Interstate Falls Ceremony Celebrates Purchase of Property

Few showers High: 62 | Low: 46 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Monday, June 27, 2016 75 cents First flight EASE ON DOWN THE TRAIL Young Eagles Program offers kids a taste of flying at Airport Day By TOM STANKARD from far above. [email protected] Before they got a ride in the IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP — plane, Lovelace showed the kids Young Eagles saw the North- how to conduct a pre-flight woods from a new perspective check. while being 3,000 feet in the air “How many have ever flown Saturday during Airport Day at before?” he asked them. A couple Gogebic-Iron County Airport. hands went up. Lovelace demon- Pilots donated their time and strated how to check the tire’s planes, and kids brought their pressure, check for leaks and enthusiasm and smiles as dozens check the oil. of youth took their first plane It was 10-year-old Payton ride as part of the Experimental Birkmeier’s first time in an air- Air Craft’s Young Eagle Pro- plane. gram. “Look, it’s Powderhorn Moun- The Young Eagle Program tain,” said Birkmeier, of Iron- was launched nationally in 1992 wood, as she looked out the win- and is closing in on its 2 mil- dow of the plane piloted by lionth ride. The program’s mis- James Hubbard, of Bessemer. sion is encourage youth to con- Children also got to ride in a sider becoming a pilot when they helicopter flown by Donald grow up. Giackino, of Marquette. Lorne Lovelace, of Ironwood, Isaak Fyle, 10, of Bessemer, said he became a pilot because of said it was a “cool” experience. the program. Air Choice One had a plane on “I went to my local airport, got display as part of the Airport a ride and that was it,” he said. Day festivities. There were door The pilots were volunteers prizes including airline tickets, Tom Stankard/Daily Globe who used their own planes Sat- LORI DRAY, of Ironwood, acts as the Wicked Witch of the West from the “Wizard of Oz,” as part of her “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” exhibit urday to help children see the for Art in the Miners Park at the Miners Memorial Heritage Park in Ironwood Sunday afternoon. The outdoor art exhibit features nine area Northwoods and Lake Superior artists and will run through Aug. 28. It is presented by the Friends of the Miners Memorial Heritage Park. AIRPORT — page 5 Little Finland RUNNING FOR A CAUSE celebrates New Beginnings hosts color midsummer run around Sunday Lake By TOM STANKARD [email protected] By ISABELLE KLEINSCHMIDT prizes given away that were HURLEY— As rain poured, [email protected] donated by local businesses. Little Finland hosted its annual WAKEFIELD — New Begin- New Beginnings is a non-prof- Juhannus celebration Saturday nings had a good crowd for its it organization that offers sup- inside with polka music, dancing Color Run/Walk/Roll on Satur- port and resources to local resi- and camaraderie. day morning at Sunday Lake in dents in need. Its fundraising Juhannus, or the Finnish cel- Wakefield. throughout the year helps it stay ebration of midsummer, is This was the eighth annual in operation. marked on the Saturday closest run/walk fundraiser for New The organization gives par- to the longest day of the year, Beginnings, but the first year enting classes, diapers and other usually between June 20-26. that the color was introduced. necessities to new parents, and “The sunset stays on the hori- “We put this on to raise funds as offers a wealth of other resources zon and never goes down,” said well as awareness in the commu- to the public. Seija Jarvenpaa, a Finnish lan- nity,” said New Beginning’s New Beginnings employee guage teacher. Director Stephanie Minielly. Diana Friedli said, Jarvenpaa said the midsum- The run began at the John “We’ve seen a lot of changes in mer celebration is the biggest Siira Pavilion at Eddy Park. Par- the area through the years,” said celebration in Finland, even big- ticipants followed a route around New Beginnings employee Diana ger than Christmas. Sunday Lake. At the finish line, Friedli. “We try to stay involved To celebrate, Gary Schlais, of New Beginnings staff and event with the community to be aware Mercer, played the accordion as coordinators threw colored pow- of those changes.” traditional Finnish folk dancers der at the runners and walkers Freidli and other mentors are moved around the dance floor. as they arrived. available at New Beginnings to The celebration usually After the run, participants help new families with an array includes a bonfire, but the were treated to hot dogs, chips of issues that they may be facing. inclement weather kept things and beverages provided by To reach New Beginnings or inside. Isabelle Kleinschmidt/Daily Globe Knights of Columbus, and live to volunteer, call 906-932-0414, Hot dogs and refreshments Von Lyons runs through a cloud of color at the annual New Beginning’s Color Run/Walk at Sunday Lake music by Denise Haas and or stop by 126 W. Aurora St. in were served. on Saturday. The event was a fundraiser to support New Beginnings’ work with families. Tammy Grewe. There were also Ironwood. Interstate Falls ceremony celebrates purchase of property By RICHARD JENKINS long-time owners Donald and ball Community Center, the ded- conservation easement on the legislators, state Sen. Janet Watermolen Foundation and the [email protected] Nancy Siebert before transfer- ication ceremony was held. The property. Once this effort fell Bewely and state Rep. Beth Mey- Modestus Bauer Foundation. KIMBALL, Wis — Area resi- ring ownership to the town of trust’s executive director, Bryan through, Pierce said the focus ers, enough funding was restored After Pierce and Kimball dents, officials and supporters of Kimball. Pierce, started the ceremony by shifted to purchasing the proper- that the grant application could Town Chairman Ron Ahonen the Northwoods Land Trust “I didn’t want to commercial- recognizing the state and town ty outright and donating it to the go through, said Pierce. spoke, Siebert gave a brief histo- gathered in Kimball Saturday for ize (the property). I didn’t want officials in attendance, as well as town. Half the purchase price came ry of the property. a ceremony marking the town’s to build houses (on the land),” the current and former members The efforts were almost from a stewardship grant, Pierce “The reason I wanted it was acceptance of land bordering Donald Siebert said during the of the trust’s board. derailed again, he said, as cuts to said, with the remaining funds my dad — he was dead already Interstate Falls. The The North- ceremony. “I wanted it to stay Pierce then gave a brief histo- the state budget eliminated fund- coming from a variety of private — but he always wanted to buy woods Land Trust, an Eagle the way it is so anyone could go ry of the effort to acquire the ing for the Knowles-Nelson Stew- organizations including the it, but it was never for sale,” River-based organization dedi- there.” falls, explaining the group has ardship program being used to Caerus Foundation, James E. cated to conserving land, origi- After the trust’s annual meet- initially sought to simply get a fund a portion of the purchase. Dutton Foundation, John C. nally purchased the land from ing and a short lunch at the Kim- purchaser to agree to include a With the work of the area’s Bock Foundation, James & Jane INTERSTATE — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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The water and hold his breath to sup- marks the first day people can Rainbow flags, images of shooting church also is a drop-off point for port the man, then come up for apply for Federal Emergency donated goods as well as a air. Management Agency aid in the makeshift kennel for dog owners. “I realize that sounds crazy, three worst-hit counties of victims at pride parades For now, it’s home for Jerry but you have to do what you Greenbrier, Kanawha and Reynolds, his wife, Janice, and have to do at that time,” Parker Nicholas. NEW YORK (AP) — Rainbow nation’s deadliest mass shooting “People need to remember we’re his brother, Marcus Reynolds. said. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin’s flags were held high along with in modern U.S. history. still fighting for equality.” Janice Reynolds said she Volunteer Randy Halsey said administration still believes portraits of the dead as thou- In Chicago, 49 marchers at Sunday’s parades did have a drove back to Rainelle on Satur- the donated items at the church there are people missing in sands of people marched Sunday the head of the parade each held new milestone to mark: Presi- day to survey the damage. She were heading specifically to Greenbrier County, chief of staff in gay pride parades tempered by aloft a poster-sized photograph of dent Barack Obama on Friday said her home was destroyed, a Rainelle. He said it was difficult Chris Stadelman said. this month’s massacre at a Flori- a different Orlando victim as the designated the site around New vehicle was lost in the floodwa- to estimate how many items had Flooding at The Greenbrier da gay nightclub. procession wound through the York City’s Stonewall Inn as the ters and the community “smelled been donated because “as soon as resort prompted the PGA Tour to Crowds of onlookers stood a city. Above each photo were the first national monument to gay like death.” it comes in, it’s going right back cancel a tournament there next dozen deep along Fifth Avenue words, “Never forget.” rights. A 1969 police raid on the Jerry Reynolds says the flood out.” week. for New York City’s parade. Despite the somber start, bar helped catalyze the gay was “the worst thing I’ve ever Authorities have yet to start President Barack Obama’s Some spectators held up orange parade-goers seemed as enthusi- rights movement. seen.” But as he sat in his car at sizing up the flood damage in signature Saturday on the feder- “We are Orlando” signs, and indi- astic as ever once marchers and Security was ramped up at the the shelter, he declared that West Virginia. But it is drawing al disaster declaration lets resi- cations of increased security floats began moving, cheering events. New York police deployed “we’re survivors. We’ll make it.” comparisons to November 1985 dents in the three counties get were everywhere, with armed and dancing along the route. roving counterterrorism units Marcus Reynolds even found a floods that remain the state’s aid for temporary housing and officers standing by. An Many participants said the trib- and used bomb-sniffing dogs, bit of humor amid the sorrow. most expensive natural disaster home repairs, receive low-cost announcer introducing state offi- utes to the dead in Orlando did- rooftop observation posts, police “While we’re at it, would you with more than $570 million in loans to cover uninsured proper- cials and guests also shouted out, n’t dampen the energy and fun helicopters and thousands of offi- be interested in any oceanfront damage. ty losses, and qualify for other “Love is love! New York is Orlan- associated with the pride parade. cers to provide extra layers of property?” he said. “I understand That year, the remnants of assistance. do!” in memory of the 49 people “It is another on a list of bru- security at Sunday’s parade. killed in Florida. Elected officials talities over the years (against Thousands of uniformed officers turned out in force, as did pre- gays),” said Joe Conklin, 74, of lined the route, supplemented by sumptive Democratic presiden- Chicago, as he sat on the back of plainclothes officers in the tial nominee Hillary Clinton. a float waiting for the OK to crowd. California wildfire takes 200 homes, buildings Authorities had expected a move out. “We’re aware of Orlan- San Francisco spectators LAKE ISABELLA, Calif. (AP) were moving in from both sides rafting. The communities are larger-than-usual crowd, and 15- do but not overwhelmed by it.” faced metal detectors for the first — A ravenous and deadly wild- to connect in the middle and nestled in foothills of the Sierra year-old Chelsea Restrepo, of It was a similar feeling in San time, and more police than usual fire in central California has establish a perimeter. Nevada, a mountain range that Staten Island, was among the Francisco, where men in glittery were keeping watch. Some par- burned 200 homes, many belong- Firefighters are hoping to runs hundreds of miles north onlookers. She had brushed aside white wings walked on stilts and ticipants didn’t welcoming the ing to retirees on fixed incomes take advantage of lighter winds, and south through eastern Cali- her father’s concerns about secu- women in leather pants rode stepped-up security: Two hon- with few other possessions. though a dry air mass over the fornia. Seventy-five homes were rity to attend the march for the motorcycles as the parade moved orary grand marshals and a “Most people here, this is all area will continue to bring high damaged. first time. along. health clinic that serves sex they had,” said Daniel O’Brien, temperatures and low humidity. Scorching heat and tinder-dry “What happened in Orlando Richel Desamparado, of Oak- workers withdrew Friday from 53, who lost two rental mobile Retardant was being spread conditions across the West have made me want to come more,” land, was marching and carrying the parade to protest the heavy homes. “You have these moments over one section south of the fire contributed to massive wildfires said Restrepo, swathed in a mul- a photo of Orlando victim Stan- police presence. where you just want to break- in case it moves further down. in the past week that have ticolored scarf. She said she ley Almodovar. She said she felt Chicago police put 200 more down crying and fall apart.” “The hope is we never have to destroyed properties and forced wanted to show her support. the need to remind people the officers than usual on duty for The 58-square-mile fire has use it,” Reyes said. “But hope’s residents to seek shelter. New York’s parade was one of fight for equality is not over. “A the city’s pride parade Sunday. claimed at least two lives and not a plan.” Since it began Thursday, the several being held Sunday across lot of my gay friends and rela- Organizers nearly doubled their officials warned the death toll Firefighters were aiming to fire has swept through 36,810 the country, along with San tives are still being shunned corps of private security agents, may rise. Cadaver dogs were have the blaze fully contained by acres of parched brush and tim- Francisco and Chicago. They away by their families and com- to 160. being brought in Sunday to Thursday. ber. It moved so quickly that came two weeks after the munties,” said Desamparado, 31. At a gay street parade in search for remains. A total of about 1,700 fire- some residents barely had time Turkey, a prominent German Kern County Fire Department fighters are battling the blaze to escape — and two didn’t. lawmaker and outspoken gay operations chief Joe Reyes said and combing through debris for An elderly couple apparently rights advocate was temporarily firefighters had contained signif- hotspots. was overcome by smoke as they City of Bessemer detained Sunday when he want- icant swaths of the fire’s north- On Saturday, firefighters tried to flee, county Sheriff ABSENTEE ed to speak publicly at the end of ern and eastern edges, but that found what appeared to be a set Donny Youngblood said. Their Pride Week. work remained in securing the of human remains further up the bodies were found Friday, but BALLOTS southern side of the blaze. Crews street from O’Brien’s two rental their names haven’t been AVAILABLE homes. The remains were so released. badly burned forensic investiga- Torin Swinland, 46, and his Absentee ballots are now available for City of Bessemer electors for tors will have to determine 81-year-old mother fled to a the August 2, 2016 August Primary Election. Absentee ballots may Surplus Items For Sale at the whether they belong to a person nearby park after smelling be obtained from the Bessemer City Clerk’s office, 411 S. Sophie or animal, Kern County Sheriff’s smoke and seeing flames racing Street, Bessemer, MI, Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 Ironwood Carnegie Library spokesman Ray Pruitt said. down the hillside toward their p.m. If you wish to have a ballot mailed to you please contact the Items include a bowling ball! Items can be viewed at Gov. Jerry Brown declared a community. Clerk’s office for an application, or mail a completed application to the Ironwood Carnegie Library, 235 E. Aurora Street, state of emergency, freeing up They returned to find four Ironwood, MI, Thursday, June 30 from 9:00 a.m. to money and resources to fight the garages filled with valuables the above address. fire and to clean up in the after- incinerated. Their home escaped 5:30 p.m. Items are AS IS. Bidding opens June 30, The City Clerk’s Office will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on math. The Federal Emergency any major damage, though Saturday, July 30, 2016, the last day for City Electors who wish to 2016 at 10:00 a.m. and will be accepted until Friday, Management Agency also autho- embers were still burning near receive an Absent Voter Ballot by mail for the August 2, 2016 Primary July 8, at 10:00 a.m. All sealed bids must be mailed rized the use of funds for fire- the property when they got back. or delivered to the Ironwood Carnegie Library ATTN: fighting efforts, fire officials said. The two used water from a hot Election. The last day to vote absentee in the City Clerk’s Office is The fire tore through small tub to douse the cinders. Monday, August 1, 2016, between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Sealed Bid, 235 E. Aurora Street, Ironwood, MI communities of houses and While upset by his own losses, Jim Trudgeon 49938. For questions please call Elaine Erickson at mobile homes that surround the Swinland said he felt worse for (906) 932-0203. The Ironwood Carnegie Library lake — actually a reservoir — those left with nothing. Bessemer City Clerk/Treasurer and the Kern River, a popular “They don’t have near what I 906-667-0333 reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. spot for fishing and whitewater have left,” he said. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2016 l 3 Community calendar Motivational speaker Robbins’

