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Sarabia: “Setién’s settlement is close to being resolved”

Eder Sarabia has gone through the microphones of ‘El Larguero’ of Cadena SER after qualifying for the second round of Copa del Rey by winning with him Andorra to Náxara by 0-1. The coach reviewed the moment of the club and ruled on the settlement that Barça owes Setién.

Setien settlement: “It is close to being resolved. Barça has understood that when there are contracts in between, they must be fulfilled. My sister, who is a lawyer, has told me that this directive with Laporta has understood that things have to be resolved as God intended.”

He misses Setién: “I talk a lot with him. Fulfilling expectations. A very familiar project with very clear things”

Copa del Rey: “Good after the first round on a difficult field.”

President Piqué was not in the box: “He has his things.”

Talk to Piqué after the game: “He follows him very closely, he watches all the games. Today we talked. We are very excited about this competition”

Andorra-Barça: “We were going to make it difficult for them and at certain times we would take the ball from them.”

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Mohegan

La Salle vs. Villanova: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time

La Salle vs. Villanova: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time | 11/28/2021 – How to Watch and Stream Major League & College Sports – Sports Illustrated. []’);]]>‘);]]>‘);]]>‘);]]>‘);]]>‘);]]>“)}]]>currentRect.right){str+=”sl”}}else{if(previousRect.leftcurrentRect.left){str+=”htsl”}}if(previousRect.height!==currentRect.height){if(previousRect.heightcurrentRect.bottom){str+=”su”}}else{if(previousRect.topcurrentRect.top){str+=”vtsu”}}return str};var fmtTransformString=function fmtTransformString(src){var unknownSrc={width:”unknown”,height:”unknown”,left:”unknown”,right:”unknown”,top:”unknown”,bottom:”unknown”};var pr=src.previousRect||unknownSrc;var cr=src.currentRect||unknownSrc;return”width:”.concat(pr.width,”->”).concat(cr.width,”,height:”).concat(pr.height,”->”).concat(cr.height,”,left:”).concat(pr.left,”->”).concat(cr.left,”,right:”).concat(pr.right,”->”).concat(cr.right,”,top:”).concat(pr.top,”->”).concat(cr.top,”,bottom:”).concat(pr.bottom,”->”).concat(cr.bottom)};var getNodeStringAndTransformString=function getNodeStringAndTransformString(nsList,sources,tsSummaryList){var str=””;for(var i=0;iContinue reading

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Delaware Tribe

Andrew Joseph Lyons Sr., longtime coach

Andrew Joseph “Andy” Lyons Sr., 64, of Millville, passed away suddenly at home Monday, Nov. 22, 2021. He was born in Teaneck, N.J., son of the late John Frederick Lyons of Upper Saddle River, N.J., and the late Muriel Grace Brennan Lyons of West Palm Beach, Fla.

Lyons graduated from Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey, N.J., where he was a tackle on the football team. Over the years, he worked in all types of construction, building custom homes. He built entire communities, roads, sewer and water projects, a water tower and many types of commercial buildings, including wastewater treatment plants, banks, an AT&T telephone exchange and an operating room. He did several commercial historical renovations. The one thing that he always wanted to build was a bridge, but he built many in other ways.

Lyons started one of the first home-inspection businesses in the area, was at one time the code enforcement officer for the City of Lewes and for the Town of Frankford, and had been on the board of adjustment for the Town of Millville. He finally found out what he wanted to be when he grew up after the birth of his first grandchild – “Grandpa.”

Over the years, he also served the community in many ways. He was a member of the Lord Baltimore Lions Club, of which he was president from 1987 to 1988. He was a Sunday school teacher and MYF leader at Mariner’s Bethel United Methodist Church in Ocean View. He worked with the FACES grant program, and worked with Troop 281 of the Boy Scouts. Lyons was a charter member of Contractors for a Cause.

He was also a dedicated volunteer with Lower Sussex Little League, where over the years he was an umpire, coached all three of his children and served…

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Victoria, Laguna, Unami, Ebro and Mollerussa dream of a First Night

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Riazor is preparing tonight to experience a great football party. But the protagonist will not be Deportivo, but Victoria, a modest club from A Coruña that will play the most important match in its 78-year history. A neighborhood team that has earned the right to fight face to face with Villarreal, current champions of the Europa League, in this first round of the Copa del Rey.

Everything has been crazy in recent weeks for the herculine team. Of the tranquility with which his life unfolds in the Autonomous Preferential, classified in half a table and thinking about the permanence and what could come, to the vertigo of receiving one of the coconuts of the tournament. The tie against Hernani changed everything and the draw put the icing on the cake.

