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Skip to main content Walnut Creek, CA Rockridge, CA Piedmont, CA Pleasant Hill, CA Berkeley, CA Albany, CA Danville, CA Martinez, CA El Cerrito, CA Concord, CA California Top National News See All Communities This post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own. Visitors to the Lafayette Library and Learning Center are invited to explore E Pluribus Unum: Many Stories, One Nation, a free educational exhibit commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Created by the Acalanes Chapter,  » Read More

Following the Red Sox’ comeback 6-5 victory over the Orioles to extend their win streak to 14 games, Aroldis Chapman shared his perspective about the ballclub’s impressive stretch. “Just really happy,” Chapman said through a team interpreter, according to NBC Sports Boston, “really content about how the guys are playing, how everyone's behaving themselves on and off the field in here in the clubhouse, how they show up to the ballpark, and just really feel happy about the way that we've been playing during this streak.” Concentrating on baseball has been addressed by the Red Sox already this season, including sending Roman Anthony to Fort Myers for his rehab assignment. The reasoning for Anthony’s change was to provide him a location with a “singular focus” so that he could get “healthy and not have to deal with all the other stuff that goes with it,” according to interim manager Chad Tracy. Similar sentiments have been shared by other members of the organization throughout 2026. “I just feel like on the road we're a very close-knit team,” Isiah Kiner-Falefa said on June 2,  » Read More

The app was created as a simple idea with an age-old problem in view: people wanted to converse, not type. Davison and Seth were experienced in creating social networking apps, hence they knew how online chats took place. In addition, there was a gap that existed between long-form podcasts and short posts on social platforms,  live voice. But the rise and fall of clubhouse portrays a different story.  This is how they created Clubhouse through a product called “rooms.” This product consisted of a live audio space in which the host spoke while others listened and raised their hands for their turn to talk. This resembled a conference hallway, a panel discussion, or simply a conference call, except the ease of joining and leaving it. The application was invite-only and iOS only when it launched at first. This decision was logical in terms of technology and scalability because it allowed keeping the server load low and fixing bugs before the millions joined.  It generated huge curiosity among people who got to see screenshots and tweets about the application but were not able to join yet.  » Read More

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For the first time since 2023, the men’s major championship season has come and gone without Scottie Scheffler lifting a trophy. The World No. 1 posted a 3-under-par 67 in one last push Sunday at Royal Birkdale Golf Club, but he was already out of the running at the Open Championship when he finished the week at 7 under, ultimately tying Englishman Tommy Fleetwood for fourth. Cameron Young had ​already posted the clubhouse lead at 9 under before New Zealand’s Ryan Fox made a late charge to win the Claret Jug with ‌a 10-under 270. “Going into today, I had some experience in comebacks in stuff like this,” Scheffler said, “and I told myself if I could go out and shoot 4 under on the front nine, I’d be right in it because the leaders wouldn’t have barely teed off yet, and that would have put me at 8, and (54-hole leader Sam Burns) would have been at 10. “I definitely don’t regret any of the decisions that I made, either off the tee or going into greens today.  » Read More

SOUTHPORT, England, July 19 (Reuters) – South Korea’s Kim Si-woo took the lead in the final round of the British ​Open at Royal Birkdale on Sunday ‌as overnight leader Sam Burns faltered on the outward nine. With huge crowds hoping to roar on home favourite Tommy Fleetwood as he chased his ‌first ​major, it was Kim ⁠who made steady progress ⁠early on as others made errors in freshening winds. Kim birdied the fifth and gained another shot on the following hole ​to reach 10 under. American Cameron Young carded a superb 64, despite a bogey ⁠at the 18th, to ⁠be clubhouse leader on nine ​under. American Burns began on 10 under and birdied ​the second only for three successive bogeys ‌to drop him back. • Kim made early progress to lead 154th Open. • Cameron Young was clubhouse leader on minus nine ⁠after superb 64. • Burns made three successive bogeys. • World number one Scottie Scheffler made early charge ⁠but was ‌on seven under with holes ⁠running out.  » Read More

How the new clubhouse at Wells Tennis Club could look. Picture: WTC TENNIS players in Wells could soon be enjoying better facilities if plans for a replacement pavilion are approved. NAPC Limited, on behalf of Wells Tennis Club, has applied for permission to replace the current pavilion at the Athletic Ground, in Rowdens Road, with a new building, including “improved ancillary accommodation”. The proposed single-storey pavilion would feature a main clubroom or seating area, ancillary rooms, toilets and refreshment or kitchen facilities, measuring around 12.3m x 5.3m. “The building would be constructed on ground screws, reducing the need for extensive excavation and limiting ground disturbance,” the application said. “The replacement pavilion has been designed as a simple, robust and functional building appropriate to its recreational setting.” How the new clubhouse at Wells Tennis Club could look. Picture: WTC It said the redevelopment of a pavilion would “provide improved facilities for the existing tennis use”, allowing for the “day-to-day operation of the courts and for the continued growth and accessibility of tennis at the Athletic Ground”.  » Read More

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DENVER — Chase Burns’ nickname around the Cincinnati Reds’ clubhouse was already “The Franchise.” Now, he has a contract extension to match the nickname. Burns and the Reds are closing in on a seven-year, $105 million contract. Since the contract isn’t official yet, Burns and the Reds’ front office are waiting to discuss the deal with the media. “It’s very exciting,” Hunter Greene said. “A lot of peace of mind for him. For him to be able to get that is a testament to his work ethic and the position he has been able to put himself in. It’ll also give him a little more motivation to keep getting better.” The Reds are in the middle of a disappointing 2026 season, entering the second half of the season with a 43-52 record. They look like a team trending toward being sellers at the deadline. Burns’ breakthrough season and this contract extension are some light in the darkness. “They’re committed to the team and the players in this room,” Andrew Abbott said. “You feel good with the young talent they’re locking up.  » Read More

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