Email calendar items and com- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse munity news to news@yourdaily- area74.org. Faith Center, Ironwood. coal walk burns more than 30 globe.com. For more information, Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 call 906-932-2211. Golden Dragon. New members wel- p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DALLAS (AP) — More than 20 feet long. He realized selfies and asking others to take come. Hurley. area74.org. Monday, June 27 30 people who attended an halfway through his walk over video of them. Teens Only: Henna Tattoos and Friday, July 1 Rejuvinate Yourself, 4 p.m., Iron- event with motivational speak- the coals that he’d suffered The fire walk is a voluntary Iron County Food Pantry, 9 er Tony Robbins have been burns. experience and trained medical a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- wood Carnegie Library. Grades 6- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 treated for burns after Robbins “In hindsight, jumping off staff is on hand, according to treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. 12. 906-932-0203. p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Fun and Games at Depot Park, Pat O’Donnell Civic Center Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 encouraged them to walk on hot would have been a fantastic Susan Thompson, a 11 a.m., Ironwood Depot Park. Board, 5 p.m., at the arena, Iron- p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. coals as a way of conquering idea,” he said. “But when you’re spokeswoman for Robbins Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, wood. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. their fears, Dallas fire officials in the spirit of the moment, Research International. In the Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Woods and Blooms Garden Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- said. you’re kinda focused on one decades that the fire walk has area74.org. Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Civic Cen- Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Five people were taken to a task.” been part of events, very few ter, Mercer, Wis. Finnish Language Classes, 3 Church, Ironwood. area74.org. hospital Thursday night, while After his walk, Gold, 44, said have suffered any extensive Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., p.m. beginners, 4 p.m. advanced, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, the rest were treated at the it felt like someone had “taken injuries, she said. Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Ontonagon United Methodist Church tion, Ironwood. area74.org. scene for burns to their feet and a hot iron and pressed it Thompson did not know Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., basement, next to Holiday gas sta- lower extremities, Dallas Fire- against my feet.” He also said whether participants had to Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Government tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Rescue spokesman Jason Evans he saw a girl who was crying sign a waiver or what instruc- Ironwood. area74.org. Iron County Comprehensive Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Festival Ironwood Committee, Planning/Land and Zoning Com- p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic said. and others complaining of tion was given by staff; Gold 7 p.m., Depot Park, Ironwood. mittee, 3 p.m., Iron County Court- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. The hot coals were spread burns; his fiancee had minor said he signed something at reg- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, house, Hurley. Saturday, July 2 outside the Kay Bailey Hutchi- burns. istration, but did not know what Ontonagon United Methodist Church Gogebic Community College son Convention Center as part “I’m not even sure I could do it said. basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Board, 4:30 p.m., room B-22 of the of a four-day Robbins seminar it again, because now I have The 6-foot-7 Robbins con- Jacob Solin Business Center, GCC. Community Pickleball Pad- tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer called “Unleash the Power this massive fear of fire,” he ducts a variety of seminars — Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., Wednesday, June 29 School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Within.” It’s a regular part of said, adding later that he still which can range from about support group, Woodland Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 some of Robbins’ seminars; believes Robbins helps a lot of $1,000 to up to $3,000 — and Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or Christian Men of the Northland, a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- more than 20 people were people and that it was staff “Unleash the Power Within” is methetc.web.com. 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. wood. area74.org. treated for foot burns after an members who “weren’t follow- described on his website as Government Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- Iron County Transportation 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer, Wis., Sunday, July 3 event in 2012 in San Jose, Cal- ing directions properly.” “designed to help you unlock Coordinating Committee, 3 p.m., Public Library. 715-476-2366. ifornia. In a statement to the AP, and unleash the forces inside Iron County Courthouse, Hurley. Story Time at Burger King, 11 Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Paul Gold of West Palm representatives for Robbins that can help you break through Ironwood City Commission a.m., Burger King, Ironwood. All closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Beach, Florida, suffered sec- said about 7,000 people walked any limit,” and those who do the Work Session, 4:30 p.m., Ironwood ages Welcome. Church, Ironwood. ond-degree burns on both feet across the coals and only five fire walk are instructed to wear Gogebic Range Trail Authority, Memorial Building. Alcoholics Anonymous, open that will take about two weeks “requested any examination pants that can roll up and avoid 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Bessemer. Gogebic County Road Com- meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran to heal, he told The Associated beyond what was readily avail- loose-fitting or long-flowing mission, 5 p.m., road commission Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Press on Friday from a burn able on site.” clothes. office, courthouse, Bessemer. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 unit. It was the second time “Someone not familiar with Robbins says on his website Bessemer Township Board, 5 p.m. 906-932-4990. Bessemer. area74.org. he’s walked on hot coals; the the fire walk observed the event that he believes people who per- p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Monday, July 4 Ramsay. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- first he described as a “very and called 911 erroneously form tasks they once thought Mercer School Board, 5 p.m., rant, Ironwood. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 good experience” at a Robbins reporting hundreds of people unthinkable, such as walking Mercer K-12 School commons, Mer- Iron County Veterans Service a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- seminar a few months ago in requiring medical attention for across hot coals, will help them cer, Wis Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Florida. severe burns,” according to the “conquer the other fires of your Ironwood Township Board, Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, He said the difference Thurs- statement. life with ease.” 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township Adult Children of Alcoholics, 7 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. day was that it appeared staff One participant, Jacqueline Robbins’ celebrity has result- offices. p.m., Samaritan Counseling, Iron- area74.org. members didn’t allow the coals Luxemberg, told WFAA that ed in crossover appeal. For Wakefield City Council, 5:30 wood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., to cool enough before adding some people were not concen- instance, he played himself in p.m., Wakefield City Hall. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, more to the pile, which was trating on walking across the the 2001 comedy “Shallow Hal” Ironwood City Commission, p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. about 3 to 4 feet wide and about coals because they were taking starring Jack Black. 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Memorial Build- Bessemer. area74.org. Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, ing. Thursday, June 30 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 Bessemer Area School District School, room 205. Board of Education, 6 p.m., A.D. Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Hurley MECCA Ski Club, 6:30 p.m., Johnston High School library. High School Tennis Courts. MECCA cabin near the treatment Ironwood Area Schools Board Gogebic County Veterans Ser- facility, Mercer, Wis. ‘Walking Dead’ prepares to of Education, 6 p.m., Luther L. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Wright K-12 School. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Ontonagon United Methodist Church Tuesday, June 28 Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 basement, next to Holiday gas sta- p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. live year-round at Universal Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Hurley 1110. Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., High School Tennis Courts. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, support group, Woodland Church, Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. Unlike past Halloween Hor- series of developments at Uni- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- area74.org. methetc.web.com. (AP) — It’s all hands on deck at ror Nights mazes, which mostly versal Studios Hollywood, wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., Government Universal Studios Hollywood. centered on scenes and charac- including the expansion of “The 1110. all welcome, The Inn Bed and Ironwood Parks and Recre- Behind double doors with the ters from recent “Walking Simpsons” ride area with Breakfast For Your Brain, 10 Breakfast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663- ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., phrases “DON’T OPEN” and Dead” installments, the year- Springfield-themed shops and a.m., Mercer, Wis., Community Cen- 0308. meeting, Conference Room 1, sec- “DEAD INSIDE” scrawled round attraction will take visi- eateries and the introduction of ter. 715-561-2695. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 ond floor, Memorial Building, Iron- wood. across them in black paint, a tors through the previous six a West Coast version of the Wiz- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, team of workers is carefully seasons. arding World of Harry Potter. positioning 12 creepy robotic “The Walking Dead” experi- Would it be too far-fetched hands as nearby crew members ence, scheduled to open July 4, for the park to add a zombie- Lucas abandons plan to build paint animatronic zombie heads will also recreate show locales laden land? and construct a hospital waiting such as the gloomy West Geor- “I don’t see why we couldn’t room. gia Correctional Facility depict- have Terminus barbecue right museum in Chicago after lawsuit After a few minutes, the ed in the third and fourth sea- next to this,” said Nicotero. “I mechanical paws are ominously sons and the freaky cannibal think, just like with Harry Pot- CHICAGO (AP) — “Star Wars” ium. But it set off an impassioned They said the museum’s futur- — and repeatedly — reaching community Terminus glimpsed ter, the world of ‘The Walking creator George Lucas announced fight with Friends of the Parks, istic building — a sloping dune- through the crack between the in the fourth and fifth seasons. Dead’ has great opportunities to Friday that he has abandoned which argued the museum plans like form topped with an observa- doors. The iconic image is the The attraction will feature a grow and expand. As we move plans to build his art museum in violated laws restricting develop- tion deck resembling a floating first that will greet visitors mix of animatronics and actors past season six and into season Chicago, blaming delays over a ment along Lake Michigan. disc —would have added to Chica- when they enter the theme portraying various “walkers” — seven, the world is opening up lawsuit from a parks group Emanuel released a statement go’s tradition of bold architecture. park’s new attraction based on the series’ preferred moniker for us.” opposed to development along the Friday calling it a “missed oppor- Friends of the Parks, which is the zombie apocalypse drama for the undead — featured city’s prized lakefront. tunity” that would cost the city committed to preserving open “The Walking Dead.” throughout the series. The team The filmmaker said in a state- millions of dollars in economic space, fought the location out of “We knew that everyone was from Universal is working close- ment he would take his Lucas investment, thousands of jobs concern it would open the way for going to want to take a selfie ly with “Walking Dead” effects Museum of Narrative Art to his and educational opportunities for more construction on the valuable with this, given modern sensi- studio KNB EFX Group to bring home state of California, but he the city’s youth. ribbon of public, open land along bilities, so we moved it at the them to, well, life. did not name a specific location. “Unfortunately, time has run the Lake Michigan shoreline. last minute out into what’s “It’s the exact opposite of In Loving Memory of our He blamed Chicago’s Friends of out and the moment we’ve consis- In a federal lawsuit, it said the actually considered the queue,” what we do on the show,” said mothers for their birthdays: the Parks group for suing to stop tently warned about has arrived - city had no authority to hand over said Universal creative direc- “Walking Dead” executive pro- ENNIE ACOBSON construction on what is currently Chicago’s loss will be another the land, citing a legal principle tor John Murdy during a recent ducer and special effects guru J L. J June 22, 1912 a parking lot for the NFL football city’s gain,” Emanuel said. known as the public trust doc- tour of the still-under-con- Greg Nicotero. “When you’re stadium Soldier Field. The city’s official tourism orga- trine, which requires the state to struction walk-through attrac- working on a movie or a televi- LENORE I. CORULLO July 2, 1925 “No one benefits from continu- nization, Choose Chicago, called it ensure open spaces are preserved tion. sion show, you’re capturing a Those special moments of you ing their seemingly unending liti- an “enormous loss.” and accessible to the public. After utilizing mostly wood special effect on camera, so the Always bring a smile gation to protect a parking lot,” The 17-acre site just south of Before Lucas had settled on and cloth for the past four years choreography involved is very If only we could have you back Lucas said. Friends of the Parks the Chicago Bears’ home stadium Chicago, where his wife is from, he to build temporary mazes based different.” For just a little while. said it was unfortunate that Lucas would have erased a parking lot had considered locating the muse- on the AMC series