Scattered thunderstorms are expected Monday afternoon and evening. Some may become severe with large hail and high winds. TRACK RADARMan killed in late-night shooting near Northwest Stadium, officials sayby Ida Domingo (7News) — A man was killed after a shooting late Thursday night in a residential neighborhood near Northwest Stadium in Prince George's County The Prince George's County Police Department (PGPD) said around 11 p.m. officers were called to the 8100 block of Allendale Drive for reports of a shooting they found a man lying on the ground with gunshot wound(s) identified as 30-year-old James Kibler of Landover where he was pronounced dead a short time later The shooting happened about a mile from Northwest Stadium Police said they are working to determine the circumstances of this incident A reward of up to $25,000 is being offered for information leading to an arrest and indictment in this case call PGCrimeSolvers at 1-866-411-TIPS or submit your tip using the P3 Tips app BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Two teenagers were shot in the 600 block of Allendale Street on Saturday morning This follows last week's deadly shooting of an 18-year-old in the same location officers responded to the 600 block of Allendale Street for a report of a shooting officers found a 17-year-old boy inside a home suffering from a gunshot wound ALSO READ | Body discovered near Truxton Boat Ramp in Annapolis prompts investigation Medics responded to the scene and transported him to a local hospital for treatment officers were advised of a walk-in shooting victim at a local hospital officers say they found a 17-year-old girl suffering from a non-life-threatening gunshot wound Investigators learned that both victims were shot in the 600 block of Allendale Street Southwest District detectives ask anyone with information to contact them at 410-396-2488 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7Lockup ALSO READ | Four teens arrested after fleeing police in stolen car in Baltimore County An 18-year-old man was fatally shot in the 600 block of Allendale Street just last Friday officers went to the 600 block of Allendale Street for a reported shooting The 18-year-old was pronounced dead by medics on the scene Stay with FOX45 News as we continue to learn more Broadway Off-Broadway Off-Off Broadway Cabaret Dance Opera Classical Music Nashville Minneapolis / St. Paul Connecticut Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles WEST END UK Regional Canada Australia / New Zealand Europe Asia Latin America Africa / Middle East TV/Movies Music Joey Sergentakis is the Co-Owner and Executive Chef of Allendale Social in Allendale Chef Joey Sergentakis discovered his culinary calling early inspired by the aromas of his Italian grandmother’s kitchen Joey’s passion for cooking began in his family’s food business where he started his professional journey at 15 Initially trained in classic French techniques Joey’s culinary path took a turn as he developed a deep passion for Asian flavors leading him on a gastronomic adventure across Asia In Hong Kong, Joey’s artistry truly flourished under Chef Gray Kunz at Café Gray Deluxe, where he became Chef de Cuisine. Joey’s refined, bold creations garnered Café Gray Deluxe a prestigious Michelin Star, placing it among the top 10 restaurants in Hong Kong. He also gained international exposure working in Switzerland with Philippe Rochat and alongside Daniel Boulud in New York experiences that solidified his culinary pedigree bringing a world of flavor back to New Jersey Joey has successfully opened four acclaimed restaurants in New Jersey Joey brought his Italian-inspired vision to Grand Vin Kitchen + Bar an old-world wine bar that’s already a local favorite was named one of the top ten best new restaurants in the state a contemporary fine-dining venue in Allendale Broadwayworld had the pleasure of interviewing Chef Joey Sergentakis about his career and restaurants for our "Chef Spotlight." What was your earliest interest in cooking I was inspired watching my grandmother cook in the kitchen I didn’t know then that I would become a chef but I knew I wanted to learn to cook like her Chef Gray Kunz had the greatest influence on my career I was captivated by his work at Café Gray in New York and became a huge fan of his cookbook I had the honor of becoming the chef of his restaurant in Hong Kong I was continually inspired by his technique and how to let ingredients speak for themselves through refined yet focused cooking What culinary styles have influenced your career I’ve been fortunate to cook all over the world I started my career in New York City before moving to Europe where I trained in classical French cuisine in both France and Switzerland I spent over a decade in Asia living in Hong Kong and Singapore while opening and overseeing restaurants in Japan particularly working with high-end Asian cuisine and local ingredients across diverse cultures have deeply shaped and enriched my cooking style What do you consider the most distinguishing features of your work as a chef My culinary approach is shaped by a diverse background—rooted in the Greek and Italian food of my childhood, homed in contemporary French kitchens, and refined through years immersed in Asian cuisine. Under the mentorship of Chef Daniel Boulud I gained a deep foundation in French technique I learned how to merge global flavors seamlessly and with intention My wife makes an incredible Indonesian beef rendang Tell me a little bit about your restaurant for our readers NJ where we present globally inspired cuisine with bold flavors and elegant execution There is also a beautiful outdoor patio dining space and an amazing cocktail menu and wine selection Both Allendale Social and Charlie's Place offer live music as well For more information on Chef Joey's restaurants, please go to www.allendalesocial.com, and www.charliesplacenj.co.  