Space Shuttle Enterprise's new Pavilion at the Intrepid Museum

This week marked the end of a 9-month hiatus for the Space Shuttle Enterprise.  Hurricane Sandy toppled the original housing of the Pavilion in October, 2012.  Tuesday afternoon, I was granted admission to the Pavilion to photograph the new exhibits and the Shuttle itself.  Wednesday, I returned to capture the Opening Ceremonies.  Here are some of the images.  (Click on any image for a closer look).

 Exhibit cases are located throughout the Pavilion, directly under the Space Shuttle Enterprise which is mounted 10' from the floor.

 HDR rendition of the Russian Soyuz Space Capsule which was loaned to Intrepid by Greg Olsen, one of America's first space travelers.

Composite photo view  of the Space Shuttle from the observation deck.

 The "nose" of the Shuttle Enterprise.

 Representing Intrepid, Board Chair Bruce Mosler (left) and Intrepid President Marenoff-Zausner (right) accepting the proclamation of the Intrepid as a National Historic Site.

Its official!  The new Space Shuttle Pavilion is now open.

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Glen Rock Softball opening day

Saturday was opening day for all the teeball, softball and baseball teams in Glen Rock.  Over 900 students from kindergarten through 8th grade participated with their coaches and their families in a march from the Borough Hall to Hamilton School field.  Here are a few of the photos, the rest of which are posted here on Patch.com.

The 900 players and their coaches and families marching down Hamilton Street

The anticipation mounts as the kids get ready for the Mayor to throw the first pitch

Mayor John van Keuren throws the first pitch .. Play ball!

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