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Jackson Township defeats Manchester Township 45-35 in a Shore A South clash, extending its win streak to three games.
Finer's 23 points came from five two-pointers and three three-pointers, fueling the win for Jackson Township.
Kaylee Ambos contributed 12 points for Jackson Township, including three 3-pointers.
Manchester Township was led by Molly Palmer with 12 points, all from beyond the arc.
Jackson Township built an early 12-9 lead and led 26-17 at halftime before finishing strong in the final period.
The win helps Jackson Township maintain first place in Shore A South with Point Pleasant Boro in the mix.
Manchester Township had a 5-game win streak prior to the loss.
The game took place at Jackson Memorial High School in Jackson, New Jersey.
The article notes the game was part of the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group 3 schedule.
The recap is provided by NJ Advance Media as part of local high school sports coverage.

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Steven Tendo, a Ugandan minister and asylum seeker living in Vermont, was detained by ICE outside a health care facility where he works.
Tendo was transported to an ICE facility in Manchester, New Hampshire, and was in custody at the Strafford County Jail in Dover by Wednesday evening.
Tendo’s attorneys are pursuing legal challenges in New Hampshire to seek his release.
Supporters and advocates say Tendo faced torture and persecution in Uganda, and his asylum case has been ongoing for years.
Tendo’s detention prompted a rally outside a St. Albans ICE facility with about 50 participants.
Vermont’s lawmakers urged that Tendo be allowed to return to Vermont and receive due process.
Tendo’s asylum case was rejected in 2019 after a federal judge cited inconsistencies, according to court records.
Tendo previously faced a potential deportation at Brownsville’s Port Isabel Detention Center in 2020 before a reprieve.
Tendo’s case has drawn support from international human rights groups and several members of Congress.
Tendo’s detention follows a routine ICE check-in scheduled for Friday, according to his union.

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Maine bars shift to takeout and to-go deals for Super Bowl Sunday amid home-viewing trends
White Duck Brew Pub plans to close early to support house parties and to-go orders
Owner Andrew Ferran says stay-at-home viewing is a key driver for Super Bowl plans
The Depot Pub in Gardiner expects many customers to leave the bar early due to the 6:30 p.m. start
Two Maine Guys in Augusta advertises a watch party with ongoing food and drink specials
Weather is expected to be extremely cold, reinforcing a home viewing trend
Local bars reference the game’s late start as a factor for moving to takeout options
Owners aim to accommodate home parties while maintaining revenue through to-go options
Executive takeaway highlights include rising delivery and takeout on Super Bowl Sunday
The article notes some bars anticipate lower, not higher, Sunday traffic depending on patrons' plans
Local Maine bars hope for a successful Super Bowl by offering house-friendly options and promotions

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