Everyone knows that a good day starts with a good breakfast. Modern steak house Monterey, Mediterranean oasis Acadia, neighborhood French bistro, Le Monde, and family-friendly 5 Napkin Burger offer everything from morning pastries to breakfast feasts. 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Privacy Policy ALLENDALE — A $17.5 million municipal budget was approved at an April 24 council meeting The budget is up $807,375 from $16.7 million in 2024 The amount to be raised by taxes is $11.1 million Residents will experience an increase of $0.23 per $100 assessed valuation over the 2024 tax rate the borough’s tax rate is decreasing 3.49% "The tax rate is decreasing because of higher assessments," Altano said "If residents are being taxed on a higher assessment then it allows for the tax rate to decrease Our tax rate is also decreasing because we have increased our other revenues significantly." One notable increase is in cell tower lease revenue "We had the opportunity to take back ownership of our cell tower and start receiving funds through leases," said Mayor Amy Wilczynski "Our cell tower revenue has now become one of our main sources of miscellaneous revenue." The municipality's top three appropriations are for public safety (police ambulance) at $3.3 million (29%); public works/garbage at $2.3 million (13%); and insurance at $2.3 million (13%) Altano said New Jersey State Health Benefits took a 16.3% hike in 2025 on top of a 7% increase in 2024 and a 24% increase in 2023 The borough completed its community center this year with help from a $750,000 grant Among its capital projects in the coming year is the final stage of its Streetscape Project replacing pavers and lights and planting new trees in its business district on West Allendale Avenue Taxes make up 68% of the borough sources of revenue Schools account for another 57% of the municipal tax dollar split between Allendale's elementary district (36%) and its share of Northern Highlands Regional High School costs (21%) these budgets are overseen separately by their respective boards of education and are not under municipal control or jurisdiction A 2025 Budget Newsletter on the borough's website more fully explains the financial plans for the coming year 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 Inmates at Allendale Correctional Institution display a beehive during an April 3 beekeeping class led by Wagener resident Wes Bommer a quilter (with one of her bee-themed creations shown here) both have years of experience as prison volunteers serving at Allendale Correctional Institution Allendale Correctional Institution's educational programs include a beekeeping program led by Wagener resident Wes Bommer This scene from this prison is from April 3 Allendale Correctional Institution inmates display a frame — loaded with bees and their handiwork — during an April 3 beekeeping class led by Wagener resident Wes Bommer Inmates at Allendale Correctional Institution display a frame -- loaded with bees and their creations -- during a beekeeping class led by Wagener resident Wes Bommer Allendale Correctional Institution inmates open a beehive during an April 3 beekeeping class led by longtime volunteer Wes Bommer Allendale Correctional Institution inmates display a frame from a beehive during an April 3 beekeeping class led by Wagener resident Wes Bommer A frame from a busy beehive in Allendale Correctional Institution's beekeeping program is on display April 3 during a class led by Wagener resident Wes Bommer Allendale Correctional Institution inmates display a frame -- loaded with bees and their handiwork -- April 3 during a beekeeping class led by Wagener resident Wes Bommer a quilter (with one of her creations shown here) both have years of experience as South Carolina Department of Corrections volunteers focusing on Allendale Correctional Institution a quilter (with one of her creations and a couple of bear buddies shown here) with illustrations and text by South Carolina Department of Corrections inmates is one of the resources used by beekeeper Wes Bommer in his educational efforts behind bars Bill Bengtson is a reporter for the Aiken Standard He has focused most recently on eastern Aiken County He is a graduate of the University of Georgia and Whitman College and also studied at Oregon State University and the University of Guadalajara To support local journalism, sign up for a subscription. See our current offers » FAIRFAX — Wes Bommer spent years under the ocean as a submariner he chooses to spend much of his time in prison not only in the company of inmates but also with tens of thousands of honeybees The Wagener resident's weekly hangout of choice is Allendale Correctional Institution and much of Bommer's attention is focused on winged famously busy creatures clad mostly in yellow and black He leads a program through which inmates eagerly learn the basics — and beyond — of beekeeping April and May tend to be the busiest time of year Bommer, who came to the Aiken area to work at the Savannah River Site, is known to some local residents as the writer of a longtime monthly column: "Bommer's Bees."  