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Fourth quarter

Alliance Intermediate School

Honor Roll

Fourth grade Owen Blevins, Levi Braisted, Grace Craven, Ava Doak, Reef Hurford, Katherine Kline, Alexander Krug, David McPherson, Logan Poyser, Katherine Simbro, Vaidren Vogler, Natalie Blount, Damean Bryant, Isabella Conner, Cooper Duchon, Lilyana Elke, Connor Gandee, Briaunna Greiner, Trevor Kelly, Elizabeth Thompson and Autumn Wineman.

Fifth grade Genisa Bennett, Eizec Blackwell, Violet Bryant, Paige Carpenter, Dominic Falconer, Aralynn Grosschmidt, Reese Hays, Vanessa Hinojosa, Charles Jackson, Rhyan Johnson, Aundrea Jones, Julia Leone, ZayMeer Massey, Alexzander Maxon, Evan McMahon, Jaymes Smith, Christopher Soliday, Deandre Spencer, Adalynn Yost and Owen Zupanic.

Merit Roll

Fourth grade James Allmon, Luke Archibald, Madison Beckett, Brooklyn Bodo, Imanni Brown, Jaden Carpenter, Quemelia Carter, Abigail Datz, DArtagnan Drain, Paige Elliot, Elena Faulk, Emilia Fox, Desilu Garcia, Gavyn Gibson, Tanner Hall, Macey Hall, Logan Harton, Kaidyn Huntsman, Leliann Johnson, Natalia Kelly, Jordan Kuntzman, Kendalynn Ludt, Gabriel Lundsford, Ivana Mann, Lorena Melchor-Arroyo, Aylamae Miller, Conner Moore, Christopher Percy, Jaxon Phillips, Charis Poindexter, Rosalie Principe, Chloe Reese, Jocelyn Rich, Paizlee Ritchie, Emalee Rosenberger, Isabella Schrader, Malynna Sibert, Dalilah Stephenson, Daniel Tomasek, Anthony Waguespack, Paul Ward, Jaden West, Avante Wilkes, Ashlyn Wood and Ling Yuan.

Fifth grade Claire Barker, Lucianna Bieber, Orianna Carchide, Isabella Christner, Tristan Clark, Gregory Cunningham, Jayden Curlutu, Eli Cutlip, Gavin Davis, Allison Kline, Kamora Lilly, Erin Alexander, Camryn Catania, Gideon Cox, IvyOnna Edwards, Peyton Graham, Ziggen Grimm, Graham Lohnes, Rebecca Lucas, Brinley Mann, Mason Marshall, Charlee Martin, Ashley McPherson, Remy Moats, Delilah Moff, Alfert Nicholson, Ki-Anne Nordguest, Matthew Owens, Chase Patrick, Kason Perry., Chace Petersberger, Novalea Pisoni-Kennedy, TayLynn Richardson, Eric Riley, Amirah Rios, Brooklyn Schuette, Elisheba Selassie, Yahshua Selassie, Aaliyah Stickler, Brett-Logan Stutchell, Jaelyn Stuller, Chase Taylor, Liam Turner, Promise Turner, Kathleen Underwood, Nevaeh Vanpelt, Kiersten White, Zaylen Williams and Kennedy Wise.

Alliance Middle School

Honor Roll

Sixth grade Addison Brady, Jackson Braisted, Kendyl Brown, Chase Brunoni, Jordan Bugara, Elayna Bugara, Gianna Caserta, Cyrus Craven, Kendell Davis-Clark, Sydney Day, Gracelyn Durenda, Kara Eversdyke, Austin Fernandez, JasAnique Fisher, Cooper Fontaine, Gavin Fontaine, Mayla Garcia, Reagan George, Landon Green, Kruiz Grimes, Paris Harris, Jayla Hatcher, Xavier Hickman, NaJaeha Hill, Karli Holden, Chandler Hollis, Corie Horning, Stella Jackson, Madeline James, Brooklynn Jewell, Jace Jones, Aidan Kern, Izabella Kinney, Piper Kirkpatrick, RiellyAnne Lemmon, Gage Lyons, Casey Minor, Gabriel Minor, Liam Monk, Maddilynn Mozden, Troy Nichols, Audryna Nickson, Andrew Pennington, Elizabeth Poindexter, Kyra Polite, Ariah Ritchie, Dominic Robinson, Brooklyn Rodriguez, Jacob Schuette, Menen Selassie, Marcell Sines, Kayla Smeltzer, Carson Smith, Shaylee Todd, Audrina Wait, Sophia White and Calissa Ziegler.

