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Baseball: Dwight-Englewood finds early groove in Bowie’s well-rounded performance

Rhys Bowie helped himself out early.Dwight-Englewood’s starting pitcher didn’t have much time to go through a regular warmup up on Tuesday in Hasbrouck Heights. After the long bus ride, he went through a quick routine to prepare for his start - but his mentality had to shift even quicker.Bowie was slated to lead off the game for the Bulldogs, and just like that, he had to put on a helmet and step into the batter’s box.He led off with a base hit and came all the way around to score following a mammoth do...

Rhys Bowie helped himself out early.

Dwight-Englewood’s starting pitcher didn’t have much time to go through a regular warmup up on Tuesday in Hasbrouck Heights. After the long bus ride, he went through a quick routine to prepare for his start - but his mentality had to shift even quicker.

Bowie was slated to lead off the game for the Bulldogs, and just like that, he had to put on a helmet and step into the batter’s box.

He led off with a base hit and came all the way around to score following a mammoth double by Everett Garber, giving Dwight-Englewood the lead. They put up two runs in the 1st inning, and Bowie kept Hasbrouck Heights at arm’s length on the mound, firing eight strikeouts in five innings to lead the Bulldogs to a 9-3 win.

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“It’s a little hard as it is with the high school schedule. We don’t have much to warm up before the game but we have a routine set up by our team that gets me ready to compete on both sides of the ball,” Bowie said.

After that hectic opening inning where punched two strikeouts, Bowie was able to take a breath and settle in. He twirled back-to-back 1-2-3 frames behind a lively fastball. He surrendered just two hits in his outing and now has 15 strikeouts in 8.1 innings this year.

“The fastball was working well. I was hitting spots, so I can’t really complain with the outcome. My guys backed me up despite a newer lineup and we had a lot of good signs today,” Bowie said, who went 2-for-3 at the dish with two runs, one RBI and a stolen base.

Garber’s power remained throughout the contest, ripping three hits as part of a two-double day. He drove in a pair of runs and scored twice. He wanted that first hit to be a home run, but accepted that Hasbrouck Heights’ fence in left field is further away than most parks.

“It’s a deep fence out there but I was thinking that it might have been gone. But hey, a double is a double and I’ll take it,” Garber said.

The Bulldogs (2-1) haven’t seen much timely hitting to begin the 2023 campaign, but a game like this one helps steer the ship in a better direction. After the two-run 1st, Dwight-Englewood erupted for four in the 6th inning thanks to base hits from Garber, J.D. Collins and Jimmy Burke. Zach Colosimo scooped the RBI on a groundout.

“We’ve struggled to score runs so far this year. We really want to get out on offense early now and have everyone do their part. We got moving in the 1st inning and we felt really good after that,” Dwight-Englewood head coach Frank Salvano said.

Freshman Austin Kim came on in relief for the Bulldogs and picked up four strikeouts in two frames. He also showed an extreme level of toughness after getting hit in the face during an at-bat.

Kim took a minute to recover, but he remained in the game in the 3rd inning after the ball ricocheted off his mouth. The Dwight-Englewood newcomer immediately poked a base hit down the right-field line and stole a base to ensure everyone he felt just fine.

“Austin is tough. In 20 years of coaching in high school, I’ve never had a freshman like him. I trust him out there, definitely,” Salvano said.

Tristan Govea started on the mound for the Aviators (2-3). He fanned four in two innings and roped both of Hasbrouck Heights’ hit at the plate, finishing 2-for-4. Damon Rivera threw the last five innings.

Down 9-1 in the final inning, the Aviators didn’t wave the white flag. Carrying some momentum into next game, Ethan Perez and Joe Stevens each notched an RBI single. Damon Rivera and Tommy Brancato each sprinted around the bases to score.

“The attitude that every Heights team has is that we are never going to quit. You’re never out of it in baseball and we came through with some opportunities there. We played for all 21 outs and our captains made sure we kept the energy up until the end,” Hasbrouck Heights head coach Sean Mansfield said.

Hasbrouck Heights returns to action on April 14 at Lodi, while Dwight-Englewood faces Saddle Brook at home April 12.

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Sicily Through Englewood, New Jersey’s Sofia Restaurant

Year after year, travelers from all over the world flock to Italy for their summer vacations. In 2023, this is the case more than ever before- the country has never seen such a boom of tourists, according to several news reports, with crowds and prices swelling in top destinations such as the Amalfi Coast, Tuscany and Rome.Sicily is also popular and enjoying the limelight these days thanks to the success of the TV series “The White Lotus.” Just try getting a room at San Domenico Palace Taormina Four Seasons where the hit s...

Year after year, travelers from all over the world flock to Italy for their summer vacations. In 2023, this is the case more than ever before- the country has never seen such a boom of tourists, according to several news reports, with crowds and prices swelling in top destinations such as the Amalfi Coast, Tuscany and Rome.