He reached his 81st birthday in April and has a beekeeping background that covers more than 30 years "I pollinated a 4,000-acre produce farm for 25 years he heads to the the prison almost every Thursday — a 90-minute trip one way — to one of the South's poorest She spent years as a volunteer at ACI leading a quilting class and only stepped down once her health problems posed too much of a challenge The beekeeper of the house offered a few thoughts on the value of such programs we went in and it was like a job interview They were asking me about the equipment that I use and my experience and what have you Not typical questions from a beginning bee class." A couple of books and a subscription to a bee magazine had already helped equip some inmates with food for thought Bommer now teaches inmates who have at least a little prior knowledge on the topic at hand They work in an environment that includes all the traditional elements of beekeeping from protective clothing to fully occupied with thousands of bees looking to do their various jobs and to punish anyone who approaches a hive without a proper level of respect His current group of inmates numbers about 15 "and then there's two classes over in the training center The end product — honey — can be sold to prison employees and sales may now be allowed to visitors as well "and part of the money comes back into the program," Bommer said The bee program now includes dozens of alumni who "did their time" and are now back in civilian life and some of those individuals keep in touch with Bommer "I see these men grow and I see them becoming things cars and houses and have been re-married and have got kids "They don't have the disciplinary problems that they do in some of these other units … In all those years of beekeeping and that's because he took some honey back to the barracks — the dorms — and they put him out and told me about it a few yards from an area where inmate-tended gardens and a greenhouse provide pollen options and the prison itself is less than a mile from cotton fields where bees can do acres and acres of business with the local cotton crop providing a boost in honey production Hummer's involvement at ACI dates back about 13 years, in his estimation, when he was outgoing president of the  South Carolina Beekeepers Association and the ACI warden requested help with training he can offer some insight on the men attending his classes "Most of these people made those mistakes when they were young and under the influence of something We only see and hear on TV about this five or 10% that are real thugs There's a lot of good people in there that … screwed up and now they're paying the price." Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: (WRDW/WAGT) - Two men have been arrested on suspicion of shooting at a house and people in a yard on Christmas Eve Kendrick Bradley and Ashton “Nutmeg” Flowers face multiple charges in connection with the incident in the Kennedy Park neighborhood the Allendale Police Department responded to the neighborhood to investigate multiple reports of gunshots An arriving officer saw a vehicle leaving the area The driver refused to stop for law enforcement there was a crash between the fleeing vehicle and the police car Police said they learned Bradley and Flowers were together when they shot at a home as well as people in their yard in Kennedy Park Flowers exited the vehicle just before officers made contact 21 at a home in Allendale when the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division executed an unrelated search warrant A man was rescued after a building collapsed on him in North Augusta trapping the 24-year-old under the rubble and bringing dozens of first responders to the scene to try to save him Flowers was arrested Wednesday in Gwinnett County Marshals Service and is awaiting extradition to South Carolina Bradley is charged with three counts of assault and battery first degree three counts of pointing and presenting a firearm Flowers is charged with aggravated breach of peace and three counts of assault and battery first degree — Allendale Public Schools is trying again with its bond proposal in this May election The school district superintendent explained that $88 million would go to upgrades like security and the addition of a new multi-purpose facility "You can't do major capital projects from the general fund We just don't get enough money from the state," Allendale Public Schools Superintendent Dr Allendale Public Schools is proposing several capital improvement projects across the district "The requests we're making are going to last for decades," the superintendent said Superintendent Garth Cooper laid out a few of the planned projects if the proposal passes and additions to current buildings like the early childhood center those type of things that will enhance our community and make this a better place for the people of Allendale," Cooper said Cooper explained that some other upgrades include making the cafeteria larger and new and/or renovated baseball and softball fields "We don't want a program that's just good enough for just this many kids and resources that draw in more kids and create more opportunities for our students," Cooper added The superintendent added that the new multi-purpose field house will be open to the public from 7-9 am on weekdays He says the facility will be a standalone building allowing access for the public the millage would extend several more years after the 2033 end date if the bond passes because that's the financial system that the state of Michigan has set up right now," Cooper added Allendale voters will have a chance to