Seventh grade Garrett Adkins, Natalie Austin, Evan Bell-Vaughn, Connor Bryant, Cameron Cagna, Bianca Carchide, Darrell Carter, Caitlin Cheatham, Grady Duchon, Charles Ekey, Connor Gafford, Messiah Geiselman, Evan Grandy, Rylen Grimm, Samuel Hays, Kevin Holden, Ethan Jackson, Stacia Jones, Jacob Joseph, Zachary Jurina, Sarah Leforte, Melody Lin, Amilyah Lloyd, Grace McGeehen, Jacob Miner, Emma Monday, Taryn Moore, Nevaeh Nuzum, Graham Oyer, Miya Oyster, Gianna Phillips, Alyssa Pierson, Samuel Pinon, Peyton Rodriguez, Gavin Schrader, Zoei Tenney, Silas Tritico, Lilliana White and Jackson Yost.

Eighth grade Kadence Adkins, Cainen Baker, Andalyn Barker, Arabella Barnes, Zellie Barnes, Khyla Blair, RaZariah Brown, Destiny Carchide, Jeffrey Carlile, Madalyn Davis, Bo Davis, Mackenzie Delcol, Carl Dennison, Ava Dickey, Aubrey Doty, Grady Fast, DiAngelo Fisk, Adelheid Fountain, Taylor Franks, Jordi Gonzalez-Summers, Jayden Haidet, Alexander Hartman, Jaszlyn Hawkins, Tasia Hendershot, Gabrielle Heslop, Emily Hightland, Jazmyn Hines, Khloe Holden, Justin Hooper, Audrey Howell, Richard Jackson, Savannah Jewell, Kaycie Jurina, Carter Keenan, Ariel Kelly, Sander Kern, Owen Kisner, Gavin Leone, Avery Lewis, Veda Lyons, Lincoln Masters, Leland Maynard, Michoel McGrath, Alyrik McKenney, Kaelyn Nicholson, Hayden Oyster, Cole Pasco, Ashlynn Pennington, Lincoln Reese, Gabriella Richer, Loric Richmond, Makenna Root, Aylah Salyers, Sophia Schuette, Miriam Selassie, Ally Sherwood, Aaron Syme, Bryce Szekely, Quiana Tucker, John Valencia, David Wang, David Wineman, Emery Worley and Alan Yoho.

Merit Roll

Sixth grade Vincent Bailey, Bailey Brasseur, Lily Bugara, Daniel Burse, Caleb Cardoza, Vito Carter, Mason Casten, Sarah Edwards, Houston Fountain, Aidan Green, Kenyon Guin, Gabriel Hamilton, Bella Harper, Lynnsie Hathaway, Mathias Hill, Joshua Huff, Mason Johnson, Alivia Kelly, Nevaeh Kelly, Victoria Leasure, Caleb Lega, XZavior Lilley, Aubrie Lunsford, Tristan Mayo, Ryan McDonald, Rose McDonald, Jayda McEldowney, Beneditt Melchor Arroyo, Monserratt Meza Magana, Saleena Neira, Christopher Parrish, Kathy Pew, Mariska Reynolds, Sevyn Riley, Hayden Spencer, Romy Spolar, Christopher Stanley, Krissen Swift, Zamiya Thomas, Makenzie Thomas, Aiden Wagner, Shyanne Ward, Marquell Williams and DeElle Williamson.

