This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Graduation exercises for the Class of 2015 at Monroe High School were conducted on Tuesday at the Sun National Bank Center in Trenton Following is the alphabetical list of 471 graduates The booted men in gray came searching down her street in Dynów sweeping past where the 10-year-old Jewish girl stood breathless with fear They might not have stopped had a neighbor not caught their eye and nodded toward a house where the girl’s father hid on an upper floor The searchers were in and out in mere moments I don’t know if it was even a minute,” said Rita Berger “He couldn’t even turn to wave; they just marched him off research by a German student of the Holocaust encouraged Berger to again stand where her father first felt the Nazi terror politics and crime stories in Nassau County By clicking Sign up, you agree to our privacy policy Berger traveled to the Berlin neighborhood where Adler had raised his family until Oct when Adolf Hitler enforced the “Polish Action,” expelling all Polish Jews living in Germany Berger dedicated a memorial plaque commemorating her father’s life — the first of hundreds of “Stolperstein” markers that are to be placed around the German capital to memorialize the lives of Polish Jews exiled in the Polish Action Berger said placing the permanent marker moved her deeply “It meant a lot because it is the only memorial that we have for my father,” said Berger So it meant a lot to have something done in his memory.” His wife and children joined him there months later marked a critical acceleration of the Holocaust a researcher at the Free University of Berlin’s Osteuropa-Institut Historians are now devoting more attention to the expulsion whose significance may have been overlooked because of the Kristallnacht pogroms that destroyed 1,000 synagogues and sent 30,000 Jews to concentration camps less than two weeks later “The Polenaktion was the first mass deportation from the German Reich,” Pickhan told a university publication “It was no coincidence that its victims were Poles living in Germany The Adlers’ refuge in Poland was short-lived surprise invasion of Poland soon brought the Nazis to Dynów they herded 400 Jewish men from the town into a schoolyard the rest were marched into a forest a half-mile from town and made to dig a mass grave with their bare hands “My dad was a family man,” Berger remembered “The day before that happened he was very worried He just felt that something was going to happen Berger and other members of Adler’s family were expelled from Dynów after the mass killing — driven across the San river into the hands of Russian troops who were not yet at war with Germany She spent the remainder of the war as a refugee married a veteran of the 1948 Arab-Israeli War Simon Berger opened a security door business a student at the Free University of Berlin was assigned to find out what she could about Adler An Internet search traced one of Adler’s sons His 2006 obituary in the newsletter of Long Beach’s Temple Israel led Mickisch to Berger Mickisch told Berger that commemorative plaques were being placed on sidewalks in Berlin near where Jews deported in the Polenaktion had last resided “I consider it important that the memory of the Holocaust is present in the Berlin urban landscape,” Mickisch told the newsletter “The very city in which the mass murder was planned.” who had visited her old Kreuzberg neighborhood in Berlin several times before said the ceremony gave her a sense of completion I can’t tell you what went through my heart,” she said of the marker a palm-sized bronze square engraved with details of Adler’s life that was embedded in a section of sidewalk Get more on these and other NewsdayTV stories The Newsday app makes it easier to access content without having to log in Unlimited Digital AccessOnly 25¢for 6 months EAST STROUDSBURG — The East Stroudsburg University track and field teams won six events at the 7th Annual Dick DeSchriver Invitational the 4x400 relay and the 55 meters while the women took top honors in the 4x200 relay named in honor of former coach and administrator Dr DeSchriver coached the men's track and field and cross country teams for 20 years before becoming the school's athletic director The men's 4x400 relay team of Anthony Prudente Mike Mathias and Joe Giacolone ran to a 3:28.42 while the women's team of Jayme Ferraro Ashley Janosko and Theresa Manera won the same event The women's 4x800 relay team of Clarissa Cooblall Kelly Brennan and Vanessa Andres won the event in 10:13.94 Prudente and Jon Reid won the 4x200 relay in 1:33.43 while Ferraro Ashley Murdock and Theresa Manera also won the 4x200 EAST STROUDSBURG — The East Stroudsburg University swim team won eight of 15 events to highlight a strong showing at the ESU Invitational Justin Kenia won the second event