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HOPEWELL TWP. — Despite its multitude of league and county tournament titles, the fact it had never won a sectional title meant there was still one thing missing on the Hopewell Valley wrestling team’s otherwise outstanding resume. This all changed on Wednesday night and it was accomplished in dramatic and exciting style as Hopewell Valley […]

For Delaware and Hunterdon Central, it’s very familiar territory. For Hopewell Valley and Northern Burlington, it’s like a whole new world. Either way, the one thing all four have in common is they are the only area teams remaining in the NJSIAA dual-match wrestling championships and they will all be in action Friday night in […]

Rishi Sunak’s hopes for a string of high-value deals that would cement Britain’s position as trading nation are fading fast, four years after the UK officially left the European Union. The prime minister had hoped for Free Trade Agreements the US, India and others to lift a stuttering UK economy.…

ALLENTOWN — Although their victories were in no way needed in terms of their team winning the match, it is impressive how different wrestlers keep stepping it up for Hopewell Valley. The latest example occurred on Wednesday night as Hopewell got wins from unheralded Adam Rise and Elliot Scherbekow en route to a 54-15 destruction […]

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