for the Nicotero noted that the Then we could sit and talk again wouldn’t consider an alternate and added 4.5 acres of new park- um in San Francisco. theme park’s annual Halloween attraction’s gruesomeness must Just like we used to do. Chicago site away from the lake. land, according to designs The museum, wherever it ends Horror Nights event, Murdy be visible to all visitors, as well You always meant so very much Mayor Rahm Emanuel and released in September. Support- up, will showcase popular art and his team are using steel as durable enough for daily use. And always will do too. members of the city’s cultural and ers defended it as an improvement Lucas has collected since college, and concrete for a permanent His tricks include adding mag- The fact that you’re no longer here business communities had backed that would have transformed an including illustrations by Norman “Walking Dead”-themed nets and zippers to zombie Will always cause us pain the director’s plans to bring the asphalt expanse into green space Rockwell, Maxfield Parrish and labyrinth. skins to make them more easily But you’re forever in our hearts museum to a lakefront area that is with dazzling landscape design by N.C. Wyeth, as well as works by “It’s unusual for a theme replaceable and crafting stur- Until we meet again. already home to a natural history renowned Chicago architect Lucas’s visual effects company, park to have an attraction dier prosthetics from makeup museum, planetarium and aquar- Jeanne Gang. Industrial Light and Magic. based on a franchise as molds created for the show. Love from your children intense as ‘The Walking The addition of “The Walking and families Dead,’” said Murdy. “I think Dead” attraction is the latest in what’s different is that ‘The Court bites back, exonerates Michigan TV vet who saved dog Walking Dead’ transcends the narrow confines of horror and In observance of DETROIT (AP) — A Boston who saw the show filed a com- joy to his owners and terror to the is a pop-culture icon watched terrier named Mr. Pigglesworth is plaint with the state of Michigan. local squirrels. ... This case is curi- by millions of people, beyond as frisky as ever — and the Michi- Regulators investigated and said ous. A dog’s life is saved, yet the horror fans.” gan veterinarian who saved the Pol didn’t wear a mask or provide veterinarian faces sanctions.” Independence Day dog’s life on a reality TV show has IV therapy and other comforts been cleared of misconduct. while treating Mr. Pigglesworth. The DAILY GLOBE office will be The Michigan appeals court on In response, Pol said he had Friday overturned a $500 fine and sanitized his hands. He said the CLOSED and will not publish a probation for Jan Pol, who has a dog, 2 years old at the time, was popular show on Nat Geo Wild properly sedated during surgery paper on Monday, July 4th called “The Incredible Dr. Pol.” and recovered in a warm kennel. In a 3-0 decision, the court Nonetheless, a disciplinary seemed incredulous that Pol was in panel at the Michigan Board of Vet- 2010 DODGE 2500 2013 ADVERTISING DEADLINE hot water for saving a dog that was erinary Medicine last year accepted CREW CAB 4X4 FORD EDGE AWD FOR TUESDAY, JULY 5 struck by a car. 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4 l MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2016 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Let’s listen to Cardinal Wuerl: The ‘other’ Donald “When I go back to Berkeley, I will be lost, good public policy — the kind that results in DAILY GLOBE and with all the damned depression, riots, a good and just society — ultimately must and attempts by everyone to get me on pot, I have “some religious antecedence, some Sue Mizell, Publisher am afraid I shall just flip.” appreciation that there are moral impera- The other day, I read this letter that was Kathryn tives not created by human beings.” Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor sent to William F. Buckley, the founder of Lopez To that young man writing from Berkeley, National Review, in 1968 from a young man Wuerl might have pointed to America’s looking for advice. founding, as he did at AEI. We are a people He explained that he had been having who — at least on paper — assent to a reali- In Their Opinion “attacks of doubt,” describing himself as ty that includes some self-evident truths, like “spinning,” “reeling” and “confused.” He had our “inalienable” rights. gotten into some wild things on campus, and “When we stand up today in the public End unfair local philosophy class was upending his under- of questions of his own: “What do you think arena and the courts for the identity, integri- standing of the world. the world would be like if it were not for the ty and freedom of our ministries,” said “I do not really know what is wrong with voices of all of those religious traditions rep- Wuerl, “we do so not to protect a narrow priv- me, but I do feel that something is wrong resented in the hall? What would it be like if ilege, but to uphold American constitutional road match levy with me, and I ask your advice. ... I am so sad we did not hear voices in the midst of the guarantees and to protect our right and duty and need help.” community saying, ‘you shall not kill, you to serve ‘the least of these’ and promote the Troy does not want to pay the tab for making commuting That was Berkeley, then. It seems like shall not steal, you shall not bear false wit- common good without violating the teachings easier for its Oakland County neighbors. And who can much of the world, now. ness’? of our faith.” blame it? The suburb has its own road needs, and not On a recent Monday morning, the psalm “What would our culture be like had we He pointed to poverty, immigration and enough money to meet them. reading at St. Agnes Church near Grand not heard religious imperatives such as ‘love our need to be good stewards of human life But under an archaic and extremely unfair state cost-shar- Central Station included these words: your neighbor as yourself’ and ‘do unto others and all the gifts and talents we have been ing law, Troy is in line to kick in $9.6 million to help fund the “You have rocked the country and split it as you would have them do unto you’? How given. He pointed to the poison of abortion in reconstruction and widening of Interstate 75. Meanwhile it’s open; repair the cracks in it, for it is totter- much more harsh would our land be if we did our midst, saying, “Clearly, a nation that neighbor, Bloomfield Township, will pay nothing. ing. You have made your people feel hard- not grow up hearing, ‘blessed are they who destroys a million unborn children a year is The discrepancy stems from a provision in a 1951 law ships; you have given us stupefying wine.” hunger and thirst for righteousness, blessed failing a fundamental moral test.” are the merciful, blessed are the peacemak- that requires “cities and villages” with at least 25,000 resi- Oh, how familiar that seems. To the young people present, he said, as he ers’? What would the world be like had we dents to pay a portion of the state’s cost for highway con- This month, the American Enterprise might have to the Berkeley student: “Our Institute hosted a day devoted to Catholic never been reminded that someday we will task is to do not everything we can, but only struction projects within their borders. have to answer to God for our actions?” Troy — population 81,000 — is a city. Bloomfield — pop- Social Teaching, during which Cardinal Don- what we ought to do.” ald Wuerl, the archbishop of Washington, The atheist got the point and acknowl- Perhaps that’s a good starting point for ulation 41,000 — is a township, and since townships are not told the story of a speech he had given at edged: “It would be a mess!” Or, more of a anyone feeling lost today. mentioned in the law, it gets off free. Harvard on faith in a pluralistic society. mess than it already is. Kathryn Jean Lopez is senior fellow at The inequity of the formula is obvious. That’s why the After the speech, a law professor who identi- Wuerl warned that the current reluctance the National Review Institute, editor-at- Legislature passed a bill sponsored by Sen. Marty Knollen- fied as an atheist had asked him, and the in some quarters to welcome any religious large of National Review Online and found- berg, R-Troy, to repeal that provision of the law and end the other religious leaders present: “What do you point of reference in public and civic life has ing director of Catholic Voices USA. She cost sharing altogether. people think you bring to our society?” become a matter of preoccupation precisely can be contacted at klopez@nationalre- The repeal is headed to Gov. Rick Snyder’s desk, and he Wuerl answered the lawyer with a series because it has always been assumed that view.com. ought to sign it without delay. In the name of fairness alone, the bill is justified. But there’s a catch. Snyder’s transportation department is Today in history objecting to the legislation for reasons that are purely financial. Without the local matches, the state will lose $22 million a year in road funding dollars. The Associated Press Too bad, so sad. Keeping a law on the books that treats Today’s Highlight in History taxpayers in different communities unequally cannot be On June 27, 1966, the Gothic defended, no matter what the cost to the state. soap opera “Dark Shadows,” hav- Consider how the current law would impact Troy if it’s ing to do with mysterious and not repealed. supernatural goings-on in The city gets about $3.9 million from the state for “major Collinsport, Maine, premiered on streets” work, and spends about $2.8 million of that on ABC-TV. maintenance. If forced to pay the I-75 match, it would have On this date In 1787, English historian to return $1.2 million, or nearly one-third of its state grant. Edward Gibbon completed work on And its residents would benefit no more from the freeway his six-volume work, “The History work than those in other communities along the route who of the Decline and Fall of the will be saved from the matching payment. Roman Empire.” Municipal leaders have complained for years about the In 1844, Mormon leader Joseph match and its impact on their budgets. Local match funding Smith and his brother, Hyrum, were killed by a mob in Carthage, Illinois. for state trunk-line projects has ranged from $2 million to In 1864, Confederate forces $7 million annually for the past five years. repelled a frontal assault by Union Local budgets are already strained, and should not have troops in the Civil War Battle of to absorb costs they have no say in levying. Kennesaw Mountain in Georgia. Snyder should sign this bill. And if the state decides it needs In 1905, the Industrial Workers local matches for road projects, the Legislature should consid- of the World was founded in Chica- er a measure that would spread the costs more equitably. go. In 1922, the first Newberry — The Detroit News Medal, recognizing excellence in children’s literature, was awarded to “The Story of Mankind” by Hen- Legislators drik Willem van Loon. In 1944, during World War II, American forces liberated the Michigan Wisconsin French port of Cherbourg from the Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Box Gov. Scott Walker, 115 East Germans. to exact specifications; corrective Barack Obama’s U.S. Senate seat. 65. Actress Isabelle Adjani is 61. 30013, Lansing, MI 48909, phone Capitol, Madison, WI 53702, phone In 1957, more than 500 people optics were later installed to fix the (Blagojevich was later sentenced to Country singer Lorrie Morgan is 57. 517-373-3400, online contact page: 608-266-1212, online contact page: were killed when Hurricane Audrey problem.) 14 years in prison.) International Actor Brian Drillinger is 56. Writer- michigan.gov/snyder. walker.wi.gov. slammed through coastal Louisiana In 1991, Supreme Court Justice judges ordered the arrest of Libya’s producer-director J.J. Abrams is and Texas. Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., 328 Thurgood Marshall, the first black Moammar Gadhafi for murdering 50. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H., is 48. In 1963, President John F. jurist to sit on the nation’s highest civilians. Venus and Serena Olympic gold and bronze medal fig- Mich., 731 Hart Senate Office Build- Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- Kennedy spent the first full day of a court, announced his retirement. Williams were eliminated in the ure skater Viktor Petrenko is 47. ing, Washington, DC 20510, phone ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- visit to Ireland, the land of his (His departure led to the con- fourth round of Wimbledon, the first Actor Edward “Grapevine” Ford- 202-224-4822, online contact page: 5323, online contact page: ronjohn- ancestors, stopping by the County tentious nomination of Clarence time in five years that neither sister ham Jr. is 46. TV personality Jo stabenow.senate.gov. son.senate.gov. Wexford home of his great-grandfa- Thomas to succeed him.) advanced to the quarterfinals at the Frost is 46. Actor Yancey Arias is Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., 724 Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., ther, Patrick Kennedy, who’d emi- Ten years ago: A constitutional All England Club. Actress Elaine 45. Actor Christian Kane is 42. Hart Senate Office Building, Washing- 717 Hart Senate Office Building, grated to America in 1848. amendment to ban desecration of Stewart, 81, died in Beverly Hills, Actor Tobey Maguire is 41. Rock ton, DC 20510, phone 202-224-6221, Washington, DC 20510, phone 202- In 1974, President Richard the American flag died in a Senate California. singer Bernhoft is 40. Gospel online contact page: peters.senate.gov. 224-5653; online contact page: bald- Nixon opened an official visit to the cliffhanger, falling one vote short of One year ago: The Episcopal singer Leigh Nash is 40. Musician U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek, R- win.senate.gov. Soviet Union. the 67 needed to send it to states Church elected its first African- Chris Eldridge (Punch Brothers) is Crystal Falls, 514 Cannon House U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Ash- In 1986, the International Court for ratification. Surgeon General American presiding bishop, choos- 34. Reality TV star Khloe Kardashi- Office Building, Washington, DC land, 1208 Longworth House Office of Justice at The Hague ruled the Richard Carmona issued a report ing Bishop Michael Curry of North an is 32. Actor Drake Bell is 30. 20515, phone 202-225-4735, online Building, Washington, DC 20515, United States had broken interna- saying breathing any amount of Carolina during the denomination’s Actor Sam Claflin is 30. Actress contact page: benishek.house.gov. phone 202-225-3365, online contact tional law and violated the someone else’s tobacco smoke national assembly in Salt Lake India de Beaufort is 29. Actor Ed State Sen. Tom Casperson, R- page: duffy.house.gov. sovereignty of Nicaragua by aiding harmed nonsmokers. “Railroad City. Chris Squire, 67, the bassist Westwick is 29. Actress Madylin Escanaba, 705 Farnum Building, State Sen. Janet Bewley, D-Ash- the contras. (The U.S. had already Killer” Angel Maturino Resendiz, and co-founder of the progressive Sweeten is 25. Pop singer Lauren P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, MI 48909, land, 126 South, State Capitol, P.O. said it would not consider itself linked to 15 murders, was executed rock band Yes, died in Phoenix, Jauregui (Fifth Harmony) (TV: “The phone 517-373-7840, online contact Box 7882, Madison, WI 53707, phone bound by the World Court deci- in Texas for the slaying of physician Arizona. X Factor”) is 20. Actor Chandler page: senatortomcasperson.com. 608-266-3510, online contact page: sion.) Claudia Benton in 1998. Today’s Birthdays Riggs is 17. State Rep. Scott Dianda, D- legis.wisconsin.gov/senate/25.bewley. In 1990, NASA announced that Five years ago: Former Illinois Business executive Ross Perot Thought for Today Calumet, S-1489 House Office State Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bay- a flaw in the orbiting Hubble Space Gov. Rod Blagojevich was convict- is 86. Former Interior Secretary “Conversation enriches the Building, P.O. Box 30014, Lansing, field, 409 North, State Capitol, P.O. Telescope was preventing the ed by a federal jury in Chicago of a Bruce Babbitt is 78. Singer-musi- understanding, but solitude is the MI 48909, phone 517-373-0850, Box 8953, Madison, WI 53708, 608- instrument from achieving optimum wide range of corruption charges, cian Bruce Johnston (The Beach school of genius.” — Edward Gib- online: housedems.com/ state-rep- 266-7690, online contact page: focus. (The problem was traced to including the allegation that he’d Boys) is 74. Fashion designer Vera bon, English historian (1737- scott-dianda. [email protected]. a mirror that had not been ground tried to sell or trade President Wang is 67. Actress Julia Duffy is 1794).

