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DURHAM — Local radio personality Vero Barragán launched her new Spanish-language book “Hasta Que los Cuernos Nos Separen” last month at an event at the Hartford Public Library. The title is based on a Spanish expression that means being unfaithful. The book is about love, marriage and cheating.Barragán found out her husband was cheating on her when she was a self-described “sexy bomb” at five months pregnant with her youngest daughter. She said she had to learn to pause, reflect, heal and work through it with her husband.“Obviously, nobody wants to say that they are the victim of the story,” she said. “They sell you the idea that if you’re good and do everything right, nothing bad will ever happen to you. But when it happened to me for various reasons, I had to face it in a different way.”Sharing the story, breaking the silenceBarragán has been thinking about sharing her story for nearly a decade, but didn’t write about it until the pandemic. During lockdown, she joined a social app called Clubhouse where people host different chatrooms to speak about different topics.  » Read More

Coach Huff's Weekly Press Conference - App State   HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – Marshall Football makes its final stop in the Carolinas for the 2023 season on Saturday when the Thundering Herd takes on App State in a 6 p.m. matchup to be televised on NFL Network from Kidd Brewer Stadium in Boone, N.C. HOW TO FOLLOW Watch: NFL Network Listen: Live Live Stats: StatBroadcast  Game notes: Marshall | App State Twitter: @HerdFB Instagram: @Herd_FB PRE-GAME NOTES Marshall and App State renew a rivalry that dates back to the old Southern Conference days for both teams. Both teams come into the game at 4-4 overall and are looking to secure a win that gets them within one win of bowl eligibility. ABOUT MARSHALL Marshall is coming off a 34-6 loss to Coastal Carolina in which the team got two field goals from kicker Rece Verhoff.  » Read More

The tech-infused TGL golf league led by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy lost a marquee player Thursday when Masters champion Jon Rahm decided to remove himself from the 24-man roster. The announcement comes as TGL has spent the week revealing the format and details of the 15-hole team matches, team names and which players are being assigned to various cities. “I am sad to confirm that I will not be participating in the first TGL season,” Rahm posted on X, formerly known as Twitter. “While I still think it’s a great opportunity, right now it would require a level of commitment that I can’t offer.” Rahm’s image recently was removed from TGL’s website, sparking queries about his involvement. “Jon is one of the most talented players in the game and we will miss him during the inaugural TGL season,” the league said in a statement. “We understand that players have to balance a lot of different facets of their professional and personal lives and respect Jon’s choice and wish him well.” TGL said it would name a replacement to the roster.  » Read More

... clubhouse building and an outdoor pool ... DoorDash orders surge 24% in the third quarter, helping … FILE - The DoorDash app is shown on a smartphone on ...  » Read More

Skip to main contentCentral Park, NYUpper West Side, NYUpper East Side, NYMidtown-Hell's Kitchen, NYHarlem, NYAstoria-Long Island City, NYChelsea, NYGramercy-Murray Hill, NYWest Village, NYEast Village, NYNew YorkTop National NewsSee All CommunitiesGood evening, New York City Patch readers! We've assembled some of the most share-worthy stories from the state for today, just for you. Here are the top five stories from around the city: 1. More than 119,000 New York City public school students experienced homelessness last year,  » Read More

1. Miami HeatThis design just screams "Miami Heat." It pops for the right reason and is the leader in the clubhouse in our eyes. 5. Washington WizardsThis design is puzzling and does nothing for us, much like the Wizards on the court right now. 4. Charlotte HornetsAt least the Charlotte Hornets tried something here. It didn't land, but they tried. 3. Orlando MagicThis is a really solid job by the Orlando Magic. Much like the team this year, this is a sleeper pick. 2. Atlanta HawksIt's not perfect, but this court is at least visually appealing. In a relatively lackluster division, this design is near the top. 1. Miami HeatThis design just screams "Miami Heat." It pops for the right reason and is the leader in the clubhouse in our eyes. 5. Washington WizardsThis design is puzzling and does nothing for us,  » Read More

A village committee has recommended a Prairie Style exterior design for the new clubhouse at the Glencoe Golf Club.On Oct. 23, the village’s ad hoc Design Review Committee unanimously endorsed one of three Prairie Style exterior designs for the Golf Club’s new approximate 10,000 square foot clubhouse and pro shop. That recommendation now goes to the Village Board for final approval.After a series of meetings where different types of design were considered, FGM Architects, the firm retained by the village, presented three separate Prairie Style exterior designs options as finalists. The committee selected a proposal that provides a strong western view by combining modern floor to ceiling glass with traditional prairie window patterns, according to FGM.The building’s columns would anchor the dining space to the terrace that serves as the base for the clubhouse and the overall building form emphasizes the importance of the dining room and bar dining spaces with the private event space dining area and pro shop as supporting events.“The Prairie style design with some modern elements was a natural fit for the village in the setting it is in next to the golf course and the trees.  » Read More

By  |  Oct. 30, 2023 3:14 PM PDT Photo: Photo via Flip. I’m Ann, and I cover e-commerce and retail for The Information. Lately, I’ve been hearing more about Flip, a TikTok-like shopping app that’s been dominating my conversations with e-commerce founders, as well as my X feed, for the past few weeks—thanks to a costly way of getting new customers. The app, first launched in 2019, offers a scrollable feed of videos from creators and other users recommending and reviewing products they’ve purchased. Flip takes a cut of all sales made on the platform and says it doesn’t charge brands fees to join or for the creation of review videos. Over the past month, it’s risen 50 spots to become a top 10 shopping app on Apple’s App Store alongside heavyweights like Temu, Shein and Amazon, according to mobile data platform Data.ai.   » Read More

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Frankie's Sweet Shoppe started out as make believe, but it's grown into something unbelievable instead. Frankie Parkhurst is only eight years old, and her baking has raised more than $1,000 for homeless animals.   It's also earned her an award from Waukesha's Humane Animal Welfare Society, or HAWS.Ben the kitten has got a pretty sweet life. His own clubhouse to play in, and an 8-year-old girl who loves him."I saw him, and I thought he was really cute," Parkhurst said. "He's tan, and he's tiny and a kitten, which means he'll stay with me for a while."Parkhurst recently adopted Ben. You could say he's her sweet reward."Cook sugar and corn syrup on the stove for a little bit," Parkhurst said, reading directions for homemade marshmallows. When she was just six, Parkhurst started Frankie's Sweet Shoppe."I make brownies, marshmallows, cupcakes, cakes, cookies," she said proudly.All alongside her mom, Lynn."Definitely her most well-known is her homemade marshmallows," Lynn Parkhurst said.  » Read More

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