Month: June 2021
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Boys Lacrosse: Don Bosco Prep vs Summit in the NJSIAA Tournament of Champions Final.
Scroll through below to see NJ.com’s final group rankings for the 2021 season.
NON-PUBLIC
- 1-Don Bosco Prep (18-0)
- 2-Pingry (15-2)
- 3-Seton Hall Prep (12-3)
- 4-Delbarton (11-7)
- 5-St. Augustine (10-6)
- 6-Christian Brothers (15-5)
- 7-Pope John (11-5)
- 8-Bergen Catholic (8-8)
- 9-Montclair Kimberley (13-5)
- 10-St. Joseph (Mont.) (5-10)
GROUP 1
- 1-Mountain Lakes (18-2)
- 2-Manasquan (17-4)
- 3-Bernards (17-2)
- 4-Caldwell (13-5)
- 5-Shore (13-5)
- 6-Lenape Valley (16-2)
- 7-Glen Ridge (19-5)
- 8-Haddonfield (12-3)
- 9-Glen Rock (10-6)
- 10-Verona (12-5)
GROUP 2
- 1-Summit (18-1)
- 2-Rumson-Fair Haven (20-1)
- 3-Wall (16-4)
- 4-West Morris (14-5)
- 5-Ramapo (11-6)
- 6-Sparta (9-7)
- 7-West Essex (12-6)
- 8-Allentown (13-3)
- 9-Somerville (9-7)
- 10-West Milford (14-4)
GROUP 3
- 1-Chatham (14-7)
- 2-Northern Highlands (11-7)
- 3-Scotch Plains-Fanwood (15-5)
- 4-Randolph (11-7)
- 5-Ocean City (13-7)
- 6-Middletown South (11-4)
- 7-Mendham (10-5)
- 8-Shawnee (11-7)
- 9-Princeton (9-5)
- 10-Wayne Valley (12-5)
GROUP 4
- 1-Hunterdon Central (15-5)
- 2-Westfield (11-5)
- 3-Ridgewood (9-9)
- 4-Montclair (12-6)
- 5-Bridgewater-Raritan (9-5)
- 6-Southern (16-5)
- 7-Monroe (17-4)
- 8-Lenape (14-3)
- 9-Ridge (9-7)
- 10-Montgomery (9-7)
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The Mohicans and the Iroquois discussion
HUDSON — The Hudson Area Library and the Jacob Leisler Institute for the Study of Early New York History present “The Mohicans’ Incorporation into the Iroquois League, 1671-1675” by Evan Haefeli 6-7:30 p.m. June 24. This talk derives from one of Dr. Haefeli’s current research projects on the history of the Iroquois Confederacy’s relations with its Indigenous neighbors to the east and south, especially the people of the Hudson Valley. The incorporation of the Mohicans into the Iroquois League has remained obscured to history but was pivotal to the history of the colonial northeast. It explains why the Mohicans and the Munsee neighbors did not join in King Philip’s War and so prevented that conflict from spilling over into the Hudson Valley. It also clarifies the nature of Indigenous politics in the region in the era of Jacob Leisler.
The Jacob Leisler Library Lectures are made partially possible through the generous support of the Van Dyke Family Association.
An historian of colonial North America and the Atlantic world at Texas A&M University, Evan Haefeli has a particular interest in the political, religious, Indigenous, and imperial history of the colonial northeast. Born and raised on eastern Long Island, New York, he previously taught at Princeton University, where he received his PhD, as well as Tufts, Columbia University, and the London School of Economics. He has held a variety of fellowships, most recently from the NEH. His published books relating to colonial American and early New York history include New Netherland and the Dutch Origins of American Religious Liberty, Accidental Pluralism: America and the Religious Politics of English Expansion, and (with Kevin Sweeney), Captors and Captives: The 1704 French and Indian Raid on Deerfield.
The Jacob Leisler Institute for the Study of Early New York History is an independent, not-for-profit study and research center devoted…
KILLINGLY — A proposed state budget implementer bill that, if approved, would withhold funding from municipalities whose schools boast Native American mascots and logos would not directly affect the budget of the Killingly school board – which has sole discretion on the fate of a controversial mascot — but rather the town’s revenue stream.
The bill, which passed the state House of Representatives on Wednesday, calls for precluding a municipality from receiving grant monies from the Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan Fund if schools under the jurisdiction of a board of education continue to use “any name, symbol or image that depicts, refers to or is associated with a state or federally recognized Native American tribe or a Native American individual custom or tradition, as a mascot, nickname, logo or team name.”