The illusion of Victoria collides with the need of Villarreal. The Submarine does not finish starting in the League and assumes that the road to return to Europe will be much shorter in qualifying rounds than with the regularity of the day to day. Emery has already warned that they are serious about the Cup. There will be rotations to oxygenate those who accumulate more minutes, but Pau, Iborra, Moi Gómez and Alcácer will come out being aware of what is at stake. In front, a group of footballers who will play the match of their life. With the green of Riazor as the setting, it will be an unforgettable night for Victoria and its players, all of them, with a few exceptions, hardened in regional categories. Yes indeed, Pigueiras will go out with his eleven of gala without complexes after booking men last weekend. All in search of prolonging sleep.

Solidary. Victoria wanted all modest football in A Coruña to be a participant in their party, with Tickets…

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Nanticoke

William Harrison Daisey Sr., former Nanticoke chief

William “Bill” Harrison Daisey Sr., 90, of Dover, passed away Thursday, Nov. 25, 2021. Bill was best known as a three-term Dover city council member, vice principal at W.T. Chipman Middle School in Harrington, and former chief of the Nanticoke Indian Tribe.

Born Oct. 20, 1931, in Lewes, during the Great Depression, he grew up in the Lewes/Millsboro areas near Indian Mission Church. Bill was the son of the late Pearl “Florine” Daisey, who married Elmer R. Street, formerly of Harbeson, on July 18, 1939.

On July 26, 2014, Bill was preceded in death by his wife of 63 years, Shirley Corinne (Street), daughter of the late Clarence Albert Street and the late Martha Ann Street, formerly of Millsboro. Bill and Shirley were married March 25, 1951.

Bill began his formal education at Lewes Elementary School, the Hollyville School (Millsboro), and the Richard Allen School (Georgetown), but due to segregation laws, he could only obtain his high school degree by moving 90 miles away (staying with his grandmother) and attending Howard High School in Wilmington to complete his senior year. Appreciating the value of education and a trade, he would become a qualified journeyman in over eight different trades and would later earn, while working full time, his bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Delaware State College and his master’s degree in administration from Glassboro State College (now Rowan University) in New Jersey.

He held several jobs as he worked to obtain his degrees, including auto engine mechanic, auto body/fender repairman, body shop foreman, aircraft painter, industrial painter, aircraft jet engine mechanic and engineering technician. His career in education began in adult education/training in New Jersey. In 1978, he accepted the position of vice principal at W.T. Chipman Middle School, later becoming transportation supervisor for the Lake Forest school district. Bill…

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South Korea set to build largest tourism resort in Northeast Asia

Incheon Free Trade Zone’s image of the future resort complex

A project to create the biggest tourist resort in northeast Asia has taken a step forward after its developers secured $1.5bn in funding.

The Inspire Integrated Resort is to be built in the Incheon Free Economic Zone near the city’s international airport. The first phase will include a five-star hotel with more than 1,000 rooms, a 15,000-capacity concert hall, an indoor waterpark, shopping mall and casino.

The financing success was announced today by the Free Economic Zone. If all goes to plan, Inspire will open in 2023, when it is hoped the Covid-19 pandemic will have subsided and international travel resumed.

The project is being developed by a consortium made up of Connecticut-based Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority (MGTA), Korean industrial company KCC and UK investor Miura Holdings, in cooperation with Incheon International Airport.

Mohegan agreed the project with the Incheon International Airport Corporation back in June 2015. It said at the time that the resort would “create an epicentre for Korea’s growing entertainment, tourism and hospitality industry”.

Mohegan’s early concept design for the resort

Incheon airport commented that the resort would cement its position as not only “the best airport in the world but also as a top leisure destination in Asia”.

It said: “We look forward to benefiting from MTGA’s expertise and collaborating with our existing partners and 40,000 employees to execute on this vision and deliver exceptional experiences for our guests.”

Incheon plans to develop three resort complexes in the economic zone – Inspire, Paradise City and RFKR.

Paradise City opened in April 2017, but the development of the remaining projects has been delayed by the…

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Journalist par excellence M Ziauddin is no more

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Tributes and condolences poured in as soon as the news of senior journalist Muhammad Ziauddin’s passing broke out on Monday with many describing him the “pioneer of economic journalism” and how his death would leave an irreparable void in the Pakistani media.

The veteran columnist passed away at the age of 83 after a prolonged illness in Islamabad. During his illustrious career spanning over 60 years, Ziauddin had worked extensively for almost all major newspapers of the country including The Muslim, The News, Dawn and The Express Tribune.

People belonging to various walks of life including the journalist fraternity, politicians and government officials expressed sorrow over the sad demise and paid tribute to his contributions to journalism.

Senator Mushahid Hussain, while speaking to The Express Tribune, said he knew Ziauddin since the days of ‘The Muslim’ and found the seasoned writer an outstanding economic journalist and a thorough professional, “who was among the first to do serious and substantive economic analyses with a sharp analytical mind”.

“I personally found him a kind, warm-hearted and well-read journalist. He was a highly principled man who was always ready to lend a helping hand to his friends and colleagues,” he added.

The seasoned parliamentarian further said that Ziauddin launched quality newspapers like The Express Tribune and was one of the most professional editors in the country’s print journalism.

