Please Support Continuous Local Covid-19 Coverage on Glenside Local Manor College in Jenkintown announced today that it will debut women’s flag football and men’s volleyball for the 2025-26 school year Both sports are expected to play their first home games on campus in 2026 “I am excited to launch these new sports here at Manor College,” John Dempster is getting extremely popular and I want Manor College to be a trailblazer for this sport in our area.” which includes teams from Eastern University Holy Family University and Neumann University announced their recognition of women’s flag football as an NCAA sport An announcement on a head coach is expected in the near future Dempster expects the team to field a roster between 10 and 20 players and the institution said it already has interest from students already enrolled at Manor a freshman at Manor College studying Veterinary Technology played flag football for two years while attending Cheltenham High School “Girls I played with in high school were familiar with football and it made them want to come out and play,” said Simmons who currently plays on the women’s basketball team at Manor “There’s a strong community you gain from playing football plans to play for the Blue Jays next Spring The Blue Jays begin their first men’s volleyball season in Spring 2026 Men’s volleyball has been an official sport sponsored by the NCAA since 2018 and the NJCAA region 19 features eight teams While Manor College is a member of the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) A proposal to the Eastern States Athletic Conference of which Manor College is a founding member The Blue Jays have been home to a women’s volleyball team for several decades most recently competing in the ESAC and USCAA A unisex volleyball club featuring informal games on campus helped to fuel interest in a men’s team “With our current student body and new recruits coming in we are hoping to be competitive in men’s volleyball from the beginning,” Dempster said For all the latest news, follow us on Facebook or sign up for Glenside Local’s “Daily Buzz” newsletter here Watch today's top stories and most popular videos which provide you with features like past/future radar and customizable layers Trust us to help you plan the best day possible with the most accurate weather forecast available We recognize our responsibility to use data and technology for good We may use or share your data with our data vendors The Weather Channel is the world's most accurate forecaster according to ForecastWatch, Global and Regional Weather Forecast Accuracy Overview By Christina LiAvid Reader Press: 352 pages, $29If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission from Bookshop.org, whose fees support independent bookstores. Two families, both alike in dignity and each with plenty of suppressed damage, meet in a crumbling Altadena mansion for the reading of Oscar-winner-turned-recluse Vivian Yin’s will in Christina Li’s adult fiction debut, “The Manor of Dreams.” On one side of the table are Vivian’s daughters, Lucille and Rennie, as well as Lucille’s only child, Madeline. On the other side are Elaine Deng, a single mother, and her daughter Nora. Completing the opening tableau is Reid Lyman, Vivian’s attorney. It’s not entirely clear why the families are meeting in Yin Manor, Vivian’s dilapidated mansion, as opposed to in the attorney’s office, but as this is a gothic haunted house novel, the venue, if a tad contrived, is crucial. Books Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s ‘Silver Nitrate’ continues her tradition of overturning genres — this time in the chilling story of film horror fanatics in Mexico City. When Lucille gets a preliminary toxicology report from her mother’s autopsy, she learns that the results are “inconclusive,” and becomes convinced that Elaine must have poisoned Vivian, and sets out to use her week in the house to prove it. That these two women have bad blood between them is obvious, but readers are, at this point, as in the dark as daughters Nora and Madeline. L.A. author Lisa See explains how her historical novel about a doctor, ‘Lady Tan’s Circle of Women,’ was inspired by an antique bed in her family store. The book falls short in its attempt to tie Yin Manor’s haunted nature to the exploitation of the thousands of Chinese migrants who built the Western half of the first transcontinental railroad, however. It’s an evocative through line, to be sure, but it’s given short shrift, and doesn’t end up having the emotional or political impact that it might have. On the whole, though, “The Manor of Dreams” is a swift and enjoyable read, increasingly spooky, with a surprising queer romance twining its way through. Masad, a books and culture critic, is the author of the novel “All My Mother’s Lovers” and the forthcoming novel “Beings.” Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map Toledo Opera will present the inaugural spring performances of Opera ‘Round Town – formerly known as Opera Outdoors – with weekly performances at Wildwood Preserve Metropark The first performance will take place on the front lawn at the Manor House at Wildwood Preserve Metropark on Wednesday the performance will be moved indoors to the Manor House Lawn chairs and/or picnic blankets are recommended The series will continue Wednesdays May 14 and 21 both at 6 p.m The May 7 performance marks the first performance under the Opera ‘Round Town name following the rebranding of the series earlier this year Developed in partnership with presenting sponsor iHeart Media Opera ‘Round Town expands Toledo Opera’s community engagement efforts offering live performances at a range of community hubs across the region The upcoming spring series will feature the Opera’s 2024-2025 cohort of resident artists selected from an international pool of more than 150 applicants for a one-year residency in Toledo Resident Artists Sarah Rachel Bacani (soprano) and Alessandro “Alex” Rotundo (pianist) will perform iconic vocal selections from the classical repertoire along with musical theatre and other American standards Opera ‘Round Town represents an important step in making opera more accessible to the public: “With Opera ‘Round Town we’re bringing the power and beauty of live opera directly into the heart