Mercer Health and Well- Mercer Community Center. vices. dred percent of your gift goes directly to 932-4200. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Bessemer Township Mercer Friends of the Mercer Community Center. –Scholarships: One-time, annual or the program or fund you designate. You Fourth of July Committee, 6 Library, 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Wakefield American endowed scholarships help reduce a stu- p.m., Ramsay Fire Hall. may choose to support one or more pro- Public Library. Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 dent’s tuition and book fees. More than 70 grams with a single gift, or with several Pickleball, 10 a.m. to p.m. regular meeting, post, p.m., Wesley United Methodist noon, Ironwood Memorial Wakefield. percent of our students rely on some type payments over time. Church, Ironwood. Building. Red Devil Booster Club, 6 of financial assistance. There are many options for planned Alcoholics Anonymous, Gogebic County Veterans p.m., room 205, Luther L. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran –Tributes and Memorials: Honoring a giving. Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Wright K-12 School, Ironwood. Church, Bessemer. loved one, friend, colleague, company or a.m., Ironwood Memorial Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Editor’s note: For more information, con- area74.org. Building. 906-667-1110. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, organization by making a gift to GCC tact Marczak at the GCC Foundation at 906- Monday, Feb. 12 Tiny Tot Story Hour, 10 Ironwood. area74.org. Foundation is meaningful to the honoree, 307-1202. a.m., Wakefield Public Library, Alcoholics Anonymous, Iron County Food Pantry, 906-229-5236. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Alcoholics Anonymous, Church, Bessemer. Briefs Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Government 4450. Ironwood. area74.org. Wakefield Housing Com- Gogebic-Ontonagon Ironwood Kiwanis Club, mission, 9 a.m., Sunset Mercer Sno-Goers to businesses. in this year’s Winter Community Action Agency noon, Elk and Hound. Manor community room, 200 food commodity distribu- Gogebic-Ontonagon Pierce St., Wakefield. host club ride Admission for the Games. It is an amazing tion, seniors, 9 a.m.-noon, Community Action Agency Bessemer Area Sewer breakfast is by donation accomplishment and they 100 Mill St., Bessemer. 906- food commodity distribu- Authority, 4:30 p.m., Besse- MERCER, Wis. – The only. and their families should 667-0283. tion, seniors, 1-3 p.m., 100 mer City Hall. Mercer Sno-Goers Snow- feel incredibly proud. Sue Alcoholics Anonymous, Mill St., Bessemer. 906-667- Gogebic County Board, 5 mobile Club will host a noon, Salem Lutheran Church, 0283. p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. Mercer Lions set ice and I wish our Michigan Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer American Erwin Township Board, club ride on Sunday begin- fishing jamboree athletes the best of luck as Wakefield Fourth of July Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- 6:30 p.m., Township Hall. ning at the Sno-Goers barn they compete for the gold,” Committtee, 4:30 p.m., All ican Legion, Bessemer. MERCER, Wis. – The Thursday, Feb. 15 at 10 a.m. Snyder said. Saints Lutheran Church, Ironwood American Mercer Lions Club will Wakefield, 906-364-3441. Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- Michigan’s 2018 Winter Gogebic-Ontonagon Mercer library plans Overeaters Anonymous, ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- host its annual Ice Fishing Community Action Agency Olympians are: 5 p.m., All Saints Lutheran rial Building, Legion club Jamboree at Carow Park on food commodity distribu- movie night Church, Wakefield. room. –In snowboarding: tion, seniors, 9:45-10 a.m. Grand Portage Lake on Sat- Iron County Memorial Wakefield VFW Post Baumgartner and Kyle EST, Lake Gogebic Senior MERCER, Wis. – The Building Restoration Com- 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW urday, Feb. 17, beginning at Center, Bergland; 10:20-10:35 Mercer Public Library will Mack, West Bloomfield. mittee, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. 11 a.m. a.m. EST, Porcupine Mountain –In ice dance: Evan Building, Hurley. Gathering, Participating host a movie night on Senior Center, White Pine; 11- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 and Supporting, 6 p.m., Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Bates, Northville; Madison 11:45 a.m. EST, Holy Family Governor praises p.m., Our Lady of Peace developmental disability advo- Catholic Church parking lot, Chock, Novi; Madison Catholic Church, Ironwood. cacy group, Community Mental Michigan Olympians Ontonagon; 1:15-1:45 p.m. Wakefield fine art Hubbell, Okemos; Alex area74.org. Health, Wakefield. 906-229- EST, Resource Center, Mass Aurora Club, 6 p.m. 6170. students to host LANSING – On Friday, Shibutani, Ann Arbor; and City; 2:15-2:45 p.m. EST, Stan- monthly membership, Aurora Life Support Group, 6:30 Gov. Rick Snyder congratu- Maia Shibutani, Ann Arbor. nard Township Ballpark, Bruce pancake feed Club, Ironwood. p.m., Woodland Church, Iron- Crossing; 2:30-2:45 p.m., lated 13 Michigan athletes, –In ice hockey: Chad Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. wood. Watersmeet Town Hall parking WAKEFIELD – Wake- including Iron River snow- EDT, Ontonagon United Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Billins, Marysville; Megan lot, Watersmeet. 906-884- Methodist Church basement, p.m., Episcopal Church of the field-Marenisco School fine boarder Nick Baumgartner, Keller, Farmington; Jim 2106. next to Holiday gas station, Transfiguration, Ironwood. arts students are hosting a Pickleball, 10 a.m. to who are competing in the Slater, Lapeer; and James Ontonagon. area74.org. area74.org. noon, Ironwood Memorial pancake breakfast 2018 Winter Olympic Wisniewski, Canton. Government Government Building. fundraiser on Sunday from Ironwood School Board Montreal City Council, Games in PyeongChang, –In short-track speed- Gogebic County Veter- retreat, 4 p.m., Lecture Cen- 5:30 p.m., city hall. 7 a.m. to noon at the South Korea. ans Service Officer, 10:30- skating: Jessica Smith- ter, Room 232, Luther L. 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Ontonagon Monday: Cheeseburger l 4 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Carter Page acting like spy Let's put it this way: If poor, Hence, too, however, the sheer abused Carter Page wasn't a Russian absurdity of Devin Nunes’ pro- Sue Mizell, Publisher agent back when Donald Trump nouncement on “Fox and Friends” plucked him from obscurity to that the FBI used tainted evidence Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor advise his 2016 campaign, he'd defi- “to get a warrant on an American cit- nitely done all he could to look like izen to spy on another campaign.” one. Among the many bizarre Gene Earth to Nunes: Page resigned aspects of Rep. Devin Nunes’ incom- Lyons from the campaign two months petent and dishonest “Top Secret” before the FBI reopened its probe of In Their Opinion memo purporting to discredit the his links to Russian intelligence. Help for foster care Mueller investigation, pushing this Hence the agency’s October 2016 odd bird back into the spotlight FISA court application to place him ranks near the top. the documents from him and tell under surveillance. To win approval, youths needed Why did Trump pick Page in the him to go (bleep) himself.” investigators needed to provide first place? Page's publicly praising Page admitted providing the doc- probable cause that he was “know- With the rise of the opioid epidemic, more and Vladimir Putin as a stronger, more uments. ingly engaging in clandestine intelli- more youths are getting placed in foster care. In some decisive leader than President A Kremlin adviser, and then a gence-gathering activities for or on cases, authorities find the youths when they respond Obama surely had something to do Trump adviser. Makes sense to me, behalf of” Russia. to an overdose call. In other cases, it's the youth him- with it. Trump loves him some although I do wonder exactly who To maintain surveillance, FBI self or herself who calls to report that mom or dad is Putin. Imprisoning political rivals recommended him. investigators then had to convince a passed out and needs help. gives him a thrill. That Putin oppo- But an idiot? Anybody who federal judge that valuable new evi- It's tragic. No child should have to go through nents keep turning up dead in watches his March 2, 2017, interview dence had resulted every 90 days. that. ambiguous circumstances only with MSNBC's Chris Hayes, during Key words: “New evidence.” The But when authorizes find children living in those proves him a manly, decisive leader. which Page first denies, next admits surveillance continued for a full conditions, it is important that they step in and move Then there was Page’s longstand- and then lamely tries to spin a meet- year, notes Asha Rangappa, a former those children to a safe environment. That is when ing opposition to economic sanc- ing with Russian ambassador (and FBI counterespionage agent. the state's foster care system steps in and helps pro- tions against Russia in reaction to its spymaster) Sergei Kislyak during the “And then there are all the multi- vide a safe environment for the youths. armed incursions in Crimea and 2016 GOP convention will find it ple approaches made by individuals More needs to be done for these youths, and eastern Ukraine. Getting those sanc- hard to disagree. connected to Russian intelligence to Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, was right tions lifted was the biggest tangible Among other liabilities, Carter Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner to form a task force this past summer to help address result the Kremlin hoped to achieve Page is a terrible liar. The man gig- and Jeff Sessions,” Rangappa writes. the needs of those in the foster-care system and of from its cyberattacks on the U.S. gles. She adds bluntly but accurately that those aging out of the system. presidential election. Later that month, Page nipped off “Every one of them has lied when One of the solutions the task force came up with So reliably did Carter Page parrot to Moscow to speak at the presti- asked about their Russian contacts.” includes free tuition to University of Wisconsin Sys- the Putin line during three years liv- gious New Economic School, where Somebody else who lied to the tem or Wisconsin Technical College System school. ing in Moscow that FBI agents first he basically stuck to the Putin party FBI was George Papadopoulos, Youths aging out of foster care in most cases have interviewed him in 2013, warning line about poor, misunderstood another Trump campaign little support from family. They are often on their that he appeared to be under recruit- Vladimir’s excuses for military lightweight whose drunken boasts to own. ment as a Russian spy. Indeed, Time adventurism. Asked by Chris Hayes an Australian diplomat about Rus- A