Killingly is one of 12 municipalities in the state with a school whose mascot – the Killingly High School’s Redmen – fits the bill’s definition.
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If no strides are taken to change the name by 2023, the town will be prohibited from receiving tribe-generated funding, which Town Manager Mary Calorio pegged at $94,184 for the upcoming fiscal year and the same amount for fiscal year 2022-23.
The Pequot Mohegan Fund is replenished through a portion of slot revenues generated at Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun casinos with about $50 million a year distributed to municipalities through grants.
The town’s high school sports moniker has undergone a whiplash process in recent years. In 2019, the Board of Education, which holds authority on the issue, overwhelmingly voted to take steps to get rid of the Redmen name after a heated, hours-long meeting in which opponents of the mascot characterized it as racist and offensive.
That decision triggered a political sea-change on the board after voters months later elected several new…
NANTICOKE — It’s hard for Luis and Susan Ramos to describe the pride they feel after their daughter, Leandra, recently graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point.
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A pair of heavyweight fights are among the latest additions to next month’s Bellator 262 event.
Matt Mitrione (13-8 MMA, 4-3 BMMA) is set to take on Tyrell Fortune (10-1 MMA, 10-1 BMMA) in a rebooking after Mitrione withdrew from their original matchup at Bellator 255 in April. Plus, Marcelo Golm (8-3 MMA, 0-0 BMMA) will meet former title challenger Linton Vassell (21-8 MMA, 9-5 BMMA) on the main card.
Promotion officials announced the new bookings Thursday. Bellator 262 takes place July 16 at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn. The main card airs on Showtime following prelims on MMA Junkie.
In addition, Bellator announced three new fights for the prelims. Arlene Blencowe (13-8 MMA, 6-4 BMMA) will meet Dayana Silva (9-6 MMA, 0-1 BMMA) in a women’s featherweight bout; Ronny Markes (19-8 MMA, 0-1 BMMA) takes on Said Sowma (6-2 MMA, 0-1 BMMA) at heavyweight; and Adil Benjilany (5-3 MMA, 2-2 BMMA) vs. Johnny Soto (4-1 MMA, 1-0 BMMA) is lined up at featherweight.
Mitrione will try to snap a three-fight skid, the worst slump of his career. After coming to Bellator from the UFC in 2016, the former NFL player won his first four fights in the promotion, including a stoppage of Fedor Emelianenko and a win over fellow “Ultimate Fighter 10” cast member Roy Nelson.
But his slide started with a loss to Ryan Bader in Bellator’s heavyweight tournament, then a TKO setback in a rematch with Sergei Kharitonov after a no contest six months prior and a first-round TKO loss to Tim Johnson in September 2020.
Fortune started his career 8-0, all with Bellator, and was on a four-fight finishing streak when he was upset by Johnson at Bellator 239 in February 2020. After a no…
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Wild Soul River • The Greylock Glass
Above: Justin Adkins, co-proprietor of Wild Soul River, which opened on Cole Street this month; photo by Mei Craig.
Herbalists, Rebecca Guanzon and Justin Adkins, bring the powers and energies of spirituality, herbal medicines, crystals, tinctures, and tarot cards to their new retail shop, Wild Soul River, in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
Wild Soul River is an apothecary shop with a distinctly witchy vibe that specializes in herbal medicine and energy healing. The shop offers herbalism workshops, tarot readings, crystal books for people to read, as well as coffee and herbal teas to drink from. There isn’t another business-like Wild Soul River in Williamstown, which makes the shop stand out and adds more diversity and charisma to the shopping scene downtown.
Wild Soul River opened for business in May 2021 on 248 Cole Avenue. Before shop owners, Rebecca Guanzon and Justin Adkins, started their business in Williamstown, they met at Alleghany College in Meadville, Pennsylvania. With a shared love of plants and energy healing, the pair decided to open an apothecary store and relocate to Williamstown, where Justin used to live and work.
“I worked at Williams from 2007 to 2016 and then I moved away to Pennsylvania where I worked at Alleghany College and met my partner Rebecca, and we were trying to figure out what the next phase of our life was going to be and I loved this building and neighborhood and we have a friend base here, so we decided to go for it” says Justin.
The other owner of the store, Rebecca is a trained herbalist with over 20 years of experience and is a practitioner of multiple energetic healing modalities. She has used her herbal skills to help survivors of trauma and incorporate trauma informed care practices.
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