Seventh grade Adrianna Akerblad, Tera Angel, Ryder Bandy, Audra Bandy, Caden Bartes, Ashlyn Blatt, Serena Brookshire, Amir Burt, Annalee Cowart, Cicero Davis, Cassandra Dickson, Cara Geiselman, ZaiMarri Good, Royhal Hawkins, Kameron Hawkins, Bailey Haynam, Juliya Hill, Ava Huff, Aliya Kelly, Azavion King, Nevaeh Madden, Delaney Mergenthaler, Kendal Mitchell, Zackery Morris, Madison Mugnaini, Madalyn Mutchler, Skylir Percy, Declan Phillips, Rylee Pisino, Keyvaya Porter, Mason Prologo, Angelee Risden, Isabel Robinson, Samiyah Rowe, Danica Shepherd, Aaden Vega and Tere Wilkes.

Eighth grade Mason Alexander, Owen Barrington, Cierra Blake, Brodee Bugara, Zachary Butt, Nancimarie Buzzelli, Elizabeth Buzzelli, Michael Chamberlain, Wesley Csaki, Matthew Earley, Trevhn Fagan, Ian Felmly, Izabel Ford, Hayden Fotheringham, Heaven Fox, Sophia Ganni, Katelyn Garvin Phillips, Jacob Hamilton, Ravhan Hawkins, Madyson Kline, Kenadi Lawson, Kyra Lilly, Natilee Luckner, Collin Mason, Kaiden Nordquest, Alauna Polozzi, Aubrei Robinson, Carter Roller, Laela Roosa, Keion Rose, Olivia Rubin, Tajh Ruckman, Janyia Scott, Hines Shepherd, Mark Sherer, Nathaniel Short, Jaycee Sizemore, NaKarieon Smith, Karmah Snyder, Marissa Spencer, James Stanley, Alexis Sudimak, Stanley Vaughn-Pearson, Chloe Weisenburger, Audriana Yoho and Jessalynn Ziegler.

Alliance High School

Honor Roll

Ninth grade Elizabeth Anderson, Vincent Anderson, Cassidy Bruce, Adam Burse, Kaitlyn Cameron, Kaia Canavan, Jaden Carter, Andrew Chunat, Lydia Clair, Lorah Courtwright, Austin Craig, Benjamin Craig, AngelLynn Cutshall, Brooke Fiegenschuh, Adrian Firestone, Jaleel Hawkins, Cheyanne Hendershot, Jenna Heslop, Avery Horning, Lillian James, Michaela Jenkins, Kamden Jones, Meleah Kerns, Madalyn Lake, Lawrence Lun, Savanna Martin, Kennedi Masters, Eliza McDonald, LaRon Nicholson, Nicholas Otto, Mia Pasco, Royale Person, Emma Pierson, Malaki Pisino, Apollo Prince, Kylee Puckett, Blake Pue, Nathan Stansbury, Devin Stephenson, Xian Tang, Michael Watters, Brady White and Evan Winans.

10th grade Louie Antonosanti, Joslyn Barnes, Olivia Barnes, Kacie Bench, LaKesha Black, Jaylyn Blair, Davin Blake, Jadyn Brooks, Natalicia Brown, Marijaine Broxon, Casey Brunner, Maddux Bryant, Paige Bryant, Elizabeth Burns, Nathan Butt, Jayla Callock, Gabryelle Christner, Jayce Crockett, Lillian Daniels, KVaughn Davis, Seth Dillon, KatieLynn England, Anna Eversdyke, Emmerson Frank, Kevin Frazier, MarZae Gantz, Andrew Gentry, Samuel Gress, Coen Grimm, Kylie Haba, Ramhir Hawkins, Trinity Hickman, Aidan James, Zyler James, Emily Johnson, Sylivia Johnson, Saniya Jones, Maddyson Lineberger, Jillian Lohnes, Aubreeana Lott, Alisa McDermott, Eva Miller, Saniya Mincy, Cayden Monk, Kellynn Paaloalo, Jayda Patrick, Emily Pittman, Luke Poindexter, Diyanara Porter, Elizabeth Recchiuti, Caroline Reich, Lanaya Richer, Domonik Roar, Hunter Robinson, Karma Rowles, Lucius Rowser, Matthew Scott, Alea Simbri, Ella Smith, Julius Smith, Payton Smith, Dariana Thomas, Andrew Tookey, Elijah Truongchu, Bruce Underwood, Lily Walker, Adam Zumbar and Brendan Zurburgg.