college degree could help put them on the track recently found a letter Page wrote to how many Kremlin big-shots and sian hacking of Hillary Clinton’s to success and make the difference between a pro- a publisher back then bragging that spies he’d encountered there, Page emails jump-started the agency’s ductive future and incarceration or welfare depen- “Over the past half-year, I have had giggled. counterintelligence investigation in dence. the privilege to serve as an informal He couldn’t be sure. They don’t July 2016. The Nunes memo’s unwit- That was, in fact, the goal of the task force. Vos adviser to the staff of the Kremlin in wear ID badges, you know. ting confirmation of this fact makes said in a news release. "We need to find ways to bet- preparation for their Presidency of It was the Moscow junket that nonsense of all the rest. ter serve our most vulnerable citizens who, at no the G-20 Summit next month.” seemingly led to Page being asked to Meanwhile, British dossier or no fault of their own, are put in challenging circum- The privilege, mind you. step down from the Trump cam- dossier – and it’s worth noting that stances ... we want every child in Wisconsin to Indeed, FBI surveillance captured paign, following directly upon the Nunes memo makes no attempt become a productive citizen and be given every Russian spies talking about their embarrassing news that campaign to prove its contents false, but mere- opportunity to succeed in life. This includes the attempts to recruit Page, despite manager Paul Manafort had received ly attacks author Christopher thousands of children in the foster care system." characterizing him as an “idiot.” more than $12 million cash from a Steele’s presumed motives – it The state Department of Children and Families “I also promised him a lot,” con- Kremlin-linked Ukranian political would have been gross dereliction of reported 7,168 children in out-of-home care in victed Russian agent Victor Podob- party. duty for U.S. intelligence NOT to December 2015, an increase from the previous year, nyy said on an FBI intercept. “This is So no wonder Trump press give Carter Page a long, hard look. the task force news release stated. Most children intelligence method to cheat, how spokesman Sean Spicer got sent out Gene Lyons is a National Magazine spend almost a year in the program. else to work with foreigners? You to deny that the president even knew Award winner. Email Lyons at eugene- "Unfortunately, studies show that one in five will promise a favor for a favor. You get the guy. Which may even be true. [email protected]. become homeless after age 18 and only half will be employed by age 24," the task force news release states. "Few finish high school or go to college; about Today in history 60 percent of boys and half of girls are incarcerated at some point in their life." By The Associated Press. The state of Wisconsin needs to do what it can to Today's Highlight in History help these youths. This bill, which has bipartisan On Feb. 10, 1968, U.S. fig- support, is a good start. ure skater Peggy Fleming, 19, –Journal Times of Racine, Wis. won America's only gold medal of the Winter Olympic Games in Grenoble, France, in the ladies' singles event. (Gabriele Legislators Seyfert of East Germany earned the silver medal, Hana Maskova of Czechoslovakia, the bronze.) Michigan Wisconsin On this date Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Gov. Scott Walker, 115 In 1763, Britain, Spain and Box 30013, Lansing, MI East State Capitol, Madison, France signed the Treaty of 48909, phone 517-373-3400, WI 53702, phone 608-266- Paris, ending the Seven Years' online: michigan.gov/snyder. 1212, online: walker.wi.gov. War (also known as the French Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- and Indian War in North Amer- D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office ica). Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC In 1840, Britain's Queen DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- Victoria married Prince Albert 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. ate.gov. ate.gov. In 1936, Nazi Germany's Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- Reichstag passed a law invest- Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office ing the Gestapo secret police Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC with absolute authority exempt 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; from any legal review. Bernard Geis Associates. the Vietnam War, died in Cartwright is 58. Movie director online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. In 1942, RCA Victor pre- In 1967, the 25th Amend- Auburn, Alabama, at age 94. Alexander Payne is 57. ABC U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- sented Glenn Miller and his ment to the U.S. Constitution, Billionaire businessman Mike News correspondent George R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 2330 Rayburn Orchestra with a "gold record" dealing with presidential dis- Ilitch, who founded the Little Stephanopoulos is 57. Retired House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- for their recording of "Chat- ability and succession, was rat- Caesars pizza empire before MLB All-Star Lenny Dykstra is ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- tanooga Choo Choo," which ified as Minnesota and Nevada buying the Detroit Red Wings 55. Political commentator 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: had sold more than 1 million adopted it. and the Detroit Tigers, died at Glenn Beck is 54. Actress bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. copies. In 1981, eight people were age 87. Laura Dern is 51. Writer-pro- State Sen. Tom Casper- State Sen. Janet Bewley, In 1949, Arthur Miller's play killed when a fire set by a bus- Today's Birthdays ducer-director Vince Gilligan son, R-Escanaba, 4100 Bins- D-Ashland, 126 South, State "Death of a Salesman" opened boy broke out at the Las Vegas Opera singer Leontyne (TV: "Breaking Bad") is 51. feld Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, Madi- at Broadway's Morosco The- Hilton hotel-casino. Price is 91. Actor Robert Wag- Country singer Dude Mowrey Lansing, MI 48909, phone son, WI 53707, phone 608- ater with Lee J. Cobb as Willy In 1992, boxer Mike Tyson ner is 88. Rock musician Don is 46. Actor Jason Olive is 46. 517-373-7840, online: senator- 266-3510, online: legis.wis- Loman. was convicted in Indianapolis Wilson (The Ventures) is 85. Actress Elizabeth Banks is 44. tomcasperson.com. consin.gov/senate/25/bewley. In 1959, a major tornado of raping Desiree Washington, Singer Roberta Flack is 81. Pop singer Rosanna Taverez State Rep. Scott Dianda, State Rep. Beth Meyers, tore through the St. Louis area, a Miss Black America contes- Singer Jimmy Merchant (Eden's Crush) is 41. Actress D-Calumet, S-1489 House D-Bayfield, 409 North, State killing 21 people and causing tant. (Tyson served three years (Frankie Lymon and the Julia Pace Mitchell is 40. Reg- Office Building, P.O. Box Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- heavy damage. in prison.) Author Alex Haley Teenagers) is 78. Movie direc- gaeton singer Don Omar is 40. 30014, Lansing, MI 48909, son, WI 53708, 608-266-7690, In 1962, the Soviet Union died in Seattle at age 70. tor Michael Apted is 77. Rock Country musician Jeremy Bax- phone 517-373-0850, online: online: [email protected] exchanged captured American In 2005, playwright Arthur musician Bob Spalding (The ter (Carolina Rain) is 38. dianda.housedems.com. consin.gov. U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers Miller died in Roxbury, Con- Ventures) is 71. Olympic gold- Actress Uzo Aduba is 37. Actor for Rudolf Abel, a Soviet spy necticut, at age 89 on the 56th medal swimmer Mark Spitz is Max Brown is 37. Actor Barry Thought for Today held by the United States. anniversary of the Broadway 68. Walt Disney Co. chairman Sloane is 37. Rock singer Eric Republican George W. Rom- opening of "Death of a Sales- and chief executive Robert Iger Dill is 36. 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MICHIGAN Saturday Night Alive, 5:30 Sunday school to follow. church school, Wednesday, Bible. Sunday worship, Community Church IRONWOOD p.m.; Sunday School and Bible Bethany Lutheran (Wis- 3:30 p.m. 906-884-2655. 10:30 a.m.; men’s and ladies’ (Presbyterian). Sunday, 9:30 Apostolic Lutheran. 326 study, 9:15 a.m.; worship, 8 consin). Sunday, 5 p.m. United Methodist. Sunday, Bible study, Wednesday, 6 a.m. W. Aurora. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. a.m. and 10:30 a.m. COVINGTON 9 a.m., Contemporary worship, p.m. Episcopal. Saturday: Epis- Sunday School; 10 a.m. Bible Wesley United Methodist. Bethany Lutheran. Sun- 7 p.m. WHITE PINE copal Eucharist, 5 p.m. at study; 10:45 a.m. worship. 500 E. McLeod. Sunday, adult day worship, 11 a.m. PAYNESVILLE St. Jude Catholic. Sun- Community Presbyterian Assembly of God. 2100 E. Bible study, 9:30 a.m., service, Trinity Lutheran (Mis- Our Saviour Lutheran day: confessions, 10:30 a.m., Church, U.S. 51. Cloverland Drive. worship, 10 11 a.m.; Kids Club, Wednes- souri). M-28. Sunday worship, (ELCA). Rotating every third Mass, 11 a.m. Our Lady Queen of Peace a.m. day after school. ironwoodwes- 9 a.m. Sunday, 11 a.m. Part of New Community United Catholic. Masses: Sunday, 8 First Presbyterian. Being leyumc.org. EWEN Evangelical Parish. call 906- Methodist. Sunday, worship, a.m., Wednesday, 5:15 p.m., held at Episcopal Transfigura- Woodland Church (BGC). First Lutheran (ELCA). 988-2594. 8:45 a.m., youth group, 5 p.m.; Thursday, 8:30 a.m., Saturday, tion Church. Sunday worship, N10234 Curry St., Sunday Rotating every third Sunday, 11 RAMSAY Monday, Kids Club, after 6 p.m. 9 a.m., fellowship to follow. Bible study, 9 a.m.; worship, 10 a.m. Wednesday, children’s Cornerstone Christian. school. MELLEN Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- a.m.; fellowship to follow. 906- Bible school, 3:30. Part of New Sunday worship, 9:30 a.m., WISCONSIN Congregational United souri). Little Girl’s Point, Satur- 932-1102 or woodlandcc.org. Evangelical Parish. call 906- children’s church, following HURLEY Church of Christ. Sunday, day worship, 3 p.m. Zion Lutheran (ELCA). 988-2594. worship; Revelation (young First Presbyterian. Sun- 10:45 a.m. Jehovah’s Witnesses. Midland and Lowell. Parish Sacred Heart Catholic. adults), meets second and day, 9:30 a.m. worship, Sun- Holy Rosary Catholic. Superior Street. Sunday public praise service, Saturday, 5 Sunday Mass 9 a.m. fourth Sundays at 6 p..m. day school and nursery. talk, 9:30 a.m., Watchtower p.m. Second Sunday of the United Methodist. Sunday Grace Open Fellowship. 9 Havenwood Baptist. 501 Tuesday, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 8 study, 10:30 a.m. month, worship, 10 a.m. Part of worship, noon. Communion, a.m., worship, 9:30 a.m.; Copper St. Sunday school, 10 a.