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Management at the Goose Hummock golf resort woke up to unpleasant news on Thursday (August 24) morning.  In the early hours of the day, an alert was sent out to management that the alarm had been set off.  "The alarm got tripped off at about 4:19 a.m. and we all got the phone calls," said Brian Murray, the GM of the course. "We have a guy who lives on site, and he got here at about 4:30 a.m., just 10 minutes after."  Upon arriving, it was discovered that the front door of the clubhouse was broken into. A quick survey of the scene found that the thieves had stolen a wide array of merchandise including clubs, shirts, a safe, liquor, and food. They even cut the internet to the clubhouse.  " knew what they were doing, that's for sure," said Murray. "We're looking anywhere, I haven't finished it yet, but anywhere from $10,000 to $15,000 worth ."  The RCMP has become involved and are currently in the process of investigating the theft.  » Read More

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Japan’s Yuka Saso clubhouse leader at CPKC Women’s Open in Vancouver By: John Chidley-Hill, The Canadian Press Posted: 4:02 PM CDT Thursday, Aug. 24, 2023 Last Modified: 4:35 PM CDT Thursday, Aug. 24, 2023 Print Email Read Later VANCOUVER - Japan's Yuka Saso is the clubhouse leader at the CPKC Women's Open. Read this article for free: To continue reading, please subscribe: Monthly Digital Subscription $4.75 per week* Enjoy unlimited reading on winnipegfreepress.com Read the E-Edition, our digital replica newspaper Access News Break, our award-winning app Play interactive puzzles Continue *Billed as $19.00 plus GST every four weeks. Cancel anytime. VANCOUVER – Japan’s Yuka Saso is the clubhouse leader at the CPKC Women’s Open. She fired a 6-under 66 in the morning wave of the first round of the Canadian women’s golf championship.  » Read More

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Posted: Aug 23, 2023 4:38 PM EDT SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Seven non-profit organizations have installed solar projects in efforts to create a cleaner, greener future. The Energy Assistance Solar Saving Initiative (EASSI) provides subsidized energy assessments, grants and low interest loans to community organizations for solar projects. Non-profits who have taken part in it are: The Beacon Resource CenterLa Casa de AmistadParamount Schools of ExcellenceNear Northwest NeighborhoodThe Clubhouse of St. Joseph CountyUnity GardensEASSI anticipates three more installs by the end of the year. "We are gratefully saving $400 to $500 monthly on utility bills due to solar panels," said Tess Olson, Executive Director, the Clubhouse of St. Joseph County. EASSI aims to provide over 500 kilowatts of solar energy.Alex Bazan, Director of Sustainability, says, "that's equivalent to saving over 48,800 gallons of gasoline from being consumed each year."   » Read More

We’ve set up KIIS Melbourne Mate Dates, a place for people who have been feeling a little bit lonely, to find new friends! We’re looking forward to hosting the first of many BIG MELBOURNE MATE DATES at Ballers Clubhouse Carlton, Thursday 31st of August. Can’t make it on Thursday? We still want to celebrate great mates, so Ballers Clubhouse Carlton are going to facilitate your next Mate Date. Mention KIIS at Ballers Clubhouse Carlton and get 2 for 1 cocktails for you and a mate, plus a complimentary 30 minutes on darts, shuffleboard or ping pong. Join the KIIS Melbourne Mate Dates Group on Facebook, to meet your next new bestie!  » Read More

Carencro – In the 2022 season, the Carencro Bears only played nine regular season games and only lost to the Southside Sharks and Acadiana Rams, with the loss to the Rams coming off a failed two-point conversion attempt late in the game. They’d get their revenge on Acadiana in the first round of the playoffs, but Brother Martin ended their season in the third round. This year, the Bears return to a 10-game schedule and will look to make it even farther in the playoffs. IMPACT PLAYERS Joni Martin ATH, 5’10”, 170 lbs, SR The real question is what position won’t Martin be playing this year for the Bears. Coach Tony Courville has him listed as a DB, RB, WR, KR, and PR. He’s been a three-year starter and is a two-time All-District defensive back. Martin feels that with his ability to play all over the field, he “benefits the team on both sides, because anytime they need a play on offense I can make it, anytime I need to make a play on defense I can make it.  » Read More

New York Mets owner Steve Cohen took to Twitter in an attempt to shut down rumors that Tommy Pham was a malignant presence in the clubhouse. Pham was signed to one-year $6,000,000 deal prior to the 2023 season, only to ship him off at the trade deadline. He had solid production on the field, which is what made him a tempting target for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Recently, weeks after the trade went through, Mets fans began to speculate that Pham was traded because he was causing problems in the locker room. Normally these rumors would circulate long enough to eventually be accepted as reality, but not on Cohen's watch. • Cohen continues to prove that he is not like other MLB owners when he responded to a fan to address the rumors. "Will clear up any misperception about Tommy Pham. He was a great guy and a terrific teammate. He played his heart out as a Met" - Steve Cohen Based on this information from a rather impeccable source,  » Read More

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The New York Yankees have reached a feat they have not attained since 1995 because of the Boston Red Sox. Aaron Judge's team lost their eighth straight game. This was due to the Kenley Jansen, Alex Verdugo, and Jose Alexander Cora-led Red Sox. To add insult to injury, the team did at Yankees Stadium and busted out an iconic clubhouse celebration that the team will never forget. The Red Sox and Yankees go way back since Harry Frazee sold Babe Ruth. Both teams saw the intense history of the MLB and knew that it was either one of the best games a fan would see or lead to a match plagued with ‘the curse of the bambino.' Nevertheless, the Yankees swung their best today with Clarke Schmidt leading in pitching duties. He even gave Alex Verdugo a hard time batting during the game. Anthony Volpe also followed suit in trying to make life difficult in an inevitable Boston win. For the inside story on the 24 people banned from MLB,  » Read More