Delaware
BB: Extra Special! Hofstra Downs Delaware In 10; Wins Series – Hofstra University Athletics
Hempstead, NY – Kevin Bruggeman’s Tenth-inning infield single knocked within the profitable run as Hofstra rallied from a 5-1 deficit to submit a 6-5 victory over Delaware Sunday afternoon at College Area. The win gave Hofstra a Colonial Athletic Affiliation sequence victory for the third time in 4 possibilities.
Hofstra evened its report at 15-15 total and improved to 7-5 in CAA play. Delaware is 20-13 total and 5-4 in league play.
Delaware took benefit of a Hofstra error within the first inning to plate two unearned runs on Joey Loynd’s two-run single. The Satisfaction minimize the deficit in half within the fourth as Bruggeman drove in Will Kennedy with a fielder’s selection grounder.
The Blue Hens would get a run within the sixth on a Nick Vera RBI double, after which added two extra within the seventh on Joseph’s Carpenter’s double, to the fence in centerfield, to make it a 5-1 sport.
As has been the case all season, there was no give up within the Satisfaction. Hofstra has scored 46 runs from the seventh inning-on this season and added to that whole with a four-run seventh that tied the sport. Bruggeman began the rally off with a single up the center and moved to second on Jake Liberatore’s single. Each runners moved up on a groundout and Santino Rosso adopted with a sacrifice fly to make it a 5-2 sport. Ryan Morash adopted with a single that plated Liberatore and prompted a pitching change for Delaware. Zach Klapak got here on in aid of starter Wyatt Nelson and issued a stroll to his first batter, Anthony D’Onofrio, after which uncorked a wild pitch to place runners on second and third. Will Kennedy singled to 3rd base to permit Morash to attain and D’Onofrio would rating the tying run on a wild pitch.
Delaware received a leadoff double within the eighth however Michael O’Hanlon got here on to pitch, and struck out the following two batters and received a fly out to finish the menace. O’Hanlon received in a jam within the ninth, as Delaware loaded the bases with one out. However Morash made a diving cease on a ball up the center and turned a 6-3 double play to get out of the inning.
Within the backside of the Tenth, Hofstra had runners on second and third with two outs when Bruggeman hit a gradual chopper to brief. Hustling out of the field, Bruggeman beat the throw and allowed Will Kennedy to attain the profitable run.
O’Hanlon (2-1) picked up the win after permitting no runs on two hits with three strikeouts over three innings of labor. Brad Camarda began and allowed 5 runs (three earned) on eight hits over 6 1/3 innings.
Bruggeman completed 2-5 with a pair of RBIs and a run scored for the Satisfaction. Kennedy, who was making his first begin in additional than a month after being out with a foot harm, was 2-2 with an RBI, two runs, and three walks.
Klapak (4-1) took the loss for Delaware after permitting two runs on three hits in three innings. Nelson allowed 4 runs on 5 hits over 6 2/3 innings. Bryce Greenly had three hits and scored two runs for Delaware. Carpenter, Loynd and John Weglarz every had a pair of hits.
Hofstra is again in motion Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at Fairfield.
Notes:
-Camarda recorded 4 strikeouts and now has 100 in his Hofstra profession.
-Hofstra is 9-7 in video games determined by two runs or much less in 2022.
-This was Hofstra’s fourth walk-off win at dwelling this season.
-D’Onofrio prolonged his on-base streak to 19 video games.
-The Satisfaction is 2-1 in further innings in 2022.
Delaware
Sussex County blocks state-approved plan for medical marijuana biz to open store
Chip Guy, the Sussex County spokesman, said Stark was mistaken in believing the county was awarding her a building permit.
“To be clear, the county DID NOT issue a building permit,’’ Guy said in an emailed response to questions about The Farm’s bid to put astore in Sussex.
Guy said an official “notified the applicant that the building plan review [tenant fit-out] had cleared initial steps. That is but one step that is part of the process in determining whether to issue a building permit in the first place.”
Guy said the county’s “due diligence’’ found that The Farm’s location simply did not qualify for approval.
Stark remains flabbergasted by the decision, saying she had relied on the state’s approval of the location as well as the state’s identified patient need for that area of Sussex.
“In my mind, when they approved that location and we started spending money and had rent to pay, and drawings put together, and had to start seeking other approvals and permits, it was an established use,” Stark said.
Robert Coupe, the state’s marijuana commissioner, said the state’s hands are tied as long as the current state law remains in effect.
“There’s nothing for me to do. They have to fight that fight,’’ Coupe said of Stark.
Coupe, whose office will soon issue 30 licenses for retail recreational marijuana stores statewide, added that Sussex’s “three-mile buffer, as it currently exists, definitely presents challenges for our selected applicants” in Sussex, where 10 retail licenses will be granted.
“If it appears that it will be difficult for them to find areas to operate, probably a focus for them will be on specific towns that have said they will allow operations,” he said.
Guy, who has not agreed to do any interviews on the Sussex law, wrote last month that he disagrees with the assertion that no parcels exist in unincorporated Sussex for retail stores. Yet he would not identify any permitted sites, or consent to a request by WHYY News to analyze the zoning map to find any.
Stark said she has spoken to a lawyer about her options, and if her efforts fail, is also considering whether to find a site elsewhere in Sussex, perhaps within the town limits of Frankford, which hasn’t banned cannabis stores.
“It’s ridiculous,’’ Stark said of her company’s predicament in Sussex. “And more people just need to know it’s ridiculous.”
Delaware
U.S. House GOP bans Delaware’s U.S. Rep. from same-sex bathrooms
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Rep. Nancy Mace, R-South Carolina, has introduced legislation that would bar transgender women from using women’s restrooms and other facilities on federal property.
It comes just a few days after she filed a resolution intended to institute a bathroom ban in parts of the U.S. Capitol complex that she said was targeted at Delaware Congresswoman-elect Sarah McBride, a Democrat, who First State voters elected to serve as the first openly transgender person in Congress just two weeks ago.
Mace said to reporters Monday that McBride, who she misgendered during her comments, didn’t “belong in women’s spaces, bathrooms and locker rooms.”
While not specifically mentioning Mace’s bills, House Speaker Mike Johnson issued a statement Wednesday dictating that House policy in January would ban transgender women from using facilities — like bathrooms and locker rooms — that do not correspond with the sex they were assigned at birth.
“All single-sex facilities in the Capitol and House Office Buildings — such as restrooms, changing rooms, and locker rooms — are reserved for individuals of that biological sex,” Johnson said in a statement. It was not clear how the policy would be enforced.
“Each Member office has its own private restroom, and unisex restrooms are available throughout the Capitol,” he added.
Mace’s resolution, which she said she wanted to be included in the rules package for the next Congress, requires the House sergeant at arms to enforce the ban.
Delaware
Delaware Co. woman charged with DUI after crashing into Pennsylvania state police vehicle
Wednesday, November 20, 2024 10:33PM
A Drexel Hill woman has been charged with DUI after investigators say she crashed into a Pennsylvania State Police vehicle on I-476.
RIDLEY TWP., Pa. (WPVI) — A Drexel Hill woman has been charged with DUI after investigators say she crashed into a Pennsylvania State Police vehicle on I-476.
Police say Sara Lawver crashed into the troopers’ patrol car in Ridley Township just after 11:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Troopers were conducting a traffic stop at the time and barely avoided being hit.
No one was injured.
Lawver also faces charges of reckless driving and recklessly endangering another person.
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