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Non-Runners4 (4) Clubhouse Bride41 Weight: 8-12|  Age: 5 T: Ian Kruljac  J: Tyler Baze NR 3 (3) Neezer Dalton21 Weight: 8-12|  Age: 5 T: Steven Miyadi  J: Armando Aguilar NR 7 (7) Bessie Coleman20 Weight: 8-12|  Age: 5 T: Steven Miyadi  J: Emisael Jaramillo NRBetting BreakdownSF:$11.90ForecastsDorie Miller (8/11), Clubhouse Cutie (15/8), Bessie Coleman (9/2), Pavel's Etoile (11/2), Clubhouse Bride (6/1), Mperfection (12/1), Neezer Dalton (12/1)Prize Money1st: $42,210.002nd: $13,400.003rd: $6,700.004th: $4,690.00  » Read More

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Daniel Descalso is known in St. Louis for being part of the Cardinals’ 2011 World Series team and now as Oli Marmol’s bench coach. But there’s something he’s known for outside the stadium, too. Descalso makes bagels from scratch and brings them to the clubhouse. “People will ask, hey, is tomorrow bagel day?” Descalso said. He named his starter in honor of his Italian heritage and calls his bagel operation ScalsDough, a play on his baseball nickname. “My first year coaching, I brought them in, there was positive feedback, I’ve been making them ever since,” Descalso said. Descalso played 10 seasons in the majors, including stops with the Rockies, Diamondbacks and Cubs. He’s made St. Louis home. After experiencing a World Series with the Cardinals, he’s now part of this new era of Cardinals baseball. “You get here, it’s the Cardinals franchise with great history and tradition, to come full circle and be asked back as a coach...it’s been a lot of fun,” Descalso said.  » Read More

Prime locationUtilities includedScenic viewsClubhouseHardwood floorsCentral airRequest a tourStart by selecting a date, you can provide up to 3 dates. Property details and fees This condo is located in the quite and peaceful Sun N' Lake Community. The condo has an upgraded kitchen with marble countertops, soft close cabinets, and 2 built-in Lazy Susans. This First-Floor Cond… Learn how to avoid scams. Use caution if something sounds suspicious or too good to be true.FeaturesBedrooms Bedrooms: 2 Find out more about this rental Local Home Services Advertisement Neighborhood Environmental risk Schools  » Read More

WORCESTER, Mass. - Cities and towns are considering a temporary extension to last call following approval from the governor this week. The move allows bars to serve alcohol until 3 a.m. and allows for public consumption in designated areas through July to accommodate major summer events like the World Cup. Worcester is hosting several public watch parties, and on Thursday, the city’s License Commission voted in favor of allowing the extension. Prior to the vote, Mayor Joe Petty offered his full support. "I think it’s a good idea, it’s one extra hour. We'll be ready for it,” Petty said. “This will be over before you know it, so I think Maura Healey made the right call here. It's for the experience, I hope it goes well." City restaurants and bars that wish to extend hours must first request approval from the commission.  » Read More

by Donny Ede | News Channel 3 Thu, June 11, 2026 at 12:21 PM The Kalamazoo Country Club celebrating the grand opening of their expansion on June 5, 2026. (GHG/WWMT) KALAMAZOO, Mich. — A more than century-old country club in Kalamazoo celebrated the grand opening of their expansion last week. The Kalamazoo Country Club completed the multi-year transformation of their clubhouse and member amenities last Friday, June 5. Previous coverage: Century old country club aiming to put themselves on the map with renovations, expansion Part of the celebrations included a ceremonial first tee shot on The Eleven, KCC's new 11-hole short course designed by acclaimed golf course architect Andrew Green. According to club officials, the newly opened clubhouse aims to serve as the heart of the member experience, bringing together elevated dining, wellness, recreation, entertainment, and social spaces designed to create meaningful moments for generations to come. "Whether it's a round on The Eleven, a family dinner,  » Read More

Kinsale GAA has been approved for €8 million in government funding under the Immigrant Investor Programme (IIP) to assist in the development of the club’s new facilities. The funding package will support major capital works, including pitches, a clubhouse, ball wall, car parking, changing rooms and associated facilities. Welcoming the announcement, Cork South West Deputy Christopher O’Sullivan described the approval as “incredible news” for the community and acknowledged the work that had gone into the application process. Kinsale GAA Chairperson Ger Webb also paid tribute to those involved in securing the funding. “Today is arguably one of the most momentous days off the pitch in our long history. Our club has been approved for government funding to the value of €8,000,000. “This funding is specifically for pitch, clubhouse, ball wall, car parking, changing rooms and ancillaries and will bring Kinsale GAA into a new modern era with a state-of-the-art facility. “I would like to extend sincere thanks to our Exec and in particular to our development committee who have worked tirelessly and lobbied hard for this approval.  » Read More

Two players going into their senior year of high school are playing in the U.S. Open next week, along with another teenager who is headed off to college. The field for Shinnecock Hills includes T.K. Kim, a 35-year-old who was born in South Korea, raised on Maui, played college golf at Boise State and will get ready for his first U.S. Open by playing two Oklahoma mini-tour events in Muskogee and Duncan. Billy Horschel has 10 worldwide wins and more than $42.5 million in career PGA Tour earnings, not including his $10 million bonus from winning the FedEx Cup. His path to Shinnecock Hills was no different from 17-year-old Miles Russell or Arni Sveinsson, who will make history as the first player from Iceland in the U.S. Open. This is what makes the U.S. Open stand out from the other four majors. It gets called the toughest test in golf — sometimes too tough — but it prides itself on being the most “open” of any Open. David Fay, who spent 21 years as the USGA executive director,  » Read More

ClubhouseLaundry roomPet friendlyRecreational AmenitiesHardwood floorsGarageRequest a tourStart by selecting a date, you can provide up to 3 dates. Property details and fees Available August 1st! Pristine, mint-condition ONE PLUS DEN at University Commons! Unit has fully-enclosed master bedroom w/ lofted den, hardwood floors throughout, organized closets, upgraded W/D, gl…FeaturesBedrooms Bedrooms: 1 Bedrooms Possible: 1 Primary Bedroom Dimensions: 15' x 11' Primary Bedroom Level: Main Find out more about this rental Local Home Services Advertisement Neighborhood Environmental risk Schools Listing data representing this rental, including but not limited to availability, pricing, features, and description, are subject to change. Confirm listing data with the property prior to renting.  » Read More

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