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Lenape ancestors first came to Great Swamp area in long ago times

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Experience Sound Installation ‘nkwiluntàmën’ at Pennsbury Manor

MORRISVILLE, Pa. (WPVI) — Tour the grounds of Pennsbury Manor with your phone as your compass and experience a sound installation called ‘nkwiluntmn’ by Indigenous artist Nathan Young.

“‘nkwiluntmn’ is the Unami Lenape name of this piece,” says Young.

It means I am lonesome for it.

“Such as the sound of a drum,” says Young.

The Lenape lived on the land where Pennsbury Manor is located.

“Pennsbury Manor is a reconstructed home of William Penn,” says Douglas Miller, historic site administrator for Pennsbury Manor.

“And the Pennsylvania story would be radically different if he was not welcomed by the Lenape,” says Miller.

Young lives in Oklahoma, but his tribe is native to Pennsylvania.

“This is the homelands of my ancestors – it’s Lenapehoking,” says Young, who is a member of the Delaware Tribe of Indians.

Young created what he calls a multi-sonic experience with four musicalized benches and four signs, that together create a narrative.

“I’m trying to encode Lenape thoughts and Lenape ideas into this space,” he says.

Young says he included some thoughts on what it might have felt like to be forced to leave your home.

Young says it’s been hundreds of years since the voices of the Delaware Tribe have been expressed in the area of Pennsbury Manor and “that’s the longing.”

The signs are two-sided.

Young says one side includes prose about exile, while the other side has designs meant to inspire what territories and space might have looked like.

“This is an opportunity, through art, to touch a little bit of that history,” says Miller.

Young says, “It’s important to remember that there were people here before.”

Nathan Young’s ‘nkwiluntmn’ runs through next April.

‘nkwiluntmn’ at Pennsbury Manor | Tickets
Pennsbury Manor

400 Pennsbury Memorial Road

Morrisville, PA 19067

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Lower Bucks County as United States capital? Citizens twice hoped it would happen

Carl LaVO  |  Special to Bucks County Courier Times

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Edgely bridge in Lower Bucks County may need to be replaced, says Bristol Township. First, its safety needs to be assessed.

The Edgely bridge, sometimes called the Randall Avenue bridge, is in poor shape and may need to be replaced. Bristol Township’s investigating.

JD Mullane, Bucks County Courier Times

It surprised me several years ago to learn Morrisville nearly became Washington, D.C. I got another jolt lately: Bristolians once expected their village to become Philadelphia which for a time was the U.S. capital. That bit of trivia got me to envisioning the impact on Bucks County had those dreams come true.

Bristol as Philadelphia and D.C.

In 1672, Quaker founder George Fox and companions forged their way on horseback on wilderness paths from Long Island through New Jersey to reach Maryland. At Burlington Island, Lenape Indians ferried them across the Delaware River in canoes. Their horses swam across. The travelers landed at what George deemed an ideal site for a settlement.

Within a decade, English Quakers took the hint. They got to work building Buckingham village (the future Bristol) in the new colony of Pennsylvania. Just upstream, William Penn purchased 8,431 acres from the Lenape for his Pennsbury Manor home plus territory…

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Olympic Conference Track and Field Championships

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Olympic Conference Championships

May 23, Mount Holly

100-Meter Dash: 1-Rajahn Dixon, Eastern, 11.01. 2-M.J. Lincoln, Lenape, 11.31. 3-David Smith, Rancocas Valley, 11.33. 4-Jadon Kendrick, Rancocas Valley, 11.41. 5-Welsey Davenport, Cherokee, 11.45. 6-Jamil Peterson, Winslow Township, 11.51.

LRHSD Finishers: 7-Sam Justice (Se) 11.56. Trials – 5-Justice 11.46. 6-Lincoln 11.50. 8-Davenport 11.53. 21-Ryan Bender (C) 11.93. 22-Xavier Best (L) 11.96. 24-Derrick Hammond (L) 12.00. 25-Brian Mitchell (C) 12.01. 30-Brian Magee (C) 12.12. 34-Jamar Warthen (Se) 12.65.

200-Meter Dash: 1-Rajahn Dixon, Eastern, 22.37. 2-Thomas Howard Jr. Rancocas Valley, 23.03. 3-Jawan Brownlee, Camden, 23.24. 4-Welsey Davenport, Cherokee, 23.28. 5-Austin Bailey, Paul VI, 23.29. 6-M.J. Lincoln, Lenape, 23.39.