11th grade Bailey Adkins, Julia Aldea, Destiny Allen, Mason Armstead, Mariah Babbo, Morgan Bailey, Olivia Bertolini, Rome Biggers, Camden Blake, Kaitlyn Bondoni, Moriah Brokaw, Sierra Brown, Carter Bugara, Lilly Caldwell, Brooklyn Campbell, Kiernan Canavan, Conner Chambers, Kaylee Cherry, Jaylon Craig, Jacob DeLeon, Samantha Dennison, LaKasja Edwards, Haely Ellsworth, Tyler Fincher, Mianna Ford, Isabella Guappone, Destiny Hall, Hailey Hane, Aurora Harper, Xnai Hatcher, Mackenzie Heslop, Gabrielle Hill, Megan Hippely, Riley Horning, Tamra Jackson, Destiny Jancel, Jimothy Jancel, DeOvion Jones, Kylie Kearns-Peterson, Richard Kelly, Sarah Kidd, KeSean Kilgore, Zachary Kinser, AaLiyah Kirby, Samantha Kisner, Nicholas Krahling, Kasey Lam, Elliott Lanzer, Lorelai Lauter, Austin Leech, Jenna Leone, Alexander Lucas, Mavry Maistros-Rutherford, Kayla Marteney, Payten Mathes, Cassidy Mauck, Ava McLaughlin, Tyion Miles, Cameryn Mullaly, Dylan Nastari, Camden Nicholson, Dymond Oesch, Moises Pinon, Tabitha Poindexter, Alexis Pospisil, Akayla Poteet, Jayson Reed, Emma Reese, Ramsey Reith, Kashius Risden, Holden Robinson, Donovan Romeo, Autumn Ronske, Bridgette Runion, Jordan Schwartz, Vincent Sears, Marzjay Sines, Tiara Smith, Allison Stephenson, Chase Strebel, Jolene Stuchell, Abiegail Thoamas, Corzon Thomas, Rylan Thomas, Maddyn Thompson, Joseph Venables, Kylee Waffler, Kelly Wang, Gracie Weaver, Austin Weisenburger, Aiden Yacklin, Brianna Yoder and Elizabeth Ziegler.

12th grade Maria Allenbaugh, MaKayla Beckett, Robert Beckley, Olivia Bell, Kierra Benning, Allenna Bertram, Alatris Billiter, Shannon Bowman, Baila Bugara, Patrick Burse, Thomas Butt, Aidan Cagna, Olivia Chiporo, Mallory Chunat, Trevor Collage, Jaccob Collins, Rayahana Collins, Jane Cook, Carli Cooper, Alexandra Corke, Jackson Cottrill, Dareyell Davis, Valencia Davis, Serenity Dennison, Caroline Denny, Garrett Dickey, CaliAnn England, Kalen Evans, Allen Ferrall, Trinity Ford, Addison Gazdacko, Olivia George, Samantha Gotter, Reese Grisez, Lee Hall, Harlie Harris, Jazzlyn Hatcher, BriOnna Hill, Blake Hood, Taryn Hosick, Emma Huff, Alexis Hunt, Isaiah Jackson, Kayleigh Jenkins, Kelly Johnson, Brock Jordan, Chloe Jordan, Laci Keppel, Olivia Knipp, Jordan Kress, Bryce Lee, Hannah Liebhart, Dominick Longobardi, Wyatt Madison, Samantha Martin, Hanna Mazzei, Brooke McDermitt, Misty McMasters, Brendon Mercer, Brittany Mergenthaler, Nicholas Mikes, Kiera Miles, Jane Miller, Celine Monastra, Ryin Motry, Sonya Murphy, Dyanna Myers, Jenna Natale, Elijah OConnor, Thomas Pasco, Rylin Pauli, Sydney Peterson, Morgan Piotrowski, Micholas Reed, Bergen Rhome, Alyssa Risley, Zachery Roberts, Cole Rowley, Curtis Royster, Brandon Ruckman, Autumn Schillig, Allana Scobee, Jenna Scott, Kierra Scott, Alizaha Seabolt, Keagan Serrano, Ethan Shank, Joseph Shannon, Caden Summer, Madeline Summers, Cade Ulbricht, Rhiannon Underwood, Sydney Vanderkar, Skyler Vaughn, Rhyan Walton, Henry Wang, Ethan Weisent, DAundre Williams, Nathaniel Woerther, Shyanne Yeager and Cecilia Zucchero.