Sicily is also popular and enjoying the limelight these days thanks to the success of the TV series “The White Lotus.” Just try getting a room at San Domenico Palace Taormina Four Seasons where the hit show was filmed. Even if you manage a reservation, the price for an overnight stay at the height of the current season will significantly set you back.

I return to Italy time and time again but am skipping the trip this summer because I don’t want to contend with hordes of people who are all jockeying to see the same sights and enjoy the scenic settings.

Instead, I transport myself to the country by savoring its delicious foods at home. That often means visiting one of my favorite restaurants: Sofia, a farm to table Italian steakhouse complete with a sexy cigar bar and lounge in Englewood, New Jersey, just over the George Washington Bridge.

The current chef Emanuele Cipolla hails from Sicily and takes great pride in his heritage by recreating some of the beloved dishes he grew up with by serving them to his customers, many of which frequent the always-buzzy restaurant multiple times a week.

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He recently shared a recipe with me for a potato gnocchi with saffron and mussels and assured me that despite the refined name, it’s an easy dish to execute at home. I’ve shared it below, along with why it’s so special to Chef Cipolla and his family.

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You may not be going to Sicily this summer or have a trip planned anytime soon, but this gnocchi- temporarily, at least- will transport you there.

Potato Gnocchi with Saffron and Mussels

“If I have to decide one of my plates that represents me the most, I believe this is it. The gnocchi to me are synonymous with home and family. In my house, gnocchi is always what we ate for a cozy family meal. Saffron and mussels are some of the major flavor profiles of Sicily. In addition, the colors of this dish (red and yellow) are the colors of the Sicilian flag.”

Ingredients for 4 servings:

For the gnocchi:

800g (1,8 lb) red potato (alternative can be russet potatoes)

300g (10 oz) flour

1 egg

150g ( 5oz) Parmigiano Reggiano

2g (1 tsp) Nutmeg

Salt and pepper

1kg (2.2lb) coarse kosher salt

For the sauce:

400g P.E.I. mussels

1 clove garlic minced

1tbsp e.v.o.o.

½ cup white wine

250g cultured butter European style

4g saffron pistils

Let’s start preparing the gnocchi.

Preheat the oven to 200c (400 f).

Wash the potatoes, and lay on a baking tray that’s sprinkled with coarse kosher salt evenly to make a bed for the potatoes.

Cook in total for 4550 minutes or until fork tender, but turn halfway through.

Once the potatoes are ready and fork tender, peel them and pass them through a potato ricer. Try to do this while the potatoes are still hot.

When they reach room temperature, add all the other ingredients and start working them together to make the dough. Knead the dough until smooth and elastic, cut into six 6 parts and roll each one in long “snake” ¾ inch thick.

Cut every “snake” in pieces of ¾ inch to create square potato gnocchi.

While the potatoes are cooking in the oven, we can start preparing all the other elements of this plate:

In a large pan, put e.v.o.o. and minced garlic and cook until golden brown.

Add the mussels and the white wine, make them steam until fully open,

Strain the juice in a bowl and deshell the mussels. Place them back in the juice and cover with a plastic wrap so they don’t get dry.

When the gnocchi are ready, boil them in salt water until they come to the surface.

In a pan, melt the European butter with the saffron, toss in the gnocchi, add the mussels, and slowly add the mussel juice until everything comes together in a beautiful, velvety sauce.

Divide the gnocchi into bowls and garnish with the mussels.

Enjoy!

Restaurant That Ushered in a New Era of Chinese Food Gets a Second Chance

Fat Choy, a Lower East Side restaurant that closed last year despite positive ...

Fat Choy, a Lower East Side restaurant that closed last year despite positive reviews from the city’s food critics, is getting a second chance. Chef Justin Lee, the restaurant’s owner who most recently helped open Virginia’s in the East Village, is resurrecting the vegan Chinese-leaning restaurant in Englewood, New Jersey, at 52 East Palisades Avenue, at Grand Avenue. It’s part of a new restaurant team backed by a co-founder of Bluestone Lane.

The restaurant that Eater said ushered in a “new era” of Chinese vegan fare is on track to open around August as a full-service spot that “will feel a bit like a diner,” says Lee, a restaurant perched on the town’s walkable main drag. The original that Lee and his wife Katie owned without partners closed due to the pressures of COVID on small restaurants and the effects of rising costs on a spot that charged less than $10 per dish.

The chef says he’s tweaking the Fat Choy menu, which was known for its mushroom sloppy joes and and salt-and-pepper cauliflower, so it’s more accessible to a wider audience — although it will still be vegan. Look for a menu of sticky rice dumplings and Kung Pao hashbrowns, as well as sides like Sichuan curly fries. That cauliflower might become a General Tso’s dish and there will likely be a vegan version of matzo ball soup on the menu, too.

