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Field Hockey: Results, links and featured coverage for Thurs., Sept. 30

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Post date September 30, 2021
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No. 7 North Hunterdon at No. 6 Warren Hills, 6:30

Thursday, Sep. 30

In-Season Tournaments, First Round

St. Elizabeth (1-3-2) at County Tournament preliminary game, TBA

Regular Season

BCSL

Audubon (3-3) at Cinnaminson (6-2-1), 3:45pm

Maple Shade (3-3) at Overbrook (2-5), 3:45pm

Cherry Hill West (3-5) at New Egypt (5-2), 4pm

Hamilton West (1-8) at Bordentown (1-7-1), 4:45pm

CAPE-ATLANTIC

Ocean City (7-1) at Absegami (2-5), 3:45pm

COLONIAL

Audubon (3-3) at Cinnaminson (6-2-1), 3:45pm

Collingswood (5-3-1) at Bishop Eustace (6-3), 3:45pm

Lenape (2-4-1) at West Deptford (3-5), 3:45pm

Sterling (3-5) at Gateway (6-3), 4pm

Haddon Township (3-4-1) at Gloucester (3-5), 4pm

CVC

Hamilton West (1-8) at Bordentown (1-7-1), 4:45pm

ESSEX/UNION

Millburn (1-6) at Scotch Plains-Fanwood (2-5-1), 4pm

Verona (2-4-1) at Columbia (5-2-1), 4pm

Livingston (2-4-2) at Glen Ridge (5-1), 4pm

Gov. Livingston (4-3-1) at Caldwell (1-3), 4pm

Montclair (6-1) at Newark Academy (1-5), 4pm

Mount St. Dominic (3-4-1) at Cranford (4-3), 6pm

GMC

Metuchen (4-2) vs. Sayreville (1-5-1) at SWMHS, 4pm

Monroe (3-5) at South Brunswick (4-5), 5:30pm

Piscataway (0-6) at South Plainfield (7-2), 6pm

NEFHL

Wayne Hills (5-4) at West Milford (6-4), 4pm

River Dell (2-6) at Demarest (0-6), 7pm

NJAC

Vernon (6-2) vs. Hackettstown (4-3) at HHS Morrison Field, 4pm

Morris Knolls (3-3-1) at Morris Hills (3-4), 4pm

Lenape Valley (5-1-1) at North Warren (0-6), 4pm

Randolph (7-1) at Chatham (4-2-1), 4pm

West Morris (3-4) at Roxbury (0-8), 4pm

Mendham (4-3) at Morristown (3-2-1), 4pm

Pope John (0-9) at Parsippany Hills (4-2-2), 4pm

OLYMPIC

Collingswood (5-3-1) at Bishop Eustace (6-3), 3:45pm

Lenape (2-4-1) at West Deptford (3-5), 3:45pm

Winslow (0-2) at Seneca (6-3), 3:45pm

Cherry Hill West (3-5) at New Egypt (5-2), 4pm

Woodstown (7-1) at Washington Township (2-5), 4pm

SHORE

Lakewood (0-6) vs. Manchester Township (3-7) at Manchester, 3:45pm

Holmdel (7-3) at Rumson-Fair Haven (8-1), 3:45pm

Barnegat (8-1) at…

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How to Spend a Day in Newburgh, New York

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Post date September 29, 2021
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Just over an hour’s drive from Montclair, Newburgh, New York offers beautiful Hudson River waterfront views and experiences, delicious cuisine, and fun and funky shops. The land was originally inhabited by the Waoranek people, part of the Lenape tribe of the Algonquin Nation. Newburgh also served as George Washington’s final headquarters during the Revolutionary War. This historic, creative community has much to offer. Read on to plan your fun day in Newburgh.

HG Pro Tip: A quick, stunning drive over the Newburgh Beacon Bridge leads to the charming, artistic hub of Beacon, New York allowing for maximum exploration!

Things to Do

Motorcyclepedia Museum | 250 Lake Street

Vroom, vroom! Drive on by to the Motorcyclepedia Museum whose mission is “to create the best motorcycle museum in the world”. The collections include motorcycle parts, artifacts, and memorabilia all meant to educate the public about the past, present, and future of motorcycles.

Pride of the Hudson River Cruise | Pride’s Landing: 4 Washington Street

(Photo credit: @prideofthehudson)

All aboard! Hop on a day or evening cruise to take in the Hudson Highlands’ breathtaking views, including Bannerman Island, majestic mountains, Washington’s Headquarters, West Point, and more. The price point is $18-28 for a two-hour, narrated sightseeing experience with the option of bringing or purchasing food.

Safe Harbors of The Hudson | 104 Ann Street

With the mission of “Transforming Lives and Building Community through Housing and the Arts,” Safe Harbors of The Hudson is the place to go to experience art, a…

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Obituaries in Levittown, PA | The Intelligencer

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Post date September 28, 2021
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Bernard Suess Funeral Home

Darla N. “Dolly” Hendricks

Perkasie – Darla N. “Dolly” Hendricks, of Perkasie, PA, passed away Monday, September 20, 2021, at Jefferson Health – Abington Hospital, Abington Twp., PA. She was 58.

