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Extrapolation. The process when applied to the District 2 football power rankings during the season seemed impractical.
Too many games, too many variables to figure out how the seedings would eventually shake out. Perhaps that’s why Dallas coach Rich Mannello said a few weeks back he’d wait until the completion of Week 10 to see who his Mountaineers would play in the District 2 Class 4A quarterfinals.
However, there is one game that seemed destine since about midseason and it will come to fruition Friday night — Nanticoke Area (6-4) at Crestwood (5-5). The only suspense was whether Nanticoke Area would unseat Crestwood for the Class 4A fourth seed and a home game.
Alas, that didn’t happen. Nor was it expected. Things played out as anticipated except for Crestwood’s loss last Friday at North Pocono.
Crestwood lost its first three games, all by seven points, to the three teams which occupy the top-three seeds — Dallas, Valley View and Wyoming Area. So by Week 4 (extrapolating here), it seemed unlikely the Comets weren’t going to pass any of those teams.
Nanticoke Area went on a run after a 1-3 start to climb to the fifth spot in the D2-4A standings. All the teams below the Trojans were either struggling or knocking each other off. Hence, the fifth spot seemed their landing spot.
“We played the in the district last year in the first round,” Nanticoke Area coach Run Bruza said. “They’re a good team. They are a running team. Coach Arc (Ryan Arcangeli) and his staff do a nice job. I wish we had them at home.”
Crestwood won last year 61-7 on its way to the district championship and an eventual season-ending loss in the PIAA Class 4A state semifinals. The…
In an unexpected twist that left fans both amused and nostalgic, former WWE star Gene Snitsky made a surprise backstage appearance on RAW, delivering a moment that was both bizarre and reminiscent of his time in the spotlight.
The WWE Universe was treated to a surprise when Gene Snitsky, known for his memorable and often quoted catchphrase, “It wasn’t my fault,” appeared backstage at WWE RAW.
This unexpected encounter occurred at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Wilkes-Barre Township, Pennsylvania, Snitsky’s home state, adding a personal touch to the already intriguing moment.
Chelsea Green’s Unanticipated Encounter on WWE RAW
WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion Chelsea Green found herself in a humorous standoff with Snitsky.
The former superstar didn’t miss the opportunity to recite his famous line, which seemed to catch Green off-guard and left her walking away in a huff, perhaps not quite in the mood for a trip down memory lane.
The Unpredictable Nature of WWE
This incident serves as a perfect example of the unpredictability that fans love. The world of professional wrestling thrives on such surprises, blending current storylines with the return of familiar faces from the past.
Snitsky’s appearance was a reminder of the spontaneity that keeps the WWE Universe engaged and always guessing.
The Impact of Nostalgia
For long-time followers of WWE, Snitsky’s appearance was more than just a bizarre incident; it was a moment that brought back memories of his tenure and the storylines that once captivated audiences.
It’s these moments of nostalgia that enrich the viewing experience, connecting the past and present of WWE’s storied history.
What It Means for WWE Fans
To the delight of fans, the company continues to find ways to innovate and entertain, ensuring that every episode of RAW is filled with potential surprises….
Landoll’s Mohican Castle is still open all these years later, but there has been no update about the couple that got married there on Hotel Hell.
There is really no telling where a certain Hotel Hell episode may be heading when you first tune in, but the surprise wedding in the “Landoll’s Mohican Castle” episode was certainly a first for the show.
In case you missed it, in this episode, Ramsay not only challenged Marta and Jimmy (Landoll’s Mohican Castle’s owner and general manager) to live up to his high standards, but he also pulled off a last-minute wedding for a couple named Eric and Roxanne.
What happened to Eric and Roxanne after their Hotel Hell wedding?
Fortunately, in classic Hotel Hell fashion, Ramsay and the hotel’s staff were able to pull things together just in time by the end of this episode, to give this newly-wed couple the big day of their dreams.
And to set Landoll’s Mohican Castle up for years of success as a specialty venue, of course.
But this is pretty much where this couple’s reality television story ends. Since Eric and Roxanne were simply guests at the hotel, there has not really been any update about their whereabouts since their wedding day.
This is aside from the instance where Jimmy confirmed that the Hotel Hell team flew them in from Toledo especially for this episode.
Hopefully, this means that they have lived a fairly happy and peaceful life since this episode aired in 2016.
The build-up to Landoll’s Mohican Castle’s Hotel Hell appearance
None of the hotels, motels, inns or lodges profiled on Hotel Hell have had an easy run of it, but Landoll’s Mohican Castle had a rockier road than most.