The reopening has come about serendipitously, Lee says — since he had “zero intention” of reopening the restaurant. The chef was planning on joining his wife in a teaching career through a fast-track teaching fellowship through the New York City department of education, but fate had other plans. “My work consulting with Virginia’s was a lot more involved than I thought it was going to be,” he says, and he didn’t complete the application on deadline. “We’re fortunate I made an egregious error,” he says.

It allowed Lee to be open to an opportunity from entrepreneur Jonathan Krieger, co-founder of the Australian coffee brand Bluestone Lane (now with over 50 locations) to reopen Fat Choy in New Jersey and to become a culinary director of a new restaurant group, he says. In addition to Bluestone Lane, Kreiger is founder of the Spring in Tenafly, New Jersey; and was the CEO of Taco Dumbo, with eight New York locations that shuttered during COVID.

Lee is now a partner in multiple concepts in New Jersey, including a new ice cream shop called Sugarfly that opened in a development in Tenafly last week called the Spring. “There are a lot of changes happening,” he says.

NAI James E. Hanson Helps Local Urgent Care Expand to Englewood, N.J.

NAI James E. Hanson, the largest New Jersey-based full-service independent commercial real estate firm, announces it has negotiated a 3,474-square-foot lease at 300 Grand Avenue in Englewood, N.J. NAI James E. Hanson’s Anthony Cassano, Vice President, represented both the landlord, Alza Unc 74 Grand Ave Englewood NJ 07631, and the tenant, ...

NAI James E. Hanson, the largest New Jersey-based full-service independent commercial real estate firm, announces it has negotiated a 3,474-square-foot lease at 300 Grand Avenue in Englewood, N.J. NAI James E. Hanson’s Anthony Cassano, Vice President, represented both the landlord, Alza Unc 74 Grand Ave Englewood NJ 07631, and the tenant, AM/PM Walk-In Urgent Care, in the transaction.

Located on the corner of Grand Avenue and Forest Avenue, 300 Grand Avenue is a highly visible, 19,354-square-foot, Class-A medical office building with ample covered and surface parking. Currently home to a mix of medical specialties including Riverside Oral Surgery and a urology center that is part of Summit Health’s network, the property is suited to fit the needs of a variety of medical tenants in the market.

AM/PM Walk-In Urgent Care Clinic is an affordable neighborhood, walk-in immediate care clinic that provides adult and pediatric treatment for minor illnesses and injuries. Currently, it operates clinics in Bergenfield, Cliffside Park, Norwood and North Bergen and is in the midst of a strategic expansion across Bergen County.

“When healthcare tenants are in the market for new space, one of the key priorities on their checklist is visibility to the marketplace,” said Cassano. “A prospective patient must be aware of the tenant’s location and be able to access the facility with ease or else they will find somewhere else to find treatment. I’m happy to have provided the services needed to help a growing local business to expand its presence as they begin to serve the Englewood community.”

To stay connected with NAI James E. Hanson and for updates on the latest transactions and news, please follow NAI Hanson on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

About NAI James E. Hanson

Since 1955, NAI James E. Hanson has been a leading independent full-service brokerage commercial real estate and property management firm serving a diverse client list. NAI Hanson offers its clients strategic solutions and provides comprehensive value-added services such as office, industrial and retail brokerage, investment sales, land sales, management, government services and financing expertise.

NAI Hanson is also one of the original members of NAI Global, an international commercial real estate network with over 300 offices spanning the globe. For more information on NAI James E. Hanson, contact William C. Hanson, SIOR, at the company’s Teterboro office at 201-488-5800 or visit www.naihanson.com

Boys Ice Hockey: Frisch vs Montclair Kimberley on Jan. 26, 2023.

Matt Kipp | For NJ Advance MediaBoys Ice Hockey: Frisch hosts Montclair Kimberley at MacKay Ice Arena in Englewood.Nicholas Sykora (15) of Montclair Kimberley celebrates a goal during the boys ice hockey game between Frisch and Montclair Kimberley at MacKay Ice Arena in Englewood on Thursday, January 26, 2023....

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Boys Ice Hockey: Frisch hosts Montclair Kimberley at MacKay Ice Arena in Englewood.

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Boys Ice Hockey: Frisch hosts Montclair Kimberley at MacKay Ice Arena in Englewood.

Nicholas Sykora (15) of Montclair Kimberley scores a goal while Bennett Lissauer (4) of Frisch defends during the boys ice hockey game between Frisch and Montclair Kimberley at MacKay Ice Arena in Englewood on Thursday, January 26, 2023.Get Photo

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Boys Ice Hockey: Frisch hosts Montclair Kimberley at MacKay Ice Arena in Englewood.

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Boys Ice Hockey: Frisch hosts Montclair Kimberley at MacKay Ice Arena in Englewood.

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Boys Ice Hockey: Frisch hosts Montclair Kimberley at MacKay Ice Arena in Englewood.

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