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POLICE REPORT From page 1 Gogebic County Marenisco Police Chief Bruce Siebert said, saying he has Mahler called the Gogebic County owned the property for 58 years. Sheriff’s Department Saturday at Following the ceremony at the 8:30 p.m. to report there were large community center, attendees tree branches on the roadway along drove to Center Drive and U.S. 2 M-64 near the Michigan, Wisconsin where a sign marking the proper- border, according to the GCSD ty was unveiled. The sign can report. now be seen from the highway. The purchased property — which consists of approximately 38.7 acres near the 17.5-foot Annual fireworks waterfall on the west side of the Montreal River and includes display celebrates 2,500 feet of frontage on the river along with a roughly quarter- Detroit’s progress mile corridor on Cominski Creek DETROIT (AP) — The annual — was named the Siebert Scenic fireworks display over the Conservation Area to honor its Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe Detroit River is billed as a salute former owners. AREA RESIDENTS and officials with the Northwoods Land Trust gather at U.S. 2 and Center Drive in Kimball for the unveiling of sign marking the to progress made toward Despite the transfer in owner- public access to the land bordering Interstate Falls. Among those attending the ceremony were, from left, Kimball supervisors Ray Kivi and John Detroit’s revival and optimism ship of the property, Pierce said Smith, Kimball Town Chairman Ron Ahonen, former property owners Don and Nancy Siebert, Northwoods Land Trust Executive Director Bryan for the future. the trust will continue to be Pierce, Land Trust Board President Mary Schwaiger and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Grant Specialist Jillian Steffes. The theme of the fireworks on involved in making improve- Monday is “Go Forward Detroit.” ments to the site. kiosk and potentially some form round. Falls, according to the U.S. Geo- 2007, ending longstanding confu- The show by Zambelli Fire- Among the planned improve- of viewing platform so people can Interstate Falls is down- logical Survey. The USGS offi- sion regarding the proper names works is produced by The Parade ments are a parking lot, visitors safely enjoy the falls year- stream from nearby Peterson cially named the pair of falls in for each of the features. Co. and will include more than 10,000 pyrotechnic effects visible Michigan Briefs for miles along the river between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario. It’s the event’s 58th year. Dear- Mother distracted at time March still had a right to the born-based Ford Motor Co. has of fatal collision Westland property during a six- been a key sponsor since 2013. month period when he could Ford and the Yankee Air RAVENNA TOWNSHIP (AP) have scraped up the money to — A western Michigan sheriff Museum are organizing a flyover keep it. of vintage planes as a military says a 24-year-old mother was When the six-month period distracted by two young children salute. expired in 2013, new owner John This year, Ford also will offer in the back seat when she went Hamood found many things through a stop sign and her vehi- free admission to Belle Isle for missing, including cabinets, fur- the first 1,000 vehicles. The cle was struck by another vehi- nace, doors and hot water tank. cle, killing her 2-year-old daugh- island park is among the popular March was charged with larceny. spots for fireworks viewing. ter. 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THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / NATION MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2016 l 7 Obituaries Fentanyl worries LOONS ON THE GILE Evelyn B. Fabbri changing way IRONWOOD, Mich. — Evelyn B. Fabbri, 85, of Ironwood, died peacefully Friday, June 17, 2016, surrounded by her lov- narcotics ing family, at Aspirus Grand View Hospital in Ironwood. The former Evelyn B. Pucilowski was born July 4, 1930, in Bessemer, daughter of the late Bartec and Josephine (Todryk) officers operate Pucilowski, and attended Bessemer schools. She worked at ST. LOUIS (AP) — The street Joe’s Pasty Shop in downtown Ironwood for version of fentanyl blamed in the one year, then was united in marriage to Jean deaths of thousands of Ameri- Fabbri on July 23, 1949, at St. Sebastian cans is also threatening police Catholic Church in Bessemer by the late Fr. officers, forcing changes in long- Charles Swoboda. Jean preceded her in death standing basics of drug investi- on Oct. 15, 1989. gations, from confiscations to test- Evelyn was a member of Our Lady of Peace ing and undercover operations, Catholic Church in Ironwood where she served law enforcement officials say. on the funeral lunch committee for 10 years. Overdose deaths have surged She enjoyed playing bingo and loved spending as drugs such as heroin, cocaine time with her family. and counterfeit prescription pills Surviving are two sons, Richard “Mickey” Evelyn B. are now commonly laced with (Deb), Bessemer, and Eugene (Colleen), Iron- Fabbri fentanyl to increase potency, wood; four daughters, Susan (Michael “Red”) 1930 — 2016 though drug investigators say it Strand, Hurley, Wis., Diane Freidman (Jim), Ironwood, Beth is increasingly sold by itself, too. (Jerry) Rigoni, Hurley, and Tricia Peterson, Bessemer; 13 A speck the size of a few grains Submitted photo of salt can potentially kill a 250- grandchildren, Cory, Joy-el, Eric, Brianne, Mackenzie, Casey, AN ADULT loon swims near an immature loon Saturday morning on the Gile Flowage. The photo was sub- pound man, said Tommy Farmer mitted by Gary Jackson of Ironwood. Jay, Jim, Nicole, Lindsey, Cole, Alissa and Ashley; 13 great- of the Tennessee Bureau of grandchildren and a very special one on the way in November; Investigation. son-in-law, Curt (Laurie) Ahonen; sister, Irene Strand, Besse- Fentanyl can be absorbed mer; sisters- and brothers-in-law, Norma Pucilowski, Grand through the skin or inhaled if it Rapids, Tony and Roberta Fabbri, Ironwood, and George Fab- becomes airborne. Because such At least 7 stabbed at protest bri, Plymouth; and numerous nieces and nephews. a small amount can be deadly, In addition to her parents and husband, Evelyn was prede- police agencies big and small are ceased by a son, Peter, in 1958; daughter, Sharon Ahonen, in changing the way they go about outside California Capitol 2010; brothers, Anton, Henry, Edmond and Patrick Pucilows- keeping officers safe. James ki; and sisters, Wanda Udell, Veronica Minkin and Agnes Shroba, special agent in charge Maki. of the Drug Enforcement Admin- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — At nationalism.” Network said TWP members Out of respect for her wishes, cremation has taken place. istration’s office in St. Louis, least seven people were stabbed Matthew Heimbach, chair- planned to march in Sacramento A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Saturday, said agents are even trained in Sunday when counter-protesters man of the Traditionalist Worker to protest against globalization July 2, at 11 a.m., preceded by visitation in the St. Joseph how to give themselves the anti- clashed with members of right- Party, told the Los Angeles and in defense of their right to Family Room at 10 a.m., at Our Lady of Peace Church in Iron- overdose Narcan in case of acci- wing extremists groups that Times that his group and the free expression. planned to hold a rally outside Golden State Skinheads orga- They said they expected to be wood, with the Rev. Robb Jurkovich, celebrant. dental exposure to fentanyl the California state Capitol nized the Sunday rally. Heim- outnumbered 10-to-1 by counter- Rite of Committal and inurnment will follow in Riverside because “if they actually touch it or inhale it, they could die.” building in Sacramento, authori- bach said that in the clash, one of protesters. Cemetery, Ironwood. ties said. their marchers had been stabbed “We concluded that it was Lunch will be served at Manny’s upon return from the ceme- “This is a whole different dynamic of how we process evi- California Highway Patrol in an artery and six of the time to use this rally to make a tery. Officer George Granada said counter-protesters had also been statement about the precarious Arrangements have been entrusted to McKevitt-Patrick dence,” Shroba said. Fentanyl, a synthetic opiate, about 30 members of the Tradi- stabbed. situation our race is in,” the Tra- Funeral Home and Cremation Services of Ironwood. Condo- can be legally used, typically in a tionalist Worker Party were Vice chairman Matt Parrott, ditionalist Youth Network state- lences may be expressed online at mckevittpatrickfuneral- patch, by those in severe pain, gathering for a rally around noon who was not present at the ment said. “With our folk on the home.com. such as end-stage cancer Sunday when they were met by Sacramento rally, blamed “leftist brink of becoming a disarmed, “To Those I Love” patients. The street version, about 400 counter-protesters and radicals” for instigating the vio- disengaged, and disenfranchised When I am gone, just release me, let me go — so I can move which is mostly made in China a fight broke out. lence. minority, the time to do some- into my afterglow. or Mexico, comes in various As people tried to leave the A message left at a phone thing was yesterday!” You mustn’t tie me down with your tears; let’s be happy that forms — tablets, patches, pow- area, smaller fights broke out, number for the Traditionalist The clash Sunday follows a we had so many years. der, spray. The DEA says it is 40 Granada said. He said no arrests Worker Party was not immedi- confrontation in March between I gave you my love, you can only guess how much you gave to 50 times more potent than had been made as of Sunday ately returned to The Associated Ku Klux Klan members and me in happiness. heroin. Experts say its potency afternoon. Press. counter-protesters in Anaheim, I thank you for the love you each have shown, but now it’s can vary because it is haphaz- He said the Capitol remained A post recently uploaded to California in which three people time I traveled on alone. ardly manufactured, creating on lockdown three hours after site of the Traditionalist Youth were stabbed. So grieve for me awhile, if grieve you must, then let your the risk of instant death. Music the large fight broke out but that grief be comforted with trust. legend Prince died of a fentanyl things had calmed down and only It’s only for a while that we must part, so bless the memo- overdose in April, though about 70 “anti-fascists” remained ries within your heart. authorities are still investigat- in the area. Videos from the melee posted And then, when you must come this way alone, I’ll greet you ing whether it was obtained on social media showed mounted with a smile and a “Welcome Home.” legally or illegally. Fentanyl and other synthetic police officers dispersing a group opioids were involved in 5,554 of mainly youth, some with their Shirley M. Hockenbrock overdose deaths in 2014, a 79 faces covered, while some throw percent increase over 2013, stones toward a man holding a DULUTH, Minn. — Shirley Hockenbrock, 73, of Hurley, according to U.S. Centers for stick and being shielded by police Wis., died Wednesday, June 22, 2016, at St. Luke’s Hospital in Disease Control and Prevention officers in riot gear. Duluth. data. Statistics for 2015 and Sacramento Fire Department Shirley was born on Feb. 4, 1943, to Otto and Mabel (Zandi) 2016 aren’t available, but nar- spokesman Chris Harvey said Sorvala. cotics officers say the problem is many other people had cuts, She married David Hockenbrock on Feb. 21, 1970, at First getting worse. scrapes and bruises. “There was a large number of Serving Northern Ashland & Iron Counties Presbyterian Church in Hurley by Rev. James Walker. The danger extends beyond people carrying sticks and rush- Shirley was an instrumental member of First Presbyterian the user. The potency makes it potentially deadly for first- ing to either get into the melee or Church in Hurley. Shirley was also very active participant at see what was going on,” Harvey Call TODAY for details & the Iron County Fair, where she enjoyed entering her many responders. No police deaths have been blamed on fentanyl, said. talents into the fair exhibits including, her canned goods, The victims were all present to schedule your next service! baked goods, and embroidery work. but there have been close calls. Atlantic County, New Jersey, while a protest took place, said She was preceded in death by her parents, Otto and Mabel; website: no2septic.com detective Dan Kallen and col- Sacramento Police spokesman email: [email protected] husband, David; and her daughter, Sherrie “Sis.” leagues were searching a home Matt McPhail but he said it was She is survived by her son, Scott (Amy) of Foxboro, Wis.; still unclear whether and how in August when they found a box 24/7 Emergency Service grandchildren, Brett and Britton of South Dakota, Brittany full of drug paraphernalia, along they were involved. (Brandon) Murray of Marshall, Wis., and Hunter and Hannah with a bag of white powder. The Traditionalist Workers Hockenbrock of Foxboro, Wis.; and five great-grandchildren. Kallen and detective Eric Price Party had scheduled and Also survived by a sister-in-law, Louise Rundstrom of Gwinn. opened the bag and performed a received a permit to protest at Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Thursday, June 30, field test to determine what it noon Sunday in front of the Capi- 2016, at the First Presbyterian Church in Hurley, with Rev. was. A small amount became tol. McPhail said a group showed Don Nickolson officiating. Shirley’s family will receive rela- airborne as Kallen closed up the up to demonstrate against them. CARE tives and friends at 10 a.m. until the hour of service at the bag, he said. The Southern Poverty Law church on Thursday. Suddenly, both detectives Center has described TWP as a made-to-order Committal will take place at the Riverside Cemetery, Iron- became ill. They were rushed to group formed in 2015 as the wood. the hospital and made full recov- political wing of the Traditional- 5 Light Housekeeping ist Youth Network, which aims Luncheon will follow the graveside service at the church. eries. Testing later showed the Changing Bed Linens Range Funeral Service Inc., Ketola-Burla Funeral Home of confiscated drugs were cocaine to “indoctrinate high school and college students into white Ironwood is assisting the family with arrangements. To send and heroin mixed with fentanyl. Laundry on-line condolences, visit rangefuneralservices.com. Garbage Removal Meal Preparation Armus Worlin 5 Grocery Shopping MELLEN, Wis. — Armus Worlin, 88, of Saxon, died Sun- 5 Dog Walking day, June 26, 2016, in Mellen. Range Funeral Service Inc. and the Ketola-Burla Funeral Personal Care Home of Hurley and Ironwood has been entrusted with funer- Blood Pressure Monitoring al arrangements.