weigh in on May 6 Follow FOX 17: Facebook - X (formerly Twitter) - Instagram - YouTube BALTIMORE (WBFF) — An "unidentified male" was pronounced dead at the scene of a shooting in southwest Baltimore on Friday night officers were on patrol when they heard discharging they were sent to the 600 block of Allendale Street in reference to a call of a reported shooting officers found "an unidentified male" suffering from gunshot wounds ALSO READ | Kilmar Abrego Garcia timeline: What we know about his time in the US and deportation The victim was pronounced dead by medics on scene Homicide Detectives responded and assumed control over the investigation Anyone with information is urged to contact detectives Those who wish to remain anonymous may utilize the Metro Crime Stoppers tip line You may also text tips through the Metro Crime Stoppers of Maryland website A list of potential jury trials for the April 4-8 term of General Sessions court in Allendale County Please note this list of matters is subject to change We will not spam you or share your information with others The Fourteenth Circuit Solicitor’s Office is the chief prosecuting agency for Allendale Covering 3,200 square-miles of South Carolina’s renowned Lowcountry we are the only five-county circuit in the state Copyright © 2024 14th Circuit Solicitor’s Office — An Ottawa County school district accidentally released the email addresses of high school students as part of a Freedom of Information Act request Allendale Public Schools sent an email warning students and guardians that 11th graders' email addresses were accidentally released as part of a batch of information sent by the district Cooper explained that a parent requested directory information for parent contacts but when the school fulfilled the request it “inadvertently included the school-issued email addresses of our 11th-grade students." No other email addresses of students were included in the information The superintendent added this request came from a community-led advocacy group that supports the district's bond proposal on the May ballot The school district is asking voters to approve an $88.1 million bond proposal to build a new multi-purpose field house “One member of the group used the list to send an email intended for 11th-grade parents and guardians — but because the student addresses were mistakenly included the message was delivered to 11th-grade students,” Cooper wrote The superintendent said the school district takes this issue seriously and plans to review Freedom of Information Act requests response procedures to ensure this doesn’t happen again The district will host a community information night on the bond proposal Thursday evening inside the Oakwood Intermediate Boardroom — Students at Allendale Columbia School enjoyed perfect weather for their annual Kite Day celebration Thursday More than 130 children spread out across the campus filling the skies with a vibrant array of kites in various shapes and colors The special event is part of the school's play-based learning model which aims to turn students' interests into teachable moments “The kids look forward to the opportunity to just stop the strong academics,” said Stephanie DePaul-Pragel a fourth grade teacher at Allendale Columbia “We talk about the physics of flying but just stop for a moment in this day and age come out to gather and have this experience together.” Kite Day at Allendale has been a tradition for more than 40 years serving as a way to welcome the arrival of spring At the April 2025 Allendale School Board meeting held in the Library of Allendale School the board learned about and experienced the new Virtual Reality program the school has purchased through grant funds Authorized Superintendent Bowser to prepare a tentative 2025-2026 School Budget Set school fees for the 2025-2026 school year Approved the Consolidated District Plan for FY26 Set the date and time for a Special Board Meeting on Tuesday This meeting will be to administer the oath of office to newly elected board members as well as set regular board meeting dates Approved an agreement with Wabash General Hospital to provide Speech Services in person for the 2025-2026 school year Approved Iconik Studios as the school photographer for the 2025-2026 school year Approved two summer maintenance projects: new lockers for each locker room and new floors in five elementary classrooms Approved Haleigh Buchanan as Head Basketball Coach for the 2025-2026 school year Approved Jacob Deisher as Assistant Basketball Coach for the 2025-2026 school year the board recognized Tia Morgan and Richard Gochenour for their years of service on the board They have both served the school community very well in their long tenures WSJD PUBLIC FILE This station does not discriminate or permit discrimination on the basis of race or ethnicity in the placement of advertising 2025 at approximately 0926 the Wabash County Sheriff's Office responded to 204 N 3rd The tenant had been gone for a couple of days and advised that he was in the process of moving out The tenant found the home to be completely trashed "Trashed" as in garbage had been thrown throughout the residence Other items within the home and on the outside of the home had been broken and some items were taken from the residence as well The home incurred substantial damage due to the trash being strewn all over and for the amount of time it sat within the house.The responding deputy canvassed the neighborhood looking for any potential witness and/or surveillance footage of the area During the investigation