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March 23- A Welfare check in Sycamore Suites on a student that was having an anxiety attack or panic attack. 

March 23- Security Officer Connell Jones was requested to meet with RA at the University Ridge to check on a noise complaint.

March 24- A ESU student went to the University Police to report sexual assault that happened in Hawthorn Suites. 

March 26- A student reported that something was lost or missing from their backpack at the University Center.  

March 27- An RA observed maijuana smoke coming out a window from a room at the University Ridge.

March 27- Someone stole bathroom spray from the fourth floor community bathroom in Minsi Residence Hall. 

March 28- Someone was charged with possession of a small amount of marjuana and drug paraphernalia at the University Center. 

March 28- A student living in Laurel Hall filed an incident of scam that they got earlier in the night.

March 29- A RA called about a person that was not supposed to be in Lenape Hall.

March 29- An ESU alumni called about a group of individuals fighting at the softball fields behind the Zimbar building. 

March 30- A ESU student got a call from an unknown number. 

March 31- A complaint of the smell of marijuana in a room in Sycamore Suites.

April 2- There was a young woman that was sitting alongside the road crying on East Brown street. Checked on her well being. 

April 4- Clothes were reported missing from Hemlock Suites. 

April 4- There was a prank in Hemlock Suites. 

April 4- A student in Lenape Hall called about someone harassing them through their door. 

April 4- Someone in Lenape Hall was in possession of marijuana. 

April 6- A male called into the…

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On this Earth Day, “The Daily Report” highlights the people who are working to make environmental gains, especially Native American tribes. CBS News national environmental correspondent David Schechter travels to the Delaware River, a place sacred to the Lenape Indian Nation.

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04/22/25 vs Lenape Valley	17
04/16/25 vs Sparta	15
04/16/25 @ Sparta	14
04/08/25 vs North Warren Regional	10
04/14/25 @ Hackettstown	9

Winning is always nice, but doing so behind a season-high score is even better (just ask High Point). They never let the Lenape Valley Patriots get on the board and left with a 17-0 win on Tuesday. The Wildcats haven’t had any issues with the Patriots recently, as the game was their seventh consecutive victory against them.

Grace Meyers made a big impact no matter where she played. She kept things locked down with no earned runs or hits while striking out seven over four innings pitched. She has been nothing but reliable on the mound: she hasn’t given up more than two walks any time she’s pitched this season. She was also solid in the batter’s box, going 3-for-4 with two runs and one RBI.

In other batting news, High Point let Joelle Lucatorto and Karli Matthews run wild. Lucatorto went 3-for-4 with one home run, five RBI, and two runs, while Matthews got on base in all four of her plate appearances with four runs, one stolen base, and two RBI. Lucatorto has been hot recently, having posted three or more hits the last three times she’s played. Another player making a difference was Abby Macfie, who went 2-for-3 with three runs.

High Point pushed their record up to 6-2 with the win, which was their third straight at home. Those home victories came thanks in part to their hitting performance across that stretch, as they averaged 14.0 runs over those games. As for Lenape Valley, they are on a four-game losing streak that has…

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For the Lenape Nation, an indigenous tribe in Pennsylvania, the Delaware River is their ancestral home and a place they come to pay their respects. 

Clan Mother Shelley Windamakwi DePaul and her son Chief Adam Waterbear DePaul have dedicated their lives to protecting the river. 

Asked about the significance of the river, Adam DePaul said, “There are pragmatic reasons — it’s huge for traveling, of course, it provides food, but the spiritual significance, the cultural significance, the river just communicates so much humility.”

Keeping a balance between nature and development motivates the Lenape’s activism. 

“What can we do to keep the balance, or in many cases restore the balance?” Shelley DePaul asked. “Because our early ancestors lived in balance, and now we need to relearn that.”

Lenape Clan Mother Shelley Windamakwi DePaul sings an honor song for her ancestors while kayaking along the Delaware River. CBS News

“Finding a new harmony”

Partnering with other organizations, the tribe’s efforts helped lead to a 2021 ban on fracking in the Delaware River Basin after concerns that those chemicals could cause health problems and hurt aquatic life and ecosystems. In 2002, they helped kill a proposed dam on the river that would have created a lake along the Pennsylvania-New Jersey border. 

“It’s really important to understand that we are not against construction and development,” Adam DePaul said. “It’s because there is severe and unwarranted risk to the environment and/or to the cultural history of the area.”

Now, they’re fighting against the construction of huge warehouses near the river because of concerns about pollution draining into the river. 

“It’s often one of the biggest points that people just don’t deal with, that there’s no realistic plan for,” Adam DePaul said.

Whether it’s protesting or lobbying, the Lenape…

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For the Lenape Nation, an indigenous tribe in Pennsylvania, the Delaware River is their ancestral home and a place they come to pay their respects.

Clan Mother Shelley Windamakwi DePaul and her son Chief Adam Waterbear DePaul have dedicated their lives to protecting the river.

Asked about the significance of the river, Adam DePaul said, “There are pragmatic reasons — it’s huge for traveling, of course, it provides food, but the spiritual significance, the cultural significance, the river just communicates so much humility.”

Keeping a balance between nature and development motivates the Lenape’s activism.

“What can we do to keep the balance, or in many cases restore the balance?” Shelley DePaul asked. “Because our early ancestors lived in balance, and now we need to relearn that.”