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Many see his “Make America Great nominee in the U.S., where he cam- Presumed Democratic presidential Again” slogan as a vow to return the paigns to put “America first” and “make nominee Hillary Clinton said on Sunday country to a time when they believe America great again.” the vote was a sobering reminder that America was the undisputed world lead- “I love to see people take their coun- “what happens around the world has er. In President Barack Obama, they see try back. And that’s really what’s hap- consequences that can hit come quickly.” an American leader too quick to apolo- pening in the United States,” Trump “Our priority now must be to protect gize for his country. told reporters this weekend during a American families and businesses from “I want us to take America back,” Associated Press visit to his golf resort in western Scot- the negative effects of this kind of Shirley Sharpe, a Trump supporter from REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL candiadte Donald Trump speaks as he arrives at his land. tumult and uncertainty,” Clinton said at Greensboro, North Carolina, said this revamped Trump Turnberry golf course in Turnberry Scotland, Friday. At the heart of The anxiety that drove the stunning the annual gathering of the U.S. Confer- month. Sharpe, 61, who works as a care- the campaign for the UK to leave the European Union was a message of regaining “Brexit” decision has been brewing for at ence of Mayors in Indianapolis. giver to her elderly father-in-law, said independence and reasserting dominance lost in a globalized world. It’s a feeling least a decade in the United Kingdom, She also took a thinly veiled dig at that she’s been dismayed by the coun- Trump has also tapped into in the U.S. as he campaigns to put “America first” and as waves of immigrants from Southern Trump saying “steady experienced try’s direction under Obama. “make America great again.” and Eastern Europe arrived as the glob- leadership” is what the U.S. needs to “We have all been just wiping up the al economy plunged into recession. In avoid the kinds of troubles Britain now dirt. And it’s like - we need to take our has been Trump’s approach to immigra- the rules. the years since, right-leaning leaders faces. country back for us,” she said. “We’ve got tion. Voters across the country frequent- “There’s too many deadbeats living have stoked populist concerns about “We need leaders ... who understand to take care of ourselves before we take ly cite Trump’s plan to build a wall along off the system,” said Portillo, who works their impact on wages, as well as fears how to work with other leaders to man- care of immigrants or somebody else.” the U.S. border with Mexico and his an overnight shift. “I wish I could start about the loss of ethnic identity, which age risks, who understand that bombas- For Chad Benson of Dallas, Georgia, pledged to deport all of the estimated 11 building a broom with steel bristles so runs deep in parts of largely white rural tic comments in turbulent times can it’s time for America to reassert its million people living in the country ille- he could start cleaning house.” England and Wales. actually cause more turbulence and who greatness. gally as the reasons why they were first Lanhee Chen, who served as a policy “There’s a real feeling things have put the interest of the American people “I think what separates Donald drawn to the candidate. adviser to 2012 GOP presidential nomi- changed and they’ve changed too fast,” ahead of their personal business inter- Trump from the other candidates is this: For Jose Portillo, 55, of Los Lunas, nee Mitt Romney, said there were unde- said Muriel MacGregor, filling up her ests,” Clinton said. He is pro-American,” said Benson, 40, New Mexico, Trump’s immigration plan niable similarities between the senti- car at a BP station on her way to work But the move to divorce the U.K. from who works in the power industry. “He’s is central to his appeal. A union member ments in both countries, including deep as a clerk at a hotel in Aberdeen, Scot- the 28-nation bloc and its government in proud to be an American. He wants who works in the freight business, Por- concerns about the impact of foreign land. Brussels was celebrated by those who Americans to be proud to be Americans tillo was a lifelong Democrat until he workers. But he cautioned that key dif- MacGregor, 52, said that, unlike felt the changing country has lost its again.” changed his registration this year to ferences remain. many of her friends, she proudly voted way since linking up with the rest of Benson complained that Obama vote for Trump. He said he’s fed up with “The U.K. election was ultimately a for “leave.” ‘’This isn’t the country I Europe. Their voices echo the millions of “seems to put other countries before the people who are in the country illegally, referendum on policy and on that senti- remember from growing up. I don’t American voters who have flocked to American people.” and argues that they take advantage of ment,” he said. The U.S. election is a know exactly what happens next. I don’t support Trump. The billionaire busi- Of particular resonance in the U.S. the system as he works hard to play by personality contest right now.” Fallujah fully liberated from IS group, Iraqi commander says BAGHDAD (AP) — Five left behind by the militants. intense, house-by-house fighting of Iraq’s special forces. will continue to do so through Iraq’s defense minister tweet- weeks after a military operation The Fallujah operation was there in 2004. Many residents of “From the center of al-Julan deliberate clearing operations,” ed that 90 percent of the city is began, a senior Iraqi commander carried out by Iraq’s elite coun- the city welcomed the Islamic neighborhood, we congratulate said U.S. Army Col. Christopher “safe and inhabitable,” but aid declared Sunday that the city of terterrorism troops, Iraqi federal State group when it overran the the Iraqi people and the com- Garver, the spokesman for the groups are advising the govern- Fallujah was “fully liberated” police, Anbar provincial police city in 2014, complicating the mander in chief ... and declare coalition. ment to exercise more caution. from the Islamic State group, and an umbrella group of govern- fight by government troops to that the Fallujah fight is over,” Al-Abadi initially declared vic- The U.N. refugee agency said giving a major boost to the coun- ment- sanctioned militia fighters retake it. al-Saadi told Iraqi state TV, tory in Fallujah over a week ago, more than 85,000 people have try’s security and political lead- — mostly Shiites — who are The IS militants who had held flanked by troops. after Iraqi forces advanced into fled Fallujah and the surround- ership in its fight against the known as the Popular Mobiliza- out for more than a week on the Some of the soldiers shot their the city center and took control of ing area since the offensive extremists. tion Forces. northern and western edges of weapons into the air, sang and a government complex. He began. The UNHCR and others Recapturing Fallujah, the first Fallujah, a predominantly Fallujah largely collapsed early waved Iraqi flags. pledged that remaining pockets have warned of dire conditions in city to fall to the Islamic State Sunni city, was a stronghold of Sunday under a barrage from “The coalition continues to of IS fighters would be cleared the camps, where temperatures group more than two years ago, insurgents following the U.S.-led coalition warplanes, including a provide support through strikes, out within hours, but fierce are well over 104 degrees and means that authorities can now invasion in 2003. More than 100 single airstrike that killed 47 intelligence, and advice and clashes on the city’s northern shelter is limited. Officials have set their sights on militant-held American soldiers died and hun- fighters in the Jolan neighbor- assistance to the Iraqi Security and western edges persisted for called for more funds to meet Mosul, Iraq’s second-largest city. dreds more were wounded in hood, said Brig. Haider al-Obeidi Forces operating in Fallujah and days. mounting needs. Prime Minister Haider al- Abadi, visiting central Fallujah with the celebrating troops, vowed that the Iraqi flag would next be raised above Mosul. But that campaign has been pro- gressing in fits and starts, revealing the deep divisions among the different groups that make up the security forces. Iraqi troops entered Fallujah’s northwestern neighborhood of al- Julan, the last part of the city under IS control, said Lt. Gen. ON NOW! 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DETROIT (AP) — Terry him as the crowd roared, and with adversity on the course, and “To have a serviceman actual- Francona did something Sunday Hurley let loose the emotion he’d that showed through in his 104th ly win the event, it doesn’t get at Comerica Park that he rarely been holding in. PGA Tour start. any better than that,” Woods gets to do. He relaxed while sit- “That’s probably like the most With the 53-year-old Singh said. He’s actually truly one that ting in the visiting manager’s emotion I’ve ever shown in my closing on him, Hurley was at his did serve his country, and for office. life,” Hurley said. best. He holed out from 35 yards him to win an event that honors The Cleveland Indians had An hour later, not far from his on the fairway for birdie on the the military more than any other just beaten the Tigers 9-3, win- Annapolis home and the Naval 15th, a shot worthy of celebra- event, it’s very apropos that he ning their ninth straight game Academy he graduated from 12 tion and one Woods himself did it here.” and improving to 9-0 against years ago, Hurley became a called “impressive, really impres- Singh closed with a 65. Rahm, Detroit this season. champion. He shot a 2-under 69 sive.” the former Arizona State star “I’ve spent a lot of long nights on Sunday to win his hometown As if that wasn’t enough, Hur- from Spain, wrapped up his pro- in this office, trying to figure Quicken Loans National at Con- ley made a 27-foot putt on the fessional debut with a 70 to tie how to regroup after getting beat gressional for his first PGA Tour 16th to seal the tournament and for third with Bill Haas (68) at 13 up yet again by that team,” victory. wrap up the $1,242,000 first- under. Els was fifth at 12 under Francona said. “I can’t entirely “Couldn’t be a better tourna- place prize and a spot in the after an eventful 72 that includ- explain this, but it feels good.” ment to win from all the facets of British Open. Hurley the family ed five bogeys and one double. The Indians roughed up a it,” Hurley said with the trophy man said it wasn’t a foregone Hurley, Singh, Rahm and pitcher Francona has great in front of him. “From just being conclusion he’d go to Royal Troon Harold Varner III qualified for Associated Press respect for — Justin Verlander. close to home, being close to the because his sister is getting mar- the British Open as a result of BILLY HURLEY III watches his shot from the second tee during the final They homered four times off him Academy, close to where I grew ried that weekend in Leesburg, the tournament and Smylie round of the Quicken Loans National PGA golf tournament, Sunday, in a six-run fifth inning to take up. It’s just perfect.” Virginia, where they grew up. Kaufman got in through FedEx June 26, 2016, in Bethesda, Md. control of the game. The 607th-ranked player in Open or no Open, this is a Cup points. “Everyone knows how well he the world finished at 17 under in career-altering victory for Hur- Future tournaments weren’t said Sunday. “It’s been a really academy’s goat mascot. is throwing the ball, and early on Tiger Woods’ annual tourna- ley, who served five years in the on his mind this week, but his hard year, so it’s nice to have All week, Hurley heard chants today, he was throwing free and ment, three strokes ahead of Navy and showed he could mas- father was. Willard Hurley Jr. something go well.” of “Maryland” and “21412,” the easy,” Francona said. “He just three-time major champion Vijay ter drives off the tee as well as he died of a self-inflicted gunshot Hurley maintained his focus zip code for the Naval Academy. left a few pitches up in the fifth Singh, who said it was nice to see mastered driving ships through wound 10 months ago. in the final round with Woods The honorary starters on the and we took advantage of all of Hurley play well and not lose it the Suez Canal. Before now, he Hurley thought of his dad, a watching in his trademark Sun- first hole Sunday were Naval them.” at the end. had never finished higher than a police officer, when he saw offi- day red and with galleries full of officers Georges Labaki and Lonnie Chisenhall had four Hurley didn’t lose it. He only tie for fourth in a PGA Tour cers following his group Satur- fans supporting the local boy who Matthew Cook, who both had hits, including one of the four got better as it went along. event. day. proudly sports Navy colors met and talked to Hurley about homers off Verlander. Juan To beat Singh, Ernie Els and Hurley celebrated on the 18th “It’s been a hard year,” Hurley including a club head cover of the golf and service. Uribe, Tyler Naquin and Mike Napoli also went deep for the Indians. Chisenhall was 4 for 4 with a triple and three RBIs. Walks costly for Nelson as Brewers fall to Nationals Mike Tomlin (9-1) beat Ver- lander for the third time this MILWAUKEE (AP) — Jimmy lar then lofted a fly to left that year, allowing three runs and six Nelson kept the Washington Jayson Werth lost in the sun. Vil- hits in eight innings. Nationals from making solid con- lar ended up on third with a “That feels great, because he’s tact on Sunday. triple. an established star in this But walks led to an early exit Scooter Gennett flied out to league,” Tomlin said. “But I can’t for the Milwaukee Brewers shallow left to end it, with Werth focus on who I’m pitching starter, who is winless in his past again fighting the sun but mak- against, especially when I have five starts. ing the catch this time. to worry about the guys in this “It was just command,” Nelson Hill had two doubles for the lineup.” said. Brewers, who scored their first Cleveland overcame three The Nationals ended a seven- run on Jonathan Lucroy’s RBI homers by former teammates, game losing streak with a 3-2 groundout in the eighth. including two by Victor Mar- win over the Brewers. tinez, to sweep Detroit for the Nationals 3, Brewers 2 Nelson gave up one hit Washington Milwaukee third time this year. The Indians through five innings but walked ab rhbi ab rhbi have outscored the Tigers 60-20 three consecutive batters with Revere cf 4010Villar ss 4010 in nine games. M.Tylor cf 0000Gennett 2b 5010 two outs in the fifth, before retir- Werth lf 3000Braun lf 4120 The Tigers kept their club- ing Bryce Harper on a warning- Harper rf 3000Lucroy c 4021 house closed for an unusually track drive to center. D.Mrphy 2b 4000Carter 1b 4020 long time after the game, but “It was that one inning where Rendon 3b 3110Nwnhuis cf 4000 manager Brad Ausmus declined C.Rbnsn 1b 4112A.Hill 3b 4020 I had three walks,” Nelson said. Drew ss 4000R.Flres rf 3000 to say whether he held a team “That right there in itself is 12 O.Perez p 0000Nelson p 1000 meeting. Detroit trails first- pitches. That’s a whole inning of Treinen p 0000H.Perez ph 1000 place Cleveland by seven games Kelley p 0000J.Brnes p 0000 work.” Lobaton c 4111Presley ph 1000 in the AL Central. Nelson, who thought he still Roark p 1000Blazek p 0000 “They just have our number had a no-hitter intact, was lifted Espnosa ss 1000Boyer p 0000 right now,” Ausmus said. Mldnado ph 1111 for a pinch-hitter in the fifth. Totals 31 343Totals 36 2 11 2 “There’s no other way to explain The official scorer originally Washington 000 000 120 —3 it.” charged Milwaukee second base- Milwaukee 000 000 011 —2 Only once before had Verlan- man Scooter Gennett with an E—Carter (7). LOB—Washington 7, Milwaukee 9. Associated Press 2B—A.Hill 2 (10). 