Ohio (WKEF) -- A celebration of life honoring 25-year-old Trenton Ladd who passed away in January was held by dozens of his closest friends and family addressed the crowd of people gathered to remember her son saying his death was the hardest thing she has ever experienced in her life Good Shepherd Ministries of Dayton hosted the memorial just feet away from where Trenton Ladd was found on January 5th About 5 months later his mother shared words of encouragement for the addicts in attendance and their families You just don't know how much our hearts break to see you suffer and not be in recovery," said Jackson Ladd was found dead outside Clearview Treatment Services in Dayton The Montgomery County Coroner ruled his death accidental hypothermia Kierstyn Crawford who attends meetings with families of addicts and is a counselor in the community said the lives of addicts and anyone in recovering mean something just like Ladd's life meant something And really just get the message out that people who are in recovery people who are struggling have a right to expect safe treatment They certainly shouldn't freeze to death," said Crawford Others in attendance remembered him as a light someone they could drive around and listen to music with and someone that gave them a laugh in dark times Always had a smile no matter what the struggles he was going through," said Amy Dunkin Dayton Site Director for Families of Addicts He hadn't given up on himself," added Crawford “It was unfortunate to lose a life this young and we just don't want what happenedwe want to be the voice for the people that can't talk anymore," said Shawn Trapp Program Director for Good Shepherd Ministries You can call the FOA-LINK Support Network helpline at 567-362-5465. 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You can also visit Good Shepherd Ministries' website for support and recovery resources Tenn.—The rain didn’t stop Trenton from celebrating its annual Teapot Festival The City of Trenton gathered Saturday morning for its 44th annual Teapot Festival Parade lining up at the Trenton Elementary School and continuing throughout the downtown area Several residents filled the streets to enjoy the festivities that included unique floats “We started the parade at 10 o’clock the sky just opened up and it was a beautiful for the whole parade It starts at about 6 o’clock and it’ll be a lot of people here A great time,” said Mayor Tony Burriss The festival events continue this evening with a Truck and Tractor Pull at Shady Acres Park For more local news stories, click here. was injured Saturday morning when he was struck by a pickup truck while attempting to cross a highway in Ray County According to a Missouri State Highway Patrol report The boy was attempting to cross the roadway when he was struck by a northbound 2024 Ford F150 driven by a 40-year-old man from Camden The driver was wearing a seat belt and was not injured The vehicle sustained no damage and was driven from the scene The pedestrian sustained minor injuries and was transported by Ray County EMS to Liberty Hospital for treatment The Highway Patrol was assisted at the scene by Ray County deputies Ohio — A 35-year-old Cincinnati man has been arrested by the US Marshals Fugitive Task Force for allegations of rape and kidnapping involving a juvenile according to the Trenton Police Department Tandi Wanchu Tamang was arrested in connection with "a reported incident that occurred on April 6." Tamang has been taken to the Middletown Jail Police did not provide any additional details on the allegations against Tamang Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Trenton "T Money" Delmar Switzer unexpectedly as a result of an automobile accident he was the son of Tiffany Switzer and Brian Rayburn a spirited sophomore at Southern Garrett High School juggled school with his job at Garrett 8 Cinemas with the Gulf Coast holding a special place in his heart and dreamed of studying in Florida to stay near the waves As a dedicated lineman for the Southern Garrett High School football team he poured effort into training for the upcoming season With bold ambitions and a promising future Trenton was a bright young soul whose life was heartbreakingly cut short he is survived by his paternal grandparents Michelle Flowers; maternal great grandparents and Garrett Beachey; along with numerous cousins and close friends that meant the world to him; and his best friend He was preceded in death by his paternal great grandparents donations may be made to the Southern Garrett High School Football Team - 345 Oakland Dr. at the Fredlock & Fenner Funeral Homes A funeral service will be held on Saturday at 11 AM in the funeral home with Pastor Barbara Rexroad officating Interment will follow in the Deer Park Cemetery The Fredlock & Fenner Funeral Homes is honored to be caring for Trenton's family Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors