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Pomona Middle School’s Clarence Pierre-Pierre Drops 51 in 59–58 Win Over Chestnut Ridge

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Pierre-Pierre was nearly unstoppable throughout the contest, accounting for the vast majority of Pomona’s offense in a tightly contested matchup that came down to the final moments. With the game hanging in the balance, his scoring ability proved to be the difference as Pomona edged Chestnut Ridge by a single point.

The two teams traded momentum throughout the game, with Chestnut Ridge keeping pressure on Pomona and forcing a close finish. Despite the narrow margin, Pierre-Pierre consistently answered, finding ways to score when his team needed it most.

Pomona leaned heavily on its star guard down the stretch, and he delivered, showcasing both endurance and composure in one of the most impressive individual outings of the season. His 51-point effort was instrumental in securing the win and left little doubt about his impact on the game.

The victory marks a memorable moment for Pomona Middle School, highlighted by a standout performance that will be remembered long after the final buzzer.

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Truck Overturns on NYS Thruway Near Tappan Zee Bridge, Causing Delays

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A traffic incident is causing significant delays on the southbound New York State Thruway near mile marker 16.4, just before the Tappan Zee Bridge.

According to an initial traffic alert, a large truck struck an overpass and overturned across several lanes of the highway. Only the two left lanes are currently getting by.

The incident occurred at approximately 12:15 p.m. and remains ongoing.

Motorists traveling southbound toward Westchester should expect significant delays and consider seeking an alternate route if possible.

Drivers in the area are urged to slow down, use caution and follow directions from emergency personnel.

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Italy Named World’s Top Olive Oil Producer at 2026 NYIOOC

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Italy has been named the world’s leading olive oil-producing country at the 2026 NYIOOC World Olive Oil Competition, earning 166 awards, more than any other country represented in the competition.

Producers from 29 countries submitted a total of 1,021 olive oils for blind judging. Judges awarded 464 Gold Awards and 234 Silver Awards across the competition.

Italy’s strong showing comes despite a challenging season for olive growers. Extreme weather conditions and rising production costs have placed additional pressure on producers throughout the country.

From the rolling hills of Tuscany and Umbria to the olive-growing regions of Puglia and Sicily, Italian producers continue to showcase the country’s long-standing tradition of olive oil craftsmanship.

The results highlight the diversity and consistency of Italian extra virgin olive oil, with producers from across the country earning recognition on the international stage.

For many Italian households and food lovers around the world, extra virgin olive oil remains a kitchen staple — used for everything from dipping and dressing to cooking and finishing traditional dishes.

Do you always keep authentic Italian extra virgin olive oil in your kitchen?

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