3B—Villar (1), Braun (1). HR— der allowed four homers in a error on a sharp grounder hit by MILWAUKEE BREWERS’ Jimmy Nelson pitches to a Washington Nationals’ batter during the first inning Sun- C.Robinson (3), Lobaton (1), Maldonado (2). SB—Harp- start — also against the Indians Ben Revere with two outs in the day, in Milwaukee. er (9), Lucroy (3). CS—Rendon (5), Villar (9). S—R.Flo- in 2007. According to the Elias third. The play later was ruled a res (3). Sports Bureau and Fox Sports IP HRER BB SO hit. score right there.” innings. It had a chance to be a Roark (7-5) held the Brewers Washington Detroit, he became the first Nelson said he wasn’t sur- Nelson walked five batters, really good outing.” to seven hits and struck out Roark W,7-5 770017 pitcher in franchise history to prised by the move to pinch-hit including opposing pitcher Tan- Roark pitched seven shutout seven while walking just one. Perez H,8 1-3 00001 give up four in one inning. Treinen H,8 1-3 21100 for him, especially in a scoreless ner Roark twice. innings in place of injured ace Strasburg was placed on the 15- Kelley S,3-4 1 1-3 21103 Verlander (7-6) allowed eight tie and after having thrown 91 “His stuff was really good,” Stephen Strasburg. day disabled list prior to the Milwaukee runs on nine hits and two walks pitches. Brewers manager Craig Counsell Jose Lobaton hit his first game with an upper back strain. Nelson 510051 in 4 2/3 innings. It was the 15th “I just kind of shot myself in said. “He ran into some places homer of the season in the sev- Shawn Kelley retired four bat- Barnes L,0-1 221104 Blazek 112210 time a Tigers starter gave up at the foot that (fifth) inning,” Nel- where he just started to fight enth off Milwaukee reliever ters for his third save. He gave Boyer 100000 least six runs this season, most son said. “(Aaron Hill) had a himself and got out of whack. But Jacob Barnes (0-1). Clint Robin- up a solo home run to pinch-hit- WP—Barnes. PB—Lobaton. leadoff double that inning, it put at the same time, he did come son hit a two-run shot in the ter Martin Maldonado with two Umpires—Home, Mike Estabrook; First, Dana DeMuth; Second, Ed Hickox; Third, Greg Gibson. us in a pretty good chance to back and wiggle out of those eighth. outs in the ninth. Jonathan Vil- T—3:14. A—30,215 (41,900). TIGERS — page 10 Stewart wins at Sonoma to snap 84-race drought SONOMA, Calif. (AP) — For not to count at least one weekend, Smoke was him out. back. “My guys Tony Stewart returned to vic- have been tory lane for the first time in through this three years in vintage fashion — whole disas- refusing to let Denny Hamlin trous roller- steal a win at Sonoma Raceway coaster the last away from him on the final lap three or four Sunday. years and never Now he’s probably got a shot backed down. to run for a fourth NASCAR Tony They’ve never championship in his final season Stewart quit on me. before retirement. There’s days Stewart, mired in an 84-race I’ve quit on myself,” Stewart losing streak dating to 2013, said. “In this day of social media finally won to stop a slide of poor where everybody is a cricket ... performances, injuries and per- on social media, they sit there Associated Press sonal turmoil that has tarnished and chirp, chirp, chirp, chirp TONY STEWART, left, leads Denny Hamlin through Turn 11 during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race Sunday, in Sonoma, Calif. the end of his career. He missed until they are in front of you and the first eight races of this sea- then they don’t say a damned He complained about young came with 14 laps remaining — art pushed Hamlin toward the nudge when I got down there and son, his last as a NASCAR driv- word. (So) I and listened to peo- drivers, snarked that NASCAR the same number as Stewart’s wall. he knew where it was and he did er, with a back injury suffered in ple say I’m old and washed up — will be without any tough guys car — and he held off a trio of Stewart got past Hamlin and the right thing doing it there, but an off-road vehicle accident one I know how old I am, I know I once he retires and grumbled he Toyota drivers for his third charged to the checkered flag if I could get to him, he knew week before the season opened. haven’t ran good for the last has no fun driving a Cup car any- career victory at Sonoma. with the entire side of his car what was coming.” It meant Stewart would have three years. But I’ve felt like if more. Hamlin made it interesting by crumpled and his tires slightly It was Stewart’s 49th career to win a race and crack the top 30 we got things right, that it was Well, he sure had fun on Sun- pouncing on a Stewart mistake to smoking from the contact with Cup win and eighth on a road in points to have one last shot at still there.” day. snatch the lead away from Stew- Hamlin. course, one shy of Jeff Gordon’s glory before he stepped out of the Anyone who has followed his The 45-year-old took the lead art in the seventh turn of the “I made mistakes the last two record. Gordon, who retired at No. 14 Chevrolet for good. It was career knows that Stewart is best on fuel strategy during a caution final lap. Stewart grabbed it back laps, I had just a little bit too the end of last year, made his a long shot considered the way he when he’s in a bad mood, and with 24 laps to go, and had to in tricky Turn 11, where he dove much rear brake for Turn 7, and way to victory lane from the has run the last three years, but Smoke was ornery all weekend in hold on after another yellow flag to the inside of Hamlin and as wheel-hopped it two laps in a broadcast booth to congratulate those who know Stewart knew the picturesque wine country. stalled the race. The final restart the two raced side-by-side, Stew- row,” Stewart said. “I felt a his longtime rival. 10 l MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2016 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

East Division Oakland at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Philadelphia at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Basketball WLPct GB Baltimore at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Baltimore 45 30 .600 — NationalAll Times League EDT Pittsburgh at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. GCC Samson Boston 41 34 .547 4 East Division Oakland at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Toronto 41 36 .532 5 Summer League W L Pct GB New York 37 37 .500 7½ Washington 44 32 .579 — Soccer TournamentSunday Tampa Bay 31 43 .419 13½ New York 40 34 .541 3 First round Central Division Miami 41 35 .539 3 CopaTHIRD America PLACE Hurley 39, Ironwood 30 WLPct GB Philadelphia 32 45 .416 12½ Saturday, June 25 Bessemer II 44, Wakefield-Marenisco Cleveland 44 30 .595 — Atlanta 26 49 .347 17½ At Glendale, Ariz. 38 Kansas City 39 35 .527 5 Central Division Colombia 1, United States 0 Bessemer I 50, Ontonagon 41 Chicago 38 38 .500 7 W L Pct GB CHAMPIONSHIP Semifinals Detroit 38 38 .500 7 Chicago 48 26 .649 — Sunday, June 26 Ewen-Trout Creek 69, Bessemer I 53 Minnesota 24 51 .320 20½ St. Louis 39 35 .527 9 At East Rutherford, N.J. Bessemer II 42, Hurley 37 West Division Pittsburgh 37 39 .487 12 Argentina 0, Chile 0, OT, Chile won 4-2 Championship WLPct GB Milwaukee 34 41 .453 14½ on penalty kicks Ewen-Trout Creek 65, Bessemer II 30 Texas 49 27 .645 — Cincinnati 29 47 .382 20 Houston 39 37 .513 10 West Division Seattle 38 38 .500 11 European Softball W L Pct GB Oakland 32 43 .427 16½ San Francisco 49 28 .636 — Championship Los Angeles 32 44 .421 17 SECOND ROUND Los Angeles 41 36 .532 8 Saturday, June 25 Range Oldtimers Saturday’s Games Colorado 36 39 .480 12 Poland 1, Switzerland 1, Poland Baltimore 5, Tampa Bay 0, 1st game League Arizona 36 42 .462 13½ advances 5-4 on penalty kicks June 22 N.Y. Yankees 2, Minnesota 1 San Diego 33 44 .429 16 Wales 1, Northern Ireland 0 Pit Stop 18 Wolf’s Den 2 Toronto 10, Chicago White Sox 8 Rigoni’s 21 Aurora Club 3 Saturday’s Games Portugal 1, Croatia 0, OT Cleveland 6, Detroit 0 Colorado 11, Arizona 6 Sports Bar 19 American Legion 5 Baltimore 8, Tampa Bay 6, 2nd game Sunday, June 26 Miami 9, Chicago Cubs 6 France 2, Ireland 1 June 29 Houston 13, Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 6, Washington 5 Germany 3, Slovakia 0 American Legion at Aurora Club Texas 10, Boston 3 Chub & Sandy’s at Sports Bar San Diego 3, Cincinnati 0 Belgium 4, Hungary 0 Oakland 7, L.A. Angels 3 N.Y. Mets 1, Atlanta 0, 11 innings Pit Stop at Rigoni’s Seattle 5, St. Louis 4 Monday, June 27 Pittsburgh 6, L.A. Dodgers 1 Italy vs. Spain, 4 p.m. Standings Sunday’s Games Rigoni’s ...... 4-0 Philadelphia 3, San Francisco 2 England vs. Iceland, 7 p.m. Minnesota 7, N.Y. Yankees 1 Seattle 5, St. Louis 4 Sports Bar ...... 3-0 Cleveland 9, Detroit 3 QUARTERFINALS Pit stop ...... 3-1 Sunday’s Games Thursday-Sunday Baltimore 12, Tampa Bay 5 Cincinnati 3, San Diego 0 Chub & Sandy’s ...... 2-1 Chicago White Sox 5, Toronto 2 SEMIFINALS Aurora Club ...... 0-3 Miami 6, Chicago Cubs 1 July 6-7 Kansas City 6, Houston 1 Atlanta 5, N.Y. Mets 2 American Legion ...... 0-3 Texas 6, Boston 2 FINAL Wolf’s Den ...... 0-4 Washington 3, Milwaukee 2 Sunday, July 10 L.A. Angels 7, Oakland 6 San Francisco 8, Philadelphia 7 St. Louis 11, Seattle 6 At Saint-Denis, France Colorado 9, Arizona 7 Semifinal winners, 7 p.m. Baseball Monday’s Games St. Louis 11, Seattle 6 Texas (Gonzalez 0-0) at N.Y. Yankees Pittsburgh 4, L.A. Dodgers 3 Submitted photo (Nova 5-5), 7:05 p.m. Monday’s Games Transactions Boston (Rodriguez 1-2) at Tampa Bay L.A. Dodgers (Kazmir 5-3) at Pittsburgh EWEN-TROUT CREEK won the Gogebic Community College Samson Summer League tournament Sunday. NCAA College (Snell 0-2), 7:10 p.m. BASEBALL (Liriano 4-7), 12:35 p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Optioned World Series Cleveland (Bauer 5-2) at Atlanta (Gant The Panthers defeated Bessemer II 65-30 in the final and Bessemer I 69-53 in semifinal play. From left are: At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha N.Y. Mets (Syndergaard 8-2) at Wash- LHP Ashur Tolliver to Norfolk (IL). Sent C 1-2), 7:10 p.m. first row, Ryan Dreisenga, Cole Borseth, Eli Nordine and Lucas Burrows; and second row, Levi Lindberg, Cree Omaha, Neb. ington (Ross 6-4), 7:05 p.m. Caleb Joseph to Frederick (Carolina) for a St. Louis (Wainwright 6-4) at Kansas All Times EDT Chicago Cubs (Arrieta 11-2) at Cincin- rehab assignment. Korich, Austin Berglund, Jacob Witt, Hunter Perttu and Tyler Hasenberg. See Scoreboard for the rest of the City (Duffy 2-1), 8:15 p.m. Friday, June 24 nati (Straily 4-4), 7:10 p.m. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Claimed Toronto (Estrada 5-3) at Colorado tournament scores. Arizona 9, Oklahoma State 3 Cleveland (Bauer 5-2) at Atlanta (Gant RHP J.C. Ramirez off waivers from (Gray 4-3), 8:40 p.m. Coastal Carolina 4, TCU 1 1-2), 7:10 p.m. Cincinnati. Houston (McHugh 5-5) at L.A. Angels Saturday, June 25 St. Louis (Wainwright 6-4) at Kansas MINNESOTA TWINS — Sent RHP (Shoemaker 3-8), 10:05 p.m. Arizona 5, Oklahoma State 1, OSU City (Duffy 2-1), 8:15 p.m. Trevor May to Rochester (IL) for a rehab Oakland (Mengden 0-3) at San Fran- eliminated Toronto (Estrada 5-3) at Colorado assignment. cisco (Samardzija 8-4), 10:15 p.m. Coastal Carolina 7, TCU 5, TCU elimi- (Gray 4-3), 8:40 p.m. NEW YORK YANKEES — Optioned Tuesday’s Games nated Philadelphia (Velasquez 5-2) at Arizona RHP Nick Goody to Scranton/Wilkes- North rallies late to secure Texas at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Championship Series (Ray 4-6), 9:40 p.m. Barre (IL). Recalled RHP Luis Cessa from Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. (Best-of-3) Oakland (Mengden 0-3) at San Fran- Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. x-if necessary cisco (Samardzija 8-4), 10:15 p.m. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned RHPs Miami at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Monday, June 27: Arizona (48-22) vs. Tuesday’s Games Tyler Sturdevant and Danny Farquhar to Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 Coastal Carolina (53-17), 7 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Durham (IL). Reinstated RHP Ryan Webb Tuesday, June 28: Arizona vs. Coastal p.m. Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. UP Football All-Star crown from the 15-day DL. St. Louis at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Carolina, 8 p.m. Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Placed Toronto at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. x-Wednesday, June 29: Arizona vs. Miami at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. RHP Gavin Floyd on the 15-day DL. By RAY BRESSETTE end zone for his first touchdown but we were fortunate to get the Houston at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Coastal Carolina, 8 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Recalled RHP Bo Schultz from Buffalo Mining Journal, Marquette Baltimore at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. of the game. ball and get Tasson the touch- St. Louis at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. (IL). Sent LHP Franklin Morales to Buffalo Pittsburgh at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. MARQUETTE — Defense Corp connected with a wide- down.” AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT Toronto at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. for a rehab assignment. might win championships, but it open Tasson for the two-point Corp, a two-time state cham- was the heroic efforts of its conversion, tying the game at 21- pion with the Hematites and ATV ACCESSORIES IN STOCK NOW! offense and special teams in the 21. future Michigan Tech Husky, final seconds that led the North The North could not take earned the North’s offensive Lightweight Apparel, Helmets, Goggles, Team to a victory in the eighth advantage of a Nowack intercep- MVP award, but immediately Gloves, Breath Masks & more! annual U.P. 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Dylan Tasson said his North that turned the tide of the game. something I’ve always wanted to teammates of the past week Lake Linden’s kicker Blake do, and it was a great experi- never lost their composure under Dupuis booted a deep kick to ence,” Tasson said. “We go back a pressure. Santi, but the ball bounced off long time as friends, and we’ve “The entire game was off the the Kingsford native’s chest and always fantasized about playing wall, Tasson said. “We were liv- into the arms of the Munising’s on the same team. It finally came ing on edge the last minute, and Mike Graves, giving the North true, and we had a great beat.” we knew we had to do something the ball at its 9-yard line with 11 Brett Johnson out of Munising to change the momentum. Our seconds remaining. earned the North’s defensive coaches were telling us we were “We had it set up to get MVP award, while Hancock’s one big play away, and we had to returned on my side, and it Isaiah Bekkala brought home stick to that mentality.” worked out,” Graves said. “I got a the North’s character MVP. The South had appeared to lucky bounce and took it. I was For the South, Escanaba’s have sealed a victory on a fourth- really excited and emotional, wide receiver Danny VanEffen down touchdown from Menomi- knowing we were so close to the brought home its offensive MVP nee’s quarterback Nathan end zone and had a pretty good award. 