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Aaron Judge doesn’t mind that Jazz Chisholm Jr. says he’s winning.In fact, he’s all for it.After Chisholm tied Judge for the MLB lead with six home runs Monday night and added that his four stolen bases gave him the edge in their friendly clubhouse competition, Judge finally responded.New York Yankees captain Aaron Judge, catcher Austin Wells and second baseman Jazz Chisholm, Jr. celebrate after beating the Royals on April 14, 2025. © Gregory Fisher-Imagn Images"He's got an edge," Judge told YES Network’s Meredith Marakovitz before Tuesday night's game. "You're gotta set the bar high, you know, I'm gonna continue to push him. I think that's what it's all about. You know? It's friendly competition. We want the best for each other."AdvertisementWhat started in spring training as a challenge between two of the Yankees’ most dynamic players has now become a lighthearted storyline that Yankees fans are enjoying, too. It not only pushes each player to be better,  » Read More

New Products April 15, 2025 The company has also released its LDI-award-winning Wing Nut Socket. ASC Staff City Theatrical has released an update to the DMXcat app that includes the Flicker Finder function in the DMX Tester app when connected to the DMXcat-E test-tool device. The company also announced it is shipping its LDI-award-winning Wing Nut Socket. The DMXcat update (v2.1.0.9.0.0) is available in the App Store or Google Play (requires Apple iOS 13+ or Android OS 6.0+, 64-bit). The Flicker Finder function enables users to find the source of any DMX flicker on the DMX universe by setting levels and noting if any levels have changed. Users can take a snapshot of the slot levels of an incoming universe and detect changes in those levels. Flicker Finder will continually monitor the snapshot taken against the new incoming data. If there are any changes to the slot levels, the app will notify the user. All new features are free to DMXcat-E users who update the DMXcat app while connected to a DMXcat-E device.  » Read More

Good Morning Traders! In today’s Market Clubhouse Morning Memo, we will discuss SPY, QQQ, AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, GOOGL, META, and TSLA. Our proprietary formula, exclusive to Market Clubhouse, dictates these price levels. This dynamic equation takes into account price, volume, and options flow. These levels are updated every day and shared with all Clubhouse Members, prior to the opening of the market. We recommend closely monitoring these stocks, and be prepared to leverage potential breakouts or reversals. As always, stay alert and ready to adjust your tactics based on the market’s pulse to optimize your trading gains. Now, let’s dive into the stock analysis: SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) SPY is presently auctioning around our critical pivot of 540.07. Bulls should aim for an immediate ascent toward 541.49. Sustained bullish activity above 541.49 may spark a further advance towards our significant support at 544.04. If buyers successfully stabilize above this point during regular hours, watch for continued upside momentum to test the next significant area at 546.46, with an ultimate bullish ambition of reaching 548.13.  » Read More

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Skip to main contentPort Chester, NYStamford, CTHarrison, NYRye, NYWhite Plains, NYDarien, CTNew Canaan, CTScarsdale, NYChappaqua-Mount Kisco, NYLarchmont-Mamaroneck, NYConnecticutTop National NewsSee All CommunitiesCourtesy of Boys & Girls Club of GreenwichGREENWICH, CT — Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich recently announced Calijah Joseph as the Club’s 2025 Youth of the Year. The prestigious honor was awarded at the 57th Annual Youth of the Year Celebration on April 3 at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich.  » Read More

Oh, to be a winner at Augusta.Ask just about any professional golfer which event they'd want to win the most and it wouldn't be a stretch to claim the vast majority would say the Masters.3There have been 54 winners at Augusta since the tournament's inception in 1934Credit: GettyIt is a tournament steeped in tradition, from its strict rules for commentators and patrons to its insanely cheap food and beverage prices.So it should come as no surprise that the last man standing at Augusta gets a swathe of special privileges their peers can only dream of.Some of them are better known than others, such as setting the menu for the Champions Dinner to be held the year after.Scottie Scheffler had the honour this year thanks to his triumph in 2024, but he made some curious culinary selections not everyone was on board with.Read more golf newsThere's also the small issue of prize money,  » Read More

The project foreman at the Clarkston Family Haven site is proud of the progress on 72 units and a clubhouse along Port Drive near Walmart.The three-story apartment buildings are rapidly taking shape and slightly ahead of schedule. They should be completed by the end of the year, and people are already stopping by with questions on how to apply to live there. The construction crew doesn’t handle that part, but an early intake form can be completed now. The official waiting list will open in mid-to-late summer. (See breakout box for more information on how to apply.)Clarkston Family Haven is a partnership between Horizon Housing Alliance and Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington, which are both not-for-profit organizations based in Spokane. Construction began in the fall with crews from Inland Washington, the general contractor, working alongside local subcontractors to keep the project on track. Justin Poffinbargar and the site superintendent have teamed up on numerous affordable housing projects in the state of Washington. During a recent tour, they both said the Clarkston job has been one of their favorites.  » Read More

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Nick Taylor finally made the cut in another major. Brooks Koepka missed the weekend at the Masters in agonizing fashion. Then there was Bernhard Langer and Fred Couples, two former Masters champions, who took their attempts at making the cut all the way to the 18th hole Friday. The 67-year-old Langer missed a par putt that would have gotten him into the weekend, while the 65-year-old Couples made bogey when he needed birdie on the par-4 finishing hole. They certainly weren’t alone in their tournament ending early. Koepka, a five-time major winner, was in good shape with two to play. He had opened with a 74 but was 2 under on the day when he bogeyed the par-4 17th. Then came the 18th and catastrophe: Koepka was so far left off the tee he took a penalty shot and hit again, then missed the green with his approach and three-putted from 12 feet to miss the cut by two shots. He had made eight straight cuts in majors,  » Read More

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — More than 30 years ago, Fred Couples helped Bernhard Langer slip back into the green jacket at the Masters. On Friday, both of them nearly made the cut. Langer, playing in his 41st and final Masters, made a couple of birdies on the second nine at Augusta National to get to even for the tournament. But a shot into the water at the 15th led to a double bogey and, needing a par at the last to make the cut on the number, the 67-year-old Langer watched his 10-footer slip past the edge of the hole for a bogey. The patrons encircling the hole nevertheless gave the 1985 and ’93 champion a standing ovation as he finished up, then walked hand-in-hand with his wife, Vikki Carol, toward the clubhouse to sign his scorecard one last time. “It was a very special last two days for me,” Langer said afterward, “even starting off walking to the first tee yesterday, I got a standing ovation and the people really,  » Read More

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