USA; Baltimore Ravens linebacker Trenton Simpson (23) enters the field before a 2025 AFC divisional round game against the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium Mandatory Credit: Mark Konezny-Imagn Images A surge of bold ambition and high stakes defines the latest chapter in Baltimore’s defensive evolution where a calculated gamble on youthful talent meets the unforeseen twists of a rapidly shifting roster In the wake of releasing a former first-round pick following a breakout season that earned a Pro Bowl nod and Second Team All-Pro honors the organization set its sights on rejuvenating its lineup The spotlight turned to a promising third-round rookie poised to fill the void with the confidence earned through a standout collegiate career This decision marked an ambitious pivot from relying on proven stars to nurturing emerging talent for the long-term future was entrusted with the crucial responsibility of establishing himself as the starting weakside linebacker alongside an established His impressive preseason form stirred hopes that his familiar work ethic and raw talent would eventually translate into consistent performance his role expanded beyond special teams contributions as he was entrusted with significant playing time during the early part of the season—a testament to the faith placed in his abilities Veteran Leadership and Strategic Adjustments the road to consistency is often laden with unexpected challenges a sudden recalibration of the game plan led to a reduced defensive role for the rookie relegating him once again to special teams and limited appearances This strategic pivot allowed the team to lean on the wisdom and reliability of seasoned veterans whose leadership on and off the field had become indispensable ensuring that the immediate defensive needs of the team were met during critical moments of the season further changes underscored the delicate balance between nurturing youth and relying on veteran experience With both key veterans departing during the offseason the organization faced the challenge of reconstructing its approach to special teams—a vital component of its overall strategy a strategic selection during the later stage of the draft underscored a commitment to blending promising prospects with seasoned insights aiming to sustain competitive edge while shifting dynamics Reflecting on Decisions and Future Directions This period of transformation highlights the inherent risks and rewards of modern team management The decision to entrust a young linebacker with a vital role reflects a broader philosophy of building for the future even when immediate results may seem ambiguous this blend of daring innovation and strategic depth offers a compelling narrative: one where every roster shakeup is not merely a response to short-term challenges but part of an ongoing journey toward long-term excellence The evolving landscape leaves fans and observers with a thoughtful reminder that in sports change is both inevitable and essential for growth A Startling Turn in an NFL Career A renowned linebacker’s sudden arrest has sparked a moment of reflection within the league creating ripples that extend far beyond the.. 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Send it to us here with a brief description The Trenton baseball team is one series win away from a return trip to the final four the top-seed Tigers overcame an early 2-1 deficit and rallied for an 11-4 win against No 4 seed Chiefland in game two of the FHSAA Rural Region 4 Semifinals The win, coupled with Tuesday night’s game one win against the Indians sends Trenton to the region final on Monday The winner of the best-of-3 series will advance to the state semifinals in Fort Myers on Wednesday but pavement-pounding journalism is not free Join your neighbors who make this vital work possible “They came out swinging tonight,” said Trenton coach Chris Marlo who beat Chiefland for a fourth time this season A lot of those kids played for me when they were younger Their record doesn’t reflect what they’re going to bring to the table (tonight) in a regional game.” Chiefland (13-12) trailed 10-0 after two innings in game one so a quick start was important if they wanted to have a chance to force a game three Sophomore Brice Thomas led off the game with a single against Trenton sophomore pitcher Mason VunCannon He scored a few batters later on an RBI double to right center field by senior Luke Watkins for a 1-0 lead Trenton answered in the bottom of the first and threatened to have a big inning Sophomore Brant Bivens and VunCannon each singled off Chiefland starting pitcher Hunter Boyd Chiefland decided to intentionally walk University of West Georgia signee Jordan Marlo who had hit a 3-run home run in Tuesday’s game but it’s a respect thing,” said Jordan Marlo who doubled in a run in the sixth inning and finished 2-for-3 with a pair of runs