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Associated Press CLEVELAND INDIANS’ Mike Napoli hits a two-run home run against the Detroit Tigers during the fifth inning Sunday, in Detroit. Defending champ Serena Williams tied it in the fourth, but the Indi- a three-game series against the ready for challenge at Wimbledon Tigers ans scored six times in the fifth. Braves. Corey Kluber (7-7, 3.59 Uribe and Naquin started the ERA) is scheduled to start the inning with back-to-back homers opener against John Gant (1-2, LONDON (AP) — Top-ranked come back a much better player.” Djokovic arrived at Wimbledon to give Cleveland a 4-2 lead. 4.45). Kluber is coming off a Serena Williams hasn’t won a Williams enters Wimbledon without having played a grass From page 9 Napoli hit the third home run of three-hit shutout of Tampa Bay. Grand Slam since Wimbledon a maintaining her No. 1 ranking court tune-up tournament. in the American League and one the inning with two outs, scoring Tigers: Off on Monday before year ago, but the 21-time major for what will be an impressive Where the two don’t agree is behind San Diego. Lindor to make it 6-2. And after hosting the Miami Marlins in a champion appeared confident 300th week at the top. in their attitude: Williams insists “I started off all right today, Jose Ramirez singled, Chisenhall two-game series. about her chances of retaining Nevertheless, Muguruza, Ker- she feels no pressure to perform but then it all fell apart in that homered to right field, chasing the title on the eve of the tourna- ber, Agnieszka Radwanska and this fortnight, while Djokovic Indians 9, Tigers 3 one inning,” Verlander said. “I’ve Verlander. ment. Simona Halep are all positioned believes it’s impossible to escape worked my tail off for the last Cleveland Detroit “I left some balls up in the ab rhbi ab rhbi “Honestly, I don’t feel any to oust Williams from the top those expectations. month and a half to get back zone, and those guys are just see- C.Sntna 1b 5000Kinsler 2b 4000 pressure,” said Williams, keep- spot by the end of Wimbledon. “It’s always present. Pressure where I wanted to be, and then it ing everything really well right M.Mrtnz lf 4110Maybin cf 4010 ing her answers short at a pre- Williams will play 148th- is part of what we do,” he said. Lindor ss 5230Mi.Cbrr 1b 4010 all blows up in one start.” now,” Verlander said. “That’s not tournament news conference ranked qualifier Amra Sadikovic “It’s inevitable to face this kind of Verlander wouldn’t say Napoli dh 4112V.Mrtnz dh 4222 a recipe for success.” Jo.Rmrz 2b 4110Cstllns 3b 4010 Sunday. “I feel good and confi- of Switzerland, a player she sensation as a top player, being whether Ausmus had talked to Victor Martinez homered Chsnhll rf 4243J.Upton lf 4000 dent.” admits knowing nothing about, expected to do well and to go as the team, but pointed out that it again in the sixth to make it 8-3. Gomes c 4011Sltlmcc c 3000 Williams surprised many by in the first round on Tuesday. far as last four at least in the shouldn’t be needed. Uribe 3b 4111Aviles rf 3111 failing to win any of the last “It doesn’t matter who I play,” tournament, or finals.” “We’re all professionals here,” Naquin cf 4111J.Iglss ss 3000 Totals 38 9 13 8 Totals 33 363 three Grand Slam tournaments. she said. “It doesn’t matter to Djokovic starts his campaign the pitcher said. “We know what BIGTwo INNINGS days after the Indians hit Cleveland 000 260 010 —9 She fell to Roberta Vinci of me.” for a fourth Wimbledon trophy by we have to do.” three triples in an inning for the Detroit 001 101 000 —3 Italy in the 2015 US Open semi- When she captured her sixth taking on British wildcard James DP—Detroit 1. LOB—Cleveland 4, Detroit 4. 3B— Ex-Indian Mike Aviles gave first time in 48 years, they hit final, Angelique Kerber of Ger- Wimbledon trophy last year it Ward in a first meeting between the Tigers a 1-0 lead with a Chisenhall (4). HR—Napoli (16), Chisenhall (3), Uribe four homers in an inning for the (7), Naquin (6), V.Martinez 2 (14), Aviles (1). many in the 2016 Australian capped the second time in her the two. third-inning homer, his first of third time in franchise history. IP HRER BB SO Open final and Garbine Mugu- career she held all four Grand As tradition dictates, the season. It was also the first The other two came in 1963 and Cleveland ruza of Spain in the French Open Slam titles in a non-calendar Djokovic, as the men’s defending time Detroit had led against Tomlin W,9-1 863313 2004. McAllister 100001 final earlier this month. year. She first achieved that dis- champion, will open the Centre Cleveland this year. Detroit Instead of bemoaning those tinction in 2002-03. Court competition. In the fourth, though, Michael Verlandr L,7-6 4 2-3 98825 losses, however, Williams prefers “It was a great accomplish- “It’s going to be the first Martinez walked, went to third TRAINER’STigers: RFROOM Steven Moya Rondon 1 1-3 00002 to focus on coming back stronger. ment to win four Grand Slams in match on the untouched grass,” on Francisco Lindor’s single and Wilson 100002 missed his second straight game Greene 121100 “I think it’s important to learn a row twice in my career,” Djokovic said. “That’s probably scored on Verlander’s wild pitch. with a sore knee. Ryan 120001 from every loss that you have,” Williams said. “It’s pretty cool. one of the most special tennis Chisenhall made it 2-1 with an WP—Verlander. she said. “I think, in particular, It’s really awesome.” matches that you get to experi- RBI single later in the inning. Umpires—Home, Jim Reynolds; First, Manny Gonza- throughout my whole career (I) Like Williams, two-time ence as a professional tennis Victor Martinez’s 13th homer UP NEXT lez; Second, CB Bucknor; Third, Fieldin Cubreth. Indians: Travel to Atlanta for T—2:48. A—36,502 (41,681). have been able to learn a lot to defending champion Novak player.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2016 11 DEFLOCKED Mother unsure what to do with hoarding daughter

Dear Annie: My 55-year-old be interested, either. And then daughter is a hoarder. She can- we wonder why men stray. We not pick up her clothes or keep vilify men for wanting something them in order. She lives in two that’s a natural function of being bedrooms in our mobile home human. and they are both a complete I don’t believe women should mess. Annie’s kowtow to men. I simply think Lately, it’s been so difficult for Mailbox that in a marriage, love should her to get into her rooms that she trump excuses for putting your- has started sleeping on the self first. couch. She picks clothes off of the — Austin, Texas her room, but it isn’t long before floor to wear. (She’s been doing Dear Austin: We agree — it’s a complete mess again. MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM that her entire life.) although some of our female Right now, it’s overwhelming. In the past, I have cleaned up readers will not. But we’ve said it Please help. — Mom of a many times. Marriage is a part- Hoarder nership. You cannot make a uni- YOUR Dear Mom: Why does your lateral decision that affects the 55-year-old daughter live with other partner negatively and not you? Does she not have a job? Is expect repercussions. OROSCOPE there a history of mental illness H According to our mail, most of that makes her incapable of liv- the men who are unhappy with ing on her own? their sex lives aren’t looking to Hoarding is a serious problem, especially when it means your stray. They love their wives and daughter can no longer enter her want to show that love in a phys- rooms because the clutter is piled ical way. And they want their BORN LOSER so high. wives to love them enough to be EUGENIA physical, as well. This is how LAST Please contact the Interna- tional OCD Foundation they demonstrate their affection. (iocdf.org) for information on Intimacy is not all about sex, Your Birthday hoarding and perhaps some and sex is not all about inter- Monday, June 27, 2016 referrals for therapists who may course. be able to help. It is important to make the in one direction and your imagina- effort, whatever the result, and tion and creativity in another this year. Dear Annie: I am tired of Hold on to people who help you keep women using menopause as an be willing to discuss what can be a level head, and walk away from excuse not to be intimate with done to make both partners rea- those who don’t. Good things can hap- their husbands. sonably happy. This usually pen if you choose wisely. Marrying someone includes a requires compromise, something CANCER (June 21-July 22) — commitment, and sex is part of that seems to be in short supply Don’t let emotional situations over- that commitment. ALLEY OOP these days. whelm you. Step back and let matters I don’t understand women is written unfold naturally. If you bide your time, Annie’s Mailbox who think they can just say, by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy the tables will turn in your favor. Avoid “We’re not going to have sex any- Sugar, longtime editors of the criticism and focus on encourage- more.” ment. Ann Landers column. Please I am a 63-year-old woman and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Travel email your questions to annies- a breast cancer survivor. Yes, and adventure will entice you. If you [email protected], or write intercourse can be extremely use your imagination, you’ll find a way to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators painful, but why does everyone to mix business with pleasure. Chal- Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Her- think that sex has to be inter- lenge yourself mentally and test your mosa Beach, CA 90254. You can leadership ability. course? VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Fix There are other ways to satis- also find Annie on Facebook at up your surroundings and take care of fy your partner that don’t involve Facebook.com/AskAnnies. 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TORN MENISCUS DOESN'T ALWAYS REQUIRE SURGERY DAILY GLOBE By Anthony L. Komaroff, M.D. SUDOKU Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle DEAR DOCTOR K: My knees hurt a lot, ferent symptoms. Some of my patients X-rays or MRIs. Since your right knee By Dave Green based on a 9x9 grid with several more on the left. At 76 years young, I with a torn meniscus suddenly have trou- feels fine, there is no need to treat the guess I should expect that. An MRI scan ble kneeling or squatting. It hurts when meniscal tear. given numbers. The object is to place shows I have a "torn meniscus" in my they do it, and it really hurts when they try If you had pain -- or if you develop pain - the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty right knee, and arthritis in both knees. Is to stand back up. - the decision would be more difficult. It 5 9 squares so that each row, each col- there anything to be done? 8 Other patients report that the knee some- would be hard to know if your pain was umn and each 3x3 box contains the DEAR READER: Before I can answer times "locks" or "catches" just during caused by the arthritis, the tear or both. your interesting question, I need to pro- walking. Sometimes they say the knee If your symptoms were mild, it would 9 4 same number only once. vide some basic information. The menis- will just give out on them. When that hap- probably be best to treat the arthritis first. The difficulty cus is a crescent-shaped disk of fibrous pens, they almost always have experi- If your symptoms got worse, you could level of the Conceptis Sudoku tissue and cartilage. Each knee has two enced pain just before the knee gave out. consider meniscus surgery, which can 2 9 1 7 4 increases from Monday to Saturday. menisci located between the thighbone Sometimes it's even more subtle: A per- help relieve the pain. (femur) and the lower leg bone (tibia). son has the impression that something is That's the long answer to your question. Answer to previous puzzle The menisci act as shock absorbers. wrong in the knee, that it's not operating Here's the short version: If it ain't hurting 4 1 5 9 They protect the other cartilage tissue properly. much, don't fix it. that covers the end portions of the femur If a meniscus gets badly torn, it provides (This column is an update of one that ran 1 8 2 7 2 5 4 9 7 8 6 1 3 and tibia. The kind of injury most likely to less protection to the ends of the bones. originally in July 2013.) tear a meniscus is a twisting injury of the 7 6 9 1 3 5 2 4 8 This can lead to osteoarthritis, as was di- (Dr. Komaroff is a physician & professor knee. Often this occurs during sports. agnosed on your magnetic resonance im- at Harvard Medical School. To send 9 6 8 3 1 8 3 2 4 6 5 7 9 In older people, however, the meniscus aging scan (MRI). Osteoarthritis is the questions, go to AskDoctorK.com, or 3 7 5 4 6 2 8 9 1 becomes more prone to injury; it can tear most common form of arthritis. write: Ask Doctor K, 10 Shattuck St., for no apparent reason. A torn meniscus Should you have treatment on your Second Floor, Boston, MA 02115.) 9 1 4 2 5 9 4 1 5 8 3 7 2 6 becomes more common as we get older. "good" knee? Surprisingly, meniscal tears COPYRIGHT 2014 8 2 6 7 9 1 4 3 5 When a meniscus tears, you sometimes are nearly as common in people who THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF know it: There's a "pop" or a twinge of have no knee pain as in those with pain. HARVARD COLLEGE 5 1 DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK 5 9 7 6 1 4 3 8 2 discomfort in the knee. But sometimes MRIs are so sensitive that they often de- 2016 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. FOR UFS 4 3 2 8 5 9 1 6 7 there are no symptoms when one gets tect abnormalities that are not causing 1130 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106; 2016 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. torn. any problems to the patient. 816-581-7500 7 3 96/27 Difficulty Level Difficulty6 1 Level8 3 2 7 9 5 46/25 After a meniscus tears, you can have dif- Doctors should always treat patients, not 14 l MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2016 ENTERTAINMENT THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Pacino, Eagles among Kennedy Center honorees ‘Dory’ finds

WASHINGTON (AP) — This Debussy, Prokofiev, Stravinsky year’s Kennedy Center honorees and Shostakovich. She has won way to top include musicians who span gen- three Grammy awards. res including pop, rock, gospel, Argerich, 75, said in a state- blues, folk and classical — and ment that her mother always an actor known for his extraordi- dreamed that she would study of box office nary range. and perform in the United The John F. Kennedy Center States. NEW YORK (AP) — The for the Performing Arts “My late mother would be very “Finding Dory” tidal wave over- announced Thursday that actor proud today, and I would like to whelmed the sputtering sequel Al Pacino, rock band the Eagles, share this wonderful tribute with “Independence Day: Resur- Argentine pianist Martha Arg- her,” Argerich said. gence,” as the alien-invasion erich, gospel and blues singer redux was drowned out by the Mavis Staples and singer-song- popular Pixar release in North writer James Taylor will be hon- EaglesOne of the most successful American theaters. ored for influencing American rock bands of all time, the Eagles In its second week, “Finding culture through the arts. have sold more than 120 million Dory” easily remained on top For the Eagles, the recogni- albums with their signature laid- with an estimated $73.2 million, tion will be bittersweet. The back sound, and their 1976 according to band was tapped for the honor greatest hits album is the second studio esti- last year but postponed its biggest-selling album of all time, mates Sunday. appearance because of founding trailing only Michael Jackson’s That far sur- member Glenn Frey’s failing “Thriller.” passed the health. Frey died in January, Co-founders Frey and Don $41.6 million about a month after the honors Henley began writing songs opening of gala. together while touring as mem- “Resurgence,” For Pacino, the star of “The bers of Linda Ronstadt’s backup which debuted Godfather” trilogy who has long band. They co-wrote most of the well off the been regarded as one of the great band’s biggest hits, including Associated Press pace of its 1996 American actors, the honor is “Hotel California,” and they TIMOTHY B. Schmit, Don Henley, Glenn Frey and Joe Walsh of the Eagles pose together after a news confer- original. The Dory arguably overdue. Many of his shared lead-singing duties. ence in Park City, Utah, on Jan. 19, 2013. The Eagles will be included in this year’s Kennedy Center honorees. first “Indepen- peers who became leading men While the band’s meticulously They were selected last year, but postponed their December appearance due to Frey’s failing health. He died dence Day” opened with $50.2 in adventurous 1970s Hollywood crafted soft rock is always associ- in January. million, or about $77 million in have already been honored, ated with Southern California, inflation-adjusted dollars. role to his credit when writer- with “I’ll Take You There” and oped his signature finger-picking including Warren Beatty, Robert Frey originally hailed from Of the week’s other debuts, director Francis Ford Coppola “Let’s Do It Again.” guitar style in part because he De Niro, Dustin Hoffman, Jack Michigan, Henley is from Texas the Blake Lively shark thriller cast him as Michael Corleone in In her more than 60 years as a was first trained as a cellist. Nicholson and Robert Redford. and Joe Walsh was born in “The Shallows” rode a wave of “The Godfather.” He reprised the recording artist, Staples has also Paired with his warm baritone Kennedy Center president Kansas. Timothy B. Schmit, who good reviews to a better-than- role two years later in the worked in genres including soul, voice, his lyrical playing was fea- Deborah Rutter, who’s had the joined in 1977, is the only native expected $16.7 million for Sony. groundbreaking sequel, “The folk, pop, rock, R&B and hip hop. tured on classic songs including job for two years, said she didn’t Californian. Matthew McConaughey’s Civil Godfather Part II,” and he Prince wrote two albums for her “Fire and Rain” and “Something know why Pacino hadn’t been The band was active from War drama “Free State of received Oscar nominations for in the late 1980s. She has also in the Way She Moves.” selected sooner. 