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Greater Nanticoke Area increases substitute pay, replaces gym seats

 			 				 Greater Nanticoke Area Superintendent Ron Grevera removed his mask for comments at Thursday’s monthly School Board meeting, offering praise for former Superintendent Tony Perrone, who died Feb. 3. Mark Guydish | Times Leader

Greater Nanticoke Area Superintendent Ron Grevera removed his mask for comments at Thursday’s monthly School Board meeting, offering praise for former Superintendent Tony Perrone, who died Feb. 3.

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NANTICOKE — The Greater Nanticoke Area School Board increased substitute teacher pay to $125 a day at Thursday’s monthly meeting, with the rate bumping up to $145 per day for teachers in a position more than 20 days. The rate was $95 per day, but the district, like others in the area, is struggling to attract substitutes, and the increase is similar to those in other districts.

After the meeting, Superintendent Ron Grevera said the district currently only has about six reliable substitutes, and that it could probably use about 20.

The board also approved a plan to have Degler-Whiting Inc. replace the gymnasium seats at a discounted cost not to exceed $46,031. Grevera said the 20-year-old plastic seats had started cracking and become a safety risk. The district negotiated with the company, which had originally installed the seats, and got the price of replacement reduced from about $70,000.

And the board voted to seek bids for the artificial turf and track project at the stadium. The cost won’t be known until bids come in, but the project has been estimated at about $2 million. The district has obtained about $900,000 toward that through the state Local Share Account, money the state gives…

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All Bets are On! Enjoy Sunday’s Big Game at the all-new Mohegan Sun FanDuel Sportsbook

Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment (MGE), in partnership with America’s #1 Sportsbook, FanDuel, will open the 11,000 square-foot signature Sportsbook this Thursday inside Mohegan Sun; Mohegan Sun also invites fans out on Sunday, February 13th, to watch the big game on the new 140-foot video wall, while enjoying drinks, food and an opportunity to score a free bet

UNCASVILLE, Conn., Feb. 9, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The first legal sports bet ever placed in Connecticut occurred at Mohegan Sun on September 29, 2021 at the Bow & Arrow Sports Bar. Now, just across from this area, the permanent Mohegan Sun FanDuel Sportsbook is slated to have a soft-opening tomorrow (February 10th) at 9:00am, just ahead of football’s biggest Sunday. The new Mohegan Sun FanDuel Sportsbook, located in the old Race Book, stretches 11,000 square feet, and is home to a 140-foot video wall, 30+ additional hi-res flat screens, a mezzanine level, a full bar, and more. Fans heading to Mohegan Sun FanDuel Sportsbook for the big game on Sunday, February 13th (kick-off at 6:30pm ET) can take advantage of a free bet of up to $50, as well as a Big Game Buffet for $29.95.

Mohegan Sun FanDuel Sportsbook will feature multiple live teller windows, as well as 39 easy-to-use betting kiosks.Mohegan Sun FanDuel Sportsbook will feature multiple live teller windows, as well as 39 easy-to-use betting kiosks.

Mohegan Sun FanDuel Sportsbook will feature multiple live teller windows, as well as 39 easy-to-use betting kiosks.

Mohegan Sun FanDuel Sportsbook will feature multiple live teller windows, as well as 39 easy-to-use betting kiosks. One of those betting kiosks will be located on the all-new mezzanine level that has 22 luxury seats. In total, this new sportsbook offers up 222 total seats and a full bar that is…

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‘The best coach I ever had’, Sarasota youth football legend John Patella dies at 94

John Patella, who died at 94 on Tuesday, coached youth football for the Ringling Redskins for 41 years, winning 13 league titles

SARASOTA — John Patella was sure the play would work. His Ringling Redskin Mohican teams never threw the football much anyway, perhaps 1-2 passes a game, so his opponent for this contest, 4-0 Seneca, never would expect a pass from an undersized and unknown running back.

“He saw something in me that he thought was really special and took a chance on me,” said Brian Ryals, then a 12-year-old. The man known simply as “Coach” had drafted Ryals from Ringling’s Braves division. In the mid-1980s, a third division, for players ages 12-13, was formed for several years to fit in between the Braves and Warriors.

Patella, leaving the Mohicans to coach this new entry, named Mescalaro, selected Ryals in the draft. The featured runner on his former team, Ryals had to prove to Patella he was ready and deserving of a big chance.

The game against Seneca was it. “It was the showdown game,” said Ryals, the former head coach at Sarasota High and current quarterbacks coach at Venice High. Also 4-0, the Mohicans were tied with Seneca when Patella unveiled a play designed specifically for Ryals.

Taking the snap from center, the Mohican quarterback tossed the ball to Ryals, who faked a run before pulling up and throwing a pass to an open receiver. He ran it in for the touchdown which put the Mohicans in front for good.

They won the game, and finishing the season 10-0, also captured the league title, one of 13 during Patella’s 41 years as Mohican head coach. During a three-year span, his teams went 36-0.

Ryals doesn’t remember the quarterback who tossed him the ball, or the receiver who caught it. What he remembers is the coach who…

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Stockbridge-Munsee Historic Preservation Manager oversees repatriation of ancestral artifacts from Berkshire Museum

In a classroom on the museum’s second floor, Bonney Hartley whispered a quiet prayer over a box containing an ornate pair of beaded, orange and green moccasins and a wampum bag while sprinkling tobacco and cedar over them from a ceremonial pouch.

