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Minutemen Fall 80-87 to Temple in Game 1 At Mohegan Sun

AMHERST, MASS. — Massachusetts (1-4) dropped a competitive 87-80 game to Temple (4-2) on Saturday night at Mohegan Sun.  
 
The Minutemen orchestrated a 15-2 scoring run late in the first half to bring the game within one possession but could not close the gap in the second half. Massachusetts held a strong presence down low, scoring 30 points in the paint while swatting four shots. 
 
Sophomore Jaylen Curry led the Minutemen with 17 points to go along with three rebounds and a pair of assists. Curry has now scored in double figures in four consecutive games. 
 
Shahid Muhammad scored a season-high 12 points, shooting 6-for-6 from the charity stripe. The performance marks the first double-digit scoring total for Muhammad. 
 
Daniel Hankins-Sanford recorded his second double-double of the year, scoring 15 points while snagging a team-high 10 rebounds.  
 
The Owls were led by Jamal Mashburn Jr., who scored a game-high 26 points on the night.  
 
Breaking Down The Action 

  • A free throw from Daniel Rivera got the scoring going, giving Massachusetts a 1-0 lead 19 seconds after the opening tip. 
  • An and-one layup from Temple’s Quante Berry made it 7-2 Owls with just under 18 minutes to go in the first half. 
  • A fast break three-pointer from Jaylen Curry punctuated a 7-0 swing for the Minutemen, providing a 9-7 lead with 16:18 left in the half. 
  • A three-point basket from Jameel Brown made it 18-11 Temple, with 12:27 on the clock. 
  • A pair of free throws from Berry gave Temple their largest lead of the game at 32-17 with 7:07 remaining. 
  • A turnaround jumper from Rahsool Diggins capped a 15-2 scoring run from the Minutemen cutting the Temple lead…

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Nanticoke

Aplikasyon Pèmi pou Zòn ki Imid ak Wout Dlo

Divizyon Dlo

Pibliye: 20 novanm 2024
Kòmantè yo dwe: 10 desanm 2024

Biwo sa a ap konsidere aplikasyon pou:

Joshua and Carrie Aversa – pou chanje yon waf ki la deja Love Creek at 204 Waterford Road, Webbs Landing, Lewes, Sussex County, DE.

Mark Mathis – pou itilize ak pran swen yon waf ki la deja Nanticoke River, at 27383 Blue Heron Drive, Seaford, Sussex County, DE.

205 West Side Drive, LLC – pou konstwi yon waf nan Rehoboth Bay at 205 West Side Drive, Rehoboth Beach Yacht and Country Club, Rehoboth Beach, Sussex County, DE.

Brian Giese – pou konstwi yon waf nan North Shores Yacht Basin at 29 Holly Road, North Shores, Rehoboth Beach, Sussex County, DE.

Delmarva Aggregates, LLC – pou fè antretyen nan fon dlo a ak yon machin nan Nanticoke River at 26056 River Road, Seaford, Sussex County, DE.

Kenneth J. Musto, Jr. – pou konstwi yon waf nan Lake Como at 641 Lake Drive West, Smyrna, Kent County, DE.

Aplikasyon ak plan pou Avi Piblik yo poste sou: dnrec.delaware.gov/dnrec-public-notices.

Pou kesyon konsènan aplikasyon ak plan yo, tanpri, kontakte:

Wetlands and Waterways Section
89 Kings Hwy, Dover, DE 19901
Wetlands_LegalNotice@delaware.gov
302-739-9943

Yo P AP fè yon odyans piblik pou aplikasyon ki pi wo a sof si Sekretè DNREC la deside yon odyans piblik ap nan avantaj piblik la oswa si yo resevwa yon objeksyon ki solid pou aplikasyon an nan espas 20 jou apre avi sa a. Yon odyans piblik ap solid si l montre li asosye ak aplikasyon an e li bay yon deklarasyon ki bay detay sou enpak aksyon an ka genyen.

Tanpri, voye tout kòmantè ak/oswa demann solid pou yon odyans piblik nan adrès imel la Wetlands_LegalNotice@Delaware.gov.

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Lenni Lenape

Honoring National Native American Heritage Month in the Hudson Valley: Celebrating with Respect and Authenticity

Honoring National Native American Heritage Month in the Hudson Valley: Celebrating with Respect and Authenticity | Hudson Valley Style Magazine Skip to content Hudson Valley Style Magazine

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WVC Soccer Coaches All-Stars

Wyoming Valley Conference Boys’ Soccer Coaches All-Stars

Division 1

First Team

Brady Keyes, Wilkes-Barre Area; Joe Egidio, Wilkes-Barre Area; Jonah Stegmuller, Wilkes-Barre Area; Ethan Zabroski, Crestwood; Colin Gordon, Crestwood; Chase Evanofski, Wyoming Valley West; Aidan Kaminski, Wyoming Valley West; Noah Fetko, Wyoming Valley West; Grayson Ader, Wyoming Valley West; Julian Cartwright, Hazleton Area; Gus Canizares, Hazleton Area; Ricky Paredes, Hazleton Area; Carter Brunn, Dallas; Devon Nelson, Dallas; Croix Pevear, Dallas; Chris Miller, Dallas; Abe-Hobson Tomascik, Dallas; Jacob Ivey, Pittston Area; Sadiki Murindabangabo, Pittston Area; William Egan, Pittston Area; Giovanni Huertero, Greater Nanticoke Area.