a number of suspects were developed Deputies conducted interviews of the suspects that were identified On 04.24.25 Wabash County State's Attorney Kelli Storckman filed charges of Theft over $500 2 counts of Criminal damage to property in excess of $10,000 The juveniles have been summoned to court and notified of their charges The investigation continues with the possibility of additional defendants White-tailed deer can be found all over the state of New Jersey, from fields to forests to backyards. They are described by New Jersey Fish and Wildlife as a "major component of the landscape throughout all but the most urbanized areas of the state." one buck has gained the attention of many residents in a Bergen County town for its bright white coat which an Allendale resident has named Pete Piebald deer stand out from most white-tailed deer due to their peculiar coat, which has varying amounts of white fur, from some on the legs or sides to almost entirely white, Fish and Wildlife says This coloration is the result of an inherited genetic trait which also can cause distinct physical conditions such as skeletal or internal organ deformities but piebald deer have some brown fur and brown eyes Allendale resident James Molzan has been keeping an eye on a local piebald deer for a few years now watching him develop from a youngster to an eight-point buck A self-described outdoorsman and longtime hunter I named him Pete the piebald," Molzan said "There's different areas where he hangs out and he sticks out like a sore thumb because he's white .. Pete's name has caught on around town over the last couple of years saying the name Pete has taken off among Allendale residents because everybody just runs and takes pictures and looks up the meaning of 'piebald,'" said Cusato who typically sees Pete a couple of times a month Though he tends to hang out near Brookside School he occasionally makes his way into Cusato's yard mingling with her resident herd of white-tailed deer It makes you happy to see him," Cusato said "It also kind of stresses me out because of the traffic and the deer Elsewhere in the state, a pair of piebald deer named Snowflake and Winter had their moment in the spotlight in 2022 after gaining attention from the residents of Eatontown Pete is the second piebald deer that Molzan About 10 years ago he saw a white doe hanging around his house He typically sees Pete at least once a week a lot of people talk about him and take pictures All opinions and views are of the advertiser and do not reflect the same of Fox 17 Chronic pain has a way of stealing life’s simple joys—from walking freely to simply getting out of bed in the morning. For those suffering from conditions like peripheral neuropathy, phantom limb pain, or long-term back issues, the road can feel lonely and hopeless. But at Allendale Acupuncture and Wellness patients are finding real relief and new beginnings Al’s journey is one incredible perseverance After enduring multiple back surgeries and the life-altering experience of an amputation The phantom limb pain that followed the amputation was relentless and his peripheral neuropathy added a constant burning and tingling in his remaining limbs his back pain persisted despite years of medical interventions Al was living in survival mode—his mobility and independence gradually slipping away When he first arrived at Allendale Acupuncture and Wellness worn out by years of treatments that offered little relief he began treatments that integrated acupuncture with cutting-edge Western therapies specifically tailored to his complex medical history Al is experiencing dramatic relief from his phantom limb pain—something he never thought was possible The intensity of his neuropathy has significantly decreased and even his longstanding back pain is improving AL has noticed a great improvement in his daily life especially tasks that once felt impossible—from walking without fear getting through a day without debilitating pain and being able to sleep at night without pain—are now part of his daily reality Allendale Acupuncture and Wellness isn’t just about managing symptoms It’s about restoring hope and helping people reclaim their lives Patients with chronic conditions such as neuropathy and more are finding comprehensive care that goes beyond the surface a licensed acupuncturist with a Doctorate in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine prides herself in taking things a step further than just medical care but she prides herself in taking a compassionate approach to patient care and tailors her treatments to the individual She takes a problem-solving approach to each case—especially the complex ones that other clinics often shy away from come in feeling like they've exhausted every option surgeries—each with little success and plenty of side effects they find something different: a renewed sense of possibility recovery isn't a distant dream—it's a daily reality With personalized care and a team that genuinely listens and cares even those dealing with years of pain can find their way back to life If you or someone you love is battling chronic pain complex issue that leaves other doctors scratching their heads And it all starts with taking that first hopeful step toward recovery Allendale Acupuncture and Wellness is here to help you walk that path Give them a call today at 616-604-0219 to schedule a complimentary consultation so you can start living the life you want Follow the FOX 17 Morning Mix on: Facebook, Instagram, & TikTok A Teaneck man has been arrested and charged with sexual