Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Peoria, Ill. – Bradley's Timmy O'Brien Named MVC Player of the Week","type":null,"byline":"Allison Novak","app_exclusive":false,"sport_display":"General -- The annual Chicagoland Golf Outing will return to Royal Fox Country Club in St Thanks for visiting Wilhelm Breidenbach has found a new home After spending two seasons with the Washington Huskies he will reportedly transfer to Grand Canyon University and play for coach Bryce Drew for his final season of eligibility The Antelopes have won the WAC Tournament and made the NCAA Tournament in four of the last five seasons 13 seed in the West region and lost to the Maryland Terrapins 81-49 in the first round in Seattle who started 17 games during his senior season for coach Danny Sprinkle and averaged 4.5 points and 2.4 rebounds per game gives the Antelopes an experienced big man after he was able to earn an extra year of eligibility by way of a medical redshirt After playing just 10 games during his freshman year with the Nebraska Cornhuskers With the product of Mater Dei High School's departure Sprinkle has added Jacob Ognacevic from Lipscomb and Rutgers center Lathan Sommerville to bolster his frontcourt for the 2025-26 season The 6-foot-10 forward also became the third of seven members of last year's team to enter the transfer portal to find a new home and Dominique Diomande made the move to BYU Illinois.  He was born in 1939 in Webster Groves Louis suburb.  Paul is remembered as a brilliant and creative teacher dobro musician and Associate Professor of Anthropology at Loyola University Chicago.  Following high school Paul joined the Christian Brothers a Catholic religious order devoted to the poor and education.  After earning his BA at St he began his career by teaching history in Chicago high schools.  In 1969 he left the Christian Brothers to study anthropology at Northwestern University earning his Master’s degree (1969) and his Doctorate (1973) under the mentorship of Johannes Fabian In 1972 Paul joined the faculty of Loyola University Chicago where he remained until his retirement in 2009.  Paul’s fieldwork was among a Christian Healing Movement in Ghana where he later returned to make an ethnographic film.  He published in various journals including The Journal of the International African Institute; Journal of Religion in Africa; Listening: Journal of Religion and Culture; African Arts; and International Journal of African Historical Studies His work also appears in a special issue of Journal of Social Research on Religious Movements as Discourse (edited by Johannes Fabian) and in The New Religions of Africa (edited by Benetta Jules-Rossette).  Paul subsequently developed interests in media and culture and turned his ethnographic expertise to video games publishing with colleagues Talmadge Wright and Eric Boria in Game Studies: The International Journal of Computer Game Research Paul was a charismatic teacher and inspiring mentor: he entranced generations of students with his dramatic creative lectures and his enthusiasm for anthropology.  Especially memorable were his first sessions of Introduction to Cultural Anthropology: he violated cultural norms by entering class wearing his shoe on his head and ending class by inviting students to lunch at the local “Kentucky Fried Dog.” He also taught graduate and upper division classes on specialized topics including Visual Representations of Culture and History of Anthropological Thought (where he captivated students with energetic impersonations of Franz Boas as anthropology’s “gladiator” against scientific racism) Through his classes he recruited majors and left indelible marks on many lives.  Paul’s additional passions included Baroque music (especially Handel’s operas) and his Roger’s Park neighborhood coffee house Tel: (773) 508-3485 · Fax: (773) 508-3295 former University of Washington forward Wilhelm Breidenbach will take his game to Grand Canyon University while seeking a more prominent role to finish up his college basketball career 232-pound Breidenbach left the Huskies for the transfer portal after two seasons in Montlake in which he started 26 games in 62 outings giving him three seasons in the Big Ten and another in the Pac-12 He started two of 42 games for the Cornhuskers He'll join a Grand Canyon basketball team that finished 26-8 this past season after winning the WAC Tournament and advancing to the NCAA Tournament and a first-round loss to Maryland Breidenbach hasn't seen the last of Seattle with his new team taking an annual trip to the city to face Seattle University GCU has secured a commitment from Wilhelm Breidenbach. Started his career at Nebraska, then played a few years at University of Washington. More of a stretch the floor big guy. But GCU lands their first big guy of the portal cycle! pic.twitter.com/BQ9OcQRNbS Breidenbach will bring 104 games of college experience to his Arizona team with career averages of 5.9 points and 3.7 rebounds an outing he had high games of 15 points against Utah and 10 rebounds against Stanford this California native is a sound player who can shoot the 3-pointer as well as put up an assortment of one-handed shots in the key He's tough enough to have suffered a concussion while battling for a loose ball and sitting out the following UW game to recover Breidenbach opened and finished this past basketball season as a reserve player for Danny Sprinkle's team but the Huskies turned to him as a starter for 13 consecutive games in the middle of the schedule To get the latest UW football and basketball news Rolf Breidenbach as new Supervisory Board Chairman as successor to Dr former Chairman of the Hella Management Board has been a member of the ZF Supervisory Board since March 2023Hiesinger was a member of the ZF Supervisory Board for four years and its chairman for three years Ingrid Jägering is to become a new member of the Supervisory Board the Supervisory Board of ZF Friedrichshafen AG elected Dr Rolf Breidenbach as the new chairman of the supervisory body who has been a member of the ZF Supervisory Board since 2021 and its chairman for the past three years a proven expert in the automotive industry has been a member of the committee since March 2023 Ingrid Jägering is to be appointed as a new member of the ZF Supervisory Board in place of the outgoing Hiesinger “The shareholders welcome the election of Dr Rolf Breidenbach as Chairman of the Supervisory Board of ZF With his many years of varied experience in the automotive and automotive supplier industry he is exceptionally well qualified to constructively support the demanding transformation process of the group,” explained Friedrichshafen's Lord Mayor Simon Blümcke as representative of the Zeppelin Foundation which holds 93.8 percent of the shares in ZF Friedrichshafen AG Breidenbach studied mechanical engineering and economics at RWTH Aachen University where he also completed a doctorate in mechanical engineering He then worked in the industry and for a technical service provider he worked for the management consultancy McKinsey where he was a partner for the last four years a global company in the automotive supply industry best known for its lighting technology and electronics Breidenbach has been a member of the ZF Supervisory Board since March 2023 Heinrich Hiesinger has been a member of the ZF Supervisory Board since January 2021 and took over as its chairman at the beginning of 2022 “With his many years of wide-ranging experience in leading positions at major industrial companies he has constructively supported the Group in the recent challenging years and provided significant impetus The