Second Team

Tait Stahovic, Wilkes-Barre Area; Johnny Mendola, Wilkes-Barre Area; Sam Reese, Wilkes-Barre Area; Jacob Missal, Wilkes-Barre Area; Kyle Rowan, Pittston Area; Devan Cerasero, Pittston Area; Gavin Wolfe, Pittston Area; Cole Baldwin, Pittston Area; Rowan Laubach, Dallas; Cole Kutch, Dallas; Sam Steinruck, Dallas; Trevor Williams, Dallas; David Da Silva, Dallas; Cole Johnston, Dallas; Daniel Robson, Dallas; Luke Ginocchetti, Wyoming Valley West; Ayden Heffron, Wyoming Valley West; Jacob Libus, Wyoming Valley West; Radames Cordero, Hazleton Area; Brian Ouijandria, Hazleton Area; Ethan Ball, Greater Nanticoke Area; Derek Miller, Greater Nanticoke Area; Ethan Boellmann, Crestwood; Sean Rossi, Crestwood; Chris Schlude, Crestwood; Niko Francisco, Crestwood.

Division 2

First Team

Andrew Chapple, Lake-Lehman; Andrew Mathes, Lake-Lehman; Greyson Dieffenbacher, Lake-Lehman; Caden Newswanger, Tunkhannock; Bode Lukasavage, Tunkhannock; Tristan Iman, Hanover Area; Chance Hall, Hanover Area; Hayden Laughman, Wyoming Area; Aaron Loughney, Wyoming Area; Collin Skilonger, Wyoming Area; Ayden Hannigan, Holy Redeemer, Tyler Tarnalicki, Holy Redeemer; Logan Sekol, Holy Redeemer; Conner Zera, Holy Redeemer; Matt Swartz, Wyoming Seminary; Sam Rolland, Wyoming Seminary; Jonathan Gerold, Wyoming Seminary; Kris Jones, Wyoming Seminary; Owen Stretanski, Wyoming Seminary.

Second Team

Tristan Purdy, Lake-Lehman; Nicco Diana, Lake-Lehman; Logan Law, Lake-Lehman; Jonny Sassi, Lake-Lehman; Logan Law, Lake-Lehman; Ryan Negvesky, Tunkhannock; Collin Truesdale, Tunkhannock; Callum Jerome, Tunkhannock; Benjamin Nichol, Wyoming Area; Benjamin Rogish, Wyoming Area; Augustin Price, Wyoming Area; Charlie Schaffer, Holy Redeemer;…

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Tabitha Lee YohliwakaYu Ireland 1983 2024, death notice, Canada

Browse the obituary of residing in the province of Ontario for funeral details

Obituary of Tabitha Lee Ireland
Peacefully in her sleep on Tuesday, November 19, 2024, Tabitha Lee Ireland “Yohliwaka:yu”, of Munsee-Delaware Nation / Oneida Nation Bear Clan, in her 42nd year, began her journey to the spirit world.
Yohliwaka:yu loved her son, Dyson Lee Kechego dearly, who was her everything, the light of her life, who kept her going.
The cherished daughter of Lee Snake and the late Michele Louise Marie Snake (nee Ireland – 2013), Yohliwaka:yu loved living life, as the adventurous, free-spirited, daughter she was.
As the oldest sister to Rebecca Lee “Kuwawi” Ireland, and Francesca Lea “Kah^tiyos:tha” Snake (“Tiyo”) Yohliwaka:yu loved spending as much time as possible with family. She loved having meals together and Chinese food was her favourite.
Yohliwaka:yu will be greatly missed as special Aunty to “Cash” (Cassius), and adopted nieces and nephews,
Lilly, Emma, Hunter, Jacob, Houston, Lucas, and Winter, as well as Gregory, Travis, Sara, and Kyle Schoelier, and loved as “Mama Tabi” to Lauryn.
She was a dog lover and adored her protector, “Bowser”, and her fury nieces and nephew.
Yohliwaka:yu is survived by many Aunts, Uncles. cousins and friends.
Dear grand-daughter of Donna Schuyler, Yohliwaka:yu will be lovingly greeted by her Grandmother, Ina Henry, as she “goes home” to the spirit world.
Friday, November 22, 2024, after 3:00pm, family and friends will be received at the Oneida Longhouse on River Road, where the evening wake will also be held, and the funeral Saturday, November 23, 2024, at 11:00am. Afterwards, the Interment will be held at 400 Thomigo Road, Muncey, and a meal to follow at the Munsee-Delaware Nation Community Centre.
Arrangements entrusted to Elliott-Madill Funeral Home Ltd. www.elliottmadill.com

