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Rockland becomes first county in state to oppose Project Maple gas pipeline

[]NEW CITY – The Rockland County Legislature has voted to formally oppose “Project Maple,” a fracked gas pipeline expansion proposed by Enbridge, becoming the first county in the state to do so.

[]The resolution adds to the growing grassroots push urging Governor Hochul to stop the project. Environmental and community groups across the state have urged Hochul to reject all permits associated with the project and prevent any further fossil fuel buildout in the state.

[]“Rockland County’s vote shows just how widespread the opposition to Project Maple has become,” said Melissa Hoffmann, Hudson Valley Organizer with Food & Water Watch. “This pipeline expansion would drag us backwards on climate and put communities across the region at risk. It’s time for Governor Hochul to listen to the people she was elected to serve and commit to stopping Project Maple.”

[]Project Maple would expand the capacity of the Algonquin Pipeline, which runs through the lower Hudson Valley. Its opponents also said the project poses serious safety and public health risks for communities along the pipeline route.

[]“Project Maple” includes plans to expand the Stony Point compressor station in Rockland County, which would increase emissions of pollutants such as nitrogen oxides and particulate matter, exacerbating air quality concerns in the region.

[]“I am opposed to this because of the damage from the life cycle of infrastructure that pipelines perpetuate. The damage to our environment – air, water, earth – and damages to all life,” said Chief Dwaine Perry of Ramapough Munsee Lenape Nation. “We, the Ramapough Munsee Lenape Nation, have stood against pipelines before, and we stand against Project Maple now. I applaud the Rockland County Legislature for their resolution against the Project Maple pipeline expansion.”

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Lenape High Principal Tony Cattani Named as finalist for national high school principal of the year.

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Native American tribes focus of presentation

A presentation focusing on Native American tribes is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday at Main Street Chapel & Events at 911 Clyde St. in Wampum.

Presented by Brady J. Crytzer, the topics will include the diversity of western Pennsylvania’s 18th-century Native American communities and their rich and turbulent history. These tribes consist of the Lenape, Shawnee and others. Included are their tribal lands now known as Lawrence County, tribal conflicts and leaders, including Tanacharision and King Beaver. Also discussed will be the mass Native American migrations of the 1740s in western Pennsylvania, the westward movements of early white settlers and their impacts on the region’s history.

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Bucks County League Championship North Division

Powered by the most comprehensive track & field database in the nation, we deep dive into the entries for Bucks County League Championship North Division providing a scouting report on the competition. See who’s entered and how they stack up!

Note: Entries are unofficial and subject to change prior to race day.

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N.J. sectional track and field results, 2025: South Jersey, Groups 1 and 4

The South Jersey, Groups 1 and 4 track and field championships will be held on Friday, May 16 and Saturday, May 17 at Pennsauken.

Below, find the results for every event, for both genders.

BOYS RESULTS

GROUP 1

Teams

  • 1 – Glassboro, 135
  • 2 – Woodstown, 66.50
  • 3 – Schalick, 57
  • 4 – Camden, 44
  • 5 – Haddon Township, 33
  • 5 – Audubon, 33
  • 7 – Clayton, 32
  • 8 – Palmyra, 28
  • 9 – Woodbury, 23
  • 10 – Gateway, 22
  • 11 – Penns Grove, 19
  • 12 – Pennsville, 14
  • 13 – Maple Shade, 12
  • 14 – Buena, 11
  • 15 – Burlington City, 10
  • 15 – Salem, 10
  • 17 – Paulsboro, 8.50