members of the Supervisory Board thank Dr Hiesinger for his outstanding work and achievements as Chairman of the Supervisory Board.” Hiesinger had indicated at an early stage to the then-newly elected Lord Mayor of Friedrichshafen that he would not be available for a second term after March 2028 due to his personal plans for the future It is not expected that all the key decisions for the future of ZF will be implemented by this time In order to avoid a change in the chairmanship of the Supervisory Board in the middle of this crucial phase of the transformation and to enable a long-term solution now Hiesinger had offered to make his office and mandate available prematurely “After careful consideration and in close consultation Hiesinger for the opportunity to hand over the management of the Supervisory Board at an early stage.” The vacant position on the ZF Supervisory Board is to be filled by Ingrid Jägering who will shortly be elected to the Supervisory Board by the General Meeting of ZF Friedrichshafen AG The 58-year-old is currently CFO at the power tool manufacturer Stihl AG She started her career at Siemens AG in 1986 and has spent her entire professional career in well-known industrial companies – in leading positions from the Siemens Group and various subsidiaries to MAN and Leoni and now in her current position on the board at Stihl “Ingrid Jägering will provide valuable impetus to the ZF Supervisory Board in challenging times with her exceptionally broad industry know-how and her extensive commercial and financial expertise,” said the new chairman of the Supervisory Board “We look forward to her advice and to working with her on our board.” Washington forward Wilhelm Breidenbach has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal 2.4 rebounds and 0.4 assists for the Huskies during the 2024-25 season Breidenbach played high school basketball at Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA), where he was a three-star prospect. He was the No. 109 overall recruit in the 2020 cycle, according to the On3 Industry Ranking a weighted average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies Prior to his two seasons with Washington, Breidenbach played two years with Nebraska He appeared in 42 games total for the Cornhuskers averaging 3.6 points during the 2022-23 season for the Big Ten program Time will tell where Wilhelm Breidenbach ends up playing his college basketball next season and make a major impact during the 2025-26 season Meanwhile, Washington Huskies small forward Dominique Diomande has also entered the Transfer Portal, On3’s Jamie Shaw learned. This comes after he redshirted the 2024-25 season as a freshman. Top 101Trump, SabanDuo's NIL order blasted Hot32026 NFL Mock DraftTodd McShay looks ahead By clicking "Subscribe to Newsletter", I agree to On3's Privacy Notice, Terms and use of my personal information described therein Diomande came to Washington as a bit of a surprise recruiting win France as his hometown is considered a future NBA prospect He played in 26 games for ADA Blois of the France-ProA U21 league where he averaged 16.0 points He would join the Washington program in January as a walk-on. At the time, it was a surprise boost for the Huskies. However, he never ended up seeing the court before deciding to move on from the program and look for a new team. Prior to that decision to redshirt, Washington head coach Danny Sprinkle debated whether or not to play him The 2024-25 season was a year of transition for Washington it was also a frustrating one on the court The Huskies made the move to the Big Ten and brought in Danny Sprinkle to be the team’s new head coach Despite Sprinkle leading Montana State in his final two seasons there and Utah State in his only season there to the NCAA Tournament, the Huskies struggled going 13-18 overall and 4-16 in Big Ten play. That was last place in the conference regular season standings.  — On3’s Dan Morrison contributed to this article. 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ISSUE Forward Wilhelm Breidenbach became the latest member of coach Danny Sprinkle's first Washington Huskies roster to enter the NCAA transfer portal on Monday afternoon The announcement comes as the 6-foot-10 big man from Rancho Santa Margarita concludes his two-year stint with the Huskies but will now have his career extended by a medical redshirt as a graduate transfer Breidenbach joined Washington in 2023 after two years with the Nebraska Cornhuskers where he averaged 3.6 points and 2.7 rebounds across 42 games A former four-star recruit from Mater Dei High School he arrived in Lincoln with promise but suffered a season-ending knee injury after playing in 10 games as a freshman Transferring to Washington offered a fresh start under then head coach Mike Hopkins and Breidenbach took on a rotational role over two seasons in Seattle he started 17 games and averaged 4.5 points and 2.4 rebounds per contest Breidenbach brought size and versatility to the Huskies’ depleted front converting on 37 percent of his long-range attempts during his senior year His time at Washington saw a flux in Washington’s program with Hopkins’ exit and Sprinkle’s arrival Breidenbach’s exit is part of a broader exodus of talent this offseason as the Huskies navigate the transfer portal era under Sprinkle’s leadership The team has already seen five players hit the portal: guards Jase Butler and Mekhi Mason forwards Christian King and Dominique Diomande Breidenbach’s departure leaves a gap in the front as Sprinkle turns to the transfer portal to add at least two big men to bolster his depth in the frontcourt Envision the Hollywood movie chronicling that era being called Breidenbach rather than Oppenheimer 232-pound forward from Rancho Santa Margarita spent the last two years with the University of Washington basketball team as a visible starter at times when a role coming off the bench might have been a better fit though he couldn't prevent this past season's Huskies (13-18 overall 4-16 conference) from finishing in last place in the Big Ten Wilhelm Breidenbach extends to pick up a loose ball against Ilinois / Skylar Lin VisualsAfter transferring from Nebraska Breidenbach was pegged for a support piece at the UW but he was thrust into a much more demanding job by two different Husky coaching staffs largely because teammate Franck Kepnang couldn't stay healthy long for either leader While he wasn't necessarily the most athletic player on the floor Breidenbach did things properly motivated for first-year coach Danny Sprinkle that the latter wanted from all of his players "Everyone sees him doing the right stuff," Sprinkle said taking the charge and playing the right way The downside was Breidenbach couldn't maintain high production levels the more he had to play While starting 17 of 30 outings this winter he averaged just 4.5 points and 2.4 rebounds per game with a high of 10 points against UC Davis and NJIT On a team hurting for 3-point shooting at times providing what resembled more of set shot from behind the line Jase Butler and Wilhelm Breidenbach help UW teammate Mekhi Mason off the ground / Skylar Lin Visuals Typical of this recently completed rugged season Breidenbach did not escape physically unscathed he suffered concussion and needed stitches and had to sit out against Seattle University For the latest UW football and basketball news The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER but rather than return to the University of Washington to use it he has entered the transfer portal who started 17 games this past season for Danny Sprinkle KC Ebekwe and Dominique Diomande as transfers Breidenbach