scored Boyd got out of the jam by allowing just one run on a sacrifice fly by sophomore Pierson Weatherilt Chiefland took a 2-1 lead in the top of the second inning Senior catcher JR Hudson hit a hard grounder to third and reached on an infield hit Pinch runner Devon Minichello ended up scoring the go-ahead run on a throwing error by Trenton catcher Zane McArdle on a stolen base attempt But the momentum of the game changed in the bottom of the third inning but Chiefland third baseman Jolan Doty made a bad throw to second VunCannon scored on the play and tied the game 2-2 and then we capitalized on it with Ty’s home run,” Chris Marlo said drilled a three-run home run over the left field fence for his second home run of the season “The pitch before he threw me a high fastball and I laid off it Coach always gets on to me for swinging at the high fastballs but I put the barrel on it and took it for a ride.” The three-run blast turned a 2-2 game into a 5-2 lead for the Tigers “It felt like a huge momentum boost coming back to the dugout,” Moses said Chiefland senior Trey Meeks hit a solo home run in the top of the fifth to cut the deficit to 5-3 McArdle drove in a pair of runs with a double to right field in the bottom of the fifth and the Tigers batted around in the sixth and added four more “That’s what I preach every game,” Chris Marlo said making their pitchers throw a lot of pitches Vuncannon went the distance on the mound and struck out the side in order in the top of the seventh We really needed him to throw a complete game Game one against Fort Meade will be at 7 p.m The game will be broadcast online (audio only) at Mainstreet Daily News beginning at 6:45 p.m (Teams in the Mainstreet coverage area in bold) 4 Chiefland 4 – Trenton (22-4) wins series 2-0 2 West Florida (Pensacola) 2 – Suwannee leads 1-0 2 West Florida (Pensacola) at 3 Suwannee (Live Oak) 5 Columbia (Lake City) 1 – Niceville leads 1-0 4 Tate (Cantonment) 2 – Buchholz leads 1-0 4 Tate (Cantonment) at 1 Buchholz, 7 p.m. – Game will be broadcast online (audio only) at Mainstreet Daily News beginning at 6:45 p.m. 1 Buchholz at 4 Tate (Cantonment), 7 p.m. CT Mainstreet does not have a paywall, but journalism is not free. Join your neighbors who make this work possible. Program Chairman Gary Dolan spoke about Lake Superior, a location he and his family have visited for many years, beginning in his childhood with his brother and father. The Dolan family spends summers in Grand Marais, located on the lake’s western side. Dolan noted that Lake Superior is the largest of the Great Lakes and is larger than the other Great Lakes combined. He added that, if emptied, the lake’s volume of water would cover both North and South America to a depth of one foot. He described the Lake Superior Circle Tour, a route covering 1,826 miles through states and Canadian provinces that border the lake. He explained the surrounding geography varies, with sandy shores on the southern edge and rocky terrain in the north. Grand Marais, where the Dolans stay, is a town of about 1,500 residents and has been recognized by several groups as “The Best Small Town in the U.S.” Dolan said the summer tourist season is consistently busy and attracts visitors from across the country. He also shared stories about family friends they’ve met during their visits, including his fishing companions. During the club’s business meeting, members were reminded of their responsibility to put up and take down flags around the courthouse on Flag Day, June 14. The group will meet at 6 a.m. An update was also given on the Bright Futures Trenton bathroom project, which is being supported through a District Grant. The club discussed the possibility of local service organizations jointly sponsoring a community fireworks display on July 3. Members agreed to participate in the effort. The estimated cost of the event is approximately $6,500, including insurance and the fireworks show. The program for the May 8 meeting will be presented by the owners of Bent Tree Gallery. Gary Dolan will serve again as program chairman. was arrested on a capias warrant after allegedly failing to appear in court on multiple charges The charges include felony first-degree burglary along with a misdemeanor charge of second-degree tampering with a motor vehicle Burnett is scheduled to appear in Division One of Grundy County Circuit Court on May 15 — One local festival hosted wrestling matches earlier Thursday The annual Teapot Festival in Trenton is continuing this week Tennessee Championship Wrestling hosted a head-slamming night of wrestling The matches were held at the fire station in downtown Trenton there will be another wrestling event this weekend But this time, starring wrestlers from the Tennessee Independent Wrestling Foundation. For more information, click here For more Gibson County news, click here. Abbye Johnson received the Star Farmer award and