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 a.m.; Lighthouse Faith Center. Christ Lutheran Parish. first Sunday. Wednesday, Bible study, a.m., services, 11 a.m., lunch first Friday Mass, 6:30 p.m.; 777 E. Ayer St.; Sunday prayer BERGLAND GREENLAND prayer meeting, 6:30 p.m. and afternoon service follow- first Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., 9-9:30 a.m., worship and nurs- Calvary Baptist (Funda- United Methodist. Sunday ROCKLAND ing. Midweek Bible study and second through fifth Thursday, ery, 10 a.m.; Wednesday mental). Sunday, 11 a.m.; worship, 11:40 a.m. St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- prayer, Wednesday, 7 p.m. 10:30 a.m., at Mellen Manor prayer 6:15 p.m., service, 6:30 Wednesday prayer service, 7 Greenland Seventh-day day: confessions, 3:30 p.m.; Range Community Bible. Nursing Home. Confessions, p.m., Thursday youth meet- p.m. Adventist. 31369 N. Firesteel. Mass, 4 p.m. Sunday school, 9 and 10:30 Saturday following Mass. ings, ages 8-12, 6 p.m., ages St. Ann Catholic. Sunday, Saturday church service, 10 St. Paul United Methodist. a.m.; worship, 9 and 10:30 Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- 12-19, 7 p.m. Services online Mass, 11 a.m. a.m. Bible study, Saturday, Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. a.m. souri). Sunday school 8:15 at lfcironwood.org/tv. Trinity Lutheran (Mis- 11:15 a.m. TROUT CREEK St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- a.m.; Bible study 8:30 a.m.; Living Water Missionary souri). Sunday, 9 a.m. Com- MARENISCO Assembly of God. Sunday day Mass, 4 p.m., Sunday regular service with Commu- Assembly. 236 S. Mansfield. munion second and fourth St. Catherine’s Catholic. worship, 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Mass, 7 and 11 a.m., Tuesday, nion 9:30 a.m. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Sunday Sundays. Sunday Mass, 8 a.m. Trinity Lutheran (ELCA). 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, 8 a.m., MERCER school; 10:30 a.m. worship; United Methodist. Sunday, MASS CITY Rotating every third Sunday, 11 Thursday, 8 a.m., Friday, 8 Community Church of Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Bible 11 a.m. Communion first Sun- St. Paul’s Lutheran. Sun- a.m. Part of New Evangelical a.m. Nazarene. Sunday, worship, study; lwmissionary.org. day. day, 10:30 a.m. Weekly Com- Parish. call 906-988-2594. St. Paul’s Lutheran (Wis- 10 a.m. Our Lady of Peace BESSEMER munion. United Presbyterian. Sun- consin). Sunday school, 9:45 Faith Lutheran (Missouri). Catholic. Marquette Street. Catalyst Baptist. 411 S. ONTONAGON day worship, 11 a.m.; commu- a.m.; worship, 11 a.m. Sunday, worship, 9 a.m., Bible Saturday confession, 11 a.m. Sofie Street. Sunday School, Assembly of God. Sunday nion, first Sunday of the month. KIMBALL study, 10:30 a.m. to noon; Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday 10:15 a.m., Sunday worship, school, 9:45 a.m., Sunday wor- WAINOLA Good Shepherd Commu- St. Isaac Jogues Mass, 8 and 11 a.m. 906-932- 11 a.m. ship, 10:45 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.; Lutheran. Saturday, 5 p.m. nity Apostolic Lutheran. Sun- Catholic. Masses Sunday, 11 0174. Christ Community Wednesday, youth group and Communion, first and third Sat- day worship 10:30 a.m., Sun- a.m.; Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. St. John’s Lutheran Church of SDA. 507 E. adult Bible study, 6:30 p.m. urdays. day Bible study 10 a.m. Com- United Methodist. Sunday, (ELCA). Airport Road. Fourth Cinnabar. Saturday, 11 a.m., Holy Family Catholic. WAKEFIELD munion first Sunday. 9:30 a.m. Sunday of the month, worship, Sabbath school, 9:30 a.m.; Michigan Avenue and Pine All Saints Lutheran LAC DU FLAMBEAU Zion Lutheran (Wiscon- 10 a.m. Part of Christ Lutheran Wednesday prayer meeting, Street. Daily Masses: Monday, (ELCA). Saturday worship, 5 Bible Baptist. Sunday, 10 sin). Sunday, 9 a.m., Bible Parish. 6:30 p.m. 9 a.m.; Tuesday, 6 p.m.; p.m.; Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. class, 10:15 a.m. St. Paul Lutheran (ELCA). Our Redeemer Lutheran Wednesday, 9 a.m.; Thursday, a.m. St. Anthony’s Catholic. PRESQUE ISLE 111 S. Curry. Third Sunday of (Missouri). Sanders Road. 9 a.m.; Friday, 9 a.m.; Satur- Calvary Baptist. Sunday Saturday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sun- Bethel Lutheran (Mis- the month, worship, 10 a.m. Sunday, worship, 10:15 a.m. day, 6 p.m.; Sunday, 9 a.m.; school, 10 a.m., Sunday wor- day Mass, 9:30 a.m. Part of Christ Lutheran Parish. Communion first and third Sun- confessions, Saturday, 11 ship, 11 a.m.; afternoon ser- LAND O’LAKES souri). Sunday, 11 a.m. St. Simon Eastern Ortho- day. a.m., and half an hour before vice, 1:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Hope Lutheran (Mis- St. Rita’s Catholic. Satur- dox. 226 E. Harding. Sunday, St. Sebastian Catholic. each Mass. prayer and praise, 6 p.m. souri). 1764 U.S. 45, just north day, confessions, 3:30 p.m., liturgy, 10 a.m. 906-932-0674. Saturday Mass, 4 p.m.; Sun- Redeemer Free Lutheran. Grace Baptist. 512 Sun- of County B. Divine service, Mass, 4 p.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 Salem Lutheran (ELCA). day Mass, 8:30 a.m. Sunday worship, 9 a.m., Sun- day Lake St. Sunday services, Sunday, 9:30 a.m.; Bible study, a.m. 333 E. Marquette. First Sunday Sharon Lutheran (ELCA). day school, 10:30 a.m.; 10 and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. call 906-544-2259 or visit SAXON of the month, worship, 10 a.m. Sunday worship, 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, Bible study, 7 Immaculate Conception [email protected] for St. Ann’s Catholic. Sun- (broadcast on WHRY, next with fellowship following. p.m. Catholic. Saturday Mass, 6 schedule. day Mass, 8:45 a.m.; week, 8 a.m.). Part of Christ BRUCE CROSSING St. Paul Lutheran (Mis- p.m.; Sunday Mass, 10:30 a.m. Land O’ Lakes Bible. 5937 WINCHESTER Lutheran Parish. Apostolic Lutheran. Sun- souri). Sunday worship, 10 United Methodist. Sunday U.S. 45. Sunday school 9 a.m.; Living Hope. Sunday, 9:30 Transfiguration, Episco- day School, noon, worship, 1 a.m.; Wednesday, church service, 12:30 p.m. Sunday worship, 10 a.m.; Sun- a.m.; Thursday, Bible study, 7 pal. 336 E. Aurora. Sunday, 11 p.m. Communion second Sun- school, 3:30 p.m., service, 7 WATERSMEET day afternoon prayer, 5 p.m.; p.m. a.m. day. p.m. Immaculate Conception Thursday table talk and Bible ——— Trinity Lutheran (Mis- Bruce Crossing Bible. Siloa Lutheran (ELCA). Catholic. Saturday Mass, 4 study 6:30 p.m. 715-547-3183. To make changes in list- souri). E5104 Margaret St. Sunday 10 a.m. EDT; adult Sunday worship, 9 a.m.; p.m.; Sunday Mass, 9:30 a.m. MANITOWISH WATERS ings, call 906-932-2211. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WORLD/NATION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 7 Obituaries

Brian E. Ramme

BEBEE, Ark. – A funeral service for former Bessemer resident Brian E. Ramme will be held Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2018, at St. James Catholic Church at 1102 Pioneer Road, Searcy, Ark., 72143. A visitation will be held today from 6 to 8 p.m. at Westbrook Funeral Home at 404 W. Dewitt Henry Drive, Beebe, 72012, and Brian E. Monday from 6 to 8 p.m. for family Ramme only. Brian was an amazing husband, father, son, brother and friend. He will be missed deeply. A memorial service will be held in Gogebic County in the spring for local friends and family. Condolences can be sent to Diane Ramme, 2555 Highway 31 N., Bebee, Ark., 72012, and Pat Filippi- ni, 300 Taconite St., Hurley, 54534. Northern Minnesota congressman to retire

ST. PAUL (AP) – Democratic Rep. Rick Nolan Associated Press announced Friday he would skip another uphill climb to FIREWORKS DETONATE after the Olympic flame was lit during the opening ceremony of the 2018 Winter re-election and retire from his northeastern Minnesota Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, Friday. congressional seat. It leaves a wide-open race in a swing district that has attracted tens of millions of dollars in outside spending in recent elections. Olympics opener’s fiery optics Nolan narrowly won three terms in the 8th District, beginning in 2012, reviving a career in Congress that began with a stint in the 1970s. But he faced another cer- both entertaining, symbolic tain barrage from Republicans who see a chance to win one of a few Democratic districts that President Donald Trump won. PYEONGCHANG, South Korea explosions calibrated for perfor- from Pyeongchang, came up with Nolan, a moderate Democrat with deep ties to the (AP) – Tracers lit up the night. Explo- mance and those that could represent fireworks more than a millennium state's labor-minded Iron Range, also faced increasing sions rocked the stadium, and the actual mass destruction. ago. pressure from environmentally minded Democrats trying acrid smoke that followed the rock- It is North Korea, of course, whose For them, it meant the peaceful to block new mining projects in the region. In a statement ets' red glare left some in the crowd aggressive words and unabiding com- use of something lethal – gunpowder announcing his retirement, Nolan said "now is the time coughing and choking. mitment to its nuclear program have – deployed in hopes the noise and for me to pass the baton to the next generation." By the time it was all over, giant the world frightened at what it could light would scare away evil spirits. "Fortunately, we are blessed to have a number of high- flames licked toward the sky as the do next. And it is the United States That's not so far off from what ly qualified people who have demonstrated the ability to envoys of two enemy governments whose aggressive response and happened here Friday. win tough elections and govern effectively," he said. watched warily. unabiding commitment to a denucle- By the end, when a celebrated Even before Nolan's retirement, the race was bound to It rained fire into Olympic Stadi- arized North Korea have been ratch- South Korean skater turned a hand- be competitive. Long considered a labor-controlled and um for parts of two hours on Friday eting up the rhetoric in recent held torch into a cauldron of con- liberal stronghold, the 8th Congressional District has night, and no one panicked – not the months and, some say, grooming the trolled conflagration in the name of trended toward Republicans in the last decade as redis- North Koreans, not the South Kore- world for war. Olympic spectacle, it was hard to tricting has brought more GOP-leaning bedroom commu- ans, not the Americans. In fact, every- Add to that context the South's miss the message: Watching this con- nities into the fold. one seemed thrilled. elaborate efforts to present these as a trolled fire, and the many people Outside political groups spent nearly $30 million on All Olympics opening ceremonies unified Games, perhaps even a behind it that want it and the games the race in 2014 and 2016, making it among the most are about optics, about intense visu- harbinger of a unified Korean Penin- to represent peace, is exactly what we expensive districts in the country. Nolan eked out a win als – and often about meticulously sula, and the unexpected, awkward want – not that out-of-control fire for a third term in 2016 while Trump carried the district calibrated