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Honor Roll: Lenape Valley Regional High School

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DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR

Grade 9

Peter Alberti

Abigail Andrews

Ryan Barling

Maxwell Bell

Isabella Blair

Kaylee Bory

Mason Castelluccio

Mikayla Heart Cervas

Lena Conroy

Kevin Davis

Devin DeMiglio

Alina Fee

Claire Frank

Jacob Gallone

Shay Gomez

Zara Gray

Brooks Grundy

John Gullotta

Hailey Joyce

Courtney Krassner

Victoria Kropinack

Juliane Kuhns

Nicolas Lanchipa Corrales

Peyton Lisella

Milena Lopez

Eleazar Lorenzo Torres

Charly Magner

Callie McCall

Kylie McDonald

Kailynn McLean

Tabitha Mueller

Brayden Parry

Shawn Pavan

Ariana Percarpio

Emily Perry

Danya Piercin

Siena Plantamura

Kathleen Proano

Anthony Quarranttey

Angelina Robles

Giovanni Romulo

Tess Roth

Maci Scheller

Morgan Schiffner

Mackenzie Shivas

Peyton Sperling

Owen Stiles

Miles Vergano

Emily Watkins

Calla Weinberg

Sienna Zapata

Grade 10

Mariana Akerman

Yendry Alfonso Urena

Paige Avitabile-Snook

Maci Bennett

Connor Eastman

Daniel Eccles

Kylie Gallagher

Bliss Henry

Charlotte Herold

Timothy Jecko

Nolan Kent

Sophia LaMorte

Riah Maloney

Brody McCleary

Robert Occhifinto

Sara Osorio Cifuentes

Alexa Pigeon

Adeline Riboldi

Mairead Stiles

Giselle Szyszko

Christopher Thornton

Paul II Tomasheski

Desiree Vaughan

Donovan Vergano

Abigail Vetter

Tyler Voter

Samantha Williams

Viola Womack

Grade 11

Lifton Angeline

Quinn Bell

Jessica Bongiorno

Kayla Brune

Addison Bunnicant

Alexavier Carreto

Mykaela Castillo

Kasey Cooper

Charley De Kleine

Bella Garcia

Kaidyn Gomez

Luka Gray

Robert Hydock

Michael Kmec

Erico Magat

Nastasha Martinez

Quinn McCall

Catherine McClarin

Jackson McDonald

Natalie Motyka

Cameron Mueller

Peyton Noe

Maya Papendick

Brooklyn Rose Perez

Tyler Perry

Isabella Pita

Frank Plut

Arianna Qualtieri

Gabriella Rios

Kyla Rosenblatt

Emma Steinert

Alexa Valeich

Bailey VanDyke

Annabelle Vetter

Caroline Witt

Adam Zachares

Grade 12

Sydney Alderson

Logan Alles

Dylan Anderson

Paul Andrews

Stephen Antwi

Fernando Atanacio Basaldua

Samantha Balogh

Gianna Baron

Arianna Barra

Alexander Bell

Kyler Bell

Olivier Boguski

Tyler Brennan

Jacob Brose

Daniel Carvalho

Faith Catalano

Leonardo Cavataio

Aubrey Cerami

Owen Christiansen

Aiden Coelho

Laiel Collins

Gianna Costanzo

Alexandra Daniels

Amarna DeGil-Balija

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Nanticoke

Northwest Area High School held its first Regional Life Skills Dance

Newswatch 16’s Valeria Quiñones was there for all of the fun, where a sense of community is the most important part.

The vibes are high here at Northwest Area High School’s inaugural Regional Life Skills Dance.  

Mary Agnes Kratz is the special education director here at Northwest Area. She says the school’s life skills students always travel elsewhere for regional life skills dances. This year, she wanted to bring the fun home. “I think it’s important for our special students and our regular students to understand community, and to involve themselves in community, and to extend that to others within our area.”

Apart from the dancing, the event includes food, face painting, tattoos, and some fall-themed activities. Hundreds of life skills students from around the region are here, including students from Benton, Berwick, Hanover, Nanticoke, and Millville.

“Out of all of them, I love how everybody does everything. They’re all so different, so nice, everybody is so kind to them. All of that,” says Lucas Evans, a life skills student from Nanticoke High School. 

Volunteers from Northwest Area’s Youth in Philanthropy and Aevidum Club helped organize and put the fun together.

“I just think it’s like very inclusive, and you get to be around this amazing community, and I just love it so much,” says Madison Thomas, Aevidum member at Northwest. 

“To be able to see our kids just giving back to the community, bringing different communities together, students from other schools, an opportunity for them to meet each other and spend a day together. It’s just been awesome,” says Ryan Miner, Northwest Area High School Principal.

Organizers say they hope to expand their invitation list for next year’s Regional Life Skills Dance. 

