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Nicholas Emeigh.
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A Bucks County university is partnering with regional leaders and organizations to host a community forum on Thursday.
“Our Mental Health Crisis: A Path to Hope and Help” will spotlight a spectrum of services available locally and statewide, including crisis intervention, peer support, mobile care, treatment centers, and outpatient options.
The free public event will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Life Sciences Building Auditorium of Delaware Valley University in Doylestown.
Preceding the main presentations, from 6:15 p.m. to 7 p.m., local organizations such as Lenape Valley Foundation, Woods Services, and the Bucks County Department of Human Services will host information booths on mental health resources.
Attendees will hear from leading mental health professionals on accessing vital care when needed. There’s a rising demand for mental health care in the area, and many remain unaware of available resources, organizers said.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Attendees are asked to RSVP at marion.callahan@delval.edu.
Nicholas Emeigh, keynote speaker and survivor of three suicide attempts, will discuss his personal journey and his current role with the National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI), guiding others to treatment and support through various programs. Emeigh is a Levittown-area native and recently was given a ROAR Alumni Award from Harry S. Truman High School.
U.S. Sen. John Fetterman, a Democrat, will join via video to discuss federal initiatives aimed at bolstering mental health resource accessibility and will share insights from his personal experiences.
John Fetterman speaking. File photo.
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MOHEGAN LAKE, N.Y. (TND) — A woman at a New York Walmart store is going viral after slapping a state trooper who proceeded to pin her to the ground while she cried “Walmart is racist,” a video circulating social media shows.
In the video, the woman is seen arguing with the state trooper at a Westchester County, N.Y. Walmart and encouraging him to “drag” her out of the store. She then begins throwing merchandise at the trooper, who subsequently tries to restrain her.
When the officer tries restraining her, the woman turns around and begins hitting the officer, going as far as to slap him in the face and knock his glasses off of his head.
The trooper begins to wrestle the woman to the ground, at which point she starts screaming “Walmart is racist” repeatedly.
New York State Police told The National Desk (TND) the incident occurred on October 2 shortly after 6:30 p.m. in response to a 911 call by the Walmart store. Despite claims on social media, police say the incident did not involve shoplifting and the woman in question was experiencing “a mental health issue.”
Police told TND the woman was taken to a local hospital after the scuffle, but cited the fact that federal law limits how much police can disclose when referencing a mental health issue.
Walmart did not provide comment on the incident, instead referring TND to authorities.
The dust-up in New York is the latest in a series of altercations at retail stores that have gone viral on social media. Earlier this year, a video of California 7-Eleven workers defending their store from a robber gained widespread attention on social media. The local district attorney later announced the employees seen defending their merchandise would not be charged.
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2023-09-26 | NDAQ:JGGCU | Press Release
Mohegan INSPIRE Entertainment Resort, Incheon and Lotte Group Magok Complex, Seoul Propel Growth of Captivision
MIAMI and SEOUL, South Korea, Sept. 26, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Jaguar Global Growth Corporation I (Nasdaq: JGGC, JGGCR, and JGGCW) (“Jaguar Global”) and GLAAM, Co., Ltd. (“GLAAM” or “the Company”), a leading designer and manufacturer of architectural media glass, and Captivision Inc. (“Captivision”), today announced that GLAAM has been selected as the main supplier of media glass for two prominent new properties in South Korea. GLAAM will be supplying over 16,000 sq. ft. of glass for each of the Mohegan INSPIRE Entertainment Resort in Incheon and the Magok Meeting, Incentives, Convention, and Exhibition (“MICE”) complex in Seoul, with its proprietary G-Glass serving as the main façade of both complexes.
Mohegan INSPIRE Entertainment Resort and Casino
In April 2023, GLAAM was awarded a contract worth KRW 6 billion ($4.5 million USD) with Hanhwa ENC, the 12th largest construction company in Korea, for a media glass installation at the main entrance of the Mohegan INSPIRE Entertainment Resort and Casino. GLAAM’s G-Glass was selected for its unique fusion of media capabilities, total transparency, and full glass façade functionality.
Located near Incheon Airport, the Mohegan INSPIRE Entertainment Resort is expected to be the largest integrated resort in Northeast Asia. The destination property will feature three five-star hotels, Korea’s first 15,000-seat arena, a 127,000 sq. ft. conference facility, and 400,000 sq. ft. of retail space, as well as a major casino managed by Mohegan, a leading U.S. based entertainment, gaming, and hospitality company. GLAAM’s G-Glass installation is expected to be completed in October 2023, with the full first phase of the resort anticipated to be completed in early 2024.
Magok MICE Complex
GLAAM was recently selected by Lotte Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd., one of Korea’s…
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Bowling: Warriors League Week 4 Results
Warriors Bowling League action continued, with Navaho defeating Mohican 3-1, Kickapoo defeating Apache 4-0, and Blackfoot defeating Comanche 3-1.