1983 2024

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Lenni Lenape

“Whose Land Do You Live On?” Reminds Americans Colonization Happened in Their Backyards

“Whose Land Do You Live On?” Reminds Americans Colonization Happened in Their Backyards

First Peoples populated America long before Europeans arrived to stake their claim. We have largely forgotten this legacy. A mapping tool is looking to change that

By Krystal D’Costa

This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American

As Christopher Columbus falls farther out of favor, the discourse has shifted to emphasize the voices that his story has silenced. This is particularly important as the United States grapples with defining what it means to be American. This identity is being wielded as a weapon within immigration politics. There are countless stories of widespread harassment in public spaces of people viewed as non-Native born Americans. On the edges of this, First Peoples have presented reminders that the Americas were populated prior to the arrival of Europeans and if anyone has a claim to being “American,” it is them. To this end, several instances of a reminder to know whose Native land you currently reside on was circulated on social media on Indigenous People’s Day—and a crowd-influenced mapping tool exists to help with this assessment, and prompt awareness and self-reflection. 

Every day I travel into Lenape territory. I doubt they would recognize it today. In 1609 when Henry Hudson sailed into New York harbor, the island of Manhattan was a thriving natural ecosystem. Hudson documented chestnut, oak, and hickory trees as well as salt marshes populated by turkey, elk, black bears, and beavers. The Collect Pond, which was covered over at the present-day Foley Square, provided fresh water to Lenape villagers before the Dutch and English assumed control and eventually polluted the pond beyond use by building a tannery on its shores. Times Square…

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Quality features throughout Saturday Pocono card – U.S. Trotting News

Wilkes-Barre, PA — On a cool fall afternoon at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania where the spotlight races were very competitive (four of the five features were decided by a length or less), De La Hoya Hanover took a 1:51 decision over Seen Here in the pacing section of three $17,000 top-purse contests.

The crowd’s wagering was probably based on how each horse had done against a recent common rival named Southwind Celsius: Seen Here had gone-to-wire against “Celsius” last week, while a week before De La Hoya Hanover had to settle for a not-close second, so Seen Here was made the odds-on favorite and De La Hoya Hanover, who also had to contend with the outside post six, was the second choice.

De La Hoya Hanover goes coast-to-coast in taking a featured pace on Saturday at Pocono. Cutis Salonick Photo.

De La Hoya Hanover was sent right to the lead by driver Matt Kakaley and put up fractions of :27.3 and :55.4, then stepped up his game when Seen Here ranged up uncovered from midpack to challenge by the 1:23.1 three quarters. Seen Here (Tyler Buter) had gone his own third split in :26.4 into some wind to gain contention and kept the heat on his rival to the line, but De La Hoya Hanover had a bit more punch coming to the finish and won by three-quarters of a length for trainer Joe Bongiorno and the ownership of Jennifer Bongiorno Stable LLC, Robert Weinstein, and Barbara Bongiorno Stable LLC.

In one of the two $17,000 trots, the Walner three-year-old filly  Sapphinerainstar (Simon Allard), winless in six starts when coming to Pocono in mid-October, ran her local record to five-for-five by holding back pocket-sitter Hankins Hanover (Kakaley) by…

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Nanticoke Indian Dance Troupe to perform at Millsboro library

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New housing in Ramapo must be “fair and equitable” say residents

Who will benefit from the creation of more housing in Ramapo was the question most asked of its town board on Tuesday evening, November 19. 

Several residents filled Ramapo’s meeting hall on Route 59 for the public hearing on proposed “Planned Unit Developments,”also known as PUDs. These developments can consist of single-family homes, townhomes or apartments, as well as green space and retail outlets depending on the size of the property and the builder. 

According to Supervisor Michael Specht, each PUD will hold twelve units per acre anywhere in the unincorporated Town can include several one-acre parcels that are merged together. While many speakers favor the development of new housing, residents wanted to know if it would be fair, equitable and open to everyone.

Among the many speakers was Chief Vincent Mann of the Ramapo-Munsee Tribe, who noted that his ancestors “have been here since time immemorial and these lands are sacred to us…we are at the verge of genocide, watching our mountains, trees, rivers, our homes and burial grounds go away…the founding principle of this town was to protect and preserve.” Chief Mann told Specht that it was the Town’s job to “maintain what is left of a bona fide tribe,” adding that it was the Town’s job to preserve what is left to uplift the Ramapo-Munsee. He was accompanied by several members and supporters of his tribe who pointed out the many sacred sites that exist within the Town –as well as many that have been destroyed. Others said the rampant overdevelopment was incomprehensible, with children being struck by cars and buses that ignore the speed limits; another spoke of the overuse of water by the town that negatively affects all who live within Rockland County. 

 One PUD development already exists in Ramapo’s northwest corner, and several residents…

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