came to the UW for what turned out to be Mike Hopkins' final season as coach in 2023-24 and he stuck around to play for Sprinkle's first team who in his thick black glasses sort of resembles 1950s singer Buddy Holly started 26 of 62 games and averaged 4.9 points and 2.9 rebounds while in Montlake Washington big man Wilhelm Breidenbach will enter the transfer portal, his agency @WEAVE tells @247Sports. Averaged 4.5 points, 2.4 boards and started in 17 games this season. https://t.co/pqqcxQhPEz pic.twitter.com/Z9bZf00Ej6 Breidenbach recently went through Senior Day activities at the UW and it was presumed he was done with college ball he played in only 10 games as a freshman at Nebraska before suffering a season-ending injury and he's petitioning to get that year back players can't pursue eligibility questions with the NCAA until their current seasons are over which explains why Breidenbach treated his last Husky game as if he was graduating The Huskies have had 11 of their top 14 players depart either as transfers or grads with freshman guard Zoom Diallo and senior center Franck Kepnang the only ones signing to come back while sophomore forward Tyler Harris' situation remains unknown three from the high school level and another from junior college but might need as many as nine more from the transfer portal to fill up the 15 UW scholarships he can now offer GRAND FORKS – Grand Forks Red River’s Kolby Koerner stayed in contention down to the wire but it was West Fargo Sheyenne’s Quinn Breidenbach who rolled to a Grand Forks All-City crown with a plus-2 146 Monday and Tuesday at the first junior All-City tournament at King’s Walk and Grand Forks Country Club It started during a sloppy day at the Country Club where Breidenbach knocked down seven birdies and seemed to be pulling away quickly I just wanted to focus on playing my game and I did what I needed to do,” Breidenbach said A swing happened at the very end of the day Monday as a double-bogey seven and bogey five on the final two holes brought him back down to a 70 and put Koerner in line for a potential race on Tuesday Koerner finished Monday with a tight 72 where he battled back from tough holes by finishing out birdie putts and keeping an even scorecard He even jumped to a tie for the lead with Breidenbach early on Tuesday after sitting -1 through 10 when the Sheyenne golfer bogeyed Holes 1 “It’s definitely kept my game in tune and I love to compete with these guys out here It’s a packed field and today scores were high but still a lot of great players,” Koerner said Koerner has managed to be near the top of the leaderboard during summer tournaments such as the All-City and Russ Newman his quad-bogey eight on Hole 15 would be his downfall but he would still bounce back for a near eagle on 17 after he drove the green Breidenbach responded with a birdie of his own on 17 and would hold on for a 76 on the day As the junior All-City gets introduced to Grand Forks Eastern Dakota Conference golfers like Breidenbach and Koerner are grateful for the opportunity to participate in these tournaments that are now much closer to home “This is probably the best tourney of the year,” Breidenbach said “It’s only $30 to $60 to play this event and the top players get good voucher money Stetson Brown won the 13-15 Boys Division and Ella Speidel won the 16-18 Girls Division Brown’s 149 was nine strokes ahead of Fargo North’s Carl DeBoer He took some more chances at King’s Walk with poor conditions and still came away with four birdies and a 74 Speidel squeaked out a win over Sheyenne’s Zoe Keene and teammates Sophie Brakke and Lauren Soholt Monday saw her hit just one double-bogey but she rectified it by getting on the green and converting the eagle on Hole 17 Birdies on 15 and 17 solidified her top position on Tuesday and she carded a final 156 over Keene’s 157 Koerner's teammates Silas Dusenbury and Carter Olson were not far behind him Olson tied for fourth with a 151 and Dusenbury came in eighth with a 157 Finishing up our in-depth preview of the Husky roster with the centers We’ve reached the end of our player preview series with the final 4 scholarship players on the roster All four of these players could see some time at center this season but we’ll see how well they fit alongside expected star Great Osobor who we talked about in the last preview Breidenbach graduated from Mike Hopkins’ high school alma mater of Mater Dei in California where he averaged 16 points and 8 rebounds and was the 105th rated recruit in the country He ultimately committed to Nebraska over offers from Cal and USC There was early playing time available as a true freshman and Breidenbach averaged nearly 16 minutes per game as a key reserve before suffering a leg injury in early December and missing the rest of the year As a sophomore he came back for the start of the season but didn’t see much progress in his role He appeared in every game getting between 3 and 22 minutes After the season he opted to transfer and committed to Washington The Huskies managed to get the best out of Breidenbach on the offensive end as he set career highs from every area of the floor and managed to finish 2nd in Pac-12 play in two-point percentage Breidenbach is nominally a stretch 4 but he hasn’t always lived up to that billing He’s still only a 25% three-point shooter for his career despite making a career best last season That was helped by a hot start in non-conference play before Breidenbach reverted right back to 24.1% during the Pac-12 schedule The good news is his free throw percentage has gone from 50% to 61% to 70% during his college career so the shooting improvement has carried over to free throws at the very least Where Breidenbach made major strides last season was as an interior scorer He has an absolutely beautiful pump fake on his outside jump shot and time and again opposing centers would lunge out to contest a Breidenbach 3-pointer only for him to drive right past for a layup Between the goggles and the beard it looks like Breidenbach should be clumsy but he has a deft touch around the basket even though he isn’t dunk-happy which led him to shoot over 70% on two-point shots It feels like that career high likely isn’t sustainable but his career average of 58% seems reasonable moving forward Last season the Huskies ended up playing Breidenbach a lot at center which helped his offensive output Those pump fake and drives have a lot more space when playing in a 5-out offense with Breidenbach at center If he has to play power forward then those driving lanes aren’t there and there’s no way he’s going to dribble by players in traffic The problem with that is that then you have to play Breidenbach as a center on defense as well His points per possession defensive numbers actually looked okay last season but the team was clearly worse on defense as a whole with him in the game At 6’10 without super long arms or elite athleticism Breidenbach has the body of a power forward and that becomes evident when he is matched up with a skilled center He knows he isn’t likely to get a ton of blocks so he doesn’t lunge and get out of position but also just doesn’t have the physical gifts to contest most shots While Breidenbach isn’t going to block a ton of shots he’s an okay rebounder and has put up almost identical rebounding rates over the past two years Both are below what you’d ideally want from a starting center but are perfectly serviceable for a power forward It’s clear the focal point of this Husky team is going to be Great Osobor He’s their best player and putting lineups around him that make him successful are going to be prioritized That might be a good thing