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Mohegan

Providence Friars vs Penn State Nittany Lions Prediction, 11/22/2025 College Basketball Picks, Best Bets & Odds

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Game: Providence Friars vs Penn State Nittany Lions

Date: Saturday, November 22, 2025

Location: Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT

TV: truTV

The Penn State Nittany Lions (5-0) will try to defeat the Providence Friars (3-2) at Mohegan Sun Arena on Saturday.

The Providence Friars faced New Hampshire and went home with a win by a final score of 98-66 in their last game. Providence wrapped up the game having earned a 56.1% FG percentage (37 out of 66) and converted 10 out of their 26 shots from beyond the perimeter. At the charity stripe, the Friars converted 14 of 22 tries for a percentage of 63.6%. With respect to rebounding, they earned 37 with 12 of them being on the offensive end. They also doled out 21 dimes in the game in addition to forcing the opposition into 14 turnovers and having 10 steals. With respect to the defense, Providence allowed the other team to shoot 39.1% from the field on 25 out of 64 shooting. New Hampshire doled out 13 dimes and had 5 steals in the game. In addition, New Hampshire pulled down 32 rebounds (13 offensive, 19 defensive), but wasn’t able to record a rejection. New Hampshire ended up going 88.9% at the free throw line by knocking down 8 of 9 shots. They made 8 out of their 28 shots from beyond the arc. When it comes to fouls, the Friars walked away with 13 and New Hampshire racked up 21 fouls.

Jason Edwards is one player who came through in this matchup. He finished the game at 72.7% from the floor and also distributed 8…

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Veterans Organizations Donate To Cape Food Pantries

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Mohican

5 Must-Visit Luxury Treehouse Hotels

Fulfill your childhood dreams of sleeping in a treehouse with an elevated experience.

By Brittany Anas on November 20, 2025

Chatwal Lodge is a luxury treehouse hotel

Joe Thomas – Courtesy of The Chatwal Lodge

Treehouse hotels offer the perfect blend of childhood whimsy and grown-up luxury, providing an elevated escape high in the forest canopy. Think of them as Mother Nature’s answer to a penthouse suite, complete with leafy views, a birdsong soundtrack, storybook charm and plenty of fun nearby to fill an outdoor-centric vacation itinerary. 

This unique travel trend is growing, and companies like Airbnb and other rental platforms offer an abundance of treehouse hideouts for rent, making for unique trips that tap into a halcyon sense of youth. But a new travel trend is emerging as some hotels are also, well, branching out, and starting to add treehouses as a room category.  Ahead, discover five treehouse resorts in the U.S. where you can sleep in the sky and plan an unforgettable getaway. 

Bolt Farm Treehouse

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Bolt Farm Treehouse

Near Chattanooga, Tennessee

The story of Bolt Farm Treehouse all began a decade ago when treehouse designer Seth Bolt built his first luxury treehouse as a honeymoon hideaway for himself and his bride, Tori. With help from his father – a skilled custom builder – the duo brought The Majestic Treehouse to life on Bolt Farm in Tennessee.

Inspired to recreate that same sense of magic for others, Bolt set out to build the perfect escape where couples could slow down and reconnect. Today, Bolt Farm has grown into a design-rich collection of treehouses, mirrored homes and domes. Set on 55 acres in Tennessee’s breathtaking Sequatchie…

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Lenni Lenape

Fiber Traditions Talk This Saturday at 10 am And Updates about Other Exhibit Activities

ARKVILLE — The final presentation associated with Catskills Folk Connection’s exhibit, “Indigenous Delaware County: Lenape and Mohawk Fiber Traditions“ will take place on Saturday, November 22, at 10 am in the auditorium at the Catskill Watershed Corporation, 669 County Route 38, Arkville. 

Justin Wexler, noted scholar of Lenape history and traditions, will present an illustrated talk about the cultures of Native peoples in the North East, including their fiber traditions. After the talk, the audience will be invited to visit the exhibit, just up the road in the Erpf Gallery of the Catskill Center, 43355 State Highway 28, Arkville (the house with the bronze cow on the yard!).

Lenape and Mohawk Fiber Exhibit on View 10 More Days

Counting the special viewing on Saturday after Justin Wexler’s talk, the exhibit of intriguing Lenape early fiber techniques  as practiced by Lenape artists, and stunning contemporary art works by Mohawk artists, in beaded-embroidery and fingerwoven sashes, will remain open Wednesdays through Sundays 10 am – 4 pm at the Erpf Gallery. As an  exception, the exhibit will be closed for Thanksgiving Day and the day after, re-opening for Saturday and Sunday of that weekend. Final closing of the exhibit is on Sunday, December 7, with a reception.

Come to the Closing Exhibit Reception Sunday, Dec. 7, 1 pm–4 pm 

Catskills Folk Connection always celebrates the successful conclusion of its exhibits, this time with a festive gathering of all who want one last chance to see the exhibit of Lenape and Mohawk art works and to share their interest with others. We hope that the Mohawk artists, Wilma Cook Zumpano  and Marilyn Isaacs, who live closer by than the Lenape artists, will be able to attend the reception. Ginny Scheer, Executive Director of Catskills Folk Connection will also announce an upcoming event for…

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Nanticoke

Cool Things to Do Nov. 21-23

DELMARVA- There’s plenty of festive fun happening across Delmarva this weekend and if you’re not ready to jump into the holiday chaos just yet, there are options for you too.