Lenape Clan Mother Shelley Windamakwi DePaul sings an honor song for her ancestors while kayaking along the Delaware River. / Credit: CBS News

“Finding a new harmony”

Partnering with other organizations, the tribe’s efforts helped lead to a 2021 ban on fracking in the Delaware River Basin after concerns that those chemicals could cause health problems and hurt aquatic life and ecosystems. In 2002, they helped kill a proposed dam on the river that would have created a lake along the Pennsylvania-New Jersey border.

“It’s really important to understand that we are not against construction and development,” Adam DePaul said. “It’s because there is severe and unwarranted risk to the environment and/or to the cultural history of the area.”

Now, they’re fighting against the construction of huge warehouses near the river because of concerns about pollution draining into the river.

“It’s often one of the biggest points that people…

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Monday, Apr. 21

BCSL

Northern Burlington 2, Collingswood 0 – Box Score

CAPE-ATLANTIC

Lenape 2, Egg Harbor 0 – Box Score

GMC

Colonia 2, Iselin Kennedy 0 – Box Score

Colonia 2, Woodbridge 0 – Box Score

Iselin Kennedy 2, Woodbridge 0 – Box Score

Kingsway 2, J.P. Stevens 0 – Box Score

HCIAL

North Bergen 2, Dickinson 1 – Box Score

NJIC

Lyndhurst 2, Wood-Ridge 0 – Box Score

OLYMPIC

Lenape 2, Egg Harbor 0 – Box Score

SEC

Belleville 2, Newark East Side 1 – Box Score

SHORE

Colts Neck 2, Central Regional 1 – Box Score

Manchester Township 2, Keyport 0 – Box Score

Holmdel 2, Pinelands 1 – Box Score

TRI-COUNTY

Kingsway 2, J.P. Stevens 0 – Box Score

UCC

Scotch Plains-Fanwood 2, Summit 0 – Box Score

Plainfield 2, Hillside 0 – Box Score

Monday, Apr. 21

BCSL

Northern Burlington (5-4) at Collingswood (8-4), 10am

Cherry Hill East (2-9) at Cinnaminson (5-7), 4:45pm

Hightstown (3-3) at West Windsor-Plainsboro South (8-3), 5:15pm

BIG NORTH

Paterson Arts (6-4) at Paterson Kennedy (1-6), 4pm

Wayne Valley (6-2) at Passaic Tech (7-2), 4pm

Vernon (4-4) at Bergen Tech (5-3), 4:15pm

Dwight-Morrow (5-1) at Demarest (3-5), 4:15pm

CAPE-ATLANTIC

Egg Harbor (5-2) at Lenape (7-2), 11:15am

GMC

Colonia (6-5) at Iselin Kennedy (4-5), 11:15am

Woodbridge (4-5) at Colonia (6-5), 11:15am

South River (0-9) at Perth Amboy (5-2), 11:30am

Woodbridge (4-5) at Iselin Kennedy (4-5), 12:30pm

Kingsway (8-1) at J.P. Stevens (8-2), 12:30pm

Piscataway (6-3) at Morristown (6-4), 4pm

Sayreville (3-5) at New Brunswick (4-4), 5:30pm

HCIAL

North Bergen (8-2) at Dickinson (1-7), 10:30am

Hoboken (9-3) at McNair (5-4), 4:30pm

Snyder (3-3) vs. Union City (3-4) at UCHS, 4:30pm

Memorial (5-5) at Bayonne (5-6), 4:30pm

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04/15/25 @ Lenape	6-0
04/14/25 vs Paul VI	5-3
04/10/25 vs Cherry Hill East	23-3
04/09/25 vs Moorestown	6-2
04/05/25 vs Shawnee	10-9
+ 5 more games

Eastern put another one in the bag on Tuesday to keep their perfect season alive. Their pitchers stepped up to hand the Lenape Indians a 6-0 shutout. The result was nothing new for the Vikings, who have now won five matches by six runs or more so far this season.

Eastern pushed their record up to 10-0 with the victory, which was their fifth straight on the road. Those road wins came thanks in part to their pitching effort, having only surrendered 2.0 runs on average over those games. As for Lenape, they have traveled a rocky road recently, having lost three of their last four games. That’s put a noticeable dent in their 2-5 record this season.

Eastern will head out to face off against Bordentown at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday. As for Lenape, they didn’t take long to hit the field again: they’ve already played their next contest, a 7-2 defeat against Cherokee on the 16th.

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Chiefs

04/16/25 vs Lenape	7-2
04/15/25 vs Rancocas Valley	11-1
04/14/25 @ Lenape	4-0
04/10/25 vs Shawnee	5-4
04/01/25 @ Bishop Eustace Prep	8-1
03/18/25 @ Bordentown	10-6

Cherokee put another one in the bag on Wednesday to keep their perfect season alive. They came out on top against the Lenape Indians by a score of 7-2. That’s the second time they’ve managed to beat them this season, as they also won 4-0 last Monday.

Cherokee pushed their record up to 6-0 with the win, which was their fifth straight at home dating back to last season. The home victories came thanks in part to their pitching effort, having only surrendered 2.0 runs on average over those games. As for Lenape, they are on a three-game losing streak that has dropped them down to 2-6.

Coming up, Cherokee will take on Washington Township at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday. As for Lenape, they will head out on the road to challenge Bishop Eustace Prep at 3:45 p.m. on Thursday. The two teams have allowed few runs on average (the Indians 4, the Crusaders 3) so any runs scored will be well earned.

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