Speaking to The Express Tribune, senior journalist Farhan Bokhari said Ziauddin will be remembered as the “pioneer of economic journalism” in Pakistan.

“He had a unique personality and his integrity was never questioned. He remained a man of very high moral standards throughout his career and therefore always respected for his views,” he added.

Bokhari defined Ziauddin as a “fearless journalist who could never be influenced or pressured by anyone… his departure is…

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Lenape district bowling teams start season

BOYS BOWLING

Shawnee 4, Cherokee 0: Carson Quigley rolled a 568 series (205 high game) as Shawnee (1-0, 1-0) defeated visiting Cherokee (0-1, 0-1) to open the season in an Olympic Conference American Division match Nov. 22 at Medford Lanes.

Olympic American Division

Nov. 22, Medford Lanes

Shawnee 4, Cherokee 0

Cherokee (0-1) 775-760-732 – 2267

Shawnee (1-0) 827-860-840 – 2527

Cherokee: Not available.

Shawnee: Carson Quigley 170-193-205-(568), Ryan Deehr 162-148-X-(210), Zach Bucci X-X-123-(123), Cameron Penz 173-187-182-(542), Logan Jones X-X-161-(161), Shawn Weinland 159-150-X-(209), Gavin Reynolds 163-184-169-(516).

Eastern 4, Lenape 0: Adam Gough rolled a 581 series (237 high game) to lead visiting Eastern (1-0, 1-0) past Lenape (0-1, 0-1) to open the season in an Olympic Conference American Division match at Laurel Lanes Nov. 22.

Junior Tyler Gravener (439 series, 158 high game) led the Indians.

Olympic American Division

Nov. 22, Laurel Lanes

Eastern 4, Lenape 0

Eastern (1-0) 820-789-887 – 2496

Lenape (0-1) 588-576-672 – 1836

Eastern: Adam Gough 158-186-237-(581), Aidan MacMurray 142-136-167-(445), Ryan Dill 131-169-105-(405), Thomas Burns Jr. 197-135-207-(539), Zachary Baldassarre 192-163-171-(526).

Lenape: Frank Strieffler 105-83-147-(335), Kenny Sherman 110-109-136-(355), Luke Sisolak 101-117-85-(303), Roman Scott 121-137-146-(404), Tyler Gravener 151-130-158-(439).

Seneca 4, Cherry Hill West 0: Tyler Curtis rolled a 549 series (233 high game) as visiting Seneca (1-0, 1-0) opened the season with a shutout of Cherry Hill West (0-1, 0-1) in an Olympic Conference National Division match at The Big Event Center Nov. 22.

Olympic National Division

Nov. 22, The Big Event Center

Seneca 4, Cherry Hill West 0

Seneca (1-0) 764-740-897 – 2401

C.H. West (0-1) 713-725-761 – 2199

Seneca: Logan Sharrott 195-166-186-(547), Tyler Curtis 180-136-233 (549), Trevor Adamiak 167-124-204-(495), Chris Minervini 138-156-132-(426), Matt Sosdorf 84-158-142-(384).

Cherry Hill West: Cooper Legato 179-148-176-(503), Kevin Benson 120-169-171-(460), Ryder Garino 150-119-128-(397), Ethan Steinbiss 143-123-152-(418), Justin Lansing 121-X-X-(121), Jake…

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Agency asks: Can you provide a foster home to Indigenous youth?

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Nov 29, 2021  •  9 hours ago  •  3 minute read Kyleigh Alexander (left), Tania McCormick (middle) and Fatima Taylor are the three women behind the foster care program, called Alternative Care, at Mnaasged Child and Family Services in Munsee-Delaware First Nation, southwest of London. The Indigenous child wellbeing agency is now recruiting Indigenous and non-Indigenous foster parents across Southwestern Ontario to apply. (CALVI LEON, The London Free Press) Kyleigh Alexander (left), Tania McCormick (middle) and Fatima Taylor are the three women behind the foster care program, called Alternative Care, at Mnaasged Child and Family Services in Munsee-Delaware First Nation, southwest of London. The Indigenous child wellbeing agency is now recruiting Indigenous and non-Indigenous foster parents across Southwestern Ontario to apply. (CALVI LEON, The London Free Press)

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MUNSEE-DELAWARE NATION — A foster parent to two kids, Tania McCormick’s only regret is not becoming one sooner. But after caring for Indigenous children in need of support, both at home and at work, she felt compelled to help others do the same.

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“Once I started getting my first foster kids, I realized that I couldn’t bring all of the foster kids home with me,” said McCormick, whose spirit name is Biidaankwat (Stormy Clouds are Coming). “The next best thing was to help all of the foster kids find homes like mine.”

McCormick, who’s from Serpent River First Nation, is one of three women leading the Alternative Care foster care program at Mnaasged Family and Childcare Services at Munsee Delaware Nation, about 30 minutes southwest of…

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