for Breidenbach as he’s the only other one of the four bigs who are part of this preview who has shown at least some history of reliably making a three-point shot That means a theoretical lineup with Osobor and Breidenbach playing next to each other might be a good fit on offense at times But Breidenbach doesn’t provide the rim protection next to Osobor that you’d like and which he enjoyed playing alongside a 7-footer stretch 5 last year That should mean that Wilhelm gets to be a part of the rotation but I’m not convinced that he is going to be getting much more than 10 minutes per game and it’s not impossible that he falls out of the rotation 2024-25 Projected Per Game Stats: 12.4 mins He was an unrated recruit coming out of high school in Naperville Illinois in the class of 2020 although he had a reported offer from Big East bottom feeder DePaul The 6’9 Conway though chose to go to Oakland (in Michigan) where he didn’t see much of the court his first two seasons In his junior season Conway broke through in the rotation as Oakland’s backup center He led the Horizon league in offensive rating and FG% during conference play at 135.2 and 74.2% respectively He averaged 4.5 points and 2.7 rebounds per game in just over 15 minutes per contest while starting 7 games This past season though was Conway’s best yet as he started every game he appeared in (missed 1 due to injury) while playing 27 minutes per game he set career highs per game in every category after nearly doubling his minutes but his efficiency came down a little bit Conway had only attempted two career three-pointers before this season (missing both) before going 3/14 from deep this year as he tried to extend his range a little bit Conway was the starting center for Oakland this season on a team where he was the only rotation player taller than 6’6 His 11.7% defensive rebounding rate was in between Moses Wood and Paul Mulcahy on Washington last season He has had a block rate of about 3.0% the last two seasons which is a solid mark for a power forward but below average for a starting center even at the mid-major level If Conway does play his minutes as a PF then that lack of premier rim protection won’t be as big of an issue since both Kepnang and Ibekwe are exceptional shot blockers The points per possession data backs up the assertion that defense isn’t Conway’s forte This past year he ranked in the 26th percentile giving up 0.952 points per possession when the primary defender per Synergy Sports It’s worth noting though that those figures can be a bit volatile and he ranked above average the previous season although in half as many minutes for a smaller sample size Opponents shot 40% against Conway last season in spot up situations and 53% when posting up Conway Conway’s primary talents lie on the offensive end where he’s an efficient post scorer He ranked in the 86th percentile last year on post-ups where he shot 57% and that represented almost half of his possessions Oakland loved to spread the floor and then dump it down low to Conway in a 1-on-1 matchup where Conway was adept at putting the ball in the basket Conway loves the jump hook slightly falling away from the basket and has very soft touch from 5 feet away It’s never the first thing you look at for a big man but Conway’s value on offense isn’t just his high field goal percentage Despite showing off a variety of post moves His turnover rate last year of 10.7% is about what you normally expect to see from 3-point specialists who never dribble the ball that figure is almost identical to the one of Moses Wood last year who did almost nothing but shoot threes But Conway’s assist rate of almost 10% would’ve been 5th on the Huskies last year only behind the 4 primary ball handlers of KJ Oakland played 8 games against teams that at least made the NIT last season including a pair of games in the NCAA tournament In those 8 contests Conway averaged 9.1 points and 0.4 blocks on 59% 2-pt shooting and 63% FT shooting Numbers fairly comparable to his overall season totals so he didn’t pad his stats with a couple 30-point games against sub-300 opponents Perhaps no player saw their projected playing time for this season go down more based on the addition of Great Osobor than Conway The two have remarkably similar playing styles but it’s clearly the case that Osobor is just better than Conway in essentially every category He’s a very skilled offensive player who can thrive in the right situation This just doesn’t seem like a roster built to take advantage of his skillset with 3 other post scorers on the roster and point guards who are better driving the ball than shooting it themselves There are configurations of the rotation that could see Conway playing 10-15 minutes per game but with 13 scholarship players around it means that at least 4 of them are likely going to fall out of the rotation by conference play and I think Conway ends up missing out and only appears in about half the games 2024-25 Projected Per Game Stats: 10.0 mins Coming out of high school Kepnang was a borderline 5-star recruit in the class of 2021 Oregon however was looking for more depth at center and got Kepnang to commit and reclassify in order to join the team for the start of winter quarter Kepnang’s block rate as a freshman would’ve led the conference had he played enough minutes to qualify but he averaged 6.1 fouls per 40 minutes In his sophomore year Kepnang started a few games while N’Faly Dante was injured and got up to 15 minutes per game of playing time He started to branch out a little more on offense which saw his field goal percentage drop but averaged almost 5 points and over 1 block per game The rotation at Oregon though got very crowded with Dante and 5-star Kel’el Ware coming in so Kepnang transferred to Washington Franck ultimately lost a starting spot battle to Braxton Meah once at Washington but still was averaging more minutes per game than Meah early on as a junior. He was on his way to career highs in every statistical category. Then he fell awkwardly in a narrow loss at Oregon State and suffered a torn ACL Kepnang eased back into things last year coming off the injury and averaged just over 10 mpg through the first 3 contests Hopkins gave him back the starting job and after a few more games of warming up Kepnang won back-to-back Game MVPs from KenPom averaging 15 points and 4 blocks per game in wins over Montana State and Gonzaga Kepnang re-injured his knee and ended up missing the entire season while only recently returning to practice Franck the Tank came by that nickname honestly as he has a clear NBA body At 6’11 and 250 pounds he looks chiseled and has showed off premium athleticism It was somewhat perplexing then that Kepnang really struggled to rebound the ball during his time at Oregon His defensive rebounding rate of 8.5% and 15.2% were more fitting of a 6’6 wing than a muscular nearly 7-footer That got better while playing at Washington going from 18% as a junior to 21.9% last season Kepnang has seen similar growth with his offensive rebounding going from 8.6% to 8.6% to 12.4% to 13.0% over his career One thing that hasn’t really changed over Kepnang’s career is that he’s a tremendous shot blocker Franck’s block rate has been at least 8.4% during every season of his career Last year that would’ve been good for 40th nationally among qualified players and 11th among players in the Power 6 he’s one of the best shot blockers in the country Kepnang has also never averaged fewer than 5.9 fouls per 40 minutes Even if he were fully healthy that means Kepnang would average fouling out of a game in just 34 minutes played Combine that with the injuries and