was also honored with the Gary Brinser Outstanding Senior recognition Other Star Award recipients were Tyler Dixon in agribusiness Addisyn Wehar was recognized as the Chapter Community Service recipient Jenna Hunter received the Blue and Gold Award while Ayra Meeker was presented the Black and Gold Award Scholarship medals were awarded to Johanna Goodin Chapter Leadership Medals were presented to Morgan Smith Mathew Kralicek was awarded a Frank Hoffman Memorial Loan and Paisley DeVorss received the Church Women United Greenhand Scholarship Bailey Williams earned a BTC Bank Scholarship All the awards included Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) components Kale Batson and Tyler Dixon were recognized with the Brownfield Farm Network Award and Titus Kottwitz received the Meservey Scholarship Tyler Dixon was also awarded a Steinhoff Scholarship The Trenton FFA Alumni Booster Scholarships were awarded to Ayra Meeker and Kaleb McCallon Washington Leadership Conference scholarships from the Trenton FFA Alumni Booster went to Cutler Epperson Trenton FFA Chapter officers for the upcoming school year are President Titus Kottwitz Junior Chapter officers are Malachi Kottwitz Comcast's Xfinity is the best internet provider in Trenton This cable internet provider offers the cheapest internet and widest coverage out of any provider in the area fiber is available to approximately 88% of households in Trenton Verizon Fios covers most of those Trenton households and is CNET's choice for the best fiber internet in the area but you can also get fiber-optic service from Optimum The cheapest internet provider in Trenton is Andrena's $30-a-month plan for 100Mbps You can also go for Xfinity's Connect More plan which gets you 400Mbps speed for $40 a month Expect the price to increase after the first 24 months Optimum's multi-gigabit plans are the fastest in the area Optimum's 8-gigabit plan offers symmetrical download and upload speeds of 8,000Mbps starting at $280 monthly Optimum offers other speed tiers such as 5- CNET's top recommendation for high-speed broadband in Trenton is Xfinity It offers the broadest coverage in the area Xfinity also stands out for its affordability with plans starting at $40 a month for speeds of 400Mbps making it a solid deal for most users While the FCC reports that around 69% of Trenton residents can access gigabit speeds the reality can be different depending on your exact location currently doesn’t provide service within Trenton itself access Optimum Fiber’s blazing multi-gigabit service -- up to 8,000Mbps for $280 a month low-cost internet at $30 a month for 100Mbps Aerial panorama of Trenton New Jersey skyline and state capitol at sunset The best internet deals and top promotions in Trenton depend on what discounts are available during a given time but we look frequently for the latest offers.  may offer lower introductory pricing or streaming add-ons for a limited time run the same standard pricing year-round.   For a more extensive list of promos, check out our guide on the best internet deals.  Note that these are only guidelines -- and that internet speed service and performance vary by connection type For more information, refer to our guide on how much internet speed you really need We go to the FCC’s website to check our data and ensure we consider every ISP that provides service in an area We also input local addresses on provider websites to find specific options for residents including the American Customer Satisfaction Index and J.D to evaluate how happy customers are with an ISP’s service ISP plans and prices are subject to frequent changes; all information provided is accurate as of publication To explore our process in more depth, visit our how we test ISPs page Comcast's Xfinity is the best internet provider in Trenton Verizon Fios covers most of those Trenton households and is CNET's choice for the best fiber internet in the area The cheapest internet provider in Trenton is Andrena's $30-a-month plan for 100Mbps You can also go for Xfinity's Connect More plan Optimum's multi-gigabit plans are the fastest in the area Optimum's 8-gigabit plan offers symmetrical download and upload speeds of 8,000Mbps starting at $280 monthly The latest news and information from the world's most respected news source BBC World Service delivers up-to-the-minute news The lack of affordable housing may be keeping some survivors in abusive relationships If you or someone you know is a survivor of domestic violence, help is available through the New Jersey Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-572-SAFE (7233) Outside of New Jersey, those in need may reach the National Domestic Violence Hotline by calling 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or by texting LOVEIS to 22522 The centers are intended to allow abuse survivors to get help from multiple providers at one location A new paid parental leave