The castle’s rollercoaster history leading up to its big Hotel Hell refurbishment, is…
NEWTOWN, PA — To commemorate Native American Heritage Month, Bucks County Community College invites the public to “Teachings from the Turtle Clan” at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 8 on the Newtown campus and online.
Join Chief Chuck Gentlemoon DeMund for a discussion of the history, current issues, and cultural practices of the descendants of the original inhabitants of Lenape Hoking. Chief DeMund is keeper of ceremony and intertribal liaison for the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania.
Among current issues is an effort to get the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to officially recognize the Lenape Nation, as neighboring states Delaware and New Jersey have done. That effort has been underway for more than 30 years, and as recently as last May, the Lenape and their supporters rallied in Harrisburg. Although several lawmakers and other officials have pledged their support of the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania, this has yet to lead to action. Learn more at lenape-nation.org
Native American Heritage Month was officially proclaimed as November in 1990. But as early as 1915, efforts began to gain a day of recognition for the significant contributions the first Americans made to the establishment and growth of the United States. To learn more, visit nativeamericanheritagemonth.gov.
“Native Americans did not come to the United States from the southern border or Ellis Island – they were here long before the Europeans and the Africans,” noted Kevin Antoine, J.D., the college’s associate vice president of community and government relations and Chief Diversity Officer. “The Lenape people, before the arrival of Europeans, had advanced environmental and agricultural practices that are accepted and used today.”
“Teachings from the Turtle Clan” with Chief Chuck Gentlemoon DeMund takes place at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, November 8, in the Orangery Building on the campus at 275 Swamp Rd., Newtown, 18940. Admission and parking are free.
The presentation…
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It’s November, peeps! How was everyone’s Halloween? We service industry workers had a bit of a chill and regular one, but it was a blast anyway! Thanks for checking out another concert calendar. Hope you’re having a relaxing Tuesday and are getting ready to make this a November to dismember. Take a look at some of the early pre-holiday shows that are happening and listed by me this week. Hope you check out Suffocation and Tool on tour now!
2023’s not done yet, ya’ll.
-Ian
November 7th – November 12h:
Tues. Nov. 7th, 2023: Suffocation, Incantation at the Baltimore Soundstage in Baltimore, MD
Wed. Nov. 8th, 2023: Suffocation, Incantation at Reverb in Reading, PA
Thurs. Nov. 9th, 2023: Suffocation, Incantation at Warsaw in Brooklyn, NY
Fri. Nov. 10th, 2023: Krieg at the Kingsland in Brooklyn, NY
Fri. Nov. 10th, 2023: Tool at the Mohegan Sun Arena in CT
Sat. Nov. 11th, 2023: Ne Obliviscaris at the Brighton Music Hall in Boston, MA
Sat. Nov. 11th, 2023: Tool at the Mohegan Sun Arena in CT
Sun. Nov. 12th, 2023: Goatwhore, Withered, Spiter, Cruel Bomb at Dingbatz, NJ
Sun. Nov. 12th, 2023: Katatonia at Warsaw in Brooklyn, NY
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WILKES-BARRE, Pa. – The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins were defeated by the Belleville Senators in overtime, 3-2, on Saturday night at Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza.
A goal from Jacob Larsson gave the Senators the comeback victory halfway into the extra session. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (5-4-1-0) still gained a point in the standings thanks to a lights-out performance by its special teams.
A first-period power-play goal from Austin Rueschhoff put Wilkes-Barre/Scranton ahead, 1-0. Rueschhoff tipped in a thundering slap shot by Xavier Ouellet at 7:24, to give the Penguins power-play goals in six of their last seven games.
That lead for the Penguins persisted until late in the second period, when Senators forward Angus Crookshank tallied off a faceoff win.
Colin White conjured another man-advantage marker for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton with under five minutes left to play. White launched a wrist shot off the crossbar and in, putting the Penguins in a 2-1 lead.
However, the Senators tied the game with an extra-attacker goal with 33.6 seconds remaining in regulation. Garrett Pilon swept in a loose puck, sending the contest to overtime.
Penguins goalie Taylor Gauthier made two strong stops on odd-man rushes in OT, but a rebound collected off his pads by Pilon was ushered back to the blue line for Larsson. Larsson found the back of the net, ending the game.
Gauthier, who was making his season debut for the Penguins, stopped 26 shots. Senators netminder, Leevi Meriläinen, made 27 saves for the Senators.
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton is back on the ice Friday, Nov. 10, to take on the Syracuse Crunch. Opening faceoff is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. at Upstate Medical University Arena. The back-to-back, home-and-home set with the Crunch returns to Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza on Saturday, Nov. 11. Saturday’s rematch will begin at 6:05 p.m.
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