pyrotechnics in angry col- side-by-side presence of Vice Presi- that will take our world to places we by a whopping 15 percentage points. ors designed to leave a lasting impres- dent Mike Pence and Kim Yo Jong, never want to visit. Republicans in Minnesota and Washington immedi- sion on eyes and mind. and you have an opening ceremony On an evening of optics, for those ately signaled the now open seat would be a top priority. Rarely, though, do such pyrotech- brimming with optics potent enough sitting in the stadium, that message "This seat was already one of our best pickup oppor- nics unfold in front of people who to compete with the most enduring carried at least as far as the smoke tunities and we look forward to turning this seat Republi- represent two nations believed by the ancient allegories. from the many fireworks that were can in November," said Matt Gorman, a spokesman for world to be able to rain actual nucle- But it was the fire that really stood uncorked here. the National Republican Congressional Committee. ar fire onto the planet. out. In the context of North Korea They talked of peace, every one of It's a reversal for Nolan, who turned down calls to run It was difficult on Friday to watch and the United States – and the fears them, these officials of Olympics and for governor last year in favor of running for a fourth term Kim Jong Un's sister and Donald some felt about coming to these nations. But their explosions – their in Congress. But it comes amid fresh signs that his cam- Trump's vice president sitting within Olympics given the political situation intricate, artful, beautiful explosions, paign would face trouble from both his left and right. feet of each other, watching the fire- that envelops them – the symbolism crackling through the bitterly cold State Auditor and gubernatorial candidate Rebecca filled opening show for the of the Olympic opening felt not only night – spoke just as loudly of the Otto soundly won the district's precinct caucus prefer- Pyeongchang Games, and not be slick but downright elemental. war that very few of them want and ence poll on Tuesday on an environmental campaign. reminded of the connection between The Chinese, one country away all of them fundamentally fear. Skip Sandman, a Green Party candidate who won more than 4 percent of the vote in 2014, recently joined the race under the banner of the Independence Party. One Democrat was already running against Nolan. Flu season still getting worse; now Leah Phifer, a former FBI counterterrorism analyst, was preparing for an endorsement battle shaped by her criti- cism of Nolan's push to expedite mining projects on the called as bad as 2009 swine flu Iron Range. Other Democrats are likely to enter the race. NEW YORK (AP) – The flu has couldn't get out of bed to go to the young adults – have caused growing further tightened its grip on the U.S. crib of her crying baby. fear and concern, health officials This season is now as bad as the "It was like 'Wham!' It was bad. It acknowledge. swine flu epidemic nine years ago. was awful," she said of the illness that On Friday, Delisah Revell brought A government report out Friday hit her on Christmas Day. her 10-month-old daughter to the shows 1 of every 13 visits to the doc- Heather Jossi, a 40-year-old Den- Upson Regional emergency room. "I tor last week was for fever, cough and ver police officer and avid runner, heard how bad it is and I didn't want other symptoms of the flu. That ties said her illness last month was the to take any chances," said Revell, who the highest level seen in the U.S. dur- worst flu she's experienced. drove 30 minutes to get to the hospi- ing swine flu in 2009. "I don't remember aches this bad. tal in Thomaston. And it surpasses every winter flu Not for four days," said Jossi. "It took The CDC said the amount of sus- season since 2003, when the govern- me out." pected flu cases at doctor's offices ment changed the way it measures Albertson said she got a flu shot, and hospital emergency rooms last flu. Jossi did not. week matched that seen in 2009, "I wish that there were better news Last week, 43 states had high when a new swine flu pandemic this week, but almost everything patient traffic for the flu, up from 42, swept the world. Swine flu, also we're looking at is bad news," said Dr. the CDC reported. Flu remained called pandemic H1N1, was a new Anne Schuchat, acting director of the widespread in every state except strain that hadn't been seen before. It Centers for Disease Control and Pre- Hawaii and Oregon and hospitaliza- first hit that spring, at the tail end of vention. tions continued to climb. the winter season, but doctor visits Flu season usually takes off in late "It's beginning to feel like a hit their height in late October during December and peaks around Febru- marathon," said Dr. Anthony a second wave. ary. This season started early and was Marchetti, emergency department This flu season, hospitalization Associated Press widespread in many states by Decem- medical director at Upson Regional rates have surpassed the nasty season PITA TAUFATOFUA carries the flag of Tonga during ber. Early last month, it hit what Medical Center, a 115-bed hospital in of the winter of 2014-2015, when the the opening ceremony of the 2018 Winter Olympics in seemed like peak levels – but then rural Georgia. A quarter of the hospi- vaccine was a poor match to the main Pyeongchang, South Korea, Friday. continued to surge. tal's emergency department visits are bug. The season has been driven by a patients with flu, and the hospital Health officials have said this nasty type of flu that tends to put has added nursing staff and placed year's vaccine targets the flu viruses Shirtless Tongan grabs more people in the hospital and beds in halls to accommodate the that are currently making people cause more deaths than other more increase, he said. sick, including the swine flu virus Olympic attention common flu bugs. Still, its long-last- "It just means we have to keep on that has become a regular winter ing intensity has surprised experts, keeping on. We're getting used to it," threat. However, preliminary studies PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (AP) – Pita Taufatofua who are still sorting out why it's been Marchetti said. out of Australia and Canada have has shown once again he's willing to give the shirt off his so bad. One possibility is that the vac- So far, it has not been a remark- found the shot was only 10 to 20 per- back for Tonga in Olympic conditions, whether it be sun, cine is doing an unusually poor job; ably bad year for flu deaths. Flu and cent effective in those countries snow or shine. U.S. data on effectiveness is expected flu-related pneumonia deaths have against the H3N2 strain that's caus- Less than two years after shooting to international next week. lagged a little behind some recent bad ing the most suffering this winter. fame when he walked shirtless and oiled-up into the Some doctors say this is the worst seasons. The CDC counts flu deaths Doctors say they're a bit bewil- opening ceremony of the Summer Games in Rio de flu season they've seen in decades. in children and there have been 63 so dered as to why this season is so Janeiro, Taufatofua was bare chested again when he car- Some patients are saying that, too. far. They have gone as high as about intense. ried the Tongan flag into the opener of the Winter Games Veda Albertson, a 70-year-old 170 in a season. Overall, there are "It is surprising," said Dr. James in Pyeongchang on Friday. retiree in Tampa, was sick for three estimated to be as many as 56,000 Steinberg, chief medical officer at "I won't freeze. I am from Tonga. We sailed across the weeks with high fever and fluid in deaths linked to the flu during a bad Emory University Hospital Midtown Pacific. This is nothing," he was quoted as saying by the her lungs. She said she hadn't been year. in Atlanta. "It's not a hugely new Olympic news service. "It's a little bit warmer being in Rio this sick from the flu since the 1960s, But reports of deaths – some in strain. So why is it so severe? I don't than in here ... but anytime you get to represent your when she was a young mother who otherwise healthy children and think we know." country is a good time." l 8 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 OUTDOORS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Fight fire with fish: Sunday Lake event set ers. n Procceds go to Prizes are awarded to the Wakefield smallest fish and first registered Volunteer Fire fish in each category, in addition to first, second and third place Department finishers. Winning a division last By IAN MINIELLY year does not preclude an angler [email protected] from winning this year. WAKEFIELD — Michigan's Kids under 3 are free to enter free fishing weekend brings more while kids 4 to 12 are $3 and 13 than anglers to Wakefield, it and up costs $5. brings the volunteer fire depart- The 224-acre lake in Wake- ment its biggest source of fund- field is one of the Michigan ing for the year. Department of Natural The ninth annual ice fishing Resources’ designated Family contest on Sunday Lake on Satur- Friendly Fishing Waters, home to day, Feb. 17, will help the depart- perch, panfish, walleyes and ment buy needed equipment and northern pike. fund two scholarships to graduat- Residents and out-of-state visi- ing students. tors may fish free for the week- Mike Singleton, chair of the end on inland and Great Lakes event, said there are no pre-sales waters for all species of fish. All of tickets and the event grows fishing regulations still apply. every year. Last year, Singleton “We’ve been hosting our fish- said they had around 700 people ing contest on Michigan’s Free on the lake fishing and this year Fishing Weekend for the past sev- it looks like favorable weather for eral years in an attempt to attract the second winter in a row. The people who otherwise may not weather is subject to change, of fish, as well as to draw participa- course. tion from Wisconsin and Min- There are loads of door prizes nesota,” said Jennifer Jacobson, available for entrants and a pool secretary of the fishing contest of live bait is offered, but the bait committee. Ian Minielly/Daily Globe MARK LANE, of Wakefield, sets a tip-up during the 2017 Wakefield Volunteer Fire Department fish- goes quickly. Funds raised during the con- ing contest on Sunday Lake. Lane and his family are involved in the contest every year. VFW Post 9084 stays busy all test will go to purchase extrica- day with fishermen moving onto tion and fire suppression equip- each year and have been able to organizers anticipate having Wakefield, MI 49968. the lake and coming back with ment, including structural and purchase advanced life-saving prizes available for all ages. ——— their fish, or to get food. wildland firefighting equipment. equipment, increasing our ser- “We give away around $8,000 Editor’s note: People with ques- Other people stay busy in the Last year’s funds were used to vices and ability to better protect in door and raffle prizes,” Jacob- tions may contact