policy will go into effect for tens of thousands of state workers and Murphy called for reformed zoning laws to make it easier to build housing Katz said many New Jerseyans may be facing challenges with their partners “These bills are designed to address some of the issues they are involved with.” Morella said awareness about the nonphysical forms of control can be helpful in understanding domestic violence more holistically and identifying and preventing a problem before it becomes physical and more high risk The legislation has been approved by the General Assembly and is now being considered by the state Senate The New Jersey Domestic Violence Hotline is 1-800-572-SAFE The free WHYY News Daily newsletter delivers the most important local stories to your inbox WHYY is your source for fact-based, in-depth journalism and information. 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Learn more about Social Responsibility at WHYY Dear Reader,Unfortunately our comment platform isn\'t available at the moment due to issues with our paywall and authentication vendor The California Highway Patrol was called to the scene of a vehicle accident around 5 a.m on Trenton Road and River Road near Forestville male black bear was struck and killed Tuesday by a vehicle near Forestville a California Department of Fish and Wildlife spokesperson the California Highway Patrol responded to a call that a white Chevy pickup truck hit a bear near Trenton Road and River Road The driver was traveling River Road in the early morning darkness when he struck the bear the bear was alive and walking around before it eventually laid down on the shoulder and died CHP officers alerted the state Department of Fish and Wildlife which sent a wildlife biologist to collect the bear’s body adding that a necropsy would be performed on the animal Fish and Wildlife personnel also collected tooth and genetic samples from the bear that will help to determine the bear’s age adding that the necropsy will confirm the bear died from injuries related to the crash the executive director of the Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue said the bear’s death highlights the need for wildlife crossings in Sonoma County She called the incident “tragic” and said she wants the organization to not only focus on rescuing animals but also on the “bigger picture” of conservation “Highways can be — not only a source of unnecessary wildlife deaths but they can also break up connectivity between wildlife habitats,” Kellum said Thursday in an email “This is where the need for wildlife crossings come into play and why we monitor the movement of collared wildlife roadkill incidents and other data to determine where placement of wildlife crossings will be most effective.” “We can’t put wildlife crossings everywhere so it’s important for motorists to always be alert and on the lookout for the wildlife that we share this state with as each species has an essential role in California’s unique ecosystem,” she said Contact Staff Writer Anna Armstrong at 707-521-5255 or anna.armstrong@pressdemocrat.com The last time Trenton and Chiefland played, it was 12 days ago for the Rural-District 7 title. Trenton fell behind 3-0 in the fifth inning before rallying to win 4-3 over the Indians the two teams met once again in the opening game of the Rural-Region 4 Semifinals Jordan Marlo hit a three-run home run in the opening inning and host Trenton led 10-0 after the first two innings and cruised past Chiefland 11-4 to go up 1-0 in the best-of-three series Top-seed Trenton (21-4) can advance to the region final next week by beating Chiefland on Wednesday night the third and deciding game would be Thursday night at Chiefland Game 1 was originally scheduled for Monday night, but was postponed due to rain and lightning Waiting an extra 24 hours didn’t affect Trenton Brant Bivens led off the bottom of the first with a single to left field off Chiefland starter Taylor Brown Mason Vuncannon followed with a single to left as well and then Marlo followed with his three-run shot to center field “We got off to a good start with Bivens getting on and Jordan hitting the three-run shot,” Trenton coach Chris Marlo said “Those guys have been producing for us all year But then came the seven-run explosion in the second inning for Trenton Ten batters came to the plate for the Tigers Bivens had a sacrifice fly to extend the lead to 4-0 Zane McArdle added a two-run single later in the inning and Isaac Johnson drove in another run with a single the bottom of the order have all been hitting good,” Chris Marlo said can all hit the ball out and hit the ball over the outfielders’ heads.” Bivens started for Trenton and pitched three shutout innings Chiefland (13-11) got all four of its runs in the fourth against Tigers reliever Noah Owens Jolen Doty drove in the first run with a sacrifice fly and Colton Brown had a three-run double to make it 10-4 Game 2 on Wednesday will be broadcast at 6:45 p.m on Mainstreet Daily News (audio only) with Mike Ridaught and Joe Baker calling the contest.  