1971-1980 before reuniting for a Jones,” however, disappointed both performances. collaborated with Bob Dylan — His career got off to a fitful “When I called and invited 1994 concert, “Hell Freezes with just $7.7 million for the Pacino also starred in two who at one point asked her to start in the late him, it was an enthusiastic yes,” Over,” that was recorded for a upstart studio STX Entertain- other 1970s classics, “Serpico” marry him — Van Morrison, 1960s as he Rutter told The Associated Press. live album. Afterward, the ment. and “Dog Day Afternoon.” He Bruce Hornsby, Chuck D., Willie struggled with “You could say all of them are Eagles began touring again. In a weekend full of ups and worked sparingly in the 1980s Nelson and Jeff Tweedy. Both drug addiction, overdue or all of them are exact- “We accept this honor in mem- downs, the opening of “Indepen- but had another string of memo- Staples and Tweedy are Chicago and “Carolina ly at the right moment. We have ory of our comrade and fellow dence Day” was the most closely rable starring roles in the 1990s, natives. in My Mind,” a great opportunity to recognize traveler, Eagles founder Glenn watched debut. Long pegged as including “Scent of a Woman,” Her first solo album was which later people who are still active and Frey,” the band said in a state- one of 20th Century Fox’s tent- for which he won his first Oscar released in 1969, and her most became one of yet have accomplished so much.” ment. “The members of the band poles of the season, it had once after seven previous nomina- recent, “Livin’ on a High Note,” his signature The honorees will be celebrat- hailed from different regions of been expected to be one of the tions. Other credits include came out this year. tunes, didn’t ed at a gala on Dec. 4, featuring this great nation and we always summer’s biggest films. “Heat,” ‘’Donnie Brasco” and She’s had some memorable sell well upon performances and tributes from felt very fortunate that our music A proud popcorn movie, “The Insider.” More recently, he’s appearances in Washington over its initial top entertainers. The show will was embraced by people from all directed, like the first “Indepen- done memorable work in televi- the years, performing with her release. He James be broadcast on Dec. 27 on CBS. walks of life, all over the world.” Taylor dence Day,” by Roland sion, playing real-life figures family at Kennedy’s inaugura- gained critical Here’s a look at this year’s Frey’s widow, Cindy Millican Emmerich, “Resurgence” Jack Kevorkian and Phil Spec- tion in 1960. She’s also per- and popular honorees: Frey, will sit with the band dur- brought back much of the origi- tor. formed twice at the honors cere- success with the 1970 album ing the ceremony, Rutter said. nal cast with the significant “I am grateful and deeply mony, paying tribute to Paul “Sweet Baby James,” which fea- exception of Will Smith. Without humbled by this unexpected and McCartney and Al Green. tured vocals from Carole King, a MarthaBorn Argerich in Buenos Aires, him, the sequel doesn’t appear extraordinary honor,” Pacino “I never dreamed I would be Kennedy Center honoree last Argentina, the pianist was a Al BornPacino in East Harlem and likely to match the $817.4 mil- said in a statement. honored. I’m just an unknown year. His greatest hits album, child prodigy who gave her first raised in the South Bronx, Paci- lion global haul of the original. gospel singer. And they’re honor- released in 1976, went on to sell concert at age 8 and moved to no, 76, began to Chris Aronson, head of distri- ing me at the Kennedy Center? more than 11 million copies. Europe with her family as a draw notice for bution for Fox, acknowledged MavisStaples, Staples 76, got her start as Lord have mercy,” Staples told Taylor has sold more than 100 teenager to his onstage the result was “on the lower side part of a family gospel band, AP. “As a gospel singer you don’t million albums, won multiple continue her work in the late of our prognostications.” ‘’Resur- singing along- expect to be honored along with Grammy awards and has been studies. 1960s, and he gence,” however, took in $102 side her four other artists. We are looked to be inducted into both the Rock and She made won his first million abroad, where it — ironi- siblings with the lowest on the totem pole.” Roll Hall of Fame and the Song- her U.S. debut Tony award in cally, for a movie named after her father, Staples is currently on tour writers Hall of Fame. His 2015 in 1965 at Lin- 1970. With his the United States’ declaration of “Pops” Staples, with Dylan and his band. album, “Before This World,” was coln Center in daring choices independence — is doing better on guitar. Her “Since I’ve been on this tour, I his first to reach No. 1 on the New York. and deep business. father was a said, ‘Bobby, I miss you so much, Billboard charts. He has previ- Since then, she immersion into “We always expected interna- friend of Martin I wanted to see you.’ He said, you ously performed at the honors has been con- his roles, Paci- tional to carry the baton,” Aron- Luther King, could have seen me every day if gala. sidered one of no was among Al son said. Jr., and the you’d married me,” Staples said. “The prospect of attending the the world’s the 1970s Pacino Fox, perhaps smarting from Martha Staple Sisters’ “He cracked me up, saying that.” Kennedy Center Honors again, most promi- movie stars the critical reaction to its recent Argerich covers of con- this time as an honoree, is aston- nent pianists. who redefined what a Hollywood Mavis release “X-Men: Apocalypse,” temporary pop Staples ishing,” Taylor said in a state- Her repertoire leading man could look and took the unusual move of not hits became a JamesThe sonTaylor of a physician, Taylor, ment. “I am deeply moved to be includes performances of Bach, sound like. screening the film for critics soundtrack for the civil rights 68, was raised in Chapel Hill, included in such august compa- Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt, He had just one major film before release. Such an approach movement. They had No. 1 hits North Carolina, and he devel- ny.” comes with its own risks, too — even bad reviews can be good publicity — but Aronson main- tained the strategy didn’t hurt the film’s release. Led Zeppelin rocks copyright case over ‘Stairway’ “Independence Day: Resur- gence,” which cost $165 million LOS ANGELES (AP) — Music 1997 saving his son in Hawaii, to produce, is yet another sequel spoke louder than words of wit- and the trust brought the case A look at copyright lawsuits involving hit songs to struggle this summer, joining nesses for a jury that decided Led after a 2014 Supreme Court rul- the likes of “Alice Through the Zeppelin did not lift a riff from an ing over the movie “Raging Bull” LOS ANGELES (AP) — A federal court jury in Los Looking Glass” and “Teenage obscure 1960s instrumental for opened the door to collecting GEORGE HARRISON VS. THE CHIFFONS Angeles has decided that Led Zeppelin did not steal a Former Beatle George Harrison’s 1970 solo song Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the the intro to its classic 1971 rock damages in older copyright law- riff for the intro of its epic hit, “Stairway to Heaven.” “My Sweet Lord” had a melody heavy with echoes of Shadows.” anthem “Stairway to Heaven.” suits. Here is a look at some other cases that have taken pop “He’s So Fine,” the 1962 hit from The Chiffons. The Along with the smaller horror The panel had heard the faded The “Taurus” recording con- songs from the recording studio to the courtroom over copyright owner sued Harrison. A judge said that while film “The Conjuring 2” ($86.9 memories of rock royalty and tains a section that sounds like plagiarism allegations. the tunes were nearly identical, Harrison only commit- million in three weeks for Warn- band members who never the instantly identifiable start of ted “subconscious plagiarism.” Harrison would eventu- er Bros.), the acclaimed “Finding achieved the same fame. They “Stairway,” but lawyers for the VMG SALSOUL VS. MADONNA ally pay $587,000. Dory” has been the major excep- were inundated with expert tes- trust had to overcome a big hur- Delaware company VMG Salsoul owned the copy- tion. After setting a record open- timony on chord progressions dle in copyright law. right to the song, “Ooh I Love It (Love Break),” and HUEY LEWIS VS. THE GHOSTBUSTERS ing weekend for Pixar last week- and record revenues. Because recordings prior to accused Madonna of stealing the horn segment for Ray Parker Jr. ain’t afraid of no ghost, but he had to “Vogue.” In a 2-1 decision, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of end, the film’s cumulative But before reaching a verdict 1978 aren’t protected by copy- give in when Huey Lewis and the News came after Appeals upheld a lower court ruling dismissing the law- him. Parker’s “Ghostbusters,” from the movie of domestic total is already a whop- Thursday that could have re- right, they had to rely on expert suit. The divided court said the horn segment would be the same title, was among the top 10 songs of ping $286.5 million. written rock history, they only renditions of the sheet music unrecognizable to the average listener of “Vogue” 1984. But Lewis sued him over the song’s resem- “We talk about sequel-itis, wanted to hear stripped-down filed with the U.S. Copyright because it is short, occurs only a few times in the song blance to “I Want a New Drug,” a song released earlier which may or may not be an passages of the two songs in Office. The sheet music is typi- and was modified. the same year. Parker settled out of court for a confi- actual affliction, but certainly of question. cally transcribed from audio and dential sum. these many sequels released this Within 15 minutes of seeing isn’t always faithful, said Steven CHILDREN OF MARVIN GAYE VS. ROBIN summer and this year, the win- video clips of an acoustic gui- L. Weinberg, a copyright lawyer THICKE AND PHARRELL WILLIAMS VANILLA ICE VS. QUEEN ners have been the rarity,” said tarist playing the opening to and musician who watched the A jury found singers Robin Thicke and Pharrell Vanilla Ice’s 1990 signature tune, “Ice, Ice, Baby,” Paul Dergarabedian, senior “Stairway” and a similar passage trial. Williams copied R&B legend Marvin Gaye’s “Got to used a sample of the 1981 Queen-David Bowie collab- media analyst for comScore. from “Taurus,” written by the “It’s really not a fair rendition Give it Up” with their 2013 megahit “Blurred Lines.” oration “Under Pressure” without credit. Vanilla Ice Thicke and Williams were ordered to pay Gaye’s chil- “There’s definitely been a push- late Randy Wolfe, the Los Ange- of what the audio recording would settle out of court for an undisclosed amount in dren nearly $7.4 million. A judge trimmed the award, one of many cases that stemmed from hip-hop’s heavy back from audiences for many of les federal jurors handed Led sounds like in most cases,” he and the verdict is under appeal. use of sampling at the time. the sequels, including ‘Indepen- Zeppelin a major legal victory in said. dence Day.’” a debate that has divided music The renditions played in court the while denying knowledge of and Plant described how “Stair- played in court, Page bobbed his Next week, Steven Spielberg’s fans for decades. seemed more like distant cousins one of the genre’s least-known way” was born. head and moved to the music. Roald Dahl adaptation “The Jimmy Page, 72, and singer than identical twins. tunes or the artists who per- Plant recalled sitting by the The performances by both BFG,” ‘’The Legend of Tarzan” Robert Plant, 67, both wearing “I think if the jury had heard formed it. fire when Page first played the men were memorable, but they and “The Purge: Election Year” suits and with their long hair the actual recording of “Taurus” The trial took a musical jour- intro on acoustic guitar and he may not have been fully believ- will join the crowd on the July 4 pulled back in ponytails, hugged there’d have been no doubt about ney through the late 1960s and offered the start of a couplet now able. weekend. their lawyers. They said in state- it,” said Michael Skidmore, the early 1970s, when Spirit, a Cali- known to millions: “There’s a Jurors rejected the defense ment they were grateful for trustee who brought the case on fornia psychedelic group that lady who’s sure all that glitters is that Page and Plant would not Estimated ticket sales for Friday “putting to rest questions about behalf of the Wolfe trust. “They blended jazz and rock achieved gold/and she’s buying a stairway have been familiar with “Tau- through Sunday the origins of ‘Stairway to Heav- were limited to listening to, look- some stardom and the hard-rock- to heaven.” rus,” finding in legal speak that 1. “Finding Dory,” $73.2 million. en’ and confirming what we have ing at a piece of paper.” ing British band shot off the Jurors never heard a note they had “access” to it. 2. “Independence Day: Resur- known for 45 years.” Page and Plant, who wrote the charts. from Page or Plant live, but they Page had the Spirit record in gence,” $41.6 million. 3. “Central Intelligence,” $18.4 The trust for Wolfe, better “Stairway” lyrics, said their cre- Stops on the tour of testimony were treated to vintage record- his collection of more than 10,000 million. known as Randy California, had ation was original. In several included Spirit shows during the ings at the song’s conception. records and CDs, Led Zeppelin 4. “The Shallows,” $16.7 million. sued the British band for copy- hours of charming and cheeky “Summer of Love,” Led Zep- Plant hit sour notes and Page had opened for Spirit in their 5. “Free State of Jones,” $7.8 mil- right infringement over the short testimony, they described the pelin’s 1968 U.S. debut as opener played chords that didn’t make U.S. debut and other members of lion. work he recorded with his band craft behind one of the best- for Spirit and, finally, a country the final cut as they worked on it. Spirit testified to encounters 6. “The Conjuring 2,” $7.7 million. Spirit in 1968. Wolfe drowned in known songs in rock ‘n’ roll, all house in England where Page When the final recording was with Led Zeppelin members. 7. “Now You See Me 2,” $5.7 mil- lion.