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BUCKTOWN >> Three of last year’s four Pioneer Athletic Conference boys tennis singles semifinalists were back on Tuesday morning with another opportunity to win the title. It was Methacton sophomore Dylan Wen who took advantage of the second chance with a 6-3, 6-2 finals win over Owen J. Roberts junior Talan Nguyen. Henry Ye from […]

POTTSTOWN >> At the midpoint of the 2023 lacrosse season, several outlets have Hill School ranked among the top 10 or 15 teams in Pennsylvania despite a modest 3-5 record. Saturday’s game against arch rival Lawrenceville (N.J.) shows why the Blues remain highly regarded. On a schedule littered with state and regional powers, the No. […]

MECHANICSBURG >> It was on State College’s floor where Spring-Ford lost its opening game of the season to West Chester East in a tip-off tournament. Fast forward to Saturday, the Rams finally met the beasts themselves, a Little Lions squad ranked No. 11 overall in Pennsylvania (MaxPreps) in a bid to advance to the PIAA […]

Pope John Paul took a straight-set win over No. 3 Upper Merion in the Pioneer Athletic conference championship at Perkiomen Valley Thursday.

The 2022 Pioneer Athletic Conference girls volleyball championship is set between No. 1 Pope John Paul II and No. 3 Upper Merion.

POTTSTOWN >> The Hill School field hockey team hasn’t gotten where it is by playing easy opponents. On the contrary, the Blues try to put together as tough a schedule as possible, filled with top 20 nationally-ranked teams whenever they can. One of those came to town on Wednesday afternoon and The Hill showed why […]

NORRISTOWN >> Just a week ago, Norristown’s defense made a massive goal-line stand to win its first game of the season over Pottsgrove. Against Pottstown on Friday, the Eagles once again held firm between the pylons to remain ahead and take a 21-12 win over the Trojans at Roosevelt Field. Up 7-6 with 4:40 to […]

WATERTOWN — The staff of the Watertown Daily Times, the Malone Telegram and NNY Magazines have been honored by the New York Press Association for their excellent work in the association’s 2020 Better Newspaper Contest. The association, which oversaw the judging of 2,440 entries from 151 newspapers across the state, awarded recognition at the organization’s 2021 NYPA Virtual Spring Conference. The conference was streamed online for the second year in a row due to the ongoing COVID...

CANTON — In response to Wednesday’s riot at the U.S. Capitol, protesters across the north country took to the streets Thursday, calling for Rep. Elise M. Stefanik’s resignation — including her former Democratic challenger, Tedra L. Cobb. The protesters accused Rep. Stefanik, as well as other GOP lawmakers, of promoting sedition, or the incitement of rebellion against the authority of the government, when they challenged the results of the Nov. 3 election that saw President-e...