Holidays at the Hammock — Lewes 
At Crooked Hammock Brewery, it’s snowing every weekend. “Holidays at the Hammock” brings seasonal specials, Crooked Hot Chocolate, s’mores and a Holly Jolly Brunch on Sundays.

Winterfest of Lights — Ocean City
The 33rd annual Winterfest of Lights is now open at Northside Park. Visitors can walk through millions of twinkling lights, animated displays and a 50-foot Christmas tree. The event runs until the end of December.

Festival of Trees — Milford
Milford is getting in the spirit with the 38th annual Festival of Trees. Guests can explore dozens of decorated trees and shop local vendors. The event supports Delaware Hospice.

Nanticoke Cultural Immersion Event — Selbyville
For something different, the Nanticoke Cultural Immersion event on Saturday offers a look into Nanticoke history, heritage and traditions. It begins at 2 p.m.

Broadkill River Cruise — Lewes to Milton
Cape Water Tours is offering cruises down the Broadkill River on Saturday and Sunday. The trip runs about 90 minutes each way and departs at 10 a.m.

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At Mohegan Sun event, veterans get free dogs

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Mohican Christkindlmarkt to bring European Christmas magic to downtown Loudonville

First-ever outdoor holiday market Dec. 5-6 and Dec. 12-13 to feature vendor cabins, lights, food trucks and Krampusnacht festivities

Downtown Loudonville will host its first Mohican Christkindlmarkt on the first two weekends of December, featuring European-style holiday markets, food, music, crafts and community festivities inspired by German Christmas traditions. File

The magic of a traditional European Christmas market is coming to downtown Loudonville this December as the village prepares to host its first Mohican Christkindlmarkt, an outdoor market inspired by centuries-old holiday traditions in Germany, Austria and throughout Europe. The market will be open to the public the first two weekends in December (Dec. 5-6 and Dec. 12-13) from 5-9 p.m.

Originating in the 14th century, Christkindlmarkts began as Advent street fairs in German towns where merchants and artisans gathered to sell handmade gifts, seasonal foods and warm drinks. Loudonville’s own market will capture that same charm with wooden vendor cabins, glowing string lights, fire pits and the scent of evergreens filling the air along North and South Water streets in the heart of downtown.

The event is quickly coming together, thanks to a community effort. Cabins are being built by the construction technologies students at the Heartland Technical Education Center, Boy Scouts and other volunteers. Several local businesses and foundations also have contributed to making the market a reality.

Visitors can look forward to a mix of food trucks, fresh-cut Christmas trees, baked goods, local treats, handmade gifts, imported German décor and traditional holiday items. Some food trucks and vendors will rotate weekly, ensuring every visit offers something new.

Loudonville’s Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area will be in effect throughout the event, allowing adults to get beer, wine and other beverages outdoors while strolling the market.

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Bank On Me Vaults To Pocono Feature Victory

Kentucky invader Bank On Me had to trot his last half in :55.2 uncovered, but the Chapter Seven-Overdraft Volo three-year-old gelding was up to the challenge and recorded a 1:55 victory in the $24,648 feature on Saturday, Nov. 15 at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania. 

The speedy finish came on a relatively warm day for Pocono in November that allowed for fast halves and quarters – usually off the pace, but occasionally coming from speed duels. Bank On Me was moved raw from midpack at the half by driver Ridge Warren and never took a backward step, wearing down pacesetting Chuckthemillionair (Colin Kelly) to win by a neck. Kovu As (Anthony Napolitano) was third. Nifty Norman assumed local handling duties for the gelding, who won impressively for Pinske Stables, Enzed Racing Stable Inc., and Lizanne Waples. The win payout was $12.40.

Perhaps the most impressive mile of the day was turned in by another trotter, the Quebec-bred Wheeling N Dealin-Majestic Joy gelding Kinnder Thinktwice ($4.20) in a $16,901 conditioned event. He followed front-stepper Hand Dover Dan (Anthony Napolitano) in the pocket, then motored home in :55.2 to go by the leader by 1-1/4 lengths in 1:52.2, equalling his mark. Cassius Hanover (Matt Kakaley) completed the ticket. Warren had the steer behind the five-year-old Kinnder Thinktwice, who is co-owned by trainer Susan Marshall with John Marshall.

In the $22,535 top conditioned pace, the Tom Hill-Racezapan gelding Moneyhill Gb ($2.40) remained undefeated after two U.S. starts while lowering his mark to 1:51.3. Not many Scottish-bred horses make it to these shores, but Moneyhill Gb may turn into a trailblazer, as the four-year-old kicked home in :54.3 and needed all of that speed to defeat pylon-shooting Chief Bogo (Anthony Napolitano) by a nose for driver Tyler Buter and trainer-owner Robert Cleary….

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