it’s just not possible to rely on him to always be on the court Kepnang’s much more effective on the defensive side of the court but he still does provide offensive value You won’t see Kepnang taking a bunch of (or any) three-pointers but he is capable of stepping out to the baseline and hitting a 12-15 foot jumper if necessary Considering his level of physicality on defense it’s a little surprising that Kepnang often chooses to go for hook shots instead of dunking it with authority Not that he never does that but it doesn’t happen as often as you might think You aren’t going to see much in the way of passing from Franck If he gets the ball in the post then he’s going to try to score it The good news is he has never had more than 2 turnovers in a game at Washington and shoots nearly 60% from the field so getting the ball to him near the hoop usually results in good things happening Injuries continue to be the big issue for Franck He has never played more than 37% of a team’s minutes in a season and has now had consecutive years failing to make it more than 10 games before knee issues cut short his year If fully healthy then Franck is clearly one of the 3 best players on this team and would easily average 20+ minutes per game as the starting center alongside Great Osobor even if their fit on offense isn’t ideal But unfortunately the smart money isn’t on that happening Any moments that the Huskies have Kepnang on the floor this year have to be considered a bonus 2024-25 Projected Per Game Stats: 20.0 mins Ibekwe was an unrated recruit coming out of British Columbia and didn’t even have a 247 profile set up for him he played for the Canadian U18 team and averaged a dominant 29 points Ibekwe appeared in 20 games as a freshman at Oregon State but played under 10 minutes per game and averaged fewer than 3 points and rebounds per game He saw his role increase as a sophomore when he started 22 games and showed he could be a premium shot blocker Ibekwe is an absolute load that is nearly impossible for opponents to move in the paint Given Ibekwe’s size it shouldn’t be surprising that he has a lot of both positive and negative attributes on the court His offensive game made big strides in his second year in college as he went from shooting 40.4% to 52.8% from the field while taking nearly 3x as many shots That takes him from being an abysmal finisher to merely a below average one One more leap of nearly that size would turn in him into a genuine asset scoring the ball As might be expected for someone closer to 300 than 200 pounds The problem is that he is a very bad free throw shooter having made between 42-44% from the charity stripe each of his two seasons at OSU That has the effect of opponents being very willing to put Ibekwe at the line rather than concede buckets and makes it impossible for him to play at the end of close games in case the opponent goes hack-a-Ibekwe Combine that with a very low assist rate and a very high turnover rate and it’s clear that Ibekwe has been a net negative on the offensive end so far in his career The one place on that end where he provides real value is on the offensive glass where his 11% offensive rebounding rate was 153rd in the country That means that you’re bringing in Ibekwe primarily for his defense and rim protection Ibekwe had a block rate of 13% which would’ve been 3rd in the country had he played enough minutes to qualify That number went down with increased playing time last year but even at 7.7% it was still 50th in the country The last time that Washington had someone play at least 30% of the team’s minutes and end up with a block rate over 7% was also the last time UW made the NCAA tournament when Matisse Thybulle and Hameir Wright both did it Franck Kepnang was at 9% this past year before his injury Ibekwe certainly didn’t transfer to Washington because of his history of playing well against the Huskies In 2 starts against UW last season he averaged 2 points things will change now that he’ll be in purple and gold We saw rapid growth for Ibekwe between his freshman and sophomore years and Coach Sprinkle is hoping it will only continue There are some centers who you hope will eventually develop a three-point shot but that’s a complete non-starter with Ibekwe He is and always will be a center who can only play in the paint That doesn’t make him an ideal fit with Great Osobor which is likely going to be the primary driver of playing time for the rest of UW’s bigs this season But he has another year of eligibility left after this year and should have a chance to compete to be the starting center in 2025 Washington only has two shot blockers on the roster right now and Franck Kepnang hasn’t been able to stay healthy If he Franck does manage it this year then I don’t see a way for Ibekwe to see a lot of the court In games when Kepnang isn’t available though I could easily see Ibekwe playing 15-20 minutes per game to be a rebounding/shot blocking presence whenever Osobor is off the court 2024-25 Projected Per Game Stats: 18.8 mins The automotive supplier ZF is undoubtedly in a state of transition is stepping down early despite his contract running until 2028 A successor has already been appointed: former Hella boss Rolf Breidenbach will assume the position the Board of Directors decided on the change and immediately elected 62-year-old Breidenbach as the new chairman Former Thyssenkrupp CEO Heinrich Hiesinger (64) was thus only the Chairman of the Board of Directors of ZF for three years The change at the top of the Board of Directors thus comes at a critical time for the German company The group is looking for partners for some of its divisions Breidenbach has been a member of the ZF Board of Directors since 2023 so he is familiar with the challenges facing the company And it is precisely these challenges that are apparently behind the change: Hiesinger already stated internally that he would not be available for a second term after March 2028 Since not all of the major strategic decisions for ZF will have been implemented by then Hiesinger is said to have offered to vacate the position early to avoid a change in the chairmanship of the Supervisory Board in the decisive phase in 2028 reports also criticise Hiesinger’s performance in office saying that he did not put enough pressure on the Board of Management in critical situations “After careful consideration and in close consultation have accepted the offer,” says Simon Blümcke “We are very grateful to Dr Hiesinger for the opportunity to hand over the leadership of the supervisory board at an early stage.” And: “The members of the supervisory board thank Dr Hiesinger for his outstanding work and achievements as chairman of the supervisory and controlling body.” The German Handelsblatt views Breidenbach’s appointment as the “first major decision of Friedrichshafen’s new mayor.” The independent politician has a great deal of influence at ZF through the Zeppelin Foundation the Breidenbach appointment is also a sensitive one: the mechanical engineer previously worked for the management consultancy McKinsey – just like ZF CEO Holger Klein And McKinsey currently advises ZF on its planned billion-euro savings programme While it is still unclear whether and how McKinsey’s past will influence Breidenbach’s term at ZF it is already clear who is to take over Heinrich Hiesinger’s supervisory board mandate: Ingrid Jägering will be elected to the board at the next annual general meeting She is currently responsible for finance and IT at the Stihl Group in Waiblingen I agree with the Privacy policy electrive has been following the development of electric mobility with journalistic passion and expertise since 2013. 