of our community – at the Metroparks and beyond Thanks to the generous support of iHeart Media this rebranded series makes opera more accessible and more connected to the region we serve.” “iHeart Media is thrilled to sponsor the newly rebranded Opera ‘Round Town and partner with Toledo Opera in yet another exciting music venture,” shared iHeart Media “We are passionate about supporting the arts and fostering musical talent and this collaboration is a wonderful opportunity to bring beautiful opera performances to our community we look forward to creating unforgettable experiences and celebrating the magic of music.” Click typewriter to read opinions from readers or to learn how to submit one of your own Interested in advertising here on the sidebar of BG Independent News, or in becoming an annual sponsor? Contact Elizabeth Roberts-Zibbel at elizabeth.lrz@gmail.com or click image below for the Advertise page also accessible from the Main Menu heading above Manor College and Motivos magazine held a joint program on Thursday May 1 that enabled prospective students from area high schools to engage with current college students Your Future,” explored the value of a higher education degree “We wanted to partner with Manor College for this program to help bolster a sense of agency in high school students and strengthen their reasons to persist through post-secondary pathways,” Jenée Chizick Agüero and took part in workshops and small breakout sessions “Higher education in Pennsylvania is affordable with an incredibly strong return on investment,” Dr “It is the predominant investment that catalyzes upward economic mobility for families and individuals in our country academically excellent and within the reach of all families we’re proud to be that catalyst for students and their families.” Six Philadelphia-area high schools and 55 students attended the workshop Motivos is a bilingual magazine that showcases student voices Motivos empowers youth in historically excluded communities by bridging gaps in access Through their magazine and mentorship programs Motivos co-creates a platform for cultural expression storytelling and connection – building the confidence community and support young adults need to pursue their dreams and thrive in life was founded in 1947 by the Ukrainian Sisters of Saint Basil the Great it remains the only institution founded by Ukrainian Sisters in the United States The institution features more than 30 Bachelor’s and Associate’s degrees across various career paths For more information on Motivos, click here. 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Please login here to access content or purchase a subscription to the Ville Platte Gazette or Basile Weekly MayorsManor.com - LA Kings News May 3, 2025 By 23 Comments there are likely no words that will make the sting of the past week go away anytime soon It can be a frustration that comes from many different angles There’s no right time to turn the page following the end of a team’s regular season either the other 31 teams have to pick up the pieces and move forward with plans for next year — often before the fanbase is ready With that in mind we begin today with an apology to all the Kings fans who are still in disbelief LA was eliminated by Edmonton in the first round It’s a bummer and you have every right to be angry We have many weeks ahead to try and help dissect it all for you And we appreciate that many of you have strong opinions as to what should happen next some of which will be shared on a future Kings Of The Podcast episode where there is proper time for a full discussion along with more context and reasoning to be laid out From everything we’ve been able to gather over the past 24 hours it appears Blake and Hiller will likely remain in place for the 2025-26 season While nothing is official — and it seems the entire organization is taking the weekend to decompress a bit after what just happened — these are the indications we’ve been getting through multiple sources Did the coach make questionable decisions in the playoffs And those are things that will need to be answered for and discussed moving forward the flip side of the coin seems to also be visible Hiller guided the team to 105 points during the regular season That’s apparently hard to dismiss over what happened in a few playoff games even if postseason performance carries more weight There are almost surely other factors; what they are we’ll attempt to uncover in the days and weeks ahead the power play — a primarily reason for their loss to the Oilers last season — was remarkedly better this time around – Clarke & young players step up — The Mayor | Team MM (@mayorNHL) May 2, 2025 While the notes highlighted in the above tweet are true there remains plenty more to discuss at a later date that’s likely not enough to get a coach fired He is universally considered one of the NHL’s better bench bosses and major gaffes in Boston were not enough to initially get him dismissed nor to diminish his reputation Barry Trotz had many playoff failures before finally winning a Stanley Cup Another case in point would be Peter DeBoer Why does a guy like that get repeated chances The answer is partially that good coaches can be hard to find at the top level there should at least be reasonable consideration to the fact that much of what he did was positive One thing we’d hope Hiller would not repeat in the future is playing his veterans so many minutes That game plan didn’t appear to work well and we’ll assume it’s something he’s going to review at length over the summer Anze Kopitar and Drew Doughty are future Hall of Fame players Their numbers will be in the rafters of Crypto.com Arena at some point They also should not be leading the team in minutes played The long talked about transition to the next generation is here and should be now there is still a lot of inexperience on this team LA entered the playoffs with more than a handful of players who lacked postseason action For every hardened veteran there was somebody who came with question marks Andrei Kuzmenko had never played in the Stanley Cup Playoffs Alex Laferriere had five games of playoff experience it’s an important factor when looking back at the reasons behind Blake adding guys like Warren Foegele and Joel