Singleton at 906- post bidding on the different purchase advanced extrication lives and property,” said Wake- son said. 364-0729; Jim Tarro at 906-364- prizes that get raffled off. equipment, flashlights and truck field Volunteer Fire Department Donations can be sent to 3636, or Jen Jacobson at 906-364- Singleton said they have a repairs. Chief Mike Yon. Wakefield Volunteer Fire Depart- 0174. large variety of items they are raf- “We’ve been successful in Although the ice fishing con- ment — Attention: Ice Fishing fling, like fish finders and smok- drawing more and more people test is geared toward children, Committee, 509 Sunday Lake St., Project protects UP Pilgrim River Land along the Pilgrim River in Houghton County will be protected and open to the public following a project that partners the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Keweenaw Land Trust. The Pilgrim River Forest project, an acquisition that includes conservation easements on nearly 1,300 acres of prime forestland and 3.5 miles of the Pilgrim River corri- dor, is next to the Pilgrim River Community Forest. The effort to create the conservation easements also involved years of work by the Copper Country Chapter of Trout Unlimited, conservation-minded private landown- ers and community partners. The land provides habitat for black bear, deer, bald eagles, fishers, pine martens, beaver, mink, otters and migrating birds. The project promotes sustainable timber management, which benefits wildlife by creating forests in various stages of growth. Evan McDonald, executive director of the Keweenaw Land Trust, said, “The waters of the Pilgrim River reach Lake Superior, so the health of the watershed is impor- tant for the health of the larger ecosystem.” Benefits reach far into the future. “It ensures that the Pilgrim River will flow with clean water supporting brook trout and that a healthy forest Photo submitted will provide timber products, wildlife habitat and special THE WATERS of the Pilgrim River flow into Lake Superior and provide prime habitat for brook trout. places for the generations ahead to enjoy,” McDonald said. The DNR purchased conservation easements on 1,103 acres, using money from a $550,000 grant from the U.S. Walleyes light up night Forest Service’s Forest Legacy Program and a $170,000 contribution to the DNR from the Pilgrim River Water- shed Project. The donation of conservation easements to Keweenaw Land Trust contributed the remaining 192 rigs on ice of Fox River acres of the project. The majority of Michigan’s forests are in private own- ership. A conservation easement allows landowners to Hello friends: now on the same tip-up, and I retain ownership of property, while requiring manage- My job is unique and physical. caught an 18-incher. Once night ment that protects natural resources. Easements can pro- Sometimes I kick butt. Often I do became day and it had been light for vide the public with access benefits. not! about eight hours, I put something In addition to the stretch of Pilgrim River corridor, the I am an outdoor adventure writer, together. My camp was over 13 feet project area includes 1,295 acres of prime forestland with and my travels take me to locations of water. I caught the walleye in varied topography. all over the map as I try to catch seven feet. Mark fish, harvest game and probably During the day I pulled a tip-up area weekly outdoor report Walters most important of all, spend as and tried jigging from the shack and much time outside as possible. could not get a hit. I made a deci- This week’s adventure takes place sion. I was going to move my camp Upper Peninsula smaller fish in the Escanaba on the Fox River at DePere, where I 40 yards to the shallower water. Lake Gogebic: Walleye Yacht Harbor when using two sleeping bags put inside of one anglers report improving minnows or wigglers. camped for two nights and attempt- My old buddy, Jeff Moll, was com- catches in 10 to 16 feet dur- Whitefish anglers report- ed to catch walleyes through the ice. another, a pillow and all of this is ing for the night, as he works in put on a cot, which is a must, as ing low light periods on suck- ed fair catches in Escanaba Monday, Feb. 5 Green Bay, and I wanted us to have er minnows while using tip- off Sand Point with spawn or High 16, low minus 8 sleeping on the ice generally means the best chance to catch some ups. minnows in the deep water My plan was to park at Voyageur wet bedding. walleyes and was hoping we would Others are jigging drop-offs. Park in DePere, which is basically Because of a late start and three have some action in the shack. Rapalas and spoons. Bigger fish were caught in attached to the city of Green Bay. I moves, I built my entire camp in the About an hour before dark, Jeff Some walleye action is 35 feet in the Gladstone reported in 24 to 28 feet, area. would then haul six Otter sleds of dark, with a steady wind and the made it to camp pulling an Otter temperature around zero. It was a while anglers are searching Northern Wisconsin gear to a yet undetermined place to sled loaded with gear and carrying a for perch. Deer and elk are brows- fish on the river. job where you cannot think of how pack on his back. At this point, I had Perch action continues to ing logging areas, with snow- The first thing I did was talk to uncomfortable the conditions are. been awake about 34 hours and Jeff be slow overall, with only a mobilers advised to take three fishermen who were unloading I was working too hard to fish would have to be to work at 6 the few good reports using wig- extra caution. sleds and fishing gear from their with anything more then two tip- next morning. glers. Wolves, coyotes and fox ups, and a rattle reel, which is locat- Ice travel and conditions are mating. trucks for the evening bite. I told We went with two tip-ups each remain good, with snowmo- Up in the sky, ravens and each one of them what I was doing, ed in my shack (in other words I and tried fishing in the shack with don’t have time to jig.) While winter bile use preferred. eagles are actively courting and asked where they would build a the rattle reel and jigging. Little Bay de Noc: Snow- and great horned owls are camp if they were going to live on camping on Waubay in South Dako- Moll has been running in the out- storms made travel on the making nests. the ice for 48 hours and hope to ta with the boys, we used to have a doors with me for about 45 years bay difficult, with many get- Tonight there will be catch fish from a shack. blast at night with rattle reels. and, as usual, we had some pretty ting stuck. either candlelight skis or I could not sleep tonight, actually Anglers need to be aware hikes at the Brule River State I would pull two sleds at a time, stiff competition for the big fish. of a large pressure crack out Forest and Copper Falls and relocated three times before I not even for a minute. At 3:30 a.m. I What we really did was listen to was patrolling the ice very alone from the Terrace Bay Inn State Park, near Mellen. was confident I had found home. great music and laugh a lot. About which has been moving Richard Bong State Building camp for me is a big job. when I saw one of my tip-ups was 8:30, I caught a 21-inch walleye and some as the weight of the Recreation Area, near Supe- First I put up my Eskimo Fat Shack, up and the light did not go on, as much later Jeff caught a 16-incher. snow increases. Overall fish- rior, is holding a “Return to a cabin on ice. Next, I run two the spring was too weak to lift the We had spaghetti for supper, ing slowed. Romance” valentine-themed propane lanterns off 20-pound light up for it to work. went to bed at 1 a.m., at 4:45 were Walleye anglers reported event that, as of Thursday, I went to the shack and got my fair catches in the Kipling was nearly sold out. tanks and a heater off another. back up, and at 5:30 I watched my flats and north to the For all event details, I have a table and I set up a gaff, jaw spreaders, chopper and comrade leave the ice with the same scoop and, holy moly, I caught Vagabond Resort when jig- search the Wisconsin DNR’s kitchen with a two-burner stove, and load he came to camp with. ging Rapalas with minnows website for key word “can- a good-sized cooler to keep my min- myself a 17-inch walleye. That, my friends, is what I do for in 27 to 35 feet. dlelight.” nows alive. Last, but not least, I put Back at the shack I made a pot of a living! The best spots were the —Staff, DNR and Lake my bed together, which consists of coffee and was loving life when at Sunset Kipling flats in 27 to 35 feet, Gogebic Area 4:30 a hungry walleye took the min- Gladstone Beach area in 30 Chamber of Commerce feet and good numbers of reports l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 9 Boys Midgets roundup: Glads complete give Blue season sweep Bolts a scare of rival Tigers By JASON JUNO ta Haanen both did just a DOLLAR BAY – Jesse [email protected] Kentala wondered how his terrific job on Schmidt, team would handle the HURLEY – Hurley holding him to six in the quick turnaround against knew it was important to first half. I thought we Ontonagon after the mon- get off to a good start played great team defense.” umental win over Ewen- against rival Mercer Friday Schmidt was the focus Trout Creek in front of night and an 18-3 run to of Hurley’s gameplan. 3,276 fans at Michigan begin the game certainly “We put Carson in there Tech. qualified. on him, he played just full The Dollar Bay Blue The Midgets went on to denial,” Swartz said. “He Bolts managed to survive. beat the Tigers 57-34 in an wasn’t helping on any- Barely. Indianhead Conference thing, he didn’t leave him. No. 1 Dollar Bay man- matchup, winning for the We wanted to pick him up aged to stay unbeaten with fourth time in their last five at half court and force the a 63-62 Copper Mountain games. ball out of his hands and Conference win over the Hurley’s Carson Thewis just limit his touches. He’s Ontonagon Gladiators Fri- started the scoring with a 3 a good scorer, good shoot- day in Dollar Bay. and Mercer’s Alex Gleich er. We wanted to get the "We had a big emotion- countered with a layup. ball out of his hands as al high and a quick The Midgets scored the much as possible and try turnaround against a big next 10 points and com- to make someone else hit Ontonagon team," Kentala pleted a 15-1 run to take shots for them and beat said. "Everything we did early control of the game us.” well on Wednesday, we with an 18-3 advantage. Justin Sukanen led Hur- didn't do well tonight. It Half of Hurley’s first 18 ley with 13 points. Arthur was something I was points came on 3s, the rest Johnson had 12. afraid of. I think there was were near the basket as the “Hurley’s a tough team, a bit of hangover from the Midgets took advantage of but this is not our best,” other night" a mismatch inside. Miller said. “I’ve very dis- Dollar Bay led 63-57 “The biggest thing I told appointed in the way we with just nine seconds these kids, ‘We have to came out tonight.” remaining. Ontonagon's start fast,’” Hurley coach The Midgets swept the Brendan Buzzo hit a 3 Mike Swartz said. “You