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The 6-foot-10 forward brings extensive experience having played 104 games across his college career including starting 17 of 30 games for Washington last season aims to make a significant impact and is excited about joining a winning culture at GCU where he hopes to make his NCAA Tournament debut Breidenbach is expected to integrate quickly with the Lopes and showcase his skills next season helping the team aim for another NCAA Tournament berth Breidenbach's addition to GCU could strengthen their chances in upcoming competitions highlighting the importance of a winning culture for athlete development The summary of the linked article was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence technology from OpenAI We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it OK Privacy policy Replacing Hiesinger on the board will be Ingrid Jägering In a key leadership transition, the Supervisory Board of ZF Friedrichshafen AG has elected Dr Rolf Breidenbach as its new Chairman The decision marks a strategic move to ensure long-term leadership continuity as ZF continues its transformation within the evolving automotive landscape a seasoned automotive industry expert and former CEO of Hella GmbH & Co has been a member of ZF’s Supervisory Board since March 2023 “Dr Breidenbach brings a wealth of experience from the global automotive sector and is exceptionally well-positioned to guide ZF through its ongoing transformation,” said Simon Blümcke Lord Mayor of Friedrichshafen and representative of the Zeppelin Foundation which holds a 93.8% stake in ZF Friedrichshafen AG Breidenbach holds a doctorate in mechanical engineering from RWTH Aachen University and has held senior roles in consultancy and automotive manufacturing including a long stint at McKinsey & Company was praised for his strong leadership during challenging times helping steer ZF with strategic insight and stability He had earlier indicated that he would not seek a second term ending in 2028 due to personal plans and proactively offered to step down early to enable a smoother transition at a crucial time for the company “We are deeply grateful to Dr Hiesinger for his outstanding contribution and leadership,” said Blümcke “His early decision to pass the baton ensures continuity and stability as ZF pursues key transformation initiatives.” She is expected to be formally elected to the board at the upcoming General Meeting of ZF Friedrichshafen AG Jägering brings with her over three decades of experience in top industrial and financial roles at leading companies including Siemens “With her extensive industry and financial expertise Ingrid Jägering will be a valuable addition to the board during these transformative times,” said Dr Breidenbach “We look forward to her insights and collaboration.” As ZF advances its strategic priorities in electrification the refreshed Supervisory Board is set to play a pivotal role in steering the group’s long-term growth and innovation agenda ZF LIFETEC Develops Active Heel Airbag For Next-Gen Vehicles Skoda Auto Volkswagen India Hands Reins To Local Leaders In Strategic Shift Evera Steps In As BluSmart Exits, Acquires Cabs To Expand Airport EV Operations MG Windsor PRO Set To Launch With Level 2 ADAS Jeep India Launches Wrangler Willys '41 Edition With Exclusive Heritage Styling Retail Growth Eases In April As Value-Sensitive Trends Shape Auto Market: FADA who is being held on charges of involuntary manslaughter and using weapons while intoxicated made an initial appearance in Hardin County Municipal Court on Tuesday was arrested over the weekend in connection to the death of his 71 year old brother Wayne Breidenbach Hardin County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to a rural Forest home last Thursday morning where they found the body of the older brother A preliminary hearing was set for Tuesday February 28 Written by: dbeverly WKTN is a locally owned and operated radio station broadcasting from Kenton Our broadcast covers Hardin County and into Allen and Wyandot Counties including a majority of communities within the Cougars couldn't stop the misery and dropped a basketball game to rival Washington the best way to put it was WSU was subjected to a lost 24 hours and the Huskies were not in comforting mood whatsoever at Alaska Airlines Arena and pulled away in the second half for a 89-73 victory on Wednesday night first-year coch Danny Sprinkle and his mostly new UW basketball players got a chance to see what the atmosphere felt like when their arena is nearly full and rocking with energy from start to finish It helped that plenty of Cougars fans filled the seats "It kind of surprised me how many Washington State people were in here," guard Tyree Ihenacho said of our fans cheering for us and their fans booing us I'm glad the way we responded to it." Play was noticeably physical with both teams regularly attacking the hoop and players getting bumped hard and sent crashing to the floor as they made their way through the key using a 14-4 run to open the second half for a 49-35 advantage and decide this one WSU (9-3) had a three-game win streak come to an end "I just like the grit and effort that we had -- like we scrapped," Sprinkle said "We've been talking about synergy and I didn't feel like we had been connected yet this year." Emotions reached an apex when the Cougars' Isaiah Watts -- son of former Husky Donald Watts -- went in for a thunderous dunk with 16:40 left to play and his team trailing 44-35 and then got in Great Osobor's face to tell him about it Watts drew a technical foul for his outburst Here's how crazy this one was: WSU enjoyed a 42-23 in rebounds and still lost A closely played first half turned into a scoring battle at times between a new Husky guard and an old one The UW finally took the lid off long-range shooter DJ Davis who started the game and dropped in 11 first-half points of his team-high and season-best 21 His 3-pointer from the right side with 5:37 left pulled the Huskies into a 25-all tie after they had trailed much of the opening half He shot 4-for-10 from the field and 3-for-7 in treys "This was the most together we've been probably all season," Davis said "Cheering for each other and playing for one another." the 2023 Southland Conference Freshman of the Year for Lamar but relegated to the bench last season by previous Husky coach Mike Hopkins responded with 8 points in the opening 20 minutes though he was far from pinpoint in missing all four of his first-half 3-pointers He finished with a game-high 21 points on 8-for-18 shooting A ceiling view of the UW-WSU basketball game with Zoom Diallo ready to make a move on the Cougars' LeJuan Watts / Skylar Lin Visuals With 3:08 before intermission play turned so rough that the UW's 6-foot-10 Wilhelm Breidenbach and the Cougars' 6-foot-11 Dane Erikstrup got tangled up under the west-end basket and together they went crashing hard to the floor Both players lay on their backs for a long time while trainers attended to them who was whistled for his third foul on the play Breidenbach was helped up and gingerly walked straight to the locker room holding an ice pack pressed to the left side of his head though WSU's Elhan Price scored right before the buzzer to keep his team hopeful Twenty minutes of players talking trash and getting knocked to the floor remained At least the Cougars didn't have much of anything left to lose anywhere in their athletic department The Huskies finished with six players in double figures caused 22 turnovers and shot 10 of 21 from behind the 3-point line it was the best we've played," Sprinkle said "The game is so much easier when you're making shots." the UW will return to action with a Monday night home game against Seattle University (4-7) Drivers in Cicero should expect I-81 to be reduced to two lanes from March until November according to the state Department of Transportation drivers have three lanes to use on each side of the highway between the interchange with Interstate 481 and the Taft Road/North Syracuse exit (28) There will be a new traffic pattern to watch: One southbound lane will cross over to the northbound lane with a concrete barrier in between The zone is necessary to allow construction crews to demolish the Church Street bridge over I-81 southbound The work is part of the $2.25 billion project to tear down the I-81 overpass in Syracuse the state is building up I-481 to handle more traffic when the elevated highway is removed >>>See all work expected this year on the I-81 project. 