100 Preliminaries

  • 1 Donte Davis Burlington City 10.94
  • 2 Jaiden Steele Camden 10.96
  • 3 Xavier Sabb Glassboro 11.04
  • 4 Ka’ron Ceasar Penns Grove 11.08
  • 5 Marquis Taylor Woodbury 11.10
  • 6 Colin McGlinn Pennsville 11.26
  • 7 Malachi Streeter Paulsboro 11.32
  • 8 Alex Adeleye Glassboro 11.36
  • 9 Ta’sheem Butler Glassboro 11.51
  • 10 Benji Contarino Gateway 11.53
  • 11 Juson Stewart Clayton 11.54
  • 12 Odu Oluwuferanmi Maple Shade 11.58
  • 13 Rafee Clemente Riverside 11.59
  • 14 Michael Monroe Palmyra 11.61
  • 15 Kylee Goodson Penns Grove 11.63
  • 16 William Roy Penns Grove 11.69
  • 17 Kowie Limbaga Audubon 11.69
  • 18 Willie Weathers Clayton 11.70
  • 19 Omarion Pierce Salem 11.70
  • 20 Jaden Haltiwanger Haddon Township 11.76
  • 21 Burak Sayin Palmyra 11.79
  • 22 Mekhi Foster Gateway 11.81
  • 23 Samier Pettit Woodbury 11.81
  • 24 Ah’Zeir Pagan Camden 11.82
  • 25 Jamal McCall Burlington City 11.92
  • 26 Jeremy Benson Camden 11.93
  • 27 Jase Volovar Schalick 11.95
  • 28 Jermaine Loney Schalick 12.03
  • 29 Payton Szkotak Audubon 12.05
  • 30 Ty Young Pennsville 12.07
  • 31 Justyn Holloway Paulsboro 12.09
  • 32 Jacob Finger Gateway 12.13
  • 33 Marcus Forman Pennsville 12.23
  • 34 Maximus Csaszar Woodstown 12.24
  • 35 Alsir Hig Haddon Township 12.25
  • 36 Ra’Shar Stevenson Salem 12.29
  • 37 Aaron Scott Paulsboro 12.39
  • 38 Justice Santiago Wildwood 12.39
  • 39 Nico Good Audubon 12.44
  • 40 Carter Schmidt Woodstown 12.46
  • 41 Malik Smith Buena 12.46
  • 42 Reece Powell Maple Shade 12.47
  • 43 Kyshann Long Salem 12.80
  • 44 Angel De La Rosa Haddon Township 12.93
  • 45 Dayvon Williams Wildwood 13.02
  • 46 Jayvion Hennessey Wildwood 13.43

100 Finals

  • 1 – Xavier Sabb, Glassboro, 10.69
  • 2 – Jaiden Steele, Camden, 10.72
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Seneca Has No Trouble Against Lenape

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Seneca lost a heartbreaker the last time they played Lenape, but it’s fair to say they got their revenge given the result of Thursday’s contest. The Golden Eagles were the clear victors by a 17-11 margin over the Indians on Thursday. This was payback for the Golden Eagles, who suffered a 4-2 defeat the last time these two teams met.

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05/07/25 @ Winslow Township 4
04/26/24 vs Paul VI 4
05/12/25 vs Bishop Eustace Prep 3
04/28/25 vs Cherry Hill West 3

Seneca got a massive performance out of Emily Buddendorf, who went 5-for-6 with three runs, three RBI, and one stolen base. Those five hits gave Buddendorf a new career-high. The team also got some help courtesy of Madison Heller, who went 3-for-4 with three RBI, two runs, and one stolen base.

They weren’t the only ones making solid contact: Seneca kept the outfield on their toes and finished the game with 16 hits. That strong performance was nothing new for the team: they’ve now got at least nine hits in three consecutive games.

Seneca has been performing well recently as they’ve won four of their last five matches. That’s provided a nice bump to their 6-10 record this season. Those wins came thanks in part to their hitting performance across that stretch, as they averaged 11.8 runs over those games. As for Lenape, they are on a five-game losing streak that has dropped them down to 8-9.

Coincidentally, Seneca and Lenape will both be playing Paul VI the next time they take the field. The Indians will head out to face the Eagles at 3:45 p.m. on Friday, while the Golden Eagles will host them on Monday.

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Baseball Recap: Hackettstown Triumphs

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04/10/25 vs Kittatinny Regional 12
05/01/25 vs Dover 10
04/21/25 vs Morris County Tech 10
04/09/25 vs Kittatinny Regional 10

Hackettstown lost a heartbreaker the last time they played Lenape Valley, but it’s fair to say they got their revenge given the result of Saturday’s matchup. The Tigers’ pitchers stepped up to hand the Patriots a 9-0 shutout on Saturday. The Tigers might be getting used to big wins seeing as the team has won nine games by six runs or more this season.

Tyler Lambo was incredible, going 2-for-3 with two stolen bases, three RBI, and one run. Those three RBI gave him a new career-high. Jacob Echandy was another key player, going 1-for-2 with two stolen bases, two runs, and one RBI.