of the afternoon taking first in the 1,650 freestyle in 13:18.24 Freshman Sally Kaminski was first in the 50 freestyle in 25.18 Julie Steele was first in the 200 freestyle in 2:04.20 while Shannon LeBlanc took first in the 400 IM in 5:04.89 Jess Chong won the 100 freestyle in 56.59 and qualified for next week's Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference championships Kim Jones won the 200 IM and the team of Silvia Sutkowski Marlo Smurda and Kaminski won the 200 freestyle relay Tori Bayliff swam a 25.91 in the 50-yard freestyle to qualify for PSACs ALLENTOWN — Nikki Schneck and Paige Carlin combined for 20 points to lead Pocono Mountain East to a 47-34 win over Whitehall in non-league girls basketball action Saturday Carlin finished with 11 points including two 3s while Schneck added nine points for the Cardinals 11-12 PYBA 3rd/4th GRADE GIRLS — White Diamonds 10 Ebony Mason and Jasmine Vaughn good game .. Malijah Bobo and Frank Esquera good game .. PYBA 5th/6th GRADE GIRLS — Blue Jaguars 12 Bill Murray wakes up to the same Sonny and Cher song for more mornings than we know In the 2014 sci-fi adventure flick Edge of Tomorrow it takes endless repeated days of training with Emily Blunt for Tom Cruise to become a competent soldier Andy Samberg has relived the same day so many times that he's just given up In Boss Level, Roy Pulver relives the same day hundreds of times, and what he wakes up to is a bit more jarring than Sonny and Cher. Roy's eyes open to a machete hacking into his headboard, a screaming dental hygienist running for her life, and not long after that a helicopter hovering outside his apartment and a guy with a minigun making like Neo in The Matrix We watch as a small army of eccentric hired killers take Roy out again and again from the unwashed Smiley (Michael Tourek) who spears Roy through the chest with a harpoon and drags him around the city to the sword-wielding Guan Yin (Selina Lo) who yells her name dramatically after each of her many kills It takes the memory of a waiting birthday present for Roy to start unraveling the mystery During one of his time loops, Roy survives long enough to call his estranged wife Jemma (Naomi Watts) only to learn she's dead A flashback reveals that the day before Roy's time-looping begins he visits Jemma at Dynow Labs under the pretense there may be a job waiting for him there dropping hints and insisting Roy open the birthday present she sent him It takes until Roy's 141st attempt at surviving the day that he remembers the birthday present revealing the book The Mythology of Iset and Osiris though it takes him a couple of more kills for him to successfully read the book — due to trying to read the book at inopportune times We eventually learn the book refers to the Osiris Spindle — the device Jemma has developed for Colonel Ventor Roy follows him to a retro video game convention in Underground Atlanta and shortly afterward realizes this is his first time surviving the day past 12:47 pm the killers track him down and execute him as he protects Joe with his body as it lets him know the killers couldn't find him because he was underground meaning he has some kind of electronic tracker on his body In the Chinese restaurant where he's been killed so many times Roy talks to the annoying security consultant Dave (Sheaun McKinney) who helps him discover he has a tracking device in his tooth finally giving him a snowball's chance of surviving At one point he gets Colonel Ventor dialoguing enough to use the Osiris Spindle to remake time as he sees fit Using his wealth of days to become an expert swordfighter courtesy of the visiting Dai Feng (Michelle Yeoh) Roy is able to penetrate Dynow Labs and even kill the villainous Colonel Ventor only to discover that on almost every attempt Ventor has sent someone to kill his son Joe Roy goes wild and moments later an energy wave encompasses the entire city He wakes every morning to the machete and lets it fall he resolves that he'll live his endless days with his son usually ending them on a park bench just as the world ends It's because of his time with Joe that Roy discovers there's a chance he can save Jemma But he only has 14 minutes from the time he wakes up Roy finally saves Jemma moments before she'd be murdered He learns Jemma purposely set him on a time loop so he could figure out what to do and that the only way to stop the Osiris Spindle from destroying the world is for him to enter the machine's core Entering the core not only stops the Spindle from overloading The problem is he has to relive the day one more time The movie gives us an upbeat but purposely ambiguous ending Roy's last piece of narration is "Piece o' cake" as the machete hacks into his headboard one more time and Roy gets up to take care of his attacker And if Boss Level does well enough to warrant a sequel