Edmundson last summer And the other key piece acquired at that time was Tanner Jeannot It had even been said that one of the main reasons they traded for the 27-year-old forward was for Game 83 That alone will be one of the many (many!) ‘what ifs’ that could be debated over the off-season We would expect the Kings to explore adding a few more experienced players to their lineup this summer — not to take minutes away from young players but rather to surround them with additional support There needs to be a greater emphasis on letting those young players shine They’ve proven (albeit in smaller sample sizes) that they’re up for the challenge Quinton Byfield made a costly mistake late in a game That doesn’t take away from the growth he’s shown this season He’s blossomed into a well-earned larger role on the team Although Clarke had an up and down regular season according to some he’s better today than he was 12 months ago because of the experience gained Byfield has taken noticeable steps each of the past three seasons We expect Clarke to show similar — if not greater — levels of improvement next season The Kings will have roster openings this summer and money to spend We’re still of the belief that Vladislav Gavrikov will sign a contract extension (details forecasted here) Jeannot will be an unrestricted free agent Erik Portillo is assumed to be taking over as the No His Reign teammate Andre Lee will be given an opportunity to earn a full-time NHL job during training camp he’s a restricted free agent on July 1 When all of the above transactions are completed, the Kings should have around $10-15M more to spend (due to a combination of the salary cap increasing, retention money coming off the books, etc. — again, we did a deeper dive on the numbers here) Hopefully, they can use some of their extra cap space to add a player with the elusive intangible; that grit or it factor. They need at least one Matt Greene, Mike Richards, or Jarret Stoll type guy heading into next season. We wrote about it several years ago the Kings won’t just be ‘running it back’ next season They’ll be adding to a group that finished as one of the best in the league over the final few months of the season… and produced 105 points… and earned valuable playoff experience for some of their young core If they learn from their mistakes of the 2025 playoffs the future looks a lot brighter than it did each of the last three summers REPORT: Clarke Not Available via Trade; Latest on Anderson, Spence and Gavrikov Forecasting a Gavrikov Contract Extension, Plus LA Kings Trade Deadline Notes Kings Of The Podcast: Ep. 152 with Vladislav Gavrikov Follow @mayorNHL // Note to webmasters/reporters: When recapping news or interviews from this site please remember to include a link to www.MayorsManor.com googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-522840723937225840-1'); }); John Hoven is a former member of the Professional Hockey Writers Association and co-hosts Kings of the Podcast He's also the founder and editor of MayorsManor.com which has been named Best Sports Blog in Los Angeles and Hockey Blog of the Year Click "ABOUT OUR TEAM" below for a full bio the only silver lining at all from this awful finish was that Blake HAD to finally get fired being perhaps the single largest reason for the quick exit between his mind-boggling and series changing to his repeatedly failing attempts to lock down leads with prevent defense (which we have seen fail at a ridiculously high rate the last 20 years) demonstrating repeated and massive asset mismanagement and somehow getting credit for course correcting Would I rather have a a 25 year old Vilardi right now than a 34 year old Kuemper I don’t know one single Kings fan whose love for the Kings hasn’t wavered over these last years–not because it’s tough to root for a losing team but because the organization doesn’t seem to care remotely about winning Bringing back proven losers like Blake and Hiller who will make more mistakes foster a culture of falling apart and actively stand in the way of winning cups next year 5 years from now or a decade from now is more of the same Blake inherited a rebuilding team with a TON of draft capital spence and laffy (only 2 of them are every day players and only 1 is a game changer and he’d better be at #2 overall) Almost every trade has been completely one sided PLD being the most obvious but let’s not forget the horrible Cal Peterson signing and subsequent trade of assets to rid his contract A 2nd and 4th for a 4th line player with 1 year left on his deal (Jeannot) A 2nd for lias andersson who never amounted to anything Between the terrible drafts and trades it is absolutely mind boggling that Blake would get a new contract They are not built to compete with teams like Florida They can’t beat an Edmonton team with literally 1 good line and a lineup of all offensive defensemen The only positive of losing in the first round for 4 years in a row was that Blake would be gone in the never ending acceptance of mediocrity If this team had ownership and upper management that truly cared The Kings are a sad excuse for a hockey franchise What about the other younger players eg Thomas He may not be the best but his record is great I don’t think Lee makes the NHL roster next season Smith and Lee didn’t impress in his King games Lewis wouldn’t have touched the ice in the last part of the season Having to run Kopi and Doughty out there again is going to be tough both all time King greats but time to give up the thrones Byfield… not a lot of hockey sense but a ton of talent Not sure if he ever takes over the first line I’d like to see Turcotte get serious minutes outside of the fourth line They all know it won’t be long until Greentree takes one of their jobs in the next season or two Maybe Zoeller and a decent free agent also joins the team in 25/26 and/or 26/27 Rob Blake has had 8 years to win a playoff series and simply can’t do it Keeping him is the absolute stupidest idea in the history of hockey so OF COURSE the Kings will bring him back This is a team that has stopped trying to win Stanley Cups and is simply satisfied with decent attendance A regular season 105 point record is meaningless Do you think they hang up banners for that You play the regular season in order to