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A post shared by JVA Beach Volleyball Official (@jva_beachvolley) Results and standings The FIVB is the governing body responsible for all forms of Volleyball on a global level Working closely with national federations and private enterprises to develop Volleyball as a popular media and entertainment sport FIVB Fédération Internationale de Volleyball Château Les Tourelles Edouard-Sandoz 2-4 1006 Lausanne Switzerland Phone: +41 213 453 535 Fax: +41 213 453 545 Learn how to describe the purpose of the image (opens in a new tab) Leave empty if the image is purely decorative Watch Live Here There are some who bring a light so great to the world that even after they have gone the light remains.  Amanda Hagel (Kinsey) Breidenbach December 13 in her home after a 3 year fight with breast cancer.  Amanda was born to Bret and Sue Hagel in Great Falls 1982.  She was the middle child of two brothers who love her so much and spoiled by both.  She was raised in Great Falls and graduated from CMR in 2000.  She loved to spend time with her Grandma Lewis.  After graduation she attended the University of Wyoming where she had earned an academic scholarship She was a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and made lasting relationships with people and always had fond memories to share she graduated and moved back to Great Falls to be with the people she loved the most-her family.  She started a job at Justice Court and met Rees (Josef) Kinsey.  Out of this relationship her pride and joy Amanda met Cole who made her the happy to no end full of laughs and deep conversations.  Cole has been an amazing life partner for Amanda and their time was definitely not long enough.  Amanda left her job at Justice Court to become a staff coordinator at the Great Falls Clinic.  After a short period of time Amanda joined the team at Benefis in Risk Management.  She later was promoted to manager of Care Coordination Her work family was a center of support and created enduring relationships.  She was involved in the Great Falls Community Homeless Housing Coalition.  Amanda’s greatest passion in life revolved around Averie.  She was truly born to be a mom and a great one she was.  No matter how she felt Averie was her focus.  She logged many more miles that one could plan for softball practice and tournaments and anything related to growing a young woman.  Averie was the reason for her last smile.  especially for shoes.  She always found bargains in her tiny 5.5 shoe size that would say “buy me”.  She had a closet any shoe lover would envy.  She looked fabulous strutting around in her shoes thanks to Big Sky Core Sports a place she loved to go and found a confidence she never had before.  Another pastime of Amanda’s was to write sci-fi novels and anything related to Star Wars and Harry Potter.  numerous aunts and uncles with as many cousins as well as her soul-sister Rachel Turner.  Preceded in death by her Grandmother Maxine Lewis We would like to give a special thanks to Sletten Cancer Center and all of Amanda’s Angels.   A private graveside ceremony will be held for immediate family only.  We hope to have a celebration of life this spring please donate to your favorite cancer prevention research charity.   her strength and courage did.  Amanda lived a life to promote kindness to others and “Be Kind” was a motto she was often heard saying.  Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application The funeral service will be livestreamed on the church's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/goodshepherdbismarck/ January 14 at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church there will be time for lunch and fellowship Burial will follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens the son of Vincent and Lottie (Rakoczy) Breidenbach He was raised on the family farm in Reynolds Jerry attended school and graduated from Central Valley High School and went on to earn an associate degree at North Dakota State School of Science in Wahpeton He worked for a time in Grand Forks at Structures He worked as a supervisor and project manager for Industrial Enterprises Jerry enjoyed motorcycle trips with his wife and close friends Jerry had a special love and place in his heart for family – always helping with whatever was needed He also had many special friends throughout his lifetime that he loved spending time with He never failed to make others laugh and always had a smile on his face He truly lived life to the fullest and will be missed by many.  Rhonda Camp (Randy Pfaff) and Jim (Terri) Camp; and many nieces “It’s all good.” Until we meet again memorials may be sent to a charity of the donor’s choice This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Today marks the 2nd anniversary of the day you made the ultimate sacrifice you always went above and beyond the call of duty You were always ready to lend a helping hand I could always count on you having my back on calls through the years that we worked together I am remorseful that I could not have been there to have your back when you needed it most Create an account for more options or use this form to leave a Reflection now San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department Photo/Video will be published upon admin review and approval was booked into the Washington Parish Jail late in the evening of July 26 Breidenbach’s charges include second degree murder and reckless operation of a motor vehicle He had been hospitalized in New Orleans since July 8 due to serious injuries suffered during a motor vehicle accident on that date After a thorough investigation by Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office detectives while driving on Highway 21 inside the village limits of Varnado on July 8 intentionally drove his vehicle into another vehicle occupied by Sylvia Ann Harry a resident of the Wesley Ray Community near Angie causing Harry’s death and Breidenbach’s injuries Breidenbach was released from the hospital on July 26 at which time Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office deputies transported him to St Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office deputies met them there and then transported Breidenbach to the parish jail in Franklinton “We’re glad Breidenbach is in the Washington Parish Jail,” stated Sheriff Randy Seal “That is exactly where he needs to be until he can be tried and convicted in a court of law The next stop for him should be a lifetime stay in a Louisiana prison His incarceration certainly will not bring back the precious lady whose life he took but it will bring justice to an otherwise horrible incident.” there are no recent results