LRHSD Finishers: 8-Sam Justice (Se) 23.55. 13-Kenny Rowe (L) 24.05.

400-Meter Dash: 1-Rajahn Dixon, Eastern, 49.76. 2-Julian Coppage-Seepersaud, Rancocas Valley, 50.20. 3-Nicholas Micklewright, Shawnee, 50.65. 4-Braelen Crump, Camden Catholic, 51.35. 5-Julius Dominguez, Eastside, 51.38. 6-Austin Bailey, Paul VI, 51.51.

LRHSD Finishers: 12-Shawn Realley (Se) 57.41.

800-Meter Run: 1-Patrick Ditmars, Cherokee, 1:56.00. 2-Nick Kuenkel, Cherokee, 1:56.87. 3-Peter Tepper, Cherry Hill East, 1:58.02. 4-Ari Greenberg, Cherry Hill East, 1:58.49. 5-Robert Poplar, Cherokee, 1:58.74. 6-Michael McCurdy, Cherry Hill East, 1:59.42.

LRHSD Finishers: 11-Kirk Traenkner (Se) 2:05.38. 15-Benjamin Rose (L) 2:10.97.

1600-Meter Run: 1-Will Mrozinski, Paul VI, 4:23.61. 2-Ryan Smith, Rancocas Valley, 4:30.23. 3-Raine Guidarelli, Cherry Hill East, 4:32.24. 4-Noah Manwaring, Lenape, 4:33.40. 5-Christopher Gray, Rancocas Valley, 4:36.02. 6-Sean Brennan, Lenape, 4:37.45.

LRHSD Finishers: 10-Yanni Ekatomatis (Sh) 4:46.28. 11-Matteo Evola (C) 4:53.20. 14-Justin Schmied (Se) 5:03.22. 16-Justin Mercado (Se) 5:06.09.

Lenape senior Colin Hermack, right, captured the 3200-meter run in 9:38.99 at the Olympic Conference track and field championships May 23. (RUNNINGWORKSPICS)Lenape senior Colin Hermack, right, captured the 3200-meter run in 9:38.99 at the Olympic Conference track and field championships May 23. (RUNNINGWORKSPICS)

3200-Meter Run: 1-Colin Hermack, Lenape, 9:38.99. 2-Ryan Smith, Rancocas Valley, 9:47.25….

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Drums Along the Hudson Festival celebrates Native American culture

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Drums Along the Hudson Festival at Inwood Hill Park celebrates Native American culture

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Drums Along the Hudson Festival celebrates Native American culture

INWOOD, the Bronx (WABC) — A celebration of Native American culture kicked off in Manhattan.

The Drums Along the Hudson Festival takes place in Inwood Hill Park.

It began as a pow wow to celebrate Native American heritage and commemorate the Lenape people who first settled here.

The event is free to the public and features Native American crafts, storytelling, and food.

Our very own Sandra Bookman hosted the celebration.

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Good Time Motorvators holds annual Lake Lenape car show

PERKASIE — Car enthusiasts were well in attendance at the 31st annual Lake Lenape car show in Perkasie Sunday afternoon, May 28.

Hosted by the Good Time Motorvators, a local car club, the show featured dozens of makes and models, including a 1932 Ford 5-Window, 1965 Chevrolet Corvette, 1999 Plymouth Prowler and 2010 Dodge Challenger. The majority of cars on display were vintage Chevrolets and Fords.

  • Vintage cars packed Lake Lenape Park for the 31st annual...

    Vintage cars packed Lake Lenape Park for the 31st annual car show. (John Worthington – MediaNews Group)

  • The 1932 Ford 5-Window (John Worthington - MediaNews Group)

    The 1932 Ford 5-Window (John Worthington – MediaNews Group)

  • The 1999 Plymouth Prowler (John Worthington - MediaNews Group)

    The 1999 Plymouth Prowler (John Worthington – MediaNews Group)

  • Attendees take their time browsing the numerous cars on display....

    Attendees take their time browsing the numerous cars on display. (John Worthington – MediaNews Group)

  • The 1957 Chevrolet Belair, winner of the Mayor's Choice Award...

    The 1957 Chevrolet Belair, winner of the Mayor’s Choice Award (John Worthington – MediaNews Group)

The top 25 award winners received dash placards, while the top four award winners received trophies. Ticket holders were also eligible to win door prizes, including car maintenance and cleaning supplies.