assault after allegedly assaulting a customer during a massage at an Allendale spa according to the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office On Saturday, the Allendale Police Department contacted the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office about an alleged sexual assault that took place that day at the Hand and Stone Spa in Allendale of Teaneck sexually assaulted an adult female customer while performing a massage at the spa Cedeno was subsequently arrested and charged with second-degree sexual assault and third-degree sexual contact Cedeno has been detained to the Bergen County Jail pending his first appearance at the Bergen County Superior Court in Hackensack Hand and Stone Spa of Allendale declined to comment when reached by phone Tuesday Anyone with information can contact the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office tips line at 201-226-5532 — Three Allendale eateries were broken into overnight Thursday and the suspect is accused of prying open several cash registers According to the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office a man was seen on video forcing his way into Peppinos Pizzeria & Sports Grille and Dairy Queen along Lake Michigan Dr just east of 52nd Ave and found evidence that cash registers in those establishments had been pried open Wyoming Police lent their K-9 Team to the search effort Police are not mentioning how much was taken from the registers If you know anything that could help find this suspect please call Ottawa County Central Dispatch at 1-800-249-0911 or Silent Observer at 877-88SILENT (877-887-45968) A list of potential jury trials for the Sept — A string of break-ins at three businesses in Allendale Township early Thursday morning has prompted an investigation deputies from the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office responded to a business intrusion alarm at Peppino's Pizzeria & Sports Grille Deputies located evidence of forced entry upon arrival and found forced entry had been made at a nearby Jet's Pizza and Dairy Queen A K-9 team from the Wyoming Police Department responded Surveillance footage from the businesses showed the same suspect had entered each of the restaurants and pried open the cash registers The male suspect was alone during the break-ins The total amount of money taken is not being released at this time and anyone with information is asked to call Ottawa County Central Dispatch at 1-800-249-0911 or Silent Observer at 877-88SILENT ALLENDALE TWP. — Deputies with the Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office are investigating a string of break-ins in Allendale Township early Thursday Deputies responded to an alarm at Peppino’s Pizzeria and Sports Grille deputies discovered evidence of forced entry to the business along with forced entry to nearby locations for Jet’s Pizza at 5135 Lake Michigan Drive and Dairy Queen at 5035 Lake Michigan Drive The suspect fled the area prior to police arrival A K-9 team from the Wyoming Police Department responded to the scene show the same suspect entering each of the restaurants and prying open the cash register OCSO did not reveal how much money was taken during the incident Support local news: Subscribe to get unlimited access to our local coverage The break-ins remain under investigation. Anyone with information should contact the Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office at 616-738-4000 or Silent Observer at 877-887-4536 or mosotips.com — Contact reporter Mitchell Boatman at mboatman@hollandsentinel.com 1/24Allendale hosts undefeated Greenville in high school boys basketball .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Patrick Nothaft | pnothaft@mlive.comALLENDALE MI – Less than 24 hours removed from a deflating two-point loss to Kenowa Hills Allendale trailed by six points midway through the fourth quarter of Tuesday’s boys basketball matchup with unbeaten Greenville and the Falcons appeared destined for another tough defeat But with the little gas left in their tank the Falcons found the energy for a late rally and stunned Greenville ending the Yellow Jackets’ quest for history in the process “I was incredibly proud of their effort,” Allendale coach David Brown said so credit to Kenowa yesterday; they played really hard but we didn’t have a great practice Sunday preparing for them and they played about as hard as I’ve seen Just a complete buy-in on the defensive end and just playing team basketball overall I give them all the credit for responding and bottling up all that energy and using it for good.” PHOTOS: See our gallery from the Greenville at Allendale game A 14-0 fourth-quarter run proved to be the difference as Allendale turned a 51-45 deficit into a 59-51 lead with less than two minutes left “I think it’s just a total buy-in to understanding what the game plan is,” Brown said of the keys to his team’s 14-0 run and so we’re really just trying to alleviate the shooting on the outside and limit them to one shot “My assistant Jeremy (Wiersema) tracks our stops and we try to get three of those a game and stack them on top of each other and a big part of that is limiting them to one shot and getting the defensive rebounds.” Senior standout Alex Genuise sparked the run with a 3-pointer and a layup followed by another 3 from junior Kaleb Gould that put Allendale ahead 53-51 and gave the Falcons their first lead since 38-37 midway through the third quarter Layups from Gould and senior Andrew Ashbay capped the run but Greenville responded with a pair of old-fashioned 3-point