Category: Lenni Lenape

Hackettstown 15, High Point 11

Vail Carruthers netted six goals and added on an assist to lead 10th-seeded Hackettstown in a 15-11 win over 13-seed High Point in the first round of the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex Tournament, in Hackettstown.

Hackettstown (5-4) will face seventh-seed Delaware Valley in the second round on Teuesday.

Kim Curcio added on four goals to the win while Matalina Kratzel scored twice.

Jenna Brinck led High Point (2-9) with four goals while Madison Tallamy and Madison Rokosny each scored three goals.

Lenape Valley 18, Warren Hills 8

Regina Williams scored eight goals to lead ninth-seeded Lenape Valley in an 18-8 win over 14-seed Warren Hills in the first round of the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex Tournament, in Stanhope.

Lenape Valley (7-3) will face eighth-seeded Phillipsburg in the second round on Tuesday

Katie Giusti added on six goals to the win.

Rylie Wyckoff and Katie Conklin each scored twice for Warren Hills (2-5).

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A Testimony from Haverford Friends Meeting

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A spiritually lead presentation by our own William Woys Weaver

The Foodways of the Lenapehocking

This Saturday, April 29th , 1PM

(With child centered activities in the forum room)

The Foodways of Lenapehocking: Garden Plants and Food Customs

This Power Point presentation by well-known author Dr. William Woys Weaver will explore the story of The Roughwood Seed Collection and how it acquired what is now considered the largest collection of Eastern Woodland seeds in private hands. Several members of Haverford Meeting, such as the late Indian activist Theodore Hetzel, who was a long-time member, helped to build this priceless cultural archive. A sub-theme of the lecture will be the relationship between Quakers and saving seeds from indigenous people.

Refreshments will be served following the lecture and will include Lenape Psindamocan Bread (parched sweet corn bread) containing dried cranberries in reference to an ancient Lenape creation story. In honor of the mutual respect between William Penn and the Lenape peoples, the Psindamocan Bread will be served on a great pewter charger given by William Penn as a wedding gift to Dr. Weaver’s ancestor Benjamin Hickman (1677-1742) and Ann Buffington who were married at Concord Friends Meeting on April 9, 1701. Ann Buffington was the daughter of Richard Buffington (1655-1747), Proprietor of New Jersey and friend of William Penn.

“Our message today is twofold:

First, Quakers against all odds managed to preserve some of this Native American heritage as an unspoken token of respect for William Penn’s message of peace and tolerance.

Secondly, the message of wampum: the mutual love and respect of cultures living side by side. The word for wampum (kekok)translates in the Delaware language: I give this from my heart. This is my bond…

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Most parents will have waged battles with their children over eating fruit and vegetables. But instead of sitting and watching a little one push their plate away or refuse to touch a food they don’t like, researchers have now reported that the key to getting kids to eat “significantly” more is getting them to stay at the dining table for longer.

The Holy Spirit High School girls varsity eight won Sunday at the fifth and final Manny Flick-Horvat Series regatta of the season in Philadelphia.

The girls varsity-eight category had two races, and the Spartans finished in 5 minutes, 13.92 seconds in race A, the fastest time of the division. Radnor was second in the race in 5:18.28, Gwynedd Mercy Academy finished third in 5:19.67 and Atlantic City fourth in 5:27.80.

The Holy Spirit crew included bow Alexandra Solari, Ava Buccafurni, Gwen Amalfitano, Peyton Ballard, Allie Lee, Taya Anderson, Olivia Bencze, stroke Chloe Cooke and coxswain Sara LaVigna.

Mount St. Joseph won the other girls varsity-eight race in 5:18.49. Mainland Regional was third in 5:36.32.

Egg Harbor Township won the girls lightweight four race in 6:13.11. The Eagles’ lineup consisted of stroke Lily Winkler, Mollie Ireland, Izzy Patel, bow Gianna Middleton and coxswain Talia DeNafo. Ocean City finished second in 6:17.87.

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The Ocean City girls team had two winners. The O.C. freshman eight won race A of its division in 5:50.47. The O.C. crew: stroke Addison Guest, Victoria Sakhno, Madison Hart, Romi Yakita, Borana Bixha, Kalyn Baron, Jada Smith, bow Erin Loughran and coxswain Addison Bradshaw.