get season series and they while he was fouled after a down 5-0, 6-0, they’re have the advantage with Dollar Bay turnover. going to take the air out of bigger players. Buzzo would miss the free the ball and we’re in for a “We don’t have big throw, but Tanner Bal- grinder. I think we got off guys,” Miller said. “We comb scored the putback to a good start and we were don’t have much of a to bring Ontonagon with- just able to hang on. It was weight room in Mercer, in on. The Blue Bolts held a fun game for us. We hopefully somebody the ball to run the clock played well and I thought donates some money to out to secure the victory. we did a lot of good things Mercer school to get us a Dollar Bay led 28-15 at again.” weight room.” the half before Ontonagon Giving up an early lead Hurley (10-8, 7-6) goes scored 47 second-half has hurt Mercer this sea- to Solon Springs Tuesday points. Ed Polakowski son. night for their first meeting paced the Gladiators (4- “This is the thorn in our of the year. South Shore 10, 3-7) with 20 points as side, we spot teams nine, clinched the Indianhead he did his damage in the 15, 20 points and then we title Friday night, but it’s paint against a smaller decide to start playing,” still an important game for Dollar Bay squad. Bal- Mercer coach Adam Miller the Midgets Tuesday night. comb had 12 points and said. “It’s a big game for our Henry Menigoz finished The Midgets led 30-11 seeding,” Swartz said. “If with 11. at the half, holding Mer- we want to have a chance "We just had no answer cer’s big scorer, Alex to have two in Hurley, we for Ed Polakowski," Kenta- Schmidt, to six points. He have to get that one. I let la said. "They went inside had 12 of his game-high 18 the kids know tonight, to him on the block time in the second half when there’s still something to and time again." the Tigers’ new offense was play for, some homes Dollar Bay (13-0, 9-0) more effective. games. I’d much rather took a 53-40 lead into the “We got some guys that have our games here.” fourth quarter before Jason Juno/Daily Globe can get out and guard a lit- Mercer (5-15, 1-14) Ontonagon outscored the MERCER’S ALEX Schmidt, above, soars for a layup and draws a foul as Hurley’s tle bit,” Swartz said. “I Dakota Haanen defends Friday night at the Hurley K-12 School. thought Carson and Dako- Blue Bolts 22-10. IRON COUNTY — page 10 "I thought we took ter- rible shots, just chucked two 3s to start the quar- Clippers hand ter," Kentala said. "Can't keep letting teams in the Griffin first game if we're going to be loss with elite. ."We missed layups, Pistons missed free throws and we weren't sharp." DETROIT (AP) – Blake Devin Schmitz paced Griffin's unbeaten run in the Blue Bolts with 18 Detroit ended with a thud points while Jaden Janke – against the team that added 15. Brandon traded him. Thompson had 14 points Lou Williams scored 26 and Jacob Iacono finished points, and the Los Ange- with 12. les Clippers handed Grif- Next, Dollar Bay hosts fin his first loss with the Baraga on Tuesday. Onton- Pistons, beating Detroit agon welcomes Chassell 108-95 on Friday night. on the same day. The Pistons had won five Ontonagon 7825 22 — 62 in a row, with Griffin play- Dollar Bay 101825 10 — 63 Ontonagon — Polakowski 20, Weisinger 2, ing in four of those games, Domitrovich 7, Buzzo 6 Menigoz 11, Blake 4, Bal- comb 12. F: 18; Fouled out: None; Free throws: but the Clippers still look 3-8; 3-point field goals: Menigoz 3, Balcomb, OK after trading the star Buzzo. Dollar Bay — LeClaire 4, Thompson 14, forward to Detroit last Schmitz 18, Jaden Janke 15, Iacono 12. F: 11; athletics.uwstout.edu photo week. Fouled out: None; Free throws: 9-13; 3-point field goals: Thompson 4, Iacono 2, Janke 2. ADAM MACKEY of Ironwood hit the game-winning shot for UW-Stout Wednesday night with 1.6 seconds left. "We didn't, obviously, – – – play the way we wanted to. WATERSMEET – Besse- I didn't play the way I mer made 10 3s in a 68-36 wanted to," Griffin said. Mackey hits game-winning "But that's the NBA. We Copper Mountain Confer- ence win over Watersmeet had a good five-game run, Friday night. and we'll get back to work Uriah Aili led the tomorrow." shot for UW-Stout It was a bit of an off Speedboys with 17 points, Brayden Tomes had 13 By JASON JUNO opposite corner and I cut through the his dad Dennis Mackey, who coached night for Griffin, who and Tyler Busch had 11. [email protected] lane at the same time, trying to space him for two seasons at GCC. “He’s scored 19 points but shot 7 “Uriah Aili, good floor MENOMONIE, Wis. – Ironwood the floor and get to the opposite cor- worked extremely hard to adjust to of 19 from the field. The game with Cade (Mazzon) native Adam Mackey has played in ner,” Mackey said. “He threw a great the UW-Stout style of basketball. Him whole Detroit team faded out,” Bessemer coach every basketball game this season for bounce pass to me. I was able to get drilling the game-winner from the down the stretch. The Pis- Richard Matrella said. UW-Stout, but he’ll most likely the ball, shoot it and it went in.” perimeter is a reward for his tons led 80-77 after three Ben Winkka and Julius remember Wednesday night’s the He wasn’t immediately sure if he resilience. Karma?” quarters but scored only Barajas both had 11 points longest. had to shoot it. It was a great moment for Adam, a 15 points in the fourth. to lead Watersmeet. Mackey made the game-winning “I hesitated a little bit when I got it senior in his second year at Stout. Tobias Harris scored 12 Bessemer (10-6, 8-5) shot with 1.6 seconds left to give because I wasn’t sure,” Mackey said. “It felt pretty good,” Adam said. points and Avery Bradley goes to Hancock Tuesday. Stout an 82-81 victory over UW-River “I was backpedaling when I got it “Last few years playing here, it’s been had 10. They were the key Watersmeet hosts Jeffers Falls. because I was trying to get to the cor- up and down. As far as seasons go, players the Clippers Tuesday. Stout trailed by as many as 12 ner. I realized it was probably the best there’s been some struggles, some acquired in the deal that Bessemer — Andy Aspinwall 5, Jaiden Jokela sent Griffin to Detroit. 3, Uriah Aili 17, Jared Janczak 4, Nick Trudgeon points in the second half. They were shot we were going to get, so I let it good moments. It felt good to make 6, Tim Rowe 1, Brayden Tomes 13, Anthony down by one after River Falls’ Matt fly. that, especially in that type of Austin Rivers scored 16 Metas 8, Tyler Busch 11. FTs: 12-23. Fouls: 13. points for Los Angeles in Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Aspinwall 1, Aili 1, Keller hit a 3 with 22 seconds left. “It felt pretty good coming out of moment – help the team get a win, a Jaiden Jokela 1, Trudgeon 1, Tomes 4, Metas 2. his first game back from a Watersmeet — Julius Barajas 11, Jason McK- Mackey inbounded it and got the my hand.” much-needed win, keep our playoff inney 7, Ben Winkka 11, Howard Caron 6, ball back to work through their press. River Falls got a halfcourt despera- hopes alive in the conference.” right ankle injury. The Leighton Templeton 1. FTs: 7-17. Fouls: 17. Clippers have won 11 of 15 Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Winkka 1. He handed it off to Sam Ortmann and tion shot up, but it went off the side Stout is last in the WIAC at 2-8, Bessemer 13 33 55 68 kept moving without the ball. of the rim. and are 3-1 since trading Watersmeet 7 14 23 36 “Joe Duty drove baseline from the “What a memory for Adam,” said Griffin. MACKEY — page 10 l 10 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

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Tyler Bertuzzi swung his stick and gave They also had scored 181, third most in the it to them Friday night. league. The Detroit forward drew a major game "It's good to have (our offense) in our misconduct for slashing and the Islanders back pocket," Bailey said. "But I think we're Norm Tesch photo took full advantage by quickly scoring four a better team when we're the ones control- IRONWOOD’S TOMMY Lundin pulls down a rebound Friday night at John Krznarich times on the power play. Brock Nelson ling the pace and making the other team Gym in Ironwood. then scored his third goal of the game 3:15 chase the game a little bit." into overtime and New York, boosted by Barzal became the first rookie in NHL rookie Mathew Barzal's five assists, history to have a pair of five-assist games in emerged with a wild 7-6 win over the Red a season. It was also his third five-point Red Devils beat Mellen Wings. game, the first rookie in 100 years to "That was a roller coaster of a game," accomplish that feat. Joe Malone did it in IRONWOOD – Iron- assistant coach Ben defending there for us Barzal said. the NHL's first season (1917-18). wood led by 19 at the half Schmandt said. tonight.” The Islanders were down 5-2 when Barzal is the fifth player overall to have and went on to beat Mellen The Devils swept the Ironwood (11-6, 11-4) Bertuzzi was penalized for slashing Cal multiple five-assist games in a season over 72-55 in Indianhead Con- season series with Mellen. goes to Mercer Tuesday Clutterbuck with 6:33 remaining. the last 30 seasons, joining Wayne Gretzky, ference boys basketball Fri- “Tony Wiemeri, he’s night for their last regular- Nelson, Anders Lee, Nick Leddy and Mario Lemieux, Peter Forsberg and Pat day night. one of our best defenders, season road game. Mellen — Luke Lazorik 5, Brady Mesko-Jokinen Josh Bailey scored in a span of 3:37 for a 6- Lafontaine. Ironwood’s Griffen we had him guarding 10, Owen Jokinen 4, Blaze Smith 20, Luke Peters 5 lead. The four power-play goals in the Jaroslav Halak made six saves on seven Revoyr had a double-dou- (Luke) Zakovec tonight,” 2, Luke Zakovec 8, Daniel Heinzen 1, Brayden Krusan 3, Christian Kling 2. FTs: 13-28. Fouls: 28. third period set a franchise record. shots in the third period to pick up the ble with 26 points and 11 Schmandt said. “He’s the Fouled out: Smith. 3-pointers: Lazorik 1, Mesko- Bailey's goal gave New York its first lead win. He replaced starter Thomas Greiss, Jokinen 1, Smith 3, Krusan 1. rebounds. He made all four one that scored 36 points Ironwood — Ethan Roehm 5, Jake Joki 12, Ian of the game with 1:49 left in regulation. But who allowed five goals on 32 shots. of the Red Devils’ 3-point- against Butternut. Tony Averitt 6, Kevin Hudacek 2, Parker Wilson 3, Tony Mike Green's sixth of the season with 29 Jordan Eberle also scored for New York. Wiemeri 5, Tommy Lundin 6, Josh Joki 5, Noah ers. held down the fort, he was Peterson 2, Griffen Revoyr 26. FTs: 22-39. Fouls: seconds remaining forced overtime. Anthony Mantha, Martin Frk, Henrik Jake Joki scored 12 held to eight points and 19. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Revoyr 4. Nelson completed his second career hat Zetterberg, Darren Helm and Niklas Kron- Mellen 23 55 points; he and Josh Joki only two field goals. I Ironwood 42 72 trick with his 14th goal, assisted by Barzal, wall scored for Detroit. both played well, Ironwood thought he did a great job