Merit Roll

Ninth grade Clifton Barthol, Kaidence Betz, Alexis Blaire, Cade Blatt, Drake Brown, Tryfena Ditter, Carter Fast, Austyn French, Brooklyn George, Jace Gibbons, Sydney Haynam, Rayven Hickman, Cheyenne Johnson, April Joy, Logan Kager, Caulder Lambdin, Khaleena Mastrodonato, Abigail Mozden, Adilyn Mozden, Auden Palver-Vaughn, Raygan Paxon, Mariah Pearce, Zayne Pearce, Liam Phillips, Jasmine Postiy, Laila Prather, Logan Ramsety, Paige Rhodes, Shaun Richer, Alayjah Smith, Sammy Smith, Jacob Spurlock, Chance Thompson, Kathleen Thompson, Austin Ward, Kevyon Wells, Aliza Williams and Brandon Williamson.

10th grade Landon Blevins, Audrey Blyer, Garrett Brown, Ryan Bruni, Wyatt Brunoni, Deegan Carlile, Rayden Carver, Cayden Daniel, Campbell Dosa, Aaron Farmer, Benjamin Fiegenschuh, Natalie Ganni, Aierona Gross, DaMontrell Gulley, Christopher Hall, Kahviaughn Hawkins, Keagan Hudson, Breanna Hull, Marcella Jackson, Jackson Kirby, Madelyn McNeal, Emilee Reikowsky, Josalyn Root, Morgan Sheen, Nathan Simms, Dirk Solomon, Kaden Strait, Jayden Torrez-Reyes, Destiny Weisenburger and George Wright.

11th grade Ian Arnold, Katrina Asano, Paige Ashworth, Alexis Bailey, Dylan Bell, Eric Bennett, Jailyn Billings, Devon Bing, George Black, Lucien Castaneda, Galvin Cooper, Amileyon Cooper, Shyann Craig, Jainell Denham-Carter, Timothy Dennison, Ciara Diuk, Daniel Downes, Veronic Draper, Chloe Fagan, Brooklyn Fletcher, Levi Fortune, David Hawkins, Olivia Hershberger, Landon Johnson, Alijah Kelly, Katryna Kelly, MacKenzie Kuntzman, Keane Monnett, Jonathon Morrison, Ethan Phillips, Zaynah Pinter, Paxton Reed, Onnez Roseboro, Jacob Schreckengost, Chester Smith, Devonte Sumpter, Caprice Thomas, Rebecca Torrez, Austin Trusty, Neleh Wagner, Trenton Watson, Julia Williams, TraSean Williams, ExZiriaun Williamson and Emylee Yeager.

12th grade Justin Adams, Harry Amick, Kimberly Baumgarten, Brennan Bell, Ryan Bench, Gage Berlin, Hunter Berlin, Haylee Bruce, Amaira Burden, Cade Chance, Jeffery Clay, Natalie Clemens, Cameron Davis, Derrick Davis, Destiny Downes, Giovanni Fisk, Makaela Fotheringham, Stephen Gales, Dylan Galloway, Orah Green, Quentin Griffin, KahJionah Hawkins, Amerikas Howell, Esabella Huffman, Kyle Kidd, Makayla Korosy, Jermaine Lawson, Eric Lemasters, Kadin Maley, Tomas McGrath, Ashley Miletta, Tyeshaun Moore, Aiya Muhammad, Chelsea Mylius, Dakota Peloso, Andrew Poindexter, Latray Porter, Jenna Potwora, Jack Quinn, Allen Roberts, Kaylea Sheen, Jordan Simms, Ty Slaven, Curtis Taylor, JayRon Thomas, Rustina Torrez, Jackson Vaughan, Jackson Wagner, Elijah Welsh, Travel Wilkes, Tyrell Wilkes, Joshua Wise and Elijah Zelenak.