Mount St. Joseph was first in race B of the category in 5:24.21 and Mainland Regional was third in 5:43.23.

Ocean City won a 14-boat head race in the girls novice-four division in 6:17.86. Absegami was second in 6:26.32. The Red Raiders’ crew included…

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By John Fey

Published: 5:08 am EDT April 18, 2023Published: April 18, 2023Updated: 7:46 am EDT April 18, 2023

Image via Ryan Strand Greenberg.

The artist used the natural landscape for his installation.

A historic manor in Bucks County is hosting an artistic exhibit that celebrates the rich history of the area and its first inhabitants. Peter Crimmins wrote about the exhibit for WHYY.

Pennsbury Manor, William Penn’s historic estate in Morrisville, has commissioned artist and Lenape descendant Nathan Young for an exhibit that evokes Lenni Lenape history. The exhibit is called “nkwiluntàmën: I long for it; I am lonesome for it (such as the sound of a drum).”

Young has installed noise and avant-garde music at the historic house, which is administered by the Pennsylvania Historic and Museum Commission. This aids in reflecting  the noisy history of the Lenape people.

“This is my own personal opinion, but a lot of land acknowledgments seem to be just lip service,” said Young. “But here at Pennsbury Manor, by letting me do things like this and other things that Pennsbury has done for the recognized Delaware tribes – what they do matters. It’s not just lip service.”

The artist has installed several speakers on high-backed garden benches around the residence. Each of these plays music created by several composers for the piece. In addition many large signs are painted white, black, yellow, and red. The goal is to help guide visitors on a poetic journey.

Read more about the exhibit in WHYY.

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BASEBALL

Cherokee 9, Seneca 2: Evan Brown (4-for-5, 3 RBIs, home run) led visiting Cherokee (4-1, 1-1) to a win over Seneca (0-2, 0-1) in an Olympic Conference interdivision game April 11.

Cameron Della Vecchia had two hits and scored three times for the Chiefs, while Brody Miner fanned six in 5 1/3 innings for the win.

Michael Orth and Kyle Trzaskawka each had two hits and scored a run for the Golden Eagles. Alex Argabright and Brayden Davis knocked in the first-inning runs with a double and single, respectively.

Olympic Interdivision

April 11, Tabernacle

Cherokee 9, Seneca 2

Cherokee – 013 000 5 – 9 10 0

Seneca – 200 000 0 – 2 7 2

WP: Brody Minder; LP: Liam Trzaskawka; 2B: C-Brett Chiesa; S-Alex Argabright; HR: C-Leo Bluestein, Evan Brown.

 

Shawnee 10, Lenape 0, 5 inn.: Jackson Logar hurled a one-hitter with five walks and 11 strikeouts as Shawnee (4-1, 2-0) routed visiting Lenape (1-2, 1-0) in a five-inning Olympic Conference interdivision game April 11.

Oskar Heino’s belted a three-run homer for the Renegades, while Danny Scullion (3-for-3, 2 RBIs, home run) and Evan Lure (2-for-2, 2 RBIs, run) also contributed to the 10-hit offense.

Grant Hunter’s single was the lone hit for the Indians.

Olympic Interdivision

April 11, Medford

Shawnee 10, Lenape 0, 5 inn.

Lenape – 000 00 – 0 1 1

Shawnee – 331 21 – 10 10 0

WP: Jackson Logar; LP: Ethan Samartino; 2B: S-Ben Rickards, Chris Ahrens, Evan Lure; HR: S-Danny Scullion, Oskar Heino.

Cherokee 15, Washington Township 5, 5 inn.: Cameron Della Vecchia (4-for-4, double, 3 RBIs, 4 runs) led visiting Cherokee (5-1, 1-1) in a rout of Washington Township (3-1, 2-0) in a five-inning nonleague game April 12.

Evan Brown had a three-run double and scored a run for the Chiefs,…

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The Clearwater motors into the Rondout Creek in Kingston, N.Y. Monday afternoon, April 17, 2023. (Tania Barricklo/Daily Freeman) The Clearwater motors into the Rondout Creek in Kingston, N.Y. Monday afternoon, April 17, 2023, passing the Rondout Lighthouse. (Tania Barricklo/Daily Freeman) Close
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