make the playoffs He didn’t come in with a proven playoff track record He did not allocate time on ice effectively He did not adjust mid series when his rivals did And why trust Hiller automatically going into this season We’re not even certain they interviewed other coaches before they gave it to Hiller Blake kept handing out pricey multi year extensions to coaches and here we are Prime example of what can be done in ten years Rob Blake was gifted this job and didn’t match even a fraction of what the Golden Knights pulled off I’ve been a fan of this organization for 25+ years introduced all three of my children to the team and the sport I left the cesspool called Los Angeles and am in South Carolina i stayed up late and saw about 70 games including all the playoff games i kept the billing for my TV service in LA so as to keep access to FSW You are entitled to a different opinion of course I can’t justify supporting the team anymore My question to John Hoven is do you have a counterpart in Florida and Carolina I will be switching my allegiance locally They need big time playoff performers when it matters Hiller has only been here one full year but to have leads that late in several games & they not able to put a team away is seriously concerning aside from the two old heads: Kopitar & Doughty (big contracts and hard to trade any way) everyone is tradable Even with the additions we made this team is 10-ply Kopitar as captain has been a complete failure no playoff series wins since his promotion Drew was on the ice for 17 of Edmonton’s 27 goals this series and finished with a team worst -7 there’s a ton of blame to go around but no one should be under any illusions that they are top line players at this point of their careers He lost his composure in the playoffs and has no accountability for his actions You guys let your personal feelings get in the way of making sound decisions for the success of the team Even a partial retain would free up like 8-9 mill on the cap If all we get is a rerun of this season fans should run for hills it does make sense…Hiller couldn’t expect 14 players to take on 20 for six grueling games Totally on the players letting EDM back into games when leading but Hiller broke their back with his challenge They never recovered after that…it crushed their spirit All the other positives you mentioned may be true but coaching cost the Kings a 2nd round advance The kings defense could not keep a relic like perry out of their goalies crease I’m checking out until this entire regime changes—president like many other fans on this site have spent serious hard-earned dollars to watch the Kings the last 4 years have been really hard to take I have no personal animus against Luc or Blake but there’s such a thing as accountability They have won nothing in 8 years and we keep paying financially and emotionally to watch the same result over and over again It’s going to be really hard to accept any form of “we got better we’re running it back – now give us another 20K so you can watch the same thing next year.” You can argue that they mismanaged what was considered the best young talent pool in hockey but to their credit they did end up putting a very good team together that did have an outside shot who have given everything and deserved better by sticking them with an arrogant rookie coach A coach who put way too many miles on aging horses throughout the season so he can give the 7th D-man 2 minutes of ice-time in a game A coach who had all season to build a 4th line he trusted but would often bench players mid-season for the smallest of mistakes A coach who ultimately didn’t trust his team he would have never challenged a goal that every fan and every analyst watching knew had a slim-to-none chance of being overturned So instead of giving his team a chance in OT They came back as much as they could in game 6 because they’re elite athletes and have pride the 4th line finally got a chance to play and proved to be effective the minute a coach like Montgomery became available they did the right thing for the team and jumped Look how much better the Leafs are now that they finally have a real coach Blake and Luc will most likely keep Hiller who’s under contract and in so doing betray the fans yet again and take away any chance Kopi or Drew have for one more deep playoff run before Father Time finally catches them How many upcoming UFAs in the next few years are going to want to stay here and continue to play for a team that can’t get out of the first round I feel more than ever that what happens this off-season is going to dictate the Kings’ future for years to come It’s entirely possible that the team we had this year will be the best for years to come I hope ownership is watching and cares enough to make the right moves It’s been 8 years of futility and no plan for improvement Blake tries to full holes and creates new ones that can’t be fixed during the season because we are always up against the cap our new talent doesn’t have the support it needs and our head coach (5th in 8 years) is not ready to take a team into the playoffs Blake keeps doing the same thing over and over again expecting better results despite getting the same results each time and develop a new 5 year Dean Lombardi plan Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" With the days winding down on his 40+ year career in broadcasting Hall of Famer Nick Nickson stopped by Kings Of The Podcast to share various stories from throughout his time in Los Angeles — including ones that involve Anze Kopitar Tweets by mayorNHL Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Penn Manor senior Robert Ethan White has accomplished something that few high school students ever do: he wrote and published his own novel Working under the direction of English teacher Scott Hertzog a miserable old man living a hollow life in a small community along the Susquehanna River When his inner demons take a monstrous physical form and threaten not just him Dean must confront both the monsters — and himself — if he has any hope of saving his home Robert has been passionate about writing since childhood often writing far beyond his grade school assignments because he loved storytelling.  “After writing my first short story for a contest when I was around 12 or 13 “But it wasn’t until my sophomore year of high school when a theatre teacher in Florida encouraged me to write a play that won at a thespian festival that I realized I couldn’t survive without writing.” Seeing his first novel in print is “pretty incredible,” he said Susquehannock was inspired by I Am Legend by Richard Matheson “Waits was the inspiration for the main character’s design and voice to the extent that it even played a role in the plot.”  “I remember going for the first time and wondering what kind of person could live there — and decided to tell that story.” The book cover art was designed by Robert’s father based on one of the characters in the book who oversaw Robert’s independent study project “Robert’s ability to craft a story filled with atmosphere and he should be incredibly proud of what he has accomplished.” The project took the entire school year to complete who has helped five other Penn Manor students publish novels over the years Susquehannock is now available through Lulu.com. A better community … one student at a time Penn Manor School District100 East Cottage AvenueMillersville, PA 17551717.872.9500 The Penn Manor community will work collaboratively to help students define and achieve their academic and life goals All Rights Reserved.Designed by Bethink Studio Be sure you have your GPS enabled and try again Restaurant Brings Approximately 120 Jobs to Community Donates $25,000 to Address Food Insecurity  The Chick-fil-A PlayTM  App is your home for free games and activities designed to create more time with your favorite people Heather Hagerty ‘92 will be the alumni speaker for Manor College’s Commencement Ceremony on May 15 “I was shocked and honored to be considered,” Hagarty said “Manor opened my world and set me on a career path that I have enjoyed for 30 years now.”  Hagerty graduated from Manor College with an Associate’s Degree in Paralegal Studies in 1992 She began working in the real estate legal and title industry shortly after graduation she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Holy Family University “It all started for me because of Manor,” she said “It gave me the confidence that I could do this Hagarty grew up in Rockledge and attended St She graduated from Bishop McDevitt High School in Glenside Hagarty is the Founder and CEO of H&H Settlement Services in Glenside Hagerty has been married since 2001 and has two children Hagerty looks to showcase what she learned at Manor “I want to emphasize to graduates that they should take what they learned and go make their mark on the world,” Hagerty said Anatoli Murha Named 2025 Manor College Commencement Speaker Student Speakers Announced for 2025 Commencement Ceremony 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 Congratulations to Penn Manor High School’s Quiz Bowl team which recently qualified for national competition for the first time since 2019 The team of Brady Mitchell (senior captain) and sophomores Natalie Aungst and Eliza Myer will be heading to the 2025 High School National Championships May 24 and 25 in Atlanta Penn Manor qualified by placing in the top ranks of competitive Quiz Bowl tournaments throughout the season The team also is one win away from qualifying for the Final Four in WGAL’s Brainbusters competition The Comets take on league champs Cedar Crest at 12:30 p.m This year’s team has done well because of its balance and they are all experts in different subjects so they are a very balanced team where everyone contributes “With three of the four players returning next year and a number of talented younger players coming up we hope to continue the winning tradition in future seasons.” To help fund the trip to Nationals, the team is hosting fundraisers on April 29, from 4 to 8 p.m., at Tropical Smoothie, and all day on May 1 at Mod Pizza. Learn more We wish the team luck as they continue to represent Penn Manor in upcoming competitions.  Posted in: Games, Indie Games, Raw Fury, Video Games | Tagged: , Check out the latest gameplay trailer for The Séance of Blake Manor as the developers have released a free demo out on Steam Indie game developer Spooky Doorway and publisher Raw Fury have revealed a new trailer for The Séance of Blake Manor while launching a free demo this is a detective adventure title set in late 1800s Ireland where you must solve the disappearance of a woman named Evelyn Deane at a remote hotel that is brimming with secrets. Enjoy the gameplay trailer here as the demo is available right now in Steam A group of mystics from across the globe gather in the west of Ireland to rip open the veil between worlds and speak directly with the dead Detective Ward is summoned to find her and uncover the culprit before someone else disappears But the manor and its residents have more than one secret to hide Can Ward safely navigate the haunted corridors to save Miss Deane before it is too late you'll interview and interrogate an eclectic group of suspects to learn more about their motivations and unearth any clues they may be hiding then use your findings to uncover the truth about Blake Manor and the mysterious séance that has brought these unusual guests together Arriving at Blake Manor just before Halloween you'll soon learn something isn't quite right as unexplained phenomena torment you at every turn you'll learn of the centuries of tragedy that have befallen the manor and the sad stories of spirits suffering because of it And somewhere in the midst of it all lie the mysterious whereabouts of Evelyn Dean solve environmental clues and reach the forbidden areas of the hotel…and beyond But be careful – each action and every lost minute counts the day down Be in the right place at the right time to catch critical events pertinent to your investigation And who knows what hidden secrets lie in wait once you've turned in for the night… JC Reporter 1 min readIsraeli international Manor Solomon fired Leeds United to the English Championship title on Saturday with a stoppage-time winner in a 2–1 victory over Plymouth Argyle a 25-year-old winger or attacking midfielder on loan from Tottenham Hotspur scored in the 91st minute to seal the club’s return to the Premier League with 100 points He ends the season with 10 goals and 13 assists he was “the most dangerous