Washington’s 1776 Winter Moves and Paine’s Crisis Debut
In December 1776 General Washington laments low troop numbers and lack of local aid while planning a Delaware River crossing. He orders Stirling north, beefs up Massachusetts units, and confronts reports of Patriot disaffection as Paine’s The American Crisis debuts in Philadelphia.
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Track stars push for school records at indoor meets
Gary Unger leads distance crew in four events including the 440 and 880 while a 8:43 two mile relay set a new school standard at St. Joseph. The sprint medley team set a Montvale school record of 3 50.5 and finished seventh. Russ Ehrenfeld looms as Group IV shot put favorite with a 54 3 school mark potential, as Colts prep for a strong indoor season in Princeton.
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