FHSAA Baseball state playoffs (Best-of-3)(Teams in the Mainstreet coverage area in bold)Dates & times are subject to changeClass Rural-Region 3 Semifinals 2 Union County (Lake Butler) 9, 3 Branford 1 – Union County leads 1-0 2 Union County (Lake Butler) 12, 3 Branford 0 – Union County (14-14) wins 2-0 1 Trenton 11, 4 Chiefland 4 – Trenton leads 1-0 – Game will be broadcast online (audio only) at Mainstreet Daily News beginning at 6:45 p.m 2 Orangewood Christian (Maitland) 7, 3 St Francis Catholic Academy 0 – Orangewood Christian leads 1-0 2 Orangewood Christian (Maitland) 5, 3 St Francis Catholic Academy 3 – Orangewood Christian wins 2-0 2 West Florida (Pensacola) 9, 3 Suwannee (Live Oak) 8 – Series tied 1-1 2 West Florida (Pensacola) at 3 Suwannee (Live Oak) 5 Columbia (Lake City) at 1 Niceville 1 Niceville at 5 Columbia (Lake City) Join your neighbors who make this work possible officials say police officers are receiving extensive training to safeguard residents and protect their Constitutional rights Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora says residents deserve top-notch safety and their Constitutional rights must be protected A 45-page report found that officers "frequently" violated people’s constitutional rights Talks towards a consent decree are expected Seven of the new officers are from BIPOC communities The investigation will focus on allegations that officers have used excessive force stopped motorists and pedestrians without justification The University is currently operating under normal conditions The Morehead-Cain scholar grew up on the same road with most of his extended family.By Scott Jared Ja’Khari Bryant is a Morehead-Cain scholar who plans to enroll in Carolina’s School of Nursing He’s also majoring in human development and family science in the School of Education and serves as concert manager and sings baritone for the Clef Hangers is still recovering from flooding after 2018’s Hurricane Florence Bryant’s family moved out while their house was rebuilt Editor’s note: Tar Heels come from communities of all sizes, some of them tiny. In the Small Town Spotlight series Carolina students share photos of meaningful places and people back home Bryant lived in Trenton until his junior year in high school then attended the School of Science and Mathematics in Durham Bryant shares photos and thoughts about his hometown When people think about Trenton or the Haiti community that I live in Every year we host a Haiti Day and invite everyone who grew up there to come out with their families and spend time with one another Santa’s in there and everyone can go in and get their pictures taken My family gets together each year for Mother’s Day Sometimes we sit around and tell stories and joke and enjoy family time I’m here with my cousin Diamond; her mother Iana Martin; my uncle Johnathan Bryant; aunt Ashley Bryant; my mom Anyotta Bryant; my grandma Angela Bryant; and my brother Marques like opening on the night of the parade and having apple cider They’ll have a hayride from downtown to the mill pond has been cancer free for almost three years She’s also a graduate of Strayer University This is King’s Chapel Freewill Baptist Church Both churches played a significant part in my upbringing an antique store and a chiropractor’s office and a restaurant called 1784 Cafe named after the year Trenton was established The tallest building there is Realo drugstore barber students from the Trenton campus for Lenoir County Community College give haircuts “I had no purpose to come home.” Even if my brothers come for Thanksgiving or Christmas I took school field trips to the Jones County Courthouse I’ve also taken kids from summer camp to the courthouse so they can see the inside and meet the people there © 2024 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Trent was an extraordinary father who would have moved mountains for his girls He took immense pride in the remarkable young women they have become He cherished creating memories outdoors with his loved ones Trent also loved meaningful conversations with family and friends-once he started talking a trait his loved ones will forever hold dear Trent was deeply loved and will be profoundly missed this is not goodbye-it is simply "see you later." His spirit lives on in the hearts of those who loved him Game Recap: Baseball | 4/10/2025 10:22:00 PM | James Schuld 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 The new fire captain wants to encourage girls and boys to consider becoming a firefighter The Trenton Fire Department has its first female captain in its history New Jersey lawmakers are considering a bill to let out-of-state nurses and other health care professionals work without final license approval for a year “Their actions caused the … 4-story building to be fully engulfed in flames,” one first responder wrote in a report obtained by WHYY News “Trenton was indeed at the crossroads of the revolution,” said Mayor Gusciora “And we hope to benefit on historic tourism.” A community crisis response team in Trenton aims to defuse violence and help individuals struggling with mental health issues to Robert Lynn Jenkins and Connie Chambers Jenkins He grew up and attended schools in Idaho Falls and graduated from Skyline High School Trent and Vickie made their home in Idaho Falls where Trent worked as a concrete finisher for 35 years alongside his brothers Trent held a strong will to help wherever he could He was the kind of person you could count on any time of day or night He would always have a snappy quip or pun to put a smile on your face Trent always managed a smile or helped others smile Burial will be in the Annis-Little Butte Cemetery at 2 p.m The newest Baltimore Ravens will get their close-up later this week. Eleven draft picks in all and somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 undrafted free agents will descend on the Under Armour Performance Center for the start of rookie minicamp They’ll meet their new coaches and teammates get fitted for their equipment and take the field for the first time as NFL players The Ravens’ rookie minicamp will put a bow on the 2025 draft General manager Eric DeCosta has again gotten high marks after selecting another large draft class except adding a space-eating backup nose tackle to replace the retired Michael Pierce It takes a few years to evaluate a class fairly to analyze the winners and losers from the draft When you add over 30 players to the organization several holdovers are bound to be impacted Defensive coordinator Zach Orr: The Ravens’ X account released a video of Orr reacting to the Malaki Starks pick with his defensive coaches Orr looked like he was celebrating a game-winning interception The excitable Orr watched his defense get restocked throughout the draft After all of the talk about the potential for a defensive-heavy draft DeCosta used six of the team’s first 10 picks on defensive players and he’ll have plenty of options in matching up against quality offenses “You fit our style of play… You’ll do great things here in Baltimore for a long time.” Go inside Malaki Starks’ exciting draft call: pic.twitter.com/L8lreJxMFu — Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) April 25, 2025 He didn’t force a move up in the second round 59 and grabbing Marshall edge rusher Mike Green DeCosta then used the Day 3 selections he kept to get good value on guys like sixth-round Western Michigan cornerback Bilhal Kone and Virginia Tech sixth-round defensive lineman Aeneas Peebles Guard Andrew Vorhees: He was Baltimore’s Week 1 starting left guard last year but he lost the job after an early-season ankle injury who lost starting guard Patrick Mekari in free agency but none are obvious day one Mekari replacements Ravens coach John Harbaugh said third-round pick Emery Jones Jr of LSU will focus initially on the swing tackle role The Ravens did select LSU guard Garrett Dellinger in the seventh round but he likely won’t be an immediate starting candidate Pass rush coach Chuck Smith: When the Ravens selected Green, Smith took to his X account to send out a series of fireball emojis who was an accomplished player in his own right has worked with a number of the league’s top pass rushers as a personal coach explosive edge rusher who plays with power the Ravens added a defensive lineman in Peebles with pass-rush ability Don't miss our team's comprehensive coverage of the 2025 NFL Draft Our Day 3 live blog features the latest news and expert analysis Best available players: Who's left from Dane Brugler's top 300 A running list of picks Rasheen Ali: This was a well-stocked running back draft class despite Derrick Henry entering the final year of his deal and Mitchell and Ali dealing with physical challenges last year The Ravens will add a few undrafted free-agent running backs Tight end Mark Andrews: The three-time Pro Bowler’s placement on this list is operating under the assumption that Andrews is content remaining with the Ravens and hasn’t become disenchanted with all of the trade speculation and criticism he’s gotten for how Baltimore’s 2024 season ended DeCosta quieted some of that speculation about Andrews’ future after Day 2 of the draft saying that he expects the productive tight end to remain with the team That DeCosta didn’t use any of Baltimore’s 11 picks on a tight end when good options were available also suggests that Andrews remains in the Ravens’ plans Center Nick Samac: A seventh-round pick last year Samac wasn’t active for an NFL game in his rookie season If he’s going to make the team again in 2025 Samac will have to beat out a lot of roster hopefuls The Ravens drafted three