attacking threat” for the club no talks have taken place about staying,” Solomon told Israel’s N12 News “I have three more years left on my contract with Tottenham.” Leeds is reportedly interested in a permanent deal though competition and cost may complicate a transfer At least three Premier League clubs are said to be monitoring the Israeli star Solomon was signed by Tottenham in 2023 and transferred to Leeds last season The striker was met with anti-Israel and antisemitic abuse following his signings to both clubs Solomon was attacked online for his Israeli background and service in the IDF and the news of his signing for Leeds reignited the abuse towards Solomon with one X user writing that they’d rather the team be “relegated” than sign “that Zionist Manor Solomon.” Leeds Football Manor Solomon Penn Manor CTC student Khaira Omari has won a statewide contest to design a youth suicide prevention poster Her design depicts black-and-white photos of nine smiling young people saying “You matter” in different languages you matter” and includes the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline 988 number a junior enrolled in the Visual Communications Careers program at Lancaster County Career & Technology Center placed first in the 2025 Youth Suicide Prevention Poster Contest Khaira said she wanted the poster to show “people Whether you come from a different background or community it’s important to be there for one another.” “It’s important to care and keep seeing the people you love keep smiling because one day “That’s why suicide prevention is important We congratulate Khaira for delivering this important message in such a powerful and creative way While everyone has had a tough time during the Battle of Eriadu the increasingly fraught situation exacerbates Farzala Tarabal’s internal struggles despite some minor progress as even the arrival of the Republic Fleet hasn’t changed the tide and the Warden’s dastardly plans are closing than ever to eradicating the denizens the planet by leveling their cities overwhelmed by the decision he must make and his desires to see all his friends alive to the end and he thinks there’s only one way to proceed: evacuate and let it go the inevitable is here and he’d rather see everyone alive than lose anyone else to save the city Back on art and seeing us through to the very end fitting since he’s been here since the beginning and Comicraft’s Jimmy Betancourt & Tyler Smith lettering When Farzala rushes off into his destruction-filled vision to confront the mysterious figure vexing him it feels a lot like a personal hell for Farzala and Obratuk’s appearance is a frightening climax to all the build-up of this specter over the past few issues serious face is already unsettling to some degree which make him seem like the obstacle Farzala must overcome constantly surprising with the depth of detail he can provide as well so I appreciated how Ishnar’s speech scenes have her doing what’s right at the moment beings all around her as she both urges them forward and she concentrates on her comm giving credence to her change and how vital she believes her words are as through it all she can narrow in on what matters DISCLOSURE: I received a copy of this comic from the publisher at no charge in order to provide an early review this did not affect the overall review content is coming to the Penn Manor High School stage March 13   Shows are at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 13; 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, March 14 and 15; and 2 p.m. Saturday, March 15. Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for students and are available online.     Thursday’s show is free (with ID) to Penn Manor staff members and Comet Classic cardholders  Based on the celebrated novel by Daniel Wallace and the film directed by Tim Burton a traveling salesman who lives life to its fullest … and then some.  larger-than-life stories thrill everyone around him – most of all is determined to find out the truth behind his father’s epic tales.  Big Fish reminds us why we love going to the theatre – for an experience that’s richer   Nearly 100 students are involved with this production which is directed by Penn Manor music teacher and choral director Lauren Ciemiewicz courtesy of Engle Printing & Publishing Co Texas — UPDATE: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated Manor High School Manor Senior High School and Manor Early College High School would be consolidated when the three schools are already one campus as extensions of M.H.S Manor Independent School District heard from the community Tuesday as it starts working on its budget for the next school year It's already facing a $14 million budget deficit and needs to make major cuts and changes in order to reach a balanced budget including having one principal oversee three high schools and increasing class sizes "I don't pretend to anyone that when you cut 15 percent of your expenditures you're not going to have some hiccups," Dr But he says the district has to make tough decisions as it faces the large deficit and turmoil over public education funding continues at the state capitol "I think it's unfortunate in public education this is where we're at," Dr "You can't educate kids to the degree you want to without a balanced budget." Perhaps one of the biggest changes being proposed is consolidating the administration for Manor High School The three schools are already considered one campus but this change means now one principal would oversee the three schools "All students who are seniors have to take government But if you have a government teacher over here and another government teacher next door Class sizes were a large concern for parents during a budget Q-and-A session Tuesday night "If I'm a teacher and now I have more students than I had before but I'm getting more training and better materials from the district and they're asking me to do less of the other stuff then I have a better chance with the kids who I have." Dr There will also be a reduction in bus stops and the start and end time at the high school will be 30 minutes earlier I think it was somewhere around $250,000 year-over-year in the reduction in transportation costs." Dr Sormani says Manor ISD is in a better position