Repeats every day until Mon Feb 21 2022. Saturday, February 19, 2022 Various timesSunday, February 20, 2022 Various timesMonday, February 21, 2022 Various timeshttps://www.amrevmuseum.org/events/presidents-day-weekend-with-the-museumCost: Adults $21; Children (6-17) $13; Children under 5 are freeVisit the Museum of the American Revolution this Presidents Day Weekend and enjoy family-friendly crafts and hands-on activities to engage kids in stories from the Revolutionary War era.  Online and in-person options are available. Family-friendly highlights include: Washington’s Camp Furniture Activity Set up Washington’s tent with a museum educator using furniture replicas to learn about the Commander in Chief's daily routine, as well as the life of William Lee, Washington’s enslaved valet. Color-Your-Own Inaugural Button Craft Make your own inaugural button inspired by real buttons on display from Washington's campaign. Discovery Cart: Washington's War Tent  Explore replica items from Washington's Revolutionary War command center tent, and hear stories of the country's unsung heroes.  Proof of Covid-19 vaccination required for visitors age 5 and above. Masks required for ages 2 and above. Recommended Age: 6 and up PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia CountyCenter CityNew JerseyEventsVirtualAge: KidsTweens & teens Museum of the American Revolution 101 South Third Street 19106 Philadelphia , PA 39° 56' 53.6676" N, 75° 8' 44.9412" W Pennsylvania Ticketed: 

Luke’s brother. | Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images New Jersey Devils & Related Hockey Links for 1/17/22 Here are your links for today: Devils Links Former Devil Reid Boucher has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a minor in 2011, shortly before he was drafted by New Jersey. [Detroit Free Press ($)] (Note: Please be mindful if you choose to discuss this as it does involve a sensitive, serious, and legal topic.) Here’s Lou talking about this: [The Athletic] Also asked Lamoriello, who was GM of the New Jersey Devils in 2011 when Boucher was drafted by the team, if he'd have drafted the player had he known about the incident.His response:"No."— Katie Strang (@KatieJStrang) January 15, 2022 Just checking in on Luke Hughes: Luke Hughes just doing his things... starts the rush and finishes it pic.twitter.com/oc05j56hyc— Michigan Hockey (@umichhockey) January 16, 2022 On Jesper Bratt’s success this season: “It’s not just the play driving and point outputs that make Bratt valuable. It’s his ability to lift up literally every player he skates on a line with.” [Infernal Access ($)] Hockey Links Edmonton has been … not great as of late, and this hockey fan is really looking forward to the inevitable Oilers panic trade. It’s going to be … delightful. [r/hockey] Stars looking to move John Klingberg: As we just reported on Hockey Night in Canada the Dallas Stars have stepped up their efforts to trade John Klingberg. We believe he will be moved. Not sure where but we've reported that the Carolina Hurricanes have shown interest previously.— Jeff Marek (@JeffMarek) January 16, 2022 “A few teams looking to sign Evander Kane are eagerly awaiting to learn whether there will be consequences this week for the embattled free-agent winger for crossing the border while in COVID-19 protocol before attempting to sign him.” [Sportsnet] Feel free to discuss these and any other hockey-related stories in the comments below.

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