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A Cobb County homeowner is filing a lawsuit against the county after he says one of their projects caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage to his home.Channel 2 Investigative Reporter Ashli Lincoln spoke with a man who says he has been hit with a $500,000 bill after water damage from a construction project funded by Cobb County flooded his home.Lincoln says the flood was so bad, much of the home was submerged. Water carried pool furniture from the clubhouse next door all the way to their basement.Flood insurance paid for a small portion of the damages, but Don Ranke says the county should have to pay the rest.Ranke told Lincoln that have spent the last 13 months trying to clean up the last 15 years of memories and memorabilia.“It was heart wrenching,” he said. “We miss it terribly.”The basement was a total loss after poor water drainage from a nearby construction site caused gallons of water to pour into his basement.  » Read More

Upper Eden Eagles Upper Eden are preparing for their biggest game for over 30 years when they stage a Cumbria Cup semi-final tomorrow with Kendal. You have to go back to the 1980s to recall the last time a home game captured the imagination of the Kirkby Stephen community to such an extent. Club stalwart Trevor Braithwaite recalls: “It was the County Cup at a time when all the clubs entered and we beat Netherhall in front of a decent crowd. We went on to lose to Egremont who had some very good players at the time. “I think this game is unquestionably bigger and I know that Kendal will be bringing a lot of supporters while rugby lovers from Kirkby Lonsdale, Penrith and Wensleydale have all expressed an interest in coming. “I fully expect there to be up to a thousand people here for the game so it’s going to be a really busy and exciting day for the club.” Indeed with no League fixtures planned for tomorrow Upper Eden v Kendal – a proper David and Goliath affair – has the stage to itself.  » Read More

MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — On Friday, Alek Manoah will be the first former WVU baseball pitcher to start a game in the MLB Postseason. WVU’s single-season strikeout leader was named the Toronto Blue Jays’ game one starter for its American League Wild Card series against the Seattle Mariners after an All-Star 2022 campaign when he finished with a 16-7 record and a 2.24 ERA. While the Toronto ace is achieving a first for the Old Gold and Blue, he will become the ninth Mountaineer to appear on an MLB diamond in the playoffs. Here’s a look at the list, which spans nine decades of baseball history: Johnny Gorsica, Detroit Tigers Postseason appearances: 1940 World Series Gorsica, a right-hander from New Jersey, made history in 1940 when he became the first former Mountaineer to not only appear in the MLB Postseason but also the World Series. He made two appearances in the Fall Classic against the Cincinnati Reds, allowing one run and four hits in 11.1 innings on the bump.  » Read More

The Illinois Valley Brain Injury Clubhouse has reintroduced the monthly support group for acquired brain injury, including trauma or stroke. It is meeting at 6:30 p.m. on the third Monday of the month on the second floor at 509 E. Broadway, Streator. Enter through the south entrance. The next meeting is Oct. 17.There is no cost to attend and is open to the public. Any one with a brain injury or stroke or anyone who cares or knows someone with a brain injury is welcome to attend.The Illinois Brain injury Clubhouse is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing tools to improve independence and quality of life to brain injury survivors. For more information call the clubhouse at 815-672-3000 or facilitator Kim Varju at 815-257-9146.  » Read More

Over a year after a fire caused extensive damage to the Youth Engaged in Service Club building, they've returned home.In May 2021, a fire was believed to have started in the kitchen, causing significant smoke and heat damage throughout the building, according to Assistant Newark Fire Chief Nick Simmons. There was no one in the building at 100 E. Church St. in Newark at the time of the fire and there were no injuries reported.According to Mental Health America of Licking County Director Penny Sitler, the club was temporarily housed in a few locations, including at The Works: Ohio Center for History, Art & Technology, Second Presbyterian Church and I Am Boundless in Newark."YES Club is more than a place obviously. We have so much we offer to young people that come there," Sitler said. "They have a safe place to be. We have caring adults and they get a meal every day. We have a clothing closet for them. We provide a lot of services to these young people they wouldn't normally have access to."YES Club Program Director Ethan Pound said their team has continued to do what they do,  » Read More

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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — A mother-son trip to a major league game for a Florida family in need of diversion after their home was hit by Hurricane Ian turned into much more on Tuesday afternoon. Samantha Sheffield and 14-year-old son Braylon were in town from storm-ravaged Fort Myers, sitting in the lower deck in left field at Globe Life Field when New York Yankees rookie Oswald Peraza hit a long drive in their direction against the Texas Rangers. Braylon, a good-fielding middle infielder, reached to his left in front of his mom and made the catch on Peraza's first big league homer, four rows beyond the wall. “Saved my life,” Samantha said with a laugh. The nifty grab came in the second inning in the opener of a day-night doubleheader. “I reached over, caught the ball, kind of ripped away from another guy,” Braylon said. “He wasn’t trying to take it, but he had like his hand around my glove.” A security guard told the Sheffields the Yankees would like the ball,  » Read More

DALLAS — Rob Friedman’s newest restaurant, The Greens at Irem Clubhouse, will hold a Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting ceremony Thursday, Oct. 6, at 4 p.m. Friedman announced the new endeavor in August when he struck reached an agreement with the Masonic Villages to lease the clubhouse within the Irem Country Club on Ridgeway Drive. When he announced the deal, Friedman said in a Times Leader story that he would be leasing the clubhouse, which includes the restaurants, the bar, outside patio area, the halfway house, the ballroom, and the kitchen. Friedman said the agreement was effective Oct. 1, and the clubhouse has been renamed “The Greens at the Irem Country Club.” Many of the staff members currently employed under that umbrella have been retained as employees of the Friedman Hospitality Group. “We’re excited to work with the Masonic Villages and also excited to work with the Irem Shriners who run the golf course and the pavilion there,” Friedman said when he announced his latest restaurant in August. “We’re hoping to work closely with them to make the whole Irem Country Club area more exciting.” Friedman said opening up the halfway house,  » Read More

ATLANTA (AP) — Matt Olson knew the Atlanta Braves were too talented to stay in a season-long slump. That's why no one panicked when the New York Mets' division lead swelled to double digits in May. Now the Braves are on the cusp of another NL East title. “It's a clubhouse full of guys who want to win," Olson said. “That's all it's been since the moment I walked in. That's No. 1 on the program." Dansby Swanson and Olson homered for the third straight game, Travis d’Arnaud hit a go-ahead two-run single in the third inning, and Braves beat New York 5-3 on Sunday night, completing a three-game sweep of their NL East rival and taking a two-game lead in the division with three games to play. The defending World Series champion Braves have been chasing the Mets the entire season. In the final series of the season, any combination of one Atlanta win or one Mets loss would give the Braves their fifth straight division title. New York plays its final three games of the season against worst-in-the-majors Washington.  » Read More

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