team. Mackey “All these guys should be playing D-2, if not D-1, From page 9 basketball,” Mackey said of but that’s just one game the WIAC. “There’s some behind UW-Eau Claire and pretty good players, some UW-La Crosse, who they good teams. It’s a battle play on Wednesday at La every night. It’s physical Crosse. The top six of eight and it’s tough. It’s not easy conference teams make the to play well at this level. A playoffs. lot of people can play, but “There’s still an oppor- it’s tough to play well. I’m tunity, we have to make finding that out first hand.” sure we take care of busi- He’s started in eight ness, though,” Mackey games this year and played said. in all of them, averaging UW-Platteville and UW- about 16 minutes a night. Stevens Point are tied for He has scored in double first at 9-2 in the tough figures three times, includ- Wisconsin Intercollegiate ing a season-high 13 in a Athletic Conference. It’s a win at Silver Lake College Division III conference, but and 11 against conference the talent is better as Wis- leader Platteville. consin only has one D-II Stout is 8-14 overall. Riding Wade's wave, Heat snap 5-game losing streak MIAMI (AP) – A quiet night for Dwyane Wade on the stat sheet still produced plenty of loud moments in his first game back with the Heat. Wade received a standing ovation when he entered the game off the bench in the first quarter and the crowd roared when he came up with Jason Juno/Daily Globe a key block late in the game. HURLEY’S SCOTT Subert, left, and Mercer’s Kobe Hiller go after a loose ball Friday night at the Hurley K-12 There were other moments throughout as Wade's mere School. presence got a rise out of Heat fans, and teammates Has- san Whiteside and Tyler Johnson led the way to a 91-85 FTs: 4-6. Fouls: 12. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Ransanici 8. FTs: 6-14. Fouls: 9. Fouled out: Iron County hosts Ironwood Tuesday Schmidt 5, Huybrecht 1. 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Every night around "Russia o'clock," as some call it, it's so easy barrage of attacks from peers who seem to collapse on the couch and turn on the bent on making your life miserable. TV. We as a society must not allow these I'm not sleeping enough, and I'm get- bullies to get away with their charades. ting stressed out by it all. What do you Almost daily, we hear stories of despair – suggest? – News Junkie often ending in the death of teens who had Dear News Junkie: Unplug and let your- their whole lives ahead of them. DEFLOCKED self recharge. Take a news sabbatical one Please, Annie, sound the alarm bells. day a week. No cable news, no newspapers or magazines and minimal internet, as it's Our young children are the future of our impossible to browse the web without society, and they're dying for no reason. coming across a troubling headline just After hearing one of these stories, I always screaming for your click. 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ATVs February 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, 2018 D. Architect: Legend Architecture Bessemer, Ml 49911. 2005 BOMBARDIER Traxter. NOTICE TO BIDDERS LLC. PO Box 273, Hayward, WI B. Bids will be thereafter publicly A DAY ON WALL STREET The Ontonagon County Board of 54843-0273. Derrick Capra, Project opened and read aloud. Very good condition, garage kept. Road Commissioners will receive Manager. 715-934-2774, All fluids changed, new vision rims 1.3 BID SECURITY Feb. 9, 2018 sealed bids at their office at 415 [email protected] A. Bid security shall be submitted 27,000 and radial tires. $3,400.00 Spar Street, Ontonagon, MI 49953 E. Project Description: Project con- with each bid in the amount of 5 Dow Jones 26,000 or best offer. (715)360-6931 until 3:00 P.M. Eastern Time on sists of the removal of existing roof- percent of the bid amount. No bids industrials 25,000 or (906)364-2697 February 20, 2018 for the following: ing materials down to existing wood may be withdrawn for a period of 60 24,000 Maintenance for Michigan Depart- roof sheathing. including eyebrow days after opening of bids. owner 330.44 23,000 ment of Transportation Roadside covers over single and double door reserves the right to reject any and 2012 Harley Davidson 1200 22,000 Parks entrances, and provide new materi- all bids and to waive informalities 21,000 Custom. 1,365 miles. Call for price. Earl Numinen 3km West of Ewen, als at Units 5, 6, 7 and 8. Units I, 2, and irregularities. 24,190.90 (906)932-2452 or on M-28 3 and 4, 9 through 30 and garage 1.4 PREBID ON-SITE INVESTIGA- A SONDJF (906)364-0858 Agate Falls 4km West of Trout are alternates to Base Bid. Brick TION Pct. change from previous: 1.38% High 24,382.14 Low 23,360.29 Creek, on M-28 chimneys are to be removed down A. Prebid On-Site Investigation: In- Military Hill 2.5km South of M-26 on to below existing roof deck) exclud- terested Bidders are to contact the US 45 ing Units 27-30) and deck filled in Owner's representative to schedule Feb. 9, 2018 Pre-Bid meeting will be held at the with materials to match existing. a time to look at the existing condi- 7,500 Ontonagon County Road Commis- Remove all existing through-the- Nasdaq tions. 7,000 sion office on February 13, 2018 at roof vents and patch roof deck with 1. Bidders' Questions: Architect will composite 9:00 A.M. Eastern time. Bidders materials to match existing. Cut roof provide responses to bidders' ques- 6,500 must attend pre-bid meeting. A deck from edge to edge for installa- tions received by phone or email. 97.33 three-year contract will be awarded tion of new ridge vent according to 1.5 DOCUMENTS 6,000 with the option of 2 one year exten- manufacturer's recommendations. A. Printed Procurement and Con- 6,874.49 sions. Specifications and Bid Forms Provide new 2"x8" fascia board tracting Documents: Obtain on or AS O N D JF are available at the Road Commis- over existing 2"x8" fascia board (as- after February 8, 2018, by contact- sion office. All bids must be submit- sumed size based on original draw- ing DigiCOPY, 1033 West Claire- Pct. change from previous: 1.44% High 6,917.01 Low 6,630.67 ted on Michigan Dept. of Transport- ings) at all gable ends, except gar- mont Avenue, Eau Claire, WI ation bid forms and must be in a age. Field verify exact size of exist- 54701. 715-552-3444. Only com- Feb. 9, 2018 sealed envelope marked with the ing fascia boards. Replace asphalt plete sets of documents will be Is- 2,900 name of the bid. shingles, underlayment drip edge. sued. Cost or documents and ship- Standard & 2,800 fascia and soffit with new. Provide ping will be the responsibility of the Poor’s 500 2,700 February 10, 2018 new self-adhering underlayment at Bidder. 2,600 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS all eaves a minimum 24" past the B. Online Procurement and Con- 2,500 1.1 PROJECT INFORMATION exterior wall. See specification sec- tracting Documents: Obtain access 38.55 A. Notice to Bidders: Qualified bid- tions for materials. Where lower on or after February 8, 2018, by 2,400 ders may submit bids for project as roof lines abut vertical walls. re- contacting Legend Architecture 2,619.55 2,300 described in this Document Submit move siding, as necessary, and sal- LLC. PO Box 273, Hayward, WI A SONDJF bids according to the Instructions to vage for reinstallation, to Install new 54843-0273. Derrick Capra, Project Pct. change from previous: 1.49% High 2,638.67 Low 2,532.69 Bidders. Bidders must submit Certi- metal step flashing and self-adher- Manager. 715-934-2774, fied Installer Certificate prior to bid ing underlayment. Self-adhering un- [email protected]. Online AP opening to qualify to submit a bid derlayment to extend vertically a access will be provided to all re- for roofing replacement project. minimum 12" above lower roof. gistered bidders and suppliers. 1. Regulatory Requirements: F. construction Contract: Bids will C. Viewing Procurement and Con- Bessemer Housing Commission be received for the following Work: tracting Documents: Examine after US stocks gain, Autos/SUVs shall govern submittal, opening, I. General Contract fall trades). February 12, 2018, at the locations and award of bids. 1.2 BID SUBMITTAL AND OPEN- below: B. Project Identification: Roofing ING I. Bessemer Housing Commission, Replacement for Bessemer Hous- A owner will receive sealed lump 709 West Iron Street Bessemer, Ml 1997 FORD F-250 4WD Towing sum bids until the bid time and date Dow up 330 on ing Commission. Package. 110,000 miles. No rust. 49911. 1. Project Location: I Fairview at the location given below. Owner 1.6 TIME OF COMPLETION Excellent condition. (715)762-4093 Drive, Apartment Units 1 through will consider bids prepared in com- A. Successful bidder shall begin the or (715)661-1293 30, Bessemer. Ml 49911. pliance With the Instructions to Bid- Work on receipt or the Notice of C. Owner: Bessemer Housing com- ders issued by Owner, and de- Award, approximately March 12, turbulent day mission, 709 West Iron Street. livered as follows: 2018 and shall complete the Work 2005 KIA Spectra. Excellent Bessemer. Ml 49911. 1. Bid Date: March 6, 2018. according to the preliminary sched- condition. Single owner car. Must 1. Owner's Representative: Sheri 2. Bid Time: 2:00 p.m., local time. ule In Section 0031 13 Preliminary see to appreciate. $4,000.00 firm. Graham, PHM, Executive Director, 3. Location: Bessemer Housing Schedule. By ALEX VEIGA (715)862-2842 906-667-0288. Commission, 709 West Iron Street, 1.7 BIDDER'S QUALIFICATIONS AP Business Writer A. Bidder must be a certified Cer- tainTeed installer. Wall Street capped a day of wild swings Friday with a B. Bidders must be prequalified by Owner. Prequalification forms are late-afternoon rally that reversed steep early losses and available from the Architect. The sent the Dow Jones industrial average 330 points higher. following Is the list of qualified bid- ders at time of printing: Even with the rebound, this was the worst week for the I. Angelo Luppino. Inc., P.O. Box I00. Iron Belt,. WI 54536 market in about two years. 2. Meinke Construction, 206 East Stocks struggled to stabilize much of the day as Lead Street, Bessemer, Ml 49911. 906-663-0377. investors sent prices climbing, then slumping in unsteady 3. Wayne Nasi Construction, LLC. trading a day after the market entered its first correction 700 Granite Street Hurley, WI 54534. 715-561-5153. in two years. C. Bidders must be properly li- The up-and-down swings followed a drop of 10 per- censed under the laws governing their respective trades and be able cent from the latest record highs set by major U.S. index- to obtain insurance and bonds re- quired for the Work. A Perform- es just two weeks ago. At midday, the market was on pace ance and Payment Bond, and In- for its worst weekly decline since October 2008, at the surance in a form acceptable to Owner will be required of the suc- height of the financial crisis. cessful Bidder. The Dow briefly sank 500 points in afternoon trading 1.8 NOTIFICATION A. This Advertisement for Bids doc- after surging more than 349 points earlier in the day. The ument is issued by Bessemer blue chip average suffered its second 1,000-point drop in Housing Commission. a week on Thursday.

