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It’s Your Move: 3 Cozy Cafés With Games
Play a game over coffee or brunch at these charming cafés around the state. A large selection of games and books, plus a giant Scrabble board on the wall, add to the friendly, homey vibe at this café in the heart of charming downtown Chester. Electronics are discouraged in the dining room, which serves a nice variety of scratch-made salads, sandwiches, biscuits and great desserts.
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Hopatcong officials say Bell Avenue infrastructure, roadwork could begin next week after delays
HOPATCONG BOROUGH, N.J. (Sussex County) — Hopatcong officials say preliminary construction activity on the long-delayed Bell Avenue infrastructure and roadway improvement project could begin as early as the week of Nov. 16, following legal and contractual complications caused by the death of the contractor awarded the project. In a...
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Here are the champions! Chatham, Madison girls earn soccer sectional titles
CHATHAM — At the end of Wednesday's practice, Chatham sophomore Junna Sho scored the last goal. Head coach Anthony Correale made the prediction that Sho would also get the game winner in the NJSIAA North 2, Group 3 final against Randolph on Nov. 13. For the second time in the postseason, Correale proved prescient. Sho had the lone goal in the Cougars' 1-0 victory, bringing home the sectional trophy for the fifth straight year. Chatham will play North 1, Group 3 champion Old Tappan in a semifinal on Nov. 17. Heading into the rainy final against Randolph, who had tied and beat Chatham in NJAC-American matches this year, Correale said, "We're not going to play very beautiful soccer. They're not either. It's going to come down to who wants it more." In truth, Sho was "really panicked" as senior Molly Haid's volley headed her way. But she took a deep breath, one touch, and sent the ball into the goal with 15:50 left in the first half. Amidst the Cougars' postgame celebration, Sho leaped onto Nelson's back for a ride at least a few steps across the sodden turf. "It feels great to beat a really close rival," Sho said.