than most districts "You hit a balanced budget; it's a huge milestone," Dr "There are districts all around the state who would kill to say we have drafted a balanced budget." He promises it's all for student success and I think it is a positive step to put us on the right strong foundation to build upon what our kids are already accomplishing," Dr To celebrate the city builder's first anniversary Slavic Magic outlines the major Manor Lords updates it has coming in the near future Follow us for daily PC games news, guides and reviews on X, Facebook, Google News, and Steam. Or sign up to our free newsletter Manor FFA members recently helped remove invasive species from the Pinnacle Overlook in a habitat restoration project designed to improve forest biodiversity eight students and their advisor spent about three hours removing honeysuckle bushes and vines and multiflora rose bushes from the Pinnacle Overlook in Susquehannock State Park.  Removing these invasive species gives native plants a better chance of survival and improves the forest biodiversity members of the FFA’s Manor Cares Committee began the day with a lesson from Kelly Ford an environmental education specialist with the PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources “We should be able to see results on new native vegetation growing within the next year” as a result of the students’ efforts Manor Cares hopes to make this an annual project Details: cache-fra-eddf8230128-FRA 1746518383 1452150632 Manor College’s Men’s Basketball Team won the Eastern States Athletic Conference Championship game on Saturday The team defeated Bucks County Community College 103-80 at Manor’s home gym in Jenkintown “This is an incredible win for an incredible team,” John Dempster “This team banded together and finished the season hot and on a high note The Blue Jays were led on Saturday by sophomore Manny Roach (Life Center Academy NJ) who scored 43 points in the championship Junior forward Bryce Nwobu (Cherokee High School/Marlton The ESAC championship victory is a historical moment for the institution It’s the first ESAC championship game any Manor College team has hosted and it is the first ESAC championship the Men’s basketball team has won in the conference’s fourth year of existence winning their last nine games and owning a 14-4 record on the season Accomplished Artist Adrianna Henkels Artwork Displayed in Manor College Library Blending Art and Science to Forge Career Path for Manor College Vet Tech Student W.W. Smith Charitable Trust Provides Record Award to Manor College Manor Student Becomes U.S. Citizen in Pursuit of Dental Career Kansas City music lovers have a chance to see 60 local bands on local stages this May Manor Fest is an annual fundraising event for the nonprofit Manor Records Foundation which helps independent artists release tapes the festival is spread out across 20 different venues in various neighborhoods in Kansas City It gets everybody together," said founder Shaun Crowley if you're from Kansas City and want to know anything about the local music scene this is a great place to see 60 of those bands." For more information about this year's artist lineup and tickets, visit Manor Records. The Penn Manor Board of School Directors has approved the school calendar for 2025-2026 The first day of school for students will be August 25 Four weather makeup days are included in the calendar Natasha Moore and Yorlenny Vaca Lazo have been named the student speakers for the Manor College 2025 Commencement Ceremony will represent the Associate’s Degree graduates She is earning her Associate’s Degree in Business Administration a senior from Swenson Arts and Technology High School in Philadelphia will represent the Bachelor’s Degree graduates Manor College’s 2025 Commencement Ceremony takes place on May 15 in an outdoor ceremony on campus The institution’s commencement orator will be Anatoli Murha CEO of Ukrainian Selfreliance Federal Credit Union Ga.) graduates from Manor College with her Associate’s Degree in Business Administration I feel honored to be able to address my peers who are receiving their Associate’s Degrees,” Moore said “My peers constantly inspire me to strive for excellence and push myself to achieve my goals.”  a Public Hearing Officer and a member of Rotaract and Phi Theta Kappa She’s excited for Commencement to share in the success with members of her family “My dad has always been my biggest supporter and motivator and I can’t wait to make him proud of me for achieving my goals,” Moore said “My Grandma has also been a constant source of encouragement reminding me of the importance of education and hard work.”  Moore’s advice for her classmates is to understand who is in your circle of influence are in your circle of influence,” Moore said “Building relationships with these individuals can provide support guidance and academic and personal growth opportunities.” Yorlenny Vaca Lazo (Swenson Arts and Technology High School Philadelphia) graduates from Manor College with her Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice but because of everything it took to get here,” Vaca Lazo said “I began college with the goal of working in a field where I could help others and make a difference.” Vaca Lazo held a full-time retail job while attending college as a full-time student but it shaped me in ways I’ll always be grateful for,” Vaca Lazo said I kept pushing forward because I knew what I was working toward.” Vaca Lazo encourages students to not compare your path in life to anyone else and success doesn’t always look the same,” Vaca Lazo said taking care of family or going through challenges while studying – keep going to take breaks and to take pride in the small wins.” JENKINTOWN – Manor College received 200 laptops to loan to its students and neighbors from the PA Broadband Authority’s Digital Connectivity Technology Program (DCTP) The program seeks to place leading-edge technology in the hands of people who otherwise might not have access The laptops can be loaned to students as well as the general public as necessary to bridge the technology gap that exists in the neighborhoods Manor serves “The laptops provided for loan by this grant are state-of-the-art,” Dr “They give our students and neighbors an equal playing