Clubhouse

While many would like to move past COVID-19, the unfortunate truth is that the virus is still prevalent in society. The San Francisco Giants seem to be the latest casualty of a spike. According to Andrew Baggarly of The Athletic, Giants President of Baseball Operations Farhan Zaidi has opted for stringent precautions amid a spread of the virus in the organization. Farhan Zaidi sent out an all-staff email asking for only personnel with essential business to enter the clubhouse. Also asked for everyone to mask up indoors. "Farhan Zaidi sent out an all-staff email asking for only personnel with essential business to enter the clubhouse. Also asked for everyone to mask up indoors."- Andrew Baggarly With MLB's current COVID policy, players who produce a positive test, regardless of vaccination status or symptoms are required to sit out at least two games. Zaidi is doing everything he can to keep San Francisco Giants players healthy and on the field The Giants currently find themselves atop the National League West division, leading the LA Dodgers by half a game in the standings.  » Read More

The Cove Clubhouse at Sea Haven is the only venue of its kind along the Central Coast. The exquisite residents’ retreat offers luxuriously appointed shared spaces where movement and tranquility converge. Designed to the nines, this impressive structure shall serve as the exclusive social hub for Sea Haven residents and boasts a variety of experiences to be enjoyed. The Cove Clubhouse at Sea Haven is a truly unique experience for the residents of Sea Haven.  Move your body in new ways in the Yoga Studio. Connect with friends at one of the indoor and outdoor lounge areas. Gather around the outdoor fire pits with loved ones for story time. Meet that special someone at the roaring fireplace for a night cap. Engage your neighbors in a friendly game at the bocce ball courts. Become the local legend at the indoor pool table. Newly constructed homes near the iconic Monterey Bay coastline are truly a rarified treasure. Combining the idyllic coastal lifestyle with stunning new homes provides an incomparable vision for the future. The city of Marina is the kind of sleepy little beach town we all dream about,  » Read More

Members of Club Diecast held its very first meet last month, on March 26,  as diecast collectors, aficionados and friends and families all came under one roof in Thai Emerald, Gulshan. Twenty plus tables displayed and showcased the scaled pride and joys of diehard model car collectors, from 1:64 scales to 1:12 and everything in between, while newbies had the chance to dip their feet into the world of diecast collecting, thanks to some sellers setting up shop. Naturally, one would find themselves in serious trouble here if they were to mistakenly refer to the model cars on display as toys. Formed by the ex-members and admins of Diecast Car Club Bangladesh, the Facebook group has now garnered over 300 like-minded members and collectors alike. The display section was chock full of expensive model cars, some costing as much as, if not more than a 1:1 car, such as a pair of 1:12 scale McLaren F1 and SLR on display, or the pair of 1:18 CMC Mercedes.  » Read More

Tiger Woods was once again spotted testing his fitness for a major championship on Thursday, and a well-connected golf writer is already reporting that all systems are go for the PGA Championship in May. Golf Digest’s Dan Rapaport published the scoop on Thursday afternoon after a private jet carrying Woods touched down in Tulsa earlier in the day. Several videos of the 15-time major champion’s practice round at Southern Hills soon surfaced on social media, and from the looks of them, he continues to appear more than capable of competing for one of golf’s most prestigious titles. 🚨#VIDEO: Tiger’s drive on 1 tee at Southern Hills today. pic.twitter.com/FXxyykVCiw — TWLEGION (@TWlegion) April 28, 2022 This year marks the 15th anniversary of Woods’ triumph in the 2007 PGA Championship at Southern Hills. That was played in Augusta, when temperatures in Tulsa, Okla., can sizzle. Still, the locale figures to produce conditions more conducive to the many ailments Woods must manage — especially the right leg he nearly lost when the SUV he was driving rolled down a ravine in February 2021.  » Read More

A Joliet Outlaw charged with killing a woman claimed he saw her shoot herself and admitted to concealing the truth of her death from her brother and detectives under orders from his superiors.On Wednesday, Jeremy Boshears, 36, of Coal City took the rare move of testifying on his own behalf in a case where he’s charged with fatally shooting Katie Kearns, 24, and covering up her death.Prosecutors have not presented any eyewitnesses to the shooting and no direct evidence that Boshears pulled the trigger. They’ve spent over a week presenting circumstantial evidence they claim points to Boshears as Kearns’ killer.Boshears, the last man seen with Kearns, provided his own account of what happened. He became visibly upset at times as he provided his version of the events that led to Kearns’ death.Boshears said he, Kearns and Outlaws prospect Colby O’Neal went to the Outlaws’ clubhouse to hang out and have drinks. After O’Neal left, Boshears said he and Kearns argued over whether she could accompany him to a funeral.  » Read More

