ALLENTOWN-ROBBINSVILE, NJ– When I received a text message this afternoon at 2:34 p.m. that there was a football game at Allentown at 7 p.m. on Wednesday night against Robbinsville my first thought it was a mistake or possibly a JV game since most games are Friday nights or Saturdays. Yes, it is for real and it is a “play-in” game to solve a power points issue between Allentown and Robbinsville football teams.
What happened is that Robbinsville in their division went 9-0 and a rule stating any team going 8-0 or better eligible for a playoff spot. Allentown had enough power points to earn their spot creating the conflict for the same spot. To solve the issue the NJSIAA New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association decided on the “play-in” game by expanding the bracket a game.
The winner of the “play-in” game will play at Wall Township at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
BIG SNOW AMERICAN DREAM ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR LANDMARK
GRAND OPENING ON DECEMBER 5, 2019
North America’s First Indoor Real-Snow Ski and Snowboard
Park to Debut at American Dream; Currently Hiring for 300 Open Positions
Big Snow’s groomer working on getting snow ready
Big Snow ski lift waiting for skiers and snowboarders
Snow making in progress at Big Snow
Photos: Provided by Big Snow
EAST
RUTHERFORD, NJ (October 11, 2019) – Big SNOW American Dream,
North America’s first indoor, real-snow ski and snowboard center providing guests
with year-round winter indoors, is proud to announce its official grand opening
date of Thursday, December 5, 2019. Big SNOW will offer aspiring and existing
skiers and snowboarders as well as snow-curious guests varied on-snow experiences
within a 180,000 square foot, 16 story, climate-controlled ski slope. Guest
experiences will include opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, introductory
lessons, private coaching, children’s programs, snow play, corporate team building,
private events and more.
Big SNOW American Dream, operated by New
Jersey-based SNOW Operating, is the first facility of its kind within the United
States and Canada. It boasts 4 acres of snow-covered slopes, a 160-foot
vertical drop, a graduated degree of pitch ranging from 0% at the base to 26%
at its steepest point and 1,000 feet of length for skiers of all ages and skill
levels to take advantage of all serviced by 4 surface and aerial lifts. Temperature
inside the center will remain a constant 28-degrees Fahrenheit, ensuring a consistent
and optimal snow condition year-round. The center’s slopes will be filled with more
than 5,500 tons of snow and shaped to an average snow depth of 2 feet
throughout. Specially designed radiant cooling in the floor and snow melt systems
will both maintain a perfect snow texture and reduce environmental impact at
the center.
“We could not be more excited to be bringing
Big SNOW to the public this December,” said Hugh Reynolds, vice president of
marketing and sales, SNOW Operating. “Big SNOW is a game changer for skiing and
snowboarding in the United States. The unprecedented
access to year-round snow combined with the center’s unrivaled location and the
overall appeal of American Dream will allow us to provide opportunities never
before seen, and to move the needle on growing the sports in a big way. Our goal
is to introduce more than a quarter million new skiers and snowboarders to the
sports in the next year. It’s going to
be truly amazing.”
“American Dream is a true destination for
family entertainment, and we’ve partnered with the best in the business for all
of our major entertainment venues,” said Don Ghermezian, CEO, American Dream. “SNOW
Operating partners with and is supported by some of the most well-respected ski
resorts and brands in the industry and we know that Big SNOW will deliver an experience
like no other.”
Prior to its opening, Big SNOW is looking
to hire for 300 open positions in a variety of roles, including retail
professionals, guest services and ticket agents, ski & snowboard
instructors, lift operators and more. To
prepare for opening Big SNOW will be hosting two hiring events at the Hilton
Meadowlands on October 13 and November 10 from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM in order to
staff the facility.
Once the facility opens, SNOW Day Packages
will provide guests with everything needed to enjoy the slopes including: equipment
rentals, helmets, winter outerwear (pants and jackets), slope access tickets
and a complimentary introductory lesson through SNOW Operating’s proprietary Terrain
Based LearningÔ method of instruction, starting at $49.99 plus tax per person with advanced
purchase. For those who may already own their equipment, slope access tickets for
guests ages 7 & up will be available at just $34.99 for two hours or $49.99
for four hours. Tickets purchased online will also be available at a reduced
rate.
Big SNOW will be launching an expanded website
prior to opening with additional operating details including detailed pricing,
deals, daily hours of operation and advanced booking. In the meantime, guests
can stay tuned for updates by following Big SNOW on Facebook and Instagram @bigsnowad.
About Big SNOW American Dream
Big SNOW American Dream is North America’s
first real-snow, year-round, indoor ski and snowboard resort, and the perfect
place to learn to ski where every day is a snow day. Located adjacent to the New
Jersey Meadowlands Sports Complex within the American Dream retail and
entertainment center, Big SNOW provides ideal snow conditions year-round within
climate-controlled slopes. A 180,000 square-foot snow center offering varied
experiences for all skill levels and ages, Big SNOW is equipped to assist guest
with a variety of on-snow experiences from professional and student training,
family ski vacation preparation, corporate team building, private lessons, children’s
instructional programs and more. In addition to its slopes, Big SNOW will also offer
guests a world-class ski and snowboard retail experience featuring the latest
in ski and snowboard hardgoods and apparel through the Shop at Big SNOW. Big
SNOW is operated by New Jersey-based SNOW Operating, who also own and operate Mountain
Creek Resort in Vernon, NJ. For more information, visit www.bigsnowamericandream.com
About
American Dream
American
Dream, developed by Triple Five Group, will provide customers with an entirely
unique experience. The property offers a curated mix of unparalleled
entertainment, retail and dining options – all in one location. The dream begins
on October 25, 2019. For more information visit www.americandream.com or follow us on
Instagram @americandream.
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ– Walk down a dark, winding path with the Robbinsville High School Raven Players’ production of The Crucible by Arthur Miller. Witness the town of Salem, Massachusetts as it is thrown into a state of paranoia. Anyone can be a witch, and no one can be trusted.
The Crucible weaves the sobering tale of the mass hysteria caused by the Salem Witch Trials. Abigail, a young girl living with her uncle, Reveren Parris, has been having a torrid love affair with her employer, John Proctor, a married man. When John, overcome with guilt, confesses this to his wife Elizabeth, Abigail is fired at once. When Abigail commits a terrible sin, she will tell one, inconsequential lie to protect herself and others. As rumors begin to spread like wildfire and the town is plunged into a state of madness, Abigail’s small lie quickly spirals out of control. The Crucible, informed by historical events, exemplifies how quickly one white lie can turn against you, portraying a solemn, timeless tale that still rings true today.
Come see the dark tale of The Crucible by Arthu Miller in the Robbinsville High School auditorium(155 Robbinsville-Edinburg road, Robbinsville, NJ) on November 21, 22, and 23rd at 7:00 PM. Tickets can be purchased for $10 in advance at http://www.rp.booktix.com , or at the door. The Crucible by Arthur Miller is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.
Reverend Parris (Jack Cavanaugh-Gialloreto) and Abigail Williams (Gabriella Natale) have a heated exchange as Betty (Isabella Riether) lays nearby.
Ann (Alyssa Basch) and Thomas Putnam (Laura Bradley) plead for help over Betty Parris (Isabella Riether)
Betty (Isabella Riether) and Susanna (Isabel Cox) confront Abigail (Gabriella Natale) about what truly happened in the woods.
Rebecca Nurse (Sara Myers) checks on the troubled Betty Parris (Isabella Riether) as other Salem residents look on.
Photos Provided by Robbinsville High School Student Marketing Team
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