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WOLF PACK WEEKLY: November 23 – 29, 2009
The Wolf Pack (11-8-0-1, 23 pts.) are tied for fourth place in the Atlantic Division, after gaining three out of a possible six points in three non-division games this past week. The Pack went to a shootout for the first time on the season Wednesday at home against Binghamton, and ended up on the short end of a 2-1 loss. The next night at the XL Center, Ken Gernander’s club rebounded with a 5-3 triumph over the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins. Saturday, though, saw a four-game Wolf Pack points streak (3-0-0-1) come to an end, as the Pack lost 2-1 in Syracuse. Corey Locke chalked up six points (2-4-6) in the three games, including two goals and two assists in Thursday’s win, to become the first AHL player this year to hit the 30-point mark (11-19-30 in 20 GP).
This week:
The Wolf Pack celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday with four Atlantic-Division games this week. The Pack make their first visit of the season to Lowell on Wednesday (7:00 faceoff), before returning to the XL Center for a Guida’s Family Value Night date with the Portland Pirates on Friday (7:00). The Wolf Pack are back on home ice on Saturday (7:00), hosting Providence, and then finish off the busy week in Bridgeport on Sunday. That GEICO Connecticut Cup contest faces off at 3:00.
Wednesday, November 25 at Lowell (Paul E. Tsongas Arena), 7:00 PM
· The Devils (12-6-3-0, 27 pts.) have won two in a row, and seven of their last eight games, to climb into a first-place tie with Manchester in the Atlantic Division.
· This is the Wolf Pack’s first trip of the year to Lowell. The Pack won the first game of the season between themselves and the Devils, 5-2 in Hartford October 24.
· Lowell is the highest-scoring team in the AHL, averaging 3.62 goals-per-game. The Devils’ top scorer is Vladimir Zharkov, who is tied for sixth in the league with 20 points (6-14-20 in 21 GP).
· Radio – live with Bob Crawford in HD on WTIC’s 96.5 HD 2 and on-line at www.hartfordwolfpack.com and www.wtic.com .
Friday, November 27 vs. Portland at the XL Center, 7:00 PM
· Head Coach Kevin Dineen brings his Pirates into the XL Center winners of three straight, and unbeaten in regulation in their last six games (4-0-2-0). Portland’s 9-10-2-0 overall record for 20 points puts them sixth in the Atlantic Division, three points behind the Wolf Pack.
· Being a Friday home game, this is a Guida’s Family Value Night. Family Value packages start as low as $45 and include three tickets, three hot dogs or pizza slices, three sodas and a Wolf Pack souvenir. Guida’s Family Value Night packs are available at the XL Center box office and on-line at www.hartfordwolfpack.com .
· The Pirates handed the Wolf Pack a 6-3 defeat in the teams’ first get-together of the season, October 16 in Portland.
· Tyler Ennis, who burnt the Wolf Pack for a hat trick and an assist in the Pirates’ October 16 win, leads all AHL rookies in scoring with 7-12-19 in 21 games.
· Radio – live with Bob Crawford in HD on WTIC’s 96.5 HD 2 and on-line at www.hartfordwolfpack.com and www.wtic.com .
Saturday, November 28 vs. Providence at the XL Center, 7:00 PM
· This is already the fifth meeting of the season between the Wolf Pack and P-Bruins. The Pack have won three of the previous four, including the only prior game in Hartford, a 7-0 blowout Halloween Night.
· The Bruins (9-10-1-0, 19 pts.) currently occupy last place in the Atlantic Division, but have won three of their last four games.
· Veteran Providence defenseman Andy Wozniewski (6-14-20 in 20 games) is tied with the Wolf Pack’s Bobby Sanguinetti for the AHL lead in points among blueliners.
· This being a Saturday-night home game, $3 domestic draft beers will be available in the XL Center Atrium, as is the case for every Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday-night home date.
· Radio – live with Bob Crawford in HD on WTIC’s 96.5 HD 2 and on-line at www.hartfordwolfpack.com and www.wtic.com .
