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Monmouth County election day voting locationsOn Tuesday, June 10, polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Here are your polling places, according to monmouthcountyvotes.com. They're listed by district.AberdeenDistrict Location Address Room1Cliffwood Volunteer Fire Company478 Angel Street Cliffwood, NJBay Area2Cliffwood Volunteer Fire Company478 Angel Street Cliffwood, NJBay Area3V.F.W. Guadalcanal Post #4745699 Cliffwood Avenue Keyport, NJMain Room4V.F.W. Guadalcanal Post #4745699 Cliffwood Avenue Keyport, NJMain Room5Cross of Glory Lutheran Church95 Cambridge Drive Aberdeen, NJCommunity Room6Hudson Ridge Senior Center100 Church Street Matawan, NJ7Aberdeen Township Municipal Building1 Aberdeen Square Aberdeen, NJHallway8Aberdeen Township Municipal Building1 Aberdeen Square Aberdeen, NJHallway9Aberdeen Township Municipal Building1 Aberdeen Square Aberdeen, NJHallway10Aberdeen Township Hose and Chemical Company Fire House490 Lloyd Road Aberdeen,  » Read More

The Oakmont clubhouse. / John David Mercer-Imagn Images The U.S. Open is here. One of golf's most grueling tests will be contested at Oakmont Country Club for a record 10th time, with 156 players dueling for the prestigious title. Ready to watch? Below is how you can do so for all four rounds (all times ET).  Published 1 Hour Ago|Modified 1:15 PM EDT MAX SCHREIBER Max Schreiber is a contributor to the Breaking and Trending News team at Sports Illustrated, covering golf. Before joining SI in October 2024, the Mahwah, N.J., native, worked as an associate editor for the Golf Channel and wrote for RyderCup.com and FanSided. He is a multiplatform producer for Newsday and has a bachelor's in communications and journalism from Quinnipiac University. In his free time, you can find him doing anything regarding the Yankees, Giants, Knicks and Islanders.  » Read More

OAKMONT, Pa. — The U.S. Open long has been regarded the toughest test in golf, and this year it returns to what is arguably the toughest course in America. Oakmont Country Club outside Pittsburgh is the talk of the 125th U.S. Open, a course built in 1903 that is more about being feared than being fair. The rough is as thick as ever. The greens are as fast as any. There's also the famous Church Pew bunkers between the third and fourth holes. Scottie Scheffler shot 69 in his U.S. Open debut as a Texas teenager. He missed the cut the next day in 2016. Now he's the favorite as he comes to Oakmont having won three of his last four tournaments, including the PGA Championship. Here is a look at what you need to know leading up to the U.S. Open:When is the US Open?Golf's second-oldest championship — it dates to 1895 — starts Thursday at 6:45 a.m. Players in groups of three will start on the first and 10th tees,  » Read More

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GALLOWAY, N.J. (AP) — Elizabeth Szokol birdied the first five holes and shot an 8-under 62 on Friday for a share of the first-round lead with Ilhee Lee in the ShopRite LPGA Classic. Playing in the afternoon on Seaview’s Bay Course, Szokol followed her opening birdie run with a bogey on No. 6, then added birdies on Nos. 8, 9, 13 and 16. “Happy to get off to a great start and really looking forward to the weekend,” Szokol said. “Lots of golf left. Really excited to see good golf and hard work paying off today.” The 30-year-old American teamed with Cheyenne Knight to win the 2023 Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational for her only tour victory. Top-ranked Nelly Korda opened with a 71, and No. 2 Jeeno Thitikul had a 68. Maja Stark, the U.S. Women’s Open winner Sunday at Erin Hills, shot 70. Lee birdied three straight holes three times — on Nos. 3-5, 8-10 and 16-18 — and had one bogey in her morning round. The 36-year-old South Korean won the 2013 Pure Silk-Bahamas LPGA Classic for her lone tour title.  » Read More

When Angels closer Kenley Jansen induced a groundout from J.P. Crawford to end Friday night’s contest, he made sure to keep the ball. In the Angels’ clubhouse after a 5-4 win over the Seattle Mariners, Jansen handed the ball to Kyle Hendricks. It was Hendricks’ to keep after he earned his 100th career victory. Hendricks didn’t pitch his best game. The right-hander gave up eight hits and four earned runs while striking out two and walking two over six innings. Still, his milestone capped one of the Angels’ better wins — an all-around effort spearheaded by their veterans. “I hate it being about me, so I appreciated keeping short,” said Hendricks, who won 97 of his 100 games with the Chicago Cubs. just said a couple words, and the guys pointed out Kenley keeping the last ball for me, handing it over. Just really cool and hugs all around.” Clyde Wright,  » Read More

The Martha’s Vineyard Boys and Girls Club got a green light this week from the Martha’s Vineyard Commission to proceed with plans to develop a new campus in Edgartown. The club still must go through town permitting processes as it seeks to build a 21,530-square-foot clubhouse with outdoor play areas and parking. The Boys and Girls Club has outgrown the existing 46-year-old facility, club officials have said, leaving many Island children unable to join.  Conditions of the 12-1 approval included making the Boys and Girls Club responsible for planting and maintaining a buffer of trees to screen the development from its residential neighbors, who expressed dismay and concern after much of the 2.4-acre site was clear-cut earlier this year. “This vegetative screening is very important has to work,” commissioner Linda Sibley said, during deliberations Thursday night. Brian Smith voted against the proposal after arguing that the facility would be too large and, by attracting more families, would contribute to the suburbanization of Martha’s Vineyard. “We’re on the fast track to becoming Wellesley by the sea,” Mr.  » Read More

The man is charged with promoting the Islamic State on a social media platform You may also like Tusk: Poland Wants To Earn “Big Money” on Ukraine Reconstruction The PM hopes the Slawkow railway facility in southern Poland will become a main transport hub for materials heading to Ukraine. Glacier Collapse Destroys Swiss Village, Triggers Flood Risk A two-kilometre debris field has blocked a river, with fears of flooding growing. Netanyahu Calls on Macron To Confront French Antisemitism Weekend vandalism of Jewish sites in Paris is “a direct result” of incitement against Jews in France, the Israeli PM said. The man is charged with promoting the Islamic State on a social media platform A 28-year-old Syrian-born man living in the Netherlands has been arrested on terrorism charges after allegedly using the social media app Clubhouse to express support for the Islamic State (IS), Dutch authorities announced on Thursday, June 5th. The suspect was taken into custody earlier this week and has been admitted to jail following an initial hearing.  » Read More

Canada's Taylor Pendrith has share of clubhouse lead at RBC Canadian Open Article Image 0 , The Canadian Press CALEDON - Taylor Pendrith of Richmond Hill, Ont., has a share of the clubhouse lead in the first round of the RBC Canadian Open. He was tied with Americans Alex Smalley and Paul Peterson at 5-under 65 in the morning wave. Nick Taylor of Abbotsford, B.C., the 2023 winner of the men's national golf championship, was a shot back tied with a group for fourth. Pendrith, Taylor and Mackenzie Hughes of Dundas, Ont., are one of the marquee groups of the first two rounds. Hughes was tied for 20th after a 2-under round. A thunderstorm Wednesday night and continued rain into the morning made the greens soft and accuracy important. This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 5, 2025.  » Read More