Parkway Learning & Development Center

Honor Roll

Ryland Spaulding

Merit Roll

Timothy Richardson, Alex Messenheimer, Mia Keppel, Faith Palyash, Jahnayi Cameron, Brooklyn Grove, Dominic Marazza and Andrew Sweebe.

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All photos courtesy of Mia Germain

June 13, 2022 By Holly Moriarty

The Hingham High School Crew team competed in back to back regattas over the Memorial Day weekend, bringing home silver and bronze medals. While all eight HHS Crew boats qualified for the finals at the Massachusetts Public School Rowing Association (MPSRA) Spring Championship Regatta, the girls third varsity boat earned silver and boys third varsity boat came away with the bronze.

We are learning how to compete when the pressure intensifies, said Sydney Blasetti, head coach of the girls HHS Crew team. I am so proud of our athletes maturation process this year. This is something we are excited to build on in the future. We continued to rise to the challenge and ended the season on a very positive note.

The top three varsity boys and girls boats competed at the New England Interscholastic Rowing Association (NEIRA) Championships on Saturday, May 28 on Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester. All boats made strong showings in their heats with rain and wind halting the afternoon races.

The following day, the novice (first year) boat joined the first, second, and third varsity boats on both the girls and boys teams at the MPSRA Spring Championship on the Merrimack River in Lowell on a much sunnier, balmy day.

"The MPSRA and NEIRA spring championship regattas have not been held since 2019 due to Covid," said Ted Matthews, President of the Hingham High School Rowing Association (HHSRA). "It takes time to get used to training on the water during such a competitive season to build up to these important regattas, especially for the younger athletes. However, HHS Crew was well prepared to get the athletes in their best condition to succeed in these high stakes races."

All eight HHS Crew boats raced in the morning and qualified for the MPSRA finals that afternoon. In the final races, the girls third varsity boat took second and boys third varsity boat came in third across the finish line, earning silver and bronze medals respectively.

Watching these athletes grow this season has been an incredibly rewarding experience, said Olivia Vita, head coach of the boys HHS Crew team. They learned what they needed to do to compete at the level were surrounded by. We ended this season hungry for more, and these guys are ready for the challenge.

HHS Girls First Varsity Boat: Charlotte Bogen, Abby Brown, Devon Moriarty, Teagan Schnorr, Maeve Schnorr, Maisie Knies, Sophie Kerr, Anna Capodilupo, and coxswain Maddie McPhillips.

HHS Boys First Varsity Boat: Will DArcy, Gabe Wagner, Colin Menuchi, Tasman Claridge, Owen Burleigh, Theo Grossman, Josh Bradshaw, Brennan Beitler, and coxswain Michael Wegener

HHS Girls Second Varsity Boat: Sadie Neidecker, Kathryn Feeley, Grace Desai, Helena Orth, Marissa Matthews, Genevieve Vale, Sofia Scholund, Jane Betti, and coxswain Alexa Fox.

HHS Boys Second Varsity Boat: Cam Santarelli, Eamon Murphy, Nathan Tesler, James Feeley, Michael Magner, Dylan Drew, Ned Macdonald, Joey DeCola, and coxswain Alex Jacob.

HHS Girls Third Varsity Boat with the silver: Ella Niehoff, Patti Ricci, Allison Dasco, Mazie Neidecker, Ava Lydotes, Dania Thayer (for NEIRAs), Julia Lopes (for MPSRAs), Sasha Coleman, Ellie Dodd, and coxswain Nora Pluto.