for popular commented articles Have the latest local news delivered every day so you don't miss out on updates Remembering those in our community who have passed on in recent days We'll send breaking news and news alerts to you as they happen Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Jersey Number 17Quinn BreidenbachClass: SeniorHeight: 5-6High School: EnumclawHometown: Enumclaw Wash.BioStatsMediaBioBioStatsMedia2019 – Junior: Posted a 12-5 record in the circle with 52 strikeouts and a 3.36 ERA in 112.1 innings pitched … Threw 5.0 innings of shutout softball with two hits allowed in a 15-2 win at Stetson (3/13) … Tossed a complete game in a 2-1 win at Rhode Island (4/24) … Threw 18.2 innings in a series win over Fordham (4/27-4/28) including complete game wins in games two and three … Went the full seven innings with a trio of strikeouts and no walks in a walk-off win over Providence (4/30) Singleton Funeral & Cremation Services Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More police officers Emily Breidenbach and Hunter Scheel lost their lives in the line of duty when they were shot and killed during a traffic stop.  marked the first anniversary of their deaths Outside the Chetek Police Department building at 101 Moore Street in Chetek officers unveiled a memorial in Breidenbach’s honor Members of the public joined Breidenbach’s family public officials and Chetek police officers for the unveiling of the memorial Roads were closed for the public memorial dedication at 3 p.m “This past year has been extremely difficult for Emily and Hunter's families our police departments and our communities The Chetek Police Department wants to thank everyone who has shown their support with their good thoughts The overwhelming support that we have received throughout this year has been remarkable We would like to provide a special thank you to the Wisconsin Chapter of Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S) and the Invisible Wounds Project for all the continued support,” the Chetek Police Department shared in a Facebook post over the weekend Breidenbach and Scheel’s names will be added to the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Memorial in Madison Their names will also be added to the National Law Enforcement Memorial in Washington D.C. Breidenbach had been an officer at the Chetek Police Department for more than four years.  She graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and started her law enforcement career with the Stoughton Police Department. She also was the handler for the Chetek police therapy dog Chetek Police Chief Ron Ambrozaitis said Breidenbach’s compassion for the community and the children of the community of Chetek was “remarkable.” Her father was the Chief of Police for the Pardeeville Police Department Anderson Stevenson Wilke & Retz Funeral Home Assisting the Montana communities of Helena Kenneth Wayne Breidenbach went peacefully to Our Lord with his wife Kenny had fought for years with Congestive Heart Failure but in the end it won There will be an informal Celebration of Life for Ken at the Motherlode on Saturday Please come and share stories of Ken “Dr of Motors” and friend to all Ken was born to Warren and Modena Breidenbach on May 8 He attended school there and later moved to North Hollywood CA with his wife Luci (Pearson) and their three children The family moved to Montana in the late 70’s Ken met and married Sarah Herold five years later in 1988 Ken was a journeyman meat cutter and when the family moved to Montana he was the meat market manager for Lundy’s in Townsend he and Sarah took over the family owned business of Capital City Bowl which they ran for eighteen years until they sold it in 2004 Ken loved cars and motors and all that went with it He maintained Ken’s Garage where friends would call when something wasn’t working with their vehicle Ken would diagnose the problem over the phone and relay the fix for the problem Ken loved to drag race and drove stock cars for years and when those days were over he and Sarah drove to Belgrade for the stock car races every Friday night He delighted in the “old cars” and always had one or two Ken is survived by his wife Sarah of East Helena stepdaughters Laren Carparelli of Clancy and Lynda Morris (Scott) of Springfield He has eleven grandchildren and four great grandchildren A celebration of Ken’s life will be held from 3 .m July 23rd in the poker room at the Motherlode View map Please visit the floral shop page for assistance in choosing a local florist No photos have been submitted yet. 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I took over at Lundy’s when Ken left I worked on the bathrooms at the bowling alley for you when you took over Ken was a great guy and a friend to everyone he met Really knowledgeable about cars and a brother Impala owner The brief time I spent getting to know Ken was a gift that I will never forget Sarah and Family; Carol and I are very sorry for your loss Beautiful Sarah I know you have enough love to share for the both you I will continue to keep you in my thoughts and prayers and I’ll keep the light on and a cup of tea whenever you need it He had mellowed out and was wonderful to talk with and learn from I remember when he had a nice 80’s something Mustang at the Last Chance Mustangs and Specialty Fords car show a few years back I couldn’t believe he had a mustang And then he showed me the Chevy motor under the hood I suspect he is already discussing motors with Bud we are so sorry to hear of Ken’s passing He was such a nice man and he was a gift to you Please let me know if there is anything we can do for you Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers I remember Ken when he would be behind the desk CapialCir Bowl always had smile on his face he will be missed my sincere condolences to you Sarha and family RIP Ken I’m so glad I checked in with you folks not too long ago I will always be grateful for all you and Ken did for the Helena Junior bowlers program I know it took a lot of patience and extra work but you are always there for the program as his son was married to my daughter a long time ago He was interesting to talk to and could tell good advice when it came to my car …but he is in a much better place… You and Ken made an incredible team together!! I know my dad would want to give you a big hug and tell you Ken is in Heaven and watching over you © 2025 · Anderson Stevenson Wilke & Retz Funeral Home · Website by Luci's Office New York state has announced the winner of the fifth of eight contracts The arrest violated his Fourth Amendment right and Miranda rights “It’s scary,” said a woman whose relatives have disappeared “You can be followed just for being Hispanic.” The last panels added to the new I-481 noise barriers show murals of the past and present Erie Canal the whole exercise may have saved state taxpayers $35 million Developer Ryan Benz and tenant Quwanka Ellerby will add their voices to a board tasked with redeveloping public housing The Syracuse Housing Authority is helping tenants find new housing in order to start massive project to redevelop neighborhood near I-81 Lanes will be reduced to demolish Church Street bridge Drivers can watch two gantry cranes carry steel beams into place near Kirkville Road in DeWitt The state is adding lanes to the bridges over the CSX railroad bridge in DeWitt The work is expected to last through Wednesday each town has a menu of tax breaks for seniors Singleton Funeral and Cremation Services PA Watch Highlights Transfer Portal Crystal Ball® No Crystal Ball predictions at this time. 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