The Pennridge Marching Rams served hamburgers, hot dogs and pulled pork and hosted a Plinko game to raise funds for the Pennridge High School Band.

Trophy winners were as follows:

Mayor’s Choice – Peter Kranz (1957 Chevrolet Belair)

Ladies’ Choice – Tom and Julie Sherer (1981 Pontiac Trans Am)

Motorvator’s Choice – Mike Schmidt (1970 Chevrolet Camaro)

Larry Tompkinson Memorial Award – Jim Fitzgerald (1954 Ford Pickup)

  • Peter Kranz wins the Mayor's Choice Award with his 1957...

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Retro: 100 years of Le Mans: Dutch winners Gijs van Lennep and Jan Lammers

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Gijs van Lennep (left) wins the 24 Hours of Le Mans with Jacky Ickx in a Porsche 936 in 1976, his last race

Next week, on 10 and 11 June, will be the 91st edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, celebrating the centenary of the French endurance classic. In the run-up to the race, we take a look at aspects of its rich history. Today: Dutch successes.

Text: René de Boer (Twitter: @renedeboer)
Photos: Archive Porsche AG, Jaguar, Rebocar/Collection Laurens Roux†

Even before the war, the Dutch were Le Mans debutants: Eddy Hertzberger drove there twice, in 1935 and 1937, but it was not until 1971 that a Dutchman stood on the top step of the podium for the first time. That year Gijs van Lennep hired Dr. Helmut Marko in the Porsche 917 of the Martini Racing Team, led by Hans-Dieter Dechante.

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Gijs van Lennep and Helmut Marko take victory with the Martini team’s Porsche 917 in 1971

Van Lennep’s victory was a resounding motorsport success: the distance record he set together with Marko stood until 2010. With his performance, van Lennep says he silenced even the critics in the Netherlands: “At least they can’t complain about the victory at Le Mans in Holland”, as he is quoted in ‘Auto Review’ magazine. it was done.

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Champagne for Gijs van Lennep and Dr. Helmut Marko

The victory was by no means certain: Ferdinand Piëch instructed the winning Porsche’s brake discs to be pierced to save weight and for extra ventilation, but the brake discs began to show hairline cracks during the race. Had the team changed discs, the victory might have…

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Lenape Regional High School District Sports Roundup – May 22-27

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Cherokee 7, Williamstown 0: Brody Minder hurled a three-hit shutout with seven strikeouts as No. 1 seed Cherokee (20-6, 5-3) eliminated visiting No. 16 Williamstown (6-18, 2-8) in a NJSIAA South Group 4 first-round playoff game May 22.

Brett Chiesa belted a three-homer for the Chiefs, who raised their win streak to six with the win. Evan Brown had two hits, including a double, and run scored.

NJSIAA South Group 4 – First Round

May 22, Marlton

Cherokee 7, Williamstown 0

Williams. – 000 000 0 – 0 3 3

Cherokee – 202 030 X – 7 5 0

WP: Brody Minder; LP: Cade Gargano; 2B: C-Evan Brown; HR: C-Brett Chiesa.

Cherry Hill East 6, Lenape 2: Ethan Haddock had two hits and three RBIs as visiting No. 13 seed Cherry Hill East (14-11, 3-5) upset No. 4 Lenape (13-11-1, 4-3-1) in a NJSIAA South Group 4 first-round playoff game May 22.

Grant Hunter had a hit and run scored and Jonathan Adelmann fanned eight in six innings for the Indians.

The meeting was the third in four days between the Cougars and Indians.

NJSIAA South Group 4 – First Round

May 22, Medford

Cherry Hill East 6, Lenape 2

CH East – 000 020 4 – 6 5 0

Lenape – 000 002 0 – 2 3 1

WP: John Schweitzer; LP: Matt Kahn.

Seneca 8, Manchester Township 1: Brayden Davis (3-for-4, 5 RBIs, 2 runs) belted two home runs as visiting No. 9 Seneca (10-12, 3-4) beat No. 8 Manchester Township (9-11-1, 6-5-1) in a NJSIAA South Group 2 first-round playoff game May 22.

Michael Orth (2-for-3, 2 RBIs, 3 runs) and Trevor Adamiak also homered for the Golden Eagles, while Alex Argabright fanned four in 5 1/3 innings for the win.

NJSIAA South Group 2 – First Round

May…

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