Hackettstown’s victory bumped their record up to 12-6. As for Lenape Valley, their loss was their fourth straight on the road, which dropped their record down to 9-10.

Hackettstown will have a chance to go back-to-back against the Patriots: the pair will be back at it again later today.

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Girls Lacrosse: Results, recaps, photos and links for Saturday & Sunday, May 17-18

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FEATURED COVERAGE

SATURDAY, MAY 17

SOMERSET COUNTY TOURNAMENT FINAL

2-Bridgewater-Raritan vs. 1-Pingry, 12

SUNDAY, MAY 18

BERGEN COUNTY TOURNAMENT FINAL

4-Northern Highlands vs. 2-Ridgewood, 7

TOURNAMENT SCOREBOARD

TOP 20 SCOREBOARD

SATURDAY, MAY 17

  • No. 1 Chatham vs. Montclair Kimberley, 10
  • No. 3 Oak Knoll vs. No. 19 Mendham, 10
  • No. 8 Westfield vs. No. 16 Morris Knolls, 10
  • No. 10 Rumson-Fair Haven vs. Shore, 10
  • No. 11 Pingry vs. No. 14 Bridgewater-Raritan, 12
  • No. 12 Cherry Hill West vs. Lawrenceville, 10
  • No. 20 Kent Place at Cranford, 11

SUNDAY, MAY 18

  • No. 6 Ridgewood vs. Northern Highlands, 7

STATEWIDE SCOREBOARD

Saturday, May. 17

Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament, Semifinal Round

1-Old Bridge 10, 4-East Brunswick 4 – Box Score

2-Monroe 11, 3-North Brunswick 3 – Box Score

Shore Conference Coaches Cup, Second Round

7-New Egypt 12, 10-Brick Township 11 – Box Score

Shore Conference Tournament, Semifinal Round

3-Southern 8, 2-Trinity Hall 7 – Box Score

1-Rumson-Fair Haven 9, 4-Shore 7 – Box Score

Regular Season

CAPE-ATLANTIC

Notre Dame 13, Mainland 6 – Box Score

CVC

Lawrence 17, Ewing 6 – Box Score

Notre Dame 13, Mainland 6 – Box Score

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Sparta 14, Mountain Lakes 9 – Box Score

Westfield 11, Morris Knolls 6 – Box Score

Delaware Valley 11, New Providence 9 – Box Score

Mendham 10, Oak Knoll 9 – Box Score

Morristown-Beard 20, Mount St. Dominic 8 – Box Score

Lenape Valley 9, Parsippany Hills 8 – Box Score

Bernards 14, West Morris 11 – Box Score

Livingston 16, Gov. Livingston 8 – Box Score

Pequannock 17, St. Elizabeth 9 – Box Score

Millburn 11, Cedar Grove 10 – Box Score

Chatham 10, Montclair Kimberley 6 – Box Score

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Lenape schools superintendent Carol Birnbohm will retire after a 33-year career in the regional district.

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Hackettstown holds off late Lenape Valley rally

Emma Olsen went 3-for-3 and Hackettstown held off a late rally to defeat Lenape Valley, 9-7, in Hackettstown.

The Tigers (7-8) built a lead with consistent scoring throughout the game before withstanding the Patriots’ five-run seventh inning comeback attempt.

Hackettstown took an early 1-0 lead in the first inning and extended it with three runs in the third and one in the fourth. After Lenape Valley (4-12) scored twice in the fifth to cut the deficit to 5-2, the Tigers responded with three runs of their own in the bottom half of the inning and added an insurance run in the sixth.

Beth Kamaris drove in three runs for Hackettstown, going 2-for-3 with a double. Katie Kemper scored twice and stole two bases for the Tigers, who stole 11 bases as a team.

Gianna Santangelo reached base all four times she came to the plate, drawing three walks and hitting a double while scoring twice for Hackettstown.

Lexie Esposito led Lenape Valley’s offense, going 3-for-4 with a home run, four RBI and two runs scored.

Michaela Dennehy and Paige Henriksen each went 2-for-4 with an RBI for the Patriots. Callie Stevenson also contributed with a 2-for-3 performance, drawing a walk and stealing a base.

Henriksen pitched four innings for Lenape Valley, allowing five runs while striking out three and walking six. Dennehy pitched two innings, giving up four runs with one strikeout.

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