offensive linemen and will add a few more as undrafted free agents They typically carry nine or 10 offensive linemen on their regular-season roster At least seven of those spots are accounted for which doesn’t leave much margin of error for Samac The coaching staff being comfortable with Ben Cleveland as the backup center would make it tough for Samac to stick Cornerback Jalyn Armour-Davis: All indications are that the Ravens are still high on the potential of 2024 fourth-round cornerback T.J who was limited to just seven games as a rookie because of injuries They also believe Armour-Davis is a solid NFL corner and special teams player when available He’s played just 19 games over three NFL seasons who gives Orr the flexibility to use a safety in the slot certainly complicates Armour-Davis’ ability to make the regular-season roster Armour-Davis will likely start training camp in July on the proverbial bubble Inside linebacker Trenton Simpson: Harbaugh said at the NFL owners’ meeting that he expects Simpson to regain the starting weakside linebacker spot that he lost in December but Simpson now has legitimate competition Ravens fourth-round pick Teddye Buchanan has the skill set to play immediately and challenge for the job Buchanan has very good instincts and football smarts which should help him decrease the learning curve The selection of Starks and the return of restricted free agent Ar’Darius Washington will also allow the Ravens to use a safety in the dime linebacker role That would cut into Simpson’s defensive snaps The Ravens have said they are following the NFL’s lead Even if Tucker isn’t assessed significant discipline expensive for a kicker and coming off the worst year of his career There’s also the question of where he’s at mentally and how he’d handle the questions and negativity surrounding the allegations If Loop looks the part in minicamp and offseason workouts it probably would be easier for the Ravens to move on from Tucker The perceived organizational no-tolerance policy: Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti never said the Ravens have a no-tolerance policy as it relates to misconduct against women and other similar offenses Former team president Dick Cass said specifically that the Ravens don’t have one and discussed why it would be so challenging Harbaugh seemingly cited one when asked about the Cleveland Browns’ acquisition of Deshaun Watson in 2022 Not until recent months have current team officials aggressively denounced the perception that a no-tolerance policy exists. There’s no ambiguity anymore. The Ravens drafted Green despite him acknowledging that he’s twice been accused of sexual assault Adisa Isaac and David Ojabo: The outside linebacker room is suddenly pretty crowded after the Ravens added Green in the second round who started seven games last year and had 3 1/2 sacks has carved out a nice role for himself as a rotational guy That doesn’t leave too many snaps for Ojabo a former undrafted free agent who has stuck around for two years There won’t be a 53-man roster spot for one or two of those guys (Photo: Terrance Williams / Associated Press) Trenton Water Works recently spent $9 million to prevent water intake blockages The Delaware River south of the Tacony Bridge in Philadelphia The Philadelphia Water Department shared a public inventory of the city’s lead pipes The material of service lines connecting hundreds of thousands of properties is unknown Preserving Our Water: How we use our Delaware Watershed The project is funded by The William Penn Foundation The region faces about a 10-inch deficit in rainfall Three to four inches of rain a month are typical during the winter The notice comes after the state declared a drought warning Wednesday as the region faces record-low rainfall leading to the driest conditions in the past 120 years Water supplies have worsened since last week in some locations and about 40% of water providers are experiencing above-average demands for water interviews and music from around the world presents an engaging portrait of the global community Trenton gets a $4 million grant to buy the former Trenton Marriott building The plan is to redevelop the property and open a new hotel Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora announced the project is being made possible by a $4 million grant from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority Hotels across Philadelphia’s Center City were 73% occupied between Memorial Day and Labor day in 2024 which some experts suggest means tourists are back The city hopes that a redesign of the state highway will restore public access to the Delaware River waterfront Environmental groups plan to use state funding to plant trees in environmentally overburdened neighborhoods in places like Camden hopes properties sold at auction will be added back to the tax rolls while generating some money to plan future projects