HHS Boys Third Varsity Boat with the bronze: Walker Shetty, Jack Burns, Nick Germain, Alex Hart, Joe Delmonico, Oskar Scholund, A.J. Rubel, Cullen Moriarty, and coxswain James Donnelly.

HHS Girls Novice Boat: Ava Green, Grace LaFond, Denley Bellows, Dania Thayer, Grace Ji, Nina Murphy, Jordan Peterson, Sophia Poetschke, and coxswain Greta Campbell.

HHS Boys Novice Boat: Slater Fairfield, Arlo Maxwell, Will Cassidy, Brian Magner, Ethan Parnell, James Barry, Owen Franklin, Trevor Steiner, and coxswain Quinn Gainey.

Thats a wrap for the HHS spring crew season! Anyone HHS students interested in joining the crew team or who would like to learn more, please visit http://www.hinghamhighcrew.com, follow us on Facebook and Instagram @hinghamhighcrew, or email secretary@hinghamhighcrew.com.

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ON THIS DAY IN 1871, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported, It has been well remarked that of all the great inventions of this century, that of the telegraph is the greatest, because it is the simplest. It is the nearest approach man has made to the simplicity and majesty of the works of the Deity. It subordinates one of the great forces of nature to the will and uses of man, and enables the insignificant beings, incapable of traveling by their own strength more than forty miles a day, or by any mechanical aid over five hundred miles a day, to instantaneously hold converse while separated by half the globes circumference.

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ON THIS DAY IN 1887, the Eagle reported, LONDON The Queens Jubilee is the all pervading topic and preparations for celebrating the event in befitting manner engross the attention of all classes of Londoners. The fortunate ones who own or hold as tenants space looking to the street along the route proposed for Her Majestys procession to Westminster Abbey are making the most of the opportunity, which comes but once in a lifetime, and are charging enormous prices for the privilege of standing room where a view of the pageant can be obtained. In many instances these rapacious landlords some of them Irishmen, whose denunciations of the Bodyke evictions interlard the conversation necessary to conclude their hard bargains have compelled their tenants of an hour to hire entire floors, extending perhaps 100 feet or more back from the street, in order to secure the exclusive right to look out the front windows, and as great a sum as 300 has been exacted and paid for that privilege. For the Queens garden party at Buckingham Palace, 6,500 invitations have been issued, and it would not exaggerate the number to state that 65,000 persons would have been disappointed in not receiving the royal command to be present on that occasion.

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ON THIS DAY IN 1919, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported, Sir Barton is unquestionably the best three-year-old colt since the days of Colin. By his victory in the Belmont stakes at the closing day at Belmont Park yesterday he won $11,950, which brought his total winnings of the season up to $64,950. He has now four straight triumphs to his credit, the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness, the Withers and the Belmont stakes.

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ON THIS DAY IN 1927, the Eagle reported, WASHINGTON, JUNE 11 In a plain blue suit, and not in the uniform which had been sent to him at sea, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, bronzed, serene and modest, today set foot on his native soil to receive the applause of an admiring government and people. Making a characteristic jerky salute now and then, and smiling occasionally, this young man of remarkable poise, and even more remarkable good taste, arrived in Washington at noon, drove down Pennsylvania Ave. with his mother and received from the hands of the President of the United States the Distinguished Flying Cross all without one moment of embarrassment, one moment of pose or one moment of ostentation. He came into harbor, far up the sluggish Potomac, with artillery flashing and booming, with huge squadrons of aircraft maneuvering overhead, with bands playing, flags streaming and cheers rising from thousands of throats, acclaimed as no sovereign or president has ever been acclaimed, but he remains, as far as anybody can see, the same Charles Lindbergh who took off from New York on May 21 on his memorable nonstop flight to Paris. The adulation of the world has not spoiled him. He remains himself.