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ON GRANDKIDS' HEALTH the danger defense U.S. stocks started to tumble last week after the Labor Department said workers' wages grew at a fast rate in Jan- By Phillip Alder by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. uary. Voltaire, the nom de plume of Investors worried that rising wages will hurt corporate François-Marie Arouet, pointed out Dear Doctor: I read that grand- secondary caregivers were Another factor was activity lev- that “it is dangerous to be right when profits and could signal an increase in inflation that parents can increase a child's grandparents. els, which were lower among the government is wrong.” could prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates at In those days, that was true — cancer risk by encouraging bad The researchers noted that the children when being cared for just ask Galileo. In bridge, though, it a faster pace, putting a brake on the economy. behaviors. Quite frankly, I'm of- positive habits and behaviors by grandparents than when might be dangerous if you make the On Wall Street, many companies that rose the most fended by this. Couldn't they they were with their parents. In wrong bid or play. In this deal, how that can help avert up to 40 should South play in three no-trump over the last year have borne the brunt of the selling. also improve a child's health? some cases, the children were percent of the cancers that de- after West leads the heart king? Facebook and Boeing have both fallen sharply. When our grandkids are visit- velop in adulthood are actually exposed to tobacco products South correctly opened one no- ing, we get them to eat much and secondhand smoke in their trump despite the weak spades. Financial analysts regard corrections as normal events acquired in early childhood. If, for example, he had opened one healthier food than they typi- These include sticking to a grandparents' homes. The up- club, and partner had responded but say the latest unusually abrupt plunge might have cally get at home. shot of all these behaviors was one spade, South would have had no healthful diet, getting regular been triggered by a combination of events that rattled a measurable increase in the rebid. You just have to hope partner Dear Reader: We confess that exercise, not using tobacco can cover your weak suit. investors. we cringed a bit as we read products, not abusing alcohol, risk factors that can lead to South has six top tricks: one spade, Those include worries about a potential rise in U.S. heart disease, diabetes and one heart and four diamonds. Three some of the headlines that the limiting or mitigating sun expo- more winners are available from the inflation or interest rates and budget disputes in Wash- even cancer later in life. study you are referencing has sure, and avoiding excess clubs, but declarer must ask himself ington. generated. A very important weight gain. One thing the researchers what might go wrong. Obviously, the majors are potential The market, currently in its second-longest bull run of message -- the rules of health The question then became were careful to address, and problems. If West has five hearts and and nutrition hold true no mat- which didn't appear in the sto- the club ace, the contract is going all time, had not seen a correction for two years, an what sort of effect the grand- ter who is breaking them -- is ries we read, was why this was down. So South must hope that unusually long time. Many market watchers have been parents' approach to those either hearts are 4-4 or East has the getting buried beneath need- positive behaviors had on the happening. In some countries, club ace. But it is also possible that a predicting a pullback, saying stock prices have become less snark. excess weight was a cultural spade shift will be inconvenient. Still, children's cancer risk. To that too expensive relative to company earnings. sign of health and prosperity. declarer cannot worry about that at To answer your question: Yes, end, researchers analyzed the moment; he must hold up his What many failed to predict, however, is the S&P 500's

by offering the right nutritional data collected in 56 studies For some grandparents who heart ace for two tricks. blazing slide from a record high on Jan. 26 to a drop of 10 had been raised in wartime or If West perseveres with a third guidance and making wise that had been conducted in 18 heart, South takes the trick and percent on Thursday. food choices, grandparents different countries. in poverty, abundant food was plays on clubs (perhaps after can absolutely have a positive a symbol of safety and stability. cashing the three diamond tops). But "The S&P 500 hasn't moved into correction mode this This new study, which was what happens if West shifts to the quickly, ever," said Lindsey Bell, investment strategist at effect on a child's health. We're published last November in the Rather than being uncaring or spade jack at trick three? happy to hear that you focus careless, many of the grand- It is right to win with dummy’s ace CFRA Research. It's taken nine days to go from the Jan- journal PLOS One, found that and play on clubs. East surely has on a healthful diet when your the primary risky behavior that parents in the study believed that ace, so dummy’s spade queen uary 26 peak to where we are today." grandkids are around, but sus- grandparents took part in was they were helping the children. will be safe from attack. Similarly, if American employers are hiring at a healthy pace, with pect you are far from alone in West holds the spade king all along, overfeeding their grandchil- (Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an this play only costs an overtrick; unemployment at a 17-year low of 4.1 percent. The hous- this endeavor. dren. That is, the grandparents internist and assistant profes- here, finessing at trick three costs ing industry is solid, and manufacturing is rebounding. the contract. So how did this "grandparents took a more indulgent ap- sor of medicine at UCLA Major economies around the world are growing in tan- may be bad for kids' health" proach to their grandchildren's Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is © 2018 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS dem for the first time since the Great Recession, and cor- conversation get started? diets. They offered them more an internist and primary care BRIDGE porate profits are on the rise. That combination usually Researchers from the Univer- treats than their parents did physician at UCLA Health.) COPYRIGHT 2017 carries stocks higher. But stock prices have climbed faster sity of Glasgow in Scotland and provided larger portions during meals. This meant the THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS PHILLIPthan profits in recent years. were interested in learning kids were eating too many OF HARVARD COLLEGE ALDER what role, if any, additional DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL Many investors justified that by pointing out that inter- caregivers may have on the calories, many of them coming UCLICK FOR UFS est rates were low and few alternatives looked like better risk factors for non-communi- from sugar, fat and processed 1130 Walnut, investments. Fast rising interest rates would make that cable diseases in children. In foods. This resulted in the Kansas City, MO 64106; argument much less persuasive. the majority of cases, these grandchildren gaining weight. 816-581-7500 l 14 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018 BUSINESS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Even ‘safe’ bond investments falter as market tumbles NEW YORK (AP) – The stock market Ken Mahoney, president of Mahoney Inflation, meanwhile, is one of the bond funds," said Mike Dowdall, invest- isn't the only thing dropping. Bonds, Asset Management, said he has been hear- worst enemies for bond investors, because ment strategist at BMO Global Asset Man- which are supposed to be the safe part of ing from clients this week who were sur- it dilutes the value of the fixed payments agement. But he said negative returns are every investor's portfolio, have faltered, prised by the struggles for bonds. that bonds make. to be expected every now and then. too. "They kind of say, 'I thought when stock Even before the inflation worries And "that's OK," he said. Bonds and In what's been a rude awakening for prices go down, bonds go up?'" he said. flared, bond fund investors were jittery bond funds are "still going to provide some investors, bond funds have lost Instead, while stocks were dropping 10 because the Fed has been slowly winding income, and it still makes sense to have ground these past couple of weeks, unlike percent from their record high, set on Jan. down the measures it took to stimulate the that diversification." in past downturns for stocks. What's dif- 26, the largest bond mutual fund lost 0.8 economy during the Great Recession. The Even if rates rise, experts say it's very ferent this time is that the same things percent through Thursday. Fed is raising short-term interest rates and unlikely that a bond fund would have loss- undercutting stocks are hurting bond The spark that sent markets tumbling reducing its large holdings of bonds. es as sharp as stocks are capable of. Bonds prices: worries about inflation and the was a report last week that showed wages Because of that, investors need to recal- make regular interest payments, which possibility of much higher interest rates. in the U.S. are rising faster than expected. ibrate their expectations for how steady helps steady their returns. And if a compa- Bond losses have been more modest That raised concerns that inflation may be bond funds can be, particularly after the ny goes bankrupt, bondholders are ahead than the setback for stocks, but more may on the way up, which could force the Fed- unusually calm stretch that investors have of stock investors in the line to get their be on the way. And swings in bond prices eral Reserve to increase interest rates more enjoyed. The index that many traditional money back. U.S. government bonds, are likely to become more common than in quickly than expected. bond funds measure themselves against, meanwhile, are considered virtually free of recent years, when returns were unusually When the Fed raises rates, bonds typi- the Bloomberg Barclays U.S. Aggregate, risk of default. smooth, experts say. cally begin paying more in interest. That's has had one loss in the last eight quarters. That's why bonds rallied in 2011, when Nevertheless, experts are sticking with good for investors who buy those more Going back to 1980, the index has had a stock markets around the world tumbled the mantra that bonds will be safer than lucrative, newly issued bonds. But the old loss about 20 percent of the time, or one in on worries that Europe's debt crisis would stocks and that investors can continue to bonds sitting in bond funds' portfolios see five quarters. tear apart the European Union, in 2008, count on them as a stabilizing force for their prices drop, because they suddenly "People have become quite trained on when the financial crisis hit bottom, and their portfolios. look less attractive than the new ones. seeing only positive returns from their in 2000, when the dot-com bubble burst.

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