Sunday, November 29 at Bridgeport (Bridgeport’s Arena at Harbor Yard), 3:00 PM
· This game is the season’s second installment of the GEICO Connecticut Cup. The Wolf Pack captured the first clash of the year November 7 in Bridgeport, winning 4-1.
· The Wolf Pack and Sound Tigers enter the week tied for fourth place in the Atlantic Division at 23 points. Bridgeport has at least a point in five straight games (4-0-0-1), to improve to 11-10-0-1 in 22 games.
· Left-wing Sean Bentivoglio tops Sound Tiger point-scorers, with 7-8-15 in 22 games.
· Radio – live with Bob Crawford in HD on WTIC’s 96.5 HD 2 and on-line at www.hartfordwolfpack.com and www.wtic.com .
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The perfect gift idea for any hockey fan is a Wolf Pack Holiday Pack. Wolf Pack Holiday Packs are available starting this Friday, November 27 through January 3, from the Wolf Pack ticket office (860-548-2000) and on-line at www.hartfordwolfpack.com . Each Holiday Pack includes two flexible game vouchers, redeemable at the XL Center box office for tickets to any regular-season home game, a Wolf Pack souvenir and a Chuck-a-Puck voucher. The cost of the Holiday Pack package is $32 for adults, and packages for kids 16 or younger can be purchased for $22, with the purchase of at least one adult package (service charges, facility and handling fees may apply).
Saturday, December 12, when the Wolf Pack host Bridgeport in a 7:00 GEICO Connecticut Cup game, is “Hometown Hero Night” at the XL Center. The Wolf Pack will be honoring various servicemen and women, including local Police and Fire departments, Military and Civil Service personnel, and will salute the 2009-10 “Hometown Hero of the Year”. The December 12 game also features the Wolf Pack’s annual “Holiday Toy Toss”, and that night is a Boy Scout Night as well. Information on Scout Nights, as well as all of the Wolf Pack’s many terrific ticket options, is available by calling the Wolf Pack ticket office at (860) 548-2000, and on-line at www.hartfordwolfpack.com .
Individual tickets for Wolf Pack games are on sale now at the XL Center Box Office and all Ticketmaster locations including Macy’s at the Buckland Hills Mall and at the Westfarms Mall. Tickets may also be charged by phone at 1-800-745-3000 or online at www.hartfordwolfpack.com .
Every Friday-night Wolf Pack home game at the XL Center is Guida’s Family Value Night. Family Value packages start as low as $45 and include three tickets, three hot dogs or pizza slices, three sodas and a Wolf Pack souvenir. To order your Guida’s Family Value Night pack, visit the XL Center box office, or go on-line to www.hartfordwolfpack.com .
Once again this season, the Wolf Pack are partnering with WTIC Radio to air Wolf Pack hockey action. All of the Wolf Pack’s regular-season and playoff games will air on 96.5 WTIC-FM’s HD 2 channel and will be streamed on-line at www.wtic.com . Select games will be carried live on the 50,000-watt AM powerhouse, WTIC NewsTalk 1080. The next Pack game scheduled to be on WTIC NewsTalk 1080 is coming up Saturday, December 12, when the Wolf Pack host the Bridgeport Sound Tigers in GEICO Connecticut Cup action at the XL Center (7:00 faceoff).
The AHL’s Hartford Wolf Pack is operated by Northland AEG LLC, a joint partnership between Northland Investment Corporation and AEG Facilities. The team is the top player-development affiliate of the NHL’s New York Rangers.