“Cedar is for protection,” she explained.
“Tobacco is our way of offering prayers. When I take them back to our office, I’ll also light a sage and smudge them. But we just want to cleanse them off and welcome them back home and let them know that what’s happening to them, that they’re returning from here to go back to our community.”

20220211_120532.jpg The 17th century moccasins and wampum bag.

Hartley’s name in Munsee is Taheekwundoheet, which means “she has her arms around the People.” She’s the Tribal Historic Preservation Manager of the Stockbridge-Munsee Community, working out of a Williamstown office. She focuses on preserving the community’s cultural landmarks, overseeing the return ancestral artifacts and remains from colonial institutions.

The community lived in a vast stretch of the Northeast for centuries before the arrival of European colonists in the 1600s, and were officially recognized as the Stockbridge-Munsee while centered in that Berkshire community in the 1700s.

“Our ancestors fought really valiantly in the Revolutionary War on the side of the new colonial America,” said Hartley. “And for those that did return to the town of Stockbridge, many people’s land had been taken by the Williams family, really notably, and others, and others obviously lost their lives in the war. And so our tribe was diminished, and actually not really seen as having a lot of value or use at that point for our strengths around diplomacy, for example, and working among other tribes during the Revolutionary War.”

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Lenape over Eastern – Girls basketball recap

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Lenape took a one-point lead into the final quarter and outscored Eastern 14-10 in the final stanza to come away with a 47-42 victory in Medford.

Kaitlyn King dropped a game-high 18 points and Alexa Henry had 14 for the Indians (14-5), who have won four of their last five games.

Maya Edwards had 17 points to pace the Vikings (8-11). Sanaa Thorne and Mia Robbins had 12 and 11 points, respectively, in the losing cause.

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Local roundup: Nanticoke Area boys basketball edges rival Hanover Area

Trailing at halftime, Nanticoke Area gave up just one field goal in the third quarter to take the lead and hold on for a 60-54 win over rival Hanover Area on Thursday in a WVC Division 2 boys basketball game.

Payton Kepp scored a game-high 21 points while Jaidyn Johnson added 19 and Chris Johnson had 12.

Mike Merth finished with 17 for the Hawkeyes and Jake Zola had 13.

Dallas 62, Crestwood 47

Down by one on the road, the Mountaineers came out of the locker room strong to secure the win behind 18 points from Mike Bufalino, who scored 13 in the second half.

Nick Nocito (13 points), Austin Finarelli (12) and Mike Cumbo (10) also finished in double figures for Dallas.

Drew Sechleer finished with 12 points to lead the Comets.

Pittston Area 68, Berwick 37

JJ Walsh finished with 20 points while Ethan Ghannam and Dom Jannuzzi each scored nine in a home win.

Sean Murphy led the Bulldogs with 12 points.

Wyoming Valley West 83, Tunkhannock 58

The Spartans outscored the Tigers 21-5 in the first quarter and never looked back en route to a home win.

Johnathan Mann led five Valley West players in double figures with 25 points, followed by 14 apiece from Ryan Sullivan and Zach Konopke, 13 by Tyreese Harris and 11 from Kenny Brown.

Tunkhannock got 19 points from Ben Chilson and 14 from Dylan Mateus.

Holy Redeemer 74, MMI Prep 44

Justice Shoats scored 20 points to lead the host Royals to victory. Zach Perta added 17 points while Matt Prociak and Chris Papciak added 10 apiece.

Chance Eyerly topped the Preppers with 16 points.

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Mohegan Sun to open new Sportsbook ahead of Super Bowl Sunday

The casino is slated to have a soft-opening Thursday for its new Mohegan Sun FanDuel Sportsbook, days ahead of Sunday’s big game in Los Angeles.

MONTVILLE, Conn. — Mohegan Sun is entering a new era of sports betting with the grand opening of its new Sportsbook facility, just days before the Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Rams do battle in the 2022 Super Bowl.

Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment (MGE) will hold a soft-opening for its new Mohegan Sun FanDuel Sportsbook Thursday at the site of the casino’s former Race Book.

MGE says the Sportsbook will be open on Sunday, Feb. 13, for the 2022 Super Bowl, where fans can take advantage of a free FanDuel bet up to $50, and a special “Big Game Buffet.”

The official grand opening for the Sportsbook will be held March 5.

The new Mohegan Sun FanDuel Sportsbook spans 11,000 square feet, and includes a 140-foot video wall, more than 30 high-res flat screen televisions, a mezzanine level, a full bar, and more.

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“We’re beyond excited about this new venue which completely transforms Mohegan Sun’s old Race Book space into one of the largest and most dynamic FanDuel Sportsbook’s in the United States,” said Jeff Hamilton, President & General Manager of Mohegan Sun. “The all-new Mohegan Sun FanDuel Sportsbook, led by Sportsbook General Manager Brad Bryant, becomes the premier venue to wager on and catch…

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Lenape Valley over Vernon – Boys basketball recap (PHOTOS)

Anthony Kali managed 14 points to pace Lenape Valley in its 49-47 win against Vernon in Stanhope, its third straight.

Lenape Valley had lost to Vernon twice this season, by five in the regular season and by one in the opening round of the Hunterdon/Warren/Susex Tournament.

Gabriel Quarranttey contributed in the victory for Lenape Valley (10-7) with six points and 22 rebounds.

Gabe Scotto and Elijah Gaskin registered 18 and 16 points, respectively, for Vernon (9-8).

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PennDOT warns of possible delays on Interstate 81

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