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NOTABLE PEOPLE BORN ON THIS DAY include Its a Small World (After All) composer Richard M. Sherman, who was born in 1928; broadcaster and Basketball Hall of Famer Marv Albert, who was born in 1941; Sesame Street star Sonia Manzano, who was born in 1950; thirtysomething star Timothy Busfield, who was born in 1957; The Kids in the Hall star Scott Thompson, who was born in 1959; psychologist and cultural critic Jordan Peterson, who was born in 1962; former N.J. Nets shooting guard Kerry Kittles, who was born in 1974; former N.Y. Yankees outfielder and 2009 World Series MVP Hideki Matsui, who was born in 1974; 2004 NBA Sixth Man of the Year Antawn Jamison, who was born in 1976; former NFL tight end and Super Bowl champion Dallas Clark, who was born in 1979; and actress and supermodel Adriana Lima, who was born in 1981.

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DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER: The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum was dedicated in Cooperstown, N.Y., on this day in 1939. More than 200 individuals have been honored for their contributions to the game by induction in the hall. The first players chosen for membership were Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner, Babe Ruth, Christy Mathewson and Walter Johnson. Relics and memorabilia from the history of baseball are housed at this shrine of Americas national sport.

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COLD WAR COMMAND: President Ronald Reagan gave his Tear Down this Wall speech on this day in 1987. Standing at the Brandenburg Gate and the Berlin Wall, Reagan challenged Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev to give more than lip service to liberalization in the Eastern Bloc. General Secretary Gorbachev, he said, if you seek peace, if you seek prosperity for the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, if you seek liberalization: Come here to this gate! Mr. Gorbachev, open this gate! Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall! The wall finally came down in 1989.

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Special thanks to Chases Calendar of Events and Brooklyn Public Library.

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Michael Jordan was one of the most dominant players on the NBA court, fearing nobody, but there was one person who used to stay in the back of his head.

The Bulls legend has compiled an incredible list of stories from his playing days in the NBA, from elite level trash talking, to incredible tales of how wildly competitive he was, to of course, his general basketball dominance.

All these things combined have given Jordan his GOAT status. His accolades, championships, and struggles are all remembered side by side with the stories of how he reached there.

The Bulls legend has accomplished what NBA players dream of doing in his career. Six championships, six Finals MVPs, five NBA MVPs, an obvious Hall of Fame induction, and much more has cemented Jordans legacy as the greatest NBA player of all time.

So, why was his career so confusing? Well, he retired thrice in his career, to give you some context. If that sounds weird to you, thats because it is. His first retirement was by far the most surprising as it came only nine years into his career, and he had just started to win at the highest level, coming off of his first threepeat.

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On the court, Jordan used to bully his opponents. His trash taling game was always on point, and he would put fear in the hearts of whoever he was playing.

It was very rare that youd find someone whod intimidate Jordan. However, Jordans North Carolina teammate Buzz Peterson noted that there was one person whod terrify Jordan.

There is one guy that I always thought, and I know to this day I dont know if Michael wont admit or not, but I swear that he had a little bit of fear of and it wasnt a basketball player. It was a football player by the name of Lawrence Taylor. LT, phenomenal athlete, Peterson recalled to The Athletic in 2020.

Taylor is perhaps the greatest NFL defensive player of all time. He stood at a massive 63, 237 pounds, destroying offensive linemen on the daily during his playing days. Sometimes, hed even play basketball, and hed take it right to Jordan, challenging him at times.

[Taylor] Could guard east to west, as quick as anybody, could jump, big hands, strong and was a bit crazy, Peterson explained. So Michael, in the back of his mind said, S**t, I better be careful with this guy. And LT always wanted to guard him.

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Renowned psychologist Jordan B Petersons 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaoscombines the hard-won truths of ancient tradition with the surprising revelations of cutting-edge scientific research.

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Dr. Peterson discusses discipline, responsibility, freedom and adventure, distilling the worlds wisdom into twelve wide-ranging essays, practical and profound.Join those who have already found inspiration and direction in Dr. Petersons teaching. Discover in this book of exceptional power 12 simple yet profound rules for sorting yourself out, setting your house in order, and improving the worldby starting with yourself.

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