Born on January 4, 1963, in Sellersville, PA, she was the daughter of the late Alton Bauer and Norma Arlene (Covey) Halteman. She was a 1981 graduate of Souderton Area High School, Souderton, PA.

Dolly was employed in a civil position with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation for over 20 years until her retirement.

She was a member of St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Telford, PA.

Dolly was a member and Past Matron of Lenape Chapter No. 339, Order of the Eastern Star, Quakertown, PA. In her younger years, she served as a coach for Pennridge Little League Baseball. She was an avid cook, and she was especially fond of her Beagles. Her greatest joy was her granddaughters who she loved to spend time with and spoil.

She is survived by a daughter, Keryn Rich, of Perkasie, PA; her granddaughters, M’Liss and Mia; a brother, William L. Litosky and his wife Nancy, of Souderton, PA; and two sisters, Ruth Ann Halteman, of Tallahassee, FL, and Linda L. (Litosky) Burke and her husband Michael, of Bloomington, IN.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by three brothers, Alton Lee, Larry C. and Arlan Dean Halteman, and two sisters, Norma Jean Kerschner and Barbara Keller.

Her Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, October 2, 2021, at St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, 107 W. Lincoln Avenue, Telford, PA, where family and friends may call from 10:00 to 11:00 AM. An Eastern Star Service will be held at 10:30 AM on Saturday at the Church. The family respectfully requests that everyone attending the viewing and/or funeral wear a mask. Interment will…

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Girls Tennis: Moorestown Friends wins competitive BC Open

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Post date September 27, 2021
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It couldn’t get any closer.

Moorestown Friends won the Burlington County Open on Saturday at Moorestown High. Day one on Friday took place at Veterans Park in Hamilton.

The Foxes tallied 14 points while Shawnee at 13 and Moorestown and Lenape each finished with 12.

Moorestown Friends won at all three singles positions. In the first singles final, Bella Pescatore defeated Shawnee’s Samantha Tepes, 6-1, 6-0. At second singles, Skye Mada won a three-set thriller over Natasha Sharnoff from Shawnee, 6-0, 4-6, 7-5. Kathryn Sebastian also won 6-0, 6-0 against Maya Butani from Moorestown.

In the first doubles final, Moorestown’s Laura Sullivan and Charlotte Morrison teamed up to top Lenape’s duo of Olivia Helmlinger and Kaitlyn King, 6-0, 6-1. Shawnee’s second doubles pair of Kalena Gatesman and Divya Prajapati won 6-2, 6-0 over Isabelle Moccia and Priya Panganamamula of Moorestown.

So far this season the Foxes are 7-4 and next face Moorestown on Monday. Moorestown defeated Friends earlier this season, 3-2, at the Haddonfield Invitational.

Scroll through and check out the complete results from the two-day tournament below.

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Hackettstown Field Hockey Team ‘Aims To Do Well In Conference, Division,’ With 3-3 Start

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Post date September 26, 2021
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HACKETTSTOWN, NJ — The Hackettstown field hockey team is off to a solid start and hopes to do as well in the postseason as it has the last several years.

“We have been playing pretty well so far this year,” said Rachael Gorski, who is in her third year as head coach after being an assistant coach for three years. “We are 3-3 right now with losses to strong teams: Warren Hills, Lenape Valley, and Vernon.”

Hackettstown earned the fourth seed in the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex Tournament and earned a first-round bye. The team will take on No. 13 Vernon in the second round on Oct. 2. The Tigers last won the championship in 2018.

The team’s captains, senior Amy Wood and junior Ali Cetani; goalie Emily Newton; and sophomore forwards Kiara Koeller and Skyler Sciaretta are leading the team.

“Our captains are competent leaders, and our goalie has also been emerging as a leader in the back,” Gorski said. “Kiara Koeller and Skyler Sciaretta lead by example during practice and on the field.”

The Tigers’ first victory came over Newton, 2-1, on Sept. 11.

“Against Newton, Skyler Sciaretta returned from an injury late in regulation―which left her with a black eye―to score the game-winning goal in overtime,” Gorski said.

Koeller scored the team’s other goal, while Newton made 10 saves.

The Tigers defeated High Point, 2-1, on Sept. 18 and Wallkill Valley, 1-0, on Sept. 20.

Sciaretta and Koeller also scored the team’s goals against High Point. Newton made six saves. Emma Patton scored the team’s only goal against Wallkill Valley. Newton again made six saves in the victory.

Gorski said the Tigers are a young team.

“We are a young team with only three seniors,” she said. “This is also the first year in our program that we have been…

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Field Hockey: Results, links and scoreboards for Friday, Sept. 24

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Post date September 25, 2021
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Friday, Sep. 24