Plans to move forward with a new clubhouse at village-owned RedTail Golf Club in Lakewood have run into a snag over who is going to pay for it.The proposed option of using alternative revenue bonds, a form of long-term debt where an identified revenue stream is meant to pay back the loans but is ultimately backed by property tax dollars, drew pushback from village trustees and residents who worried that if RedTail didn’t show a profit, they would end up footing the bill.“We’re concerned about an increase in taxes,” said Lakewood resident Cheryl Lockwood, adding that other residents remembered the tax hike when the clubhouse was first built 30 years ago.The Lakewood Village Board is hoping to fast track a decision on the clubhouse, which would include a banquet space and bar, in part because of concerns about the facility’s condition.“That thing is falling apart,” Trustee Brian Augustine said. “With what it looks like now and considering the cost of upkeep, it makes zero sense to continue using that same facility.”The current structure,  » Read More

Family tradition continues for the course’s 45th season Photo by Robert WilliamsMaple Hills Golf Club owner Ron Kertscher is preparing the clubhouse and amenities prior to the start of the course’s 45th season, the first year without one or both of his parents Les and Pat. By Robert Williams Editor There is a very noticeable absence at Maple Hills Golf Club after the passing of course creator and fixture Les Kertscher last October at the age of 86.  Regulars at the golf course were just getting used to not seeing his wife Pat after she passed away in October of 2018. Their son Ron has been the superintendent and every other job title a golf course can have for nearly half a century at a job where the regular workday is sun up to sun down seven days a week.  “I had a heck of a time when he first passed away,” said Kertscher. “I’d always come down here, check on him and cook him breakfast.” Like every golfer,  » Read More

The fan-favorite program brings family-friendly films back to the big screen at affordable prices. Cinemark Holdings, Inc., one of the world's largest and most influential movie theatre companies, is bringing back its fan-favorite Summer Movie Clubhouse this year, giving families some summer fun out of the sun. In collaboration with Universal Pictures, the program runs from June 15 through Aug. 3 and brings exciting family classics back to the big screen. There is no better way to beat the heat than enjoying the immersive, cinematic experience in a cool, darkened auditorium while snacking on delicious moviegoing treats. Summer Movie Clubhouse tickets go on sale Monday, May 16, at Cinemark.com or on the Cinemark app. "Cinemark is thrilled to announce the return of our eagerly anticipated Summer Movie Clubhouse program in collaboration with our partners at Universal Pictures," said Wanda Gierhart Fearing, Cinemark Chief Marketing and Content Officer. "There is nothing like seeing a film on the big screen through the eyes of a child, and this annual program brings summer fun to the big screen for movie lovers of all ages with discounted tickets,  » Read More

Member Article With the situation in Ukraine escalating daily, a Clubhouse* room that has been running since the war began is acting as a beacon of hope for millions. The Ukraine Sitrep Room is now understood to be the longest, continuously running and largest attended social audio experience in history. There has been a 360% increase in downloads of Clubhouse by Ukrainians to receive real-time updates from the room and obtain solidarity with fellow diaspora across the world/country in recent days. With over 50 days racked up, reaching over 1m unique people in both Ukraine and Russia, it averages 15,000 visitors daily with an average constant listenership of 300. The room also pushed Clubhouse to rank 5th on App/Google Stores for news, above CNN and many more traditional media outlets and platforms. It has even inspired listeners to hold their own rallies, one of which reached 500+ people and raised over $2000 in donations, helping to provide refuge to a Ukrainian family who attended by chance.  » Read More

Don’t be surprised if you hear the oom-pah-pah of polka tunes while visiting Chip’s Clubhouse in Chardon. Although details still have to be worked out, Kouwe, who leads the nationally known Chardon Polka Band and recently purchased the miniature golf establishment, assures folks that “absolutely there will be music there.” Thoughts of buying the business at 214 5th Ave. began when Kouwe and his wife Emily took to the putting course for some fun a few years ago. At the time the couple was expecting twins and decided to replace their usual interests of kayaking and camping with the somewhat less rigorous activity of mini-golf. Chardon Polka Band leader Jake Kouwe has some fun at his recently purchased miniature golf business, Chip’s Clubhouse in Chardon. (Submitted) Kouwe was so impressed by the enjoyable nature of the experience that he contacted Chips’ former owner Bill Cox to let him know he was interested in buying the business if it were to go up for sale. “We were just in love with that whole concept…I never had anything that sparked my interest other than music…and for whatever reason this got in my head,” he said.  » Read More