field to ensure they have new and greater opportunities to succeed Access to technology should not be a luxury Every individual needs to have this basic element for their professional growth.” Students will receive their laptops as necessary. The public is invited to email Manor College to inquire about applying for a loaner laptop by emailing advancement@manor.edu or by calling 215-885-2360 x1216 the laptops remain government property and must be returned to the college as hardware custodians Manor College’s Ukraine Dialogue Smith Charitable Trust awarded Manor College with a record award that is nearly 30 percent higher than last year’s gift Manor College received a gift of $65,000 this year from the trust This is the tenth year Manor College has received W.W “This increase allows us to help even more students this year,” Chris Hartman Smith Charitable Trust is a private foundation established by William Wikoff Smith in 1977 The Trust creates grants in the Greater Philadelphia region to support basic needs maritime heritage preservation and medical research primarily in heart disease Students eligible to receive funding come from one of five Pennsylvania counties (Bucks Montgomery or Philadelphia) or from Camden Students must be in good academic standing with cumulative and current grade point averages at 2.5 or better with a demonstrated financial need “My goal is to help animals at a nonprofit such as wildlife rehabilitation or the humane society,” said Lisbeth a student studying Veterinary Technology at Manor College Smith is an essential element to my growth as a person and achievements as a student My graduation is coming up soon and I feel prepared to enter the workforce “It’s been good to focus on my classes and use the help of the grant to focus on my studies as opposed to working long hours outside of class Smith Charitable Trust for making this experience easier to manage.” Dr. Crosby-Weeks Named Manor College Educator Manor College Student Uses Blessings of New Beginnings to Give Back Learn More about Dental Hygiene at Manor College Mary Sims was 33 years old when her first husband died in a sudden and tragic car crash in 1993 While they had known each other for decades Sims started her law firm months before the deadly crash and began working as an adjunct professor in 1992 and not only because Weymueller had been her best friend Sims took more than a month off from running the law firm She remembered receiving phone calls from people to her firm who’d say and the lack of care only made her angrier While she took a prolonged absence from her firm Sims found herself back in the Manor College classroom less than a week after Weymueller’s death her coworkers at Manor showed up in force at Weymueller’s funeral “I came back a week later because I just wanted to teach my class,” Sims said “I was doing a lot of estate work with his death Basil’s Academy and I grew up in Fox Chase Manor always made me feel like I was home.”  After more than 33 years serving at Manor College Sims will retire from full-time employment at the Jenkintown institution after this Spring 2025 semester “I’m not totally reconciled with the whole thing,” Sims said Sims’ career in teaching began in a courtroom She was a litigator after receiving her law degree “I believe when you have some kind of skill “I just liked interacting with the students what would happen in courtroom situations and more.”  whether it was through Weymueller’s death or when she first thought about retirement I’ll leave,’ but then I didn’t,” Sims said Above everything else, students found a supportive voice in Sims. Sheresa Palmer graduated from Manor College in 2022 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice Administration She went on to earn her Master’s Degree in Forensic Psychology from Neumann University and is enrolled in law school “One remarkable thing about Mary is that it was never about ‘I,’ but always about ‘we,” Palmer said feeling overwhelmed during my first year of college assuring me we would figure it out together.”  Anthony Caristo graduated from Manor College with his Associate’s Degree in Criminal Justice He’ll graduate from Bryn Athyn College in May with his Bachelor’s Degree in Pre-Law before attending Widener University Delaware Law School in August “the embodiment of what it means to be a Blue Jay.”  she always made herself available,” Caristo said She was and still is the mentor that I wholeheartedly cherish.”  That dedication stuck out to her peers as well “Mary holds a significance in my life that words cannot fully capture,” said Doruntina Ukella-Rukiqi Program Director for Criminal Justice at Manor College I often wonder what good did I do in life to be deserving of a wonderful friend and mentor like her.”  Dr. Cherie Crosby-Weeks Program Director for Education Programs at Manor College “Mary is a remarkable human being who truly embodied the Manor Mission in everything she does for her students and colleagues She was an A+ colleague with whom I enjoyed working and engaging in service to the community during our time together at Manor.” Outside of Sims’ brother Tom, who serves as Vice President of Advancement at Manor College, Assistant Professor of Math Leslie Weinfeld has known Mary Sims the longest Mary’s first husband was Weinfeld’s brother’s best friend and served as best man at his wedding “The best way I could describe Mary is joy,” Weinfeld said I can truly say she is an amazing woman.”  Sims plans to spend her retirement traveling and spending time with her second husband She’s played piano and currently teaches one student She purchased a small drum kit and began learning Sims wants to continue to find ways to help students She spent part of this month writing recommendation letters for students applying to law school the students at Manor are among the most inspiring and resilient people she’s ever met a Manor College alum reached out via email “You don’t know how much your belief in me helped me.”  “That’s not the reason I do it,” Sims said “Manor students come in with a lot of strikes against them it’s because someone told them that they couldn’t (succeed in college) Not that I’m this superhuman person or anything I wanted to tell them that they can do this.” Criminal Justice at Manor College