Delinquents and Pee Wee Football in Upper Saddle River
A veteran writer visits the Upper Saddle River Pee Wee program where adults push winning over participation. He notes many 89 year old players, youths benched despite effort, and rising juvenile delinquency as officials and coaches emphasize victory. He recalls a 14 year old high on marijuana seeking entry to a break‑in, illustrating broader social concerns.
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Dear Abby: Teen pianist faces guest pressure
A 15 year old girl asks how to stop playing the piano for visiting guests. She explains family pressure, embarrassment, and lack of interest from listeners. Abby suggests appealing to her father and enlisting family support.
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Football Player's Struggles Highlight Local Concerns
A local athlete who quit football is profiled amid concerns about his truancy and school performance. Parents worry as police frequently question the boy while noting his team’s past success.
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