Standings
- Kickapoo 15
- Navaho 8
- Commanche 8
- Blackfoot 7
- Mohican 5
- Apache 5
Last weeks results
- Navaho 3 Mohican 1
- Kickapoo 4 Apache 0
- Blackfoot 3 Commanche 1
Team
- Scratch Game: Navaho 660; Commanche 660
- Scratch Series: Kickapoo 1826; Apache 1734
- Handicap Game: Mohican 883
- Handicap Series: Blackfoot 2469
Men
- Scratch Game: Jamel Bean 223; Clay Bean 194; Ryan Wilson 189
- Scratch Series: Dennis Trott 541; Vernon Harrison 510; Larry Dean 490
- Handicap Game: Andre Place 265; Llewellyn Jones 223; Clarence Burrows 223; Quinton Hayward 206
- Handicap Series: David Signor 700; Wilfred Furbert 606; Ellsworth Bean 568
Women
- Scratch Game: Miriam Caisey 183; Alisa Cann 147; Shampagne Cann 141
- Scratch Series: Susie Bradshaw 443; Tanya Iris 393; Akajae Mills 320
- Handicap Game: Takia Bean 225; Chrystie Simons 224
- Handicap Series: Jennifer Butterfield 622; C. Lynne Cann 605
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Game: New York Liberty vs Connecticut Sun
Date: Friday, September 29, 2023
Location: Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT
TV: ESPN2
Odds/Point Spread: New York (-4)
The Connecticut Sun host the New York Liberty at Mohegan Sun Arena on Friday in Game 3 of their series. The series is tied 1-1. Connecticut opens this matchup as 4 point underdogs. The O/U is set at 159.5.
The New York Liberty went home with a win by a final score of 84-77 in Game 2. New York finished the contest having earned a 44.6% FG percentage (29 of 65) and converted 10 of their 26 3-point shots. From the free throw line, the Liberty converted 16 of their 16 shots for a rate of 100.0%. When it comes to grabbing boards, they collected 37 with 8 of them being of the offensive sort. They also distributed 19 dimes in this matchup as well as forcing 9 turnovers and earning 5 steals. When talking about the defense, New York allowed the other team to shoot 39.7% from the field on 27 of 68 shooting. Connecticut distributed 6 dimes and had 7 steals in this matchup. Additionally, Connecticut totaled 31 rebounds (6 offensive, 25 defensive) and added 2 rejections. Connecticut ended up shooting 77.8% from the charity stripe by knocking down 14 of their 18 attempts. They also converted 9 of their 23 attempts from downtown.
Sabrina Ionescu is one player who had an impact for the matchup. She totaled 21 points on 5 out of 12 shooting. She played 38 mins and also snagged 2 rebounds. Ionescu finished 41.7% from the floor and also dished…
Newton, Vernon lead their divisions
Newton remains at the top of the American Blue division of the SFC with a 4-1 record.
The Braves defeated Lenape Valley, 34-7, on Friday, Sept. 29.
Lenape Valley, with a 3-3 record, is second in the division.
Vernon leads the American White division with a 5-1 record after defeated Lakeland, 27-6, on Friday.
Lakeland holds second place in the division with a 4-2 record.
Jefferson and West Milford are tied for third place in the American White division with 3-3 overall records.
Shutout by Sussex Tech
Sussex Tech shut out Hackettstown, 41-0, on Friday. Its overall record is 4-2 but 1-2 against division opponents.
Hackettstown is 0-3 in the division and 1-5 overall.
Senior Andrew Baker and junior quarterback Brian Gruber each scored twice for the Mustangs and senior Will White and junior Zach Doyle each added touchdowns.
Gruber kicked four points after touchdowns, of six attempts, and rushed for a total of 109 yards.
Senior Samuel Fara added two points after one touchdown.
Sparta’s first win
Sparta posted its first win of the season, defeating Jefferson, 20-13, there on Friday.
Senior Jon Calderon posted the Spartans’ first points in the first quarter and senior Josh Brancy added touchdowns on passes from sophomore quarterback Shane Hoover in the first and third quarters.
Sophomore Jason Post and senior Jeff Evans scored for the Falcons.
Calderon rushed for a total of 168 yards, and Hoover completed 13 of 26 pass attempts for a total of 158 yards.
Wallkill Valley loses
Wallkill Valley lost to Whippany Park, 18-7, on Friday.
Its overall record is 2-4 and 1-1 against division opponents.
Junior quarterback Zach Clarken posted the only points for the Rangers in the third quarter.
Senior Andrew Deehan made both touchdowns for the Wildcats after the team scored a safety in the…
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