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Ridge Spring News November 16, 2009
From the Mayor’s Desk: Sometimes being mayor can actually be fun. Last Saturday afternoon, Mary Ann from Ridge Antiques called and asked me to come by and pick up two dogs that had come into her shop, and since Max was not around, I went down and found two of the most adorable dogs that anyone could ask for. I waited all afternoon, hoping that someone would come by looking for them. If you have lost two of your pets, please call me or Town Hall, and don’t wait too long I am growing to like them. Tuesday morning the town sponsored a Business Appreciation Breakfast with about seventy business owners, ministers, town employees, and library volunteers in attendance. Speakers included Doris Jones who spoke about the 2010 Census, Elizabeth Harm from the National Heritage Corridor, and Jeanne Velie who spoke to the group about the town’s website and brochures Among the many monuments they visited, first on the list was the World War II monument. (there is a picture of the group in front of the monument on the web site, Joe’s brother is wearing a Clemson jacket and Joe is right next to him) Then they went to the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Memorial (Joe said this was the only sad part because these Vets were not welcomed home) the Korean Conflict ( the forgotten one), the Washington Mall, the Air Force Memorial, The C B’s Memorial, and Arlington National Cemetery. Joe was afraid the piece of shrapnel in his leg would give him a hard time getting through the metal detector, but he finally made it. When they arrived back at Columbia around 7:30, family and friends were there to greet them, including Betty and their children and families. Mike “Mickey” Watson, Joe’s brother took his daughter Caroline. We want to recognize the Cedar Creek Youth Group for their generous improvement project that can be seen outside the track. Beautiful work! We also want to thank Mayor Asbill, the Town Library, and Ridge Hill Baptist for being wonderful hosts for our community meetings. We just received a grant for nearly $5,000.00 to advance our technology accessibility at the school. In conjunction with Pond Branch we applied for and received a grant from the Foundation for Rural Education and Development. Next week is American Education Week.  The Beta Club and Teacher Cadets are hosting a breakfast for faculty and staff next Wednesday morning.  We are also honoring a different type of educational personnel each day with special recognition and prizes.  The students will also be able to win prizes by answering trivia questions each day. There will be a Flag Football Game on Friday, November 20 to help purchase new uniforms for the football team. The faculty/staff will face-off against the middle school students. Winter MAP Testing will be held from November 30 until January 8. Please encourage your child to perform at his/her best on these tests as teachers use the testing information to plan lessons and activities for their students. “The Star Center Community Girl Scout Troops 2081, 2085 and 2086 are the other great troops in the Ridge Spring area. We meet on the first and third Thursdays from 6:30 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. at the Star Center, located on Ridge Hill Drive (past the RSM Elementary School). Our troop and leader information are as follows: Troop 2081 (Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors) is led by Mrs. Effie Martin, Ms. Cynthia Clark and Mrs. Cheryl Cummings; Troop 2085 (Daises and Brownies) is led by Ms. D’Vay Davis and Miss Shanice Martin; and Troop 2086 (Juniors) is led by Ms. Kimberly Smith and Mrs. Consuelo Davis-Merritt.  Please contact any of these leaders if you would like registration information. Our troops are open to all girls and adult women that may be interested in volunteering for this worthy organization.” winners read their Veteran’s Day essays. Winners were: Fourth Grade-Jacob Layton, Kiowa Aimar, Shauna Gillian, Marcus T. Rowe, Gracie Holsenback and Kodi Smart; Fifth Grade-Alicia Key; Sixth Grade-Rosangel Rodriguez, McKenna Palmer, Raekwon Parris, and Asia Negron; Seventh Grade-Cristal Gonzales; and Eighth Grade-Donald Moore. Congratulations to all essay winners. Thanks to Mr. Roberts for planning this moving tribute to our veterans. The October character trait was “Confidence”. Terrific Kids for October were: Kindergarten-Amanee Gilliam, Harley Rodgers, and Jordan Shuford; First Grade-Titianna Morris, Jordan Stone, Makayla Carson, Jaquez Reed, and Te’Asia Hair; Second Grade-Regan Layfield, Megan Turner, Emily Okon, Destinee Jackson; Third Grade-Craig Riley, Dalton Cockrell, Alexis Gray, and Annalee Rodgers; and Fourth Grade-Crystal Preston. Congratulations to all winners!
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