Notebook: Hilliard Bradley Jaguars boys volleyball team enjoys whirlwind day
The seniors on the Hilliard Bradley boys volleyball team had an unforgettable day May 28.
The second-seeded Jaguars defeated seventh-seeded Dublin Jerome 25-20, 25-18, 25-21 in a Division I, East Region final at 5 p.m. that Friday to qualify for state for the first time since 2012. After the victory, they were shuttled to another milestone, high school graduation at 7 p.m. in Ohio State’s Schottenstein Center.
Senior outside hitter Jonah Gilbert had 37 kills in the match, which took approximately 70 minutes to play. Gilbert was pleased with the outcome but wanted to get to graduation.
Left: Westminster Magistrates Court Right: Image copyright Mojang A Bexleyheath teenager charged with terrorism offences hid bomb-making manuals inside text guides for the video game Minecraft, a court has heard. Connor Burke, 18, who has been described as an extreme right-wing terror suspect, is charged with possessing and sharing banned publications including Anarchy Cookbook Version 2000 and The Improvised Munitions Handbook . The court was told how the banned terror documents were found within other computer files which contained guides for the video game Minecraft. In the popular game, players are put in an enormous open world where they have free reign to mine for materials and craft a huge variety of items in order to survive and progress.
Lloydminster Bobcats not returning to play in AJHL season restart
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The Lloydminster Bobcats will not be joining the rest of the AJHL as they gear up for their return to the season.
Due to public health restrictions, the Government of Saskatchewan has denied the team from participating in the Return to Play. The AJHL’s plan was approved by Alberta Health Services with training camps starting in March and games scheduled until May.
Bobcats General Manager and Head Coach Nigel Dube received word back about the team being sidelined before noon on February 25th. In a release, he says the organization exhausted every options in order to try and meet Saskatchewan’s requirements to no avail.
New owners of Catapano Dairy Farm are living the dream in Peconic Argo Burke on the farm with her son and one of their new goats. (Credit: Erin Silber Photography)
When Catapano Dairy Farm was placed on the market last year, it caused a bit of a stir on social media from those who dreamed of living life on a goat farm.
“I am so interested,” one Northforker reader wrote in a comment. “My wife not so much.”
One woman tagged a friend to share a fantasy of opening a bed and breakfast, while another said she hopes things stay exactly the same at the popular Peconic farm.