plays from seniors Braylon Haist and Zeke Robinet that cut the Yellow Jackets’ deficit to 59-56 Allendale made it a two-possession game with a pair of Genuise free throws and the Falcons would maintain a multi-possession lead the rest of the way by sinking their last eight foul shots To say that the current campaign has been tough for the Falcons would be a massive understatement, after the team grieved the loss of senior Jacksen Fitton That experience put basketball into perspective and has helped the team stay calm in moments that would rattle most student-athletes “Just our story of this season – losing Jacksen at the beginning of the season – these guys have been through so much more than any high school student should have to go through so it’s one of the most resilient groups with how they’ve been able to pick themselves up and stay together,” Brown said ‘It’s just basketball at the end of the day “I truly believe that when these guys buy into how good they can be The 6-foot-3 Genuise led Allendale with 23 points “We go as far as he goes,” Brown said of his star senior but the big thing in the offseason was getting him to believe he can be a great two-way player When people see how hard he plays on the defense event that motivates them to play just as hard on both sides of the ball.” Senior teammate Hudson Kragt added 18 points Senior Drew Ashbay battled foul trouble much of the night but still finished with seven points and three rebounds All 12 of the Falcons reveled in the victory with their postgame celebration echoing through the back hallways of the Allendale gymnasium “(Greenville) has got a great program over there,” Brown said I told the guys that we’ve got to put 32 minutes together to be in it and we said that when we were down one going into the fourth “I have a lot of respect for (Greenville coach Joel Visser) and his program and what they’ve done just really proud of our effort and how we responded coming off the loss yesterday and just using that to kind of build into the end of the season when it really matters.” Greenville’s first loss of the year snaps a 17-game winning streak and leaves the Yellow Jackets two victories short of their program-best 19-0 start in 1972 “They were better tonight,” Visser said of Greenville “There are really no excuses for us other than that I’m disappointed for our seniors because we had a special thing going we’ve got to wake up and come back for more.” The Yellow Jackets battled foul trouble all night with starting forward Zeke Robinet picking up his third foul in the opening seconds of the second quarter and his fourth personal early in the third quarter Teammates Braden Latimer and Sully Witt also had three fouls at halftime which has been solid all season and kept the Yellow Jackets in the game on Tuesday Noah Long and Kyle Graber combined for seven points off the bench while senior wing Jaxon Ingles led the way with 15 points and three rebounds and fellow junior Michael Lindquist contributed 13 points Greenville struggled with turnovers much more than it did a 72-56 win over Allendale back on Jan “We had 10 turnovers at half against their zone It’s not like they’re pressing us and running and jumping and flying all over the place,” Visser said “We were just careless with the basketball The points per possession are all of a sudden fading 7-1 River Cities Alliance) still sits in first place in the conference standings heading into Friday’s game at Kenowa Hills in a rematch of the Yellow Jackets’ 52-37 win on Jan so we’ve got to just kind of reset the mindset back to keep the main thing the main thing regroup and go play a good Kenowa team that fights and battles with everybody.” 6-2) moves to within one game of Greenville heading 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All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices The Ottawa County Sheriff's Office released pictures Wednesday 2025 of a man suspected of breaking into three Allendale Township businesses last month (Ottawa County Sheriff's Office/WWMT) — The Ottawa County Sheriff's Office released pictures Wednesday of a man suspected of breaking into three Allendale Township businesses last month deputies said they found signs of forced entry into Peppino's Pizzeria & Sports Grille on Lake Michigan Drive after receiving an alert from a business intrusion alarm just before 1 a.m they also found that a nearby Jet's Pizza and Dairy Queen Video surveillance footage from the businesses show the same suspect broke into each restaurant before he pried open the cash registers A K-9 team from the Wyoming Police Department responded to help with the search but by the time they arrived the man had left the scene The sheriff's office is asking the public for help in identifying the man in the still images provided by one of the businesses deputies are not releasing the total amount of money that was taken This incident remains under investigation; anyone with information is asked to contact Ottawa County Silent Observer at 877-887-4536 — Deputies have released surveillance images of the man accused for a string of burglaries in Allendale Township last week Three eateries had been broken in to before 1 a.m according to the Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office (OCSO) Evidence suggests cash registers at Dairy Queen Photos of the suspect were released Wednesday (see more in the image viewer above) Those with knowledge of the suspect’s identity or anything related to the investigation are encouraged to connect with Silent Observer by calling 1-877-88-SILENT