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Frank J. Wozniak

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‘Alive And Well’

The outside of Big Tree Maple, located in Lakewood, and one of their sap tanker trucks. P-J photo by Sara Holthouse

LAKEWOOD — Lloyd Munsee, owner of Big Tree Maple in Lakewood, has seen many different changes in the maple production business since he first began producing maple products.

Big Tree Maple began as a back porch business in 1993, and Munsee has expanded every year. He currently runs the business with his son, David, and the business consists of three separate parts. Big Tree Maple makes and sells maple syrup, is a part of the equipment dealership Lapierre, which Munsee said is a family name in Quebec, and the tanker trucks used to haul sap is also used to fill swimming pools in the summer.

Munsee said making maple syrup is a lot of work, isn’t easy, and is expensive, but added that there have been many changes in the business over the last few decades.

“There have been a lot of changes as there is with all agriculture,” Munsee said. “A few decades ago the majority of sap was collected and gathered in galvanized buckets. There was a process to collect from each one of those buckets and bring it to the truck or whatever they were transporting in.”

These days, Munsee said the maple industry has moved away from buckets and the majority of producers these days use plastic tubes and sometimes also vacuums, which now increase the volume of sap producers are able to collect from trees. This has also enabled producers to make a lot more syrup and grow their businesses.

Big Tree Maple’s reverse osmosis machine, a machine that allows producers to take most of the water out of the sap and produce more syrup. P-J photo by…

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Local roundup: Big game for Martin leads Wilkes-Barre Area softball to win

Kayce Martin had a career day at the plate and on the mound, striking out 11 while launching two home runs in Wilkes-Barre Area’s 14-3 win over Nanticoke Area in six innings on Tuesday.

Martin picked up the win with six strong innings, allowing three runs on five hits. At the plate, she was right at the center of a 14-hit day for the Wolfpack, driving in five runs with her two homers. Madalyn McGuinness had four hits, and Hope Burke drove in three runs.

Kelsey Clark had three hits out of the leadoff spot for Nanticoke.

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Wallenpaupack 10, Wyoming Area 7

A four-run fifth inning put Wallenpaupack ahead for good in a win over Wyoming Area. The Buckhorns trailed 5-3 heading into the top of the fifth before scoring four times, adding three more insurance runs in the top of the seventh inning.

Peyton Toth drove in three runs to lead Wallenpaupack. Brady Noone had a triple for Wyoming Area, who had eight hits by eight different hitters.

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Nanticoke Area 3, Valley View 0

The Trojans swept away Valley View, with final set scores of 25-17, 25-20 and 25-21.

Brady Rushton and Ethan Yendrzeiwski each had five kills, while Rushton also chipped in 19 assists. Zachary Zubritski had four kills and five aces for the Trojans.

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Misericordia 6, Swarthmore 5

Connor Maryniak and Jason Sanfilippo both homered and Garrett McIlhenney had two extra-base hits and two RBI to lead the Cougars.

Max Oliver worked five innings to get the win with two innings of relief from Aidan Paduck and Matt Lanzendorfer.

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Misericordia swept

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Man charged with making death threat during blackjack game

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IS-affiliated woman guilty of 5-Year-old Yazidi girl’s death receives 14-year sentence

A German Federal Court on Wednesday struck down an appeal lodged by a 32-year-old German woman who, in 2015, while married to an Islamic State fighter, allowed an enslaved 5-year-old Yazidi girl to die of thirst.

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Known publicly as Jessica W., the defendant was sentenced to 14 years in 2021 after being deported back to Germany from Turkey following the nominal defeat of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.

The defendant and her husband, Taha Al-J., an Iraqi national, were both found liable for the girl’s death when evidence showed that the girl had been chained to a tree by the husband and left to die in the Iraqi city of Fallujah.

Jessica W. was convicted in the original Frankfurt-based trial of having had the ability to prevent the death while actively deciding to do nothing. She was found guilty of two counts of crimes against humanity through enslavement and one count of having joined a terrorist organization abroad.

Jessica W.’s appeal was denied

Reading the ruling on Wednesday, the court found that the woman’s appeal was “manifestly unfounded” but did not clarify on what grounds the defendant had appealed the sentence.Displaced Yazidi women protest outside the headquarters of the UN Mission in Iraq (UNAMI), north of Baghdad, in 2015. (credit: AZAD LASHKARI/REUTERS)Displaced Yazidi women protest outside the headquarters of the UN Mission in Iraq (UNAMI), north of Baghdad, in 2015. (credit: AZAD LASHKARI/REUTERS)

In the original 2021 trial, Jessica W. had first been given a 10-year sentence, but given the severity of the crimes against humanity, that sentence was increased.

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HS ROUNDUP: Nanticoke Area volleyball opens with win

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Steelman Partners Creates Mohegan’s Inaugural Asian Resort

Inspire Korea brings Las Vegas’s influence to the global market

LAS VEGAS, March 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Local architect agency Steelman Partners, who designed both Circa and Resorts World and was led by Paul Steelman, celebrated the opening of Inspire Korea on March 5. Steelman Partners was contracted in 2018 to be the resort’s Design Architect. Inspire Korea is the largest privately funded construction project in Korea. 

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“Creating Mohegan’s inaugural Asian Resort, Inspire, was a delight, drawing upon the design ethos of Mohegan Sun, a prominent figure in Integrated Entertainment Resort development. Embracing this opportunity, our team focused on blending cultural authenticity with luxurious amenities,” says Steelman. “We aimed to transport guests into an immersive Asian experience featuring opulent accommodations, exquisite dining options, and captivating entertainment. Meticulously creating spaces and cutting-edge technology further elevated the guest experience. This endeavor marked a milestone for Mohegan and represented a commitment to innovation and cultural appreciation in resort development.”

Paul explained, “The resort’s development has been collaborative, with Steelman Partners (from Las Vegas) handling the conceptual architecture and our team serving as the interior designers for critical areas such as Aurora and Splash Bay. Additionally, Jeffrey Beers from New York contributed his expertise as an interior designer for another portion of the interiors. It’s been an incredible journey working alongside a diverse group of architects, designers, and engineers from Korea who have brought their unique perspectives and talents to the project.”

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Letter That Recorded ‘Sale’ of Manhattan for $24 
on View at New-York Historical Society

A nearly 400-year-old letter that documents the mythologized ‘purchase’ of the island of Manhattan from the Indigenous peoples who inhabited it is on view now through July 14, at the New-York Historical Society

Written by Dutch government official Pieter Schagen, the letter notes “our people…have purchased the Island Manhattes from the Indians for the value of 60 guilders.” A 19th century historian converted the 60 guilders into dollars, which gave rise to the popular belief that the Dutch bought Manhattan for $24. The letter, on loan from the Dutch National Archives in the Hague, where it is not on public display, is the only record that exists of that ‘purchase’ which was later followed by similar transactions by which Europeans took control of the continent of North America from its Native inhabitants.

In response to the display of the letter, leaders of the Lenape people have issued a public reflection on the land transfer including this excerpt:

THIS DAY, we look at that historical letter with no wampum or treaty attached, saying the island of Manahahtáanung was purchased for 60 guilders. Ancestor, who could have known that a Dutch colonizer’s written words and 60 guilders would bring 400 years of devastation, disease, war, forced removal, oppression, murder, division, suicide, and generational trauma for your Lenape people?

Russell Shorto, an expert on Dutch New York and author of the book The Island at the Center of the World, has brought the letter to New York as part of a special exhibit he has curated – New York Before New York: The Castello Plan of New Amsterdam – on the occasion of the 400th anniversary of the Dutch founding of a colony that would give rise to New York City. 

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