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TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — The Seminole County Sheriff’s Office released body camera video showing the questioning of two newlyweds after their wedding guests fell ill at the reception last February. Law enforcement says it was cannabis-laced food that made them sick. The sheriff’s office said it was called to the The Springs Clubhouse in Longwood, Florida, on Feb. 19 after several guests complained they started to feel strange after eating. Several told deputies they felt “high.” In total, 30 to 40 people were at the party, according to law enforcement. The body cam video shows deputies tell catering staff not to throw away any food as they moved through the venue. Someone can also be seen being taken away on a stretcher. “We all have been affected somehow by what was put in the food,” another person is heard saying in the video. After speaking with guests outside the venue, deputies approach the bride and groom. “Supposedly, your food had cannabis inside of it when your guests ate it.  » Read More

Skip to content Wack100 says he has something to give the people, but the Crips are not having it. So, I have tried really hard to ignore this, but here we go. First of all “it” ain’t true. Wack100 has been totally disrupting everything we love. From Pac to Nip. But, I say this: Wack stands on just about everything that he says. That said, the allegations against the homie Nip are not true. I am glad they are not true, but I know of a source that has seen said “tape” and insists its all BS. I will not expound but I hope we can learn to let the dead rest. This Clubhouse phenomenon is still going on. The Rolling 60s members and Wack said quite a lot on the app. Even death threats. They accused Wack100 of being a gang unit member/police. Honestly, this is not my world and I want nothing to do with it. ####At any rate, Wack100 said he was going to put said tape out.  » Read More

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Spotify Greenroom app becomes Spotify Live, but you won’t need it to enjoy the live listening feature. This one arrives in the classic Spotify app. Want to listen to the live interview of your favorite star or a live concert on Spotify? This will soon be possible in the app you use to listen to music or podcasts. Indeed, the publisher has just announced the arrival of the live audio function in its application. This function already existed, but you had to use the app Spotify Greenroom, previously known as Locker Room. Spotify bought this app in March 2021 and then relaunched as Greenroom in June 2021. But this “green room” (a term used in shows to indicate the room where the artists wait before going on stage) will change its name and become Spotify Live, to emphasize the aspect of listening in direct. There will however be differences between the two apps. The most important concerns interactivity during a live broadcast.  » Read More

PORTO FELIZ, Brazil – Argentina’s Andrés Gallegos followed an opening 63 with a 65 Friday morning to claim the clubhouse lead at the JHSF 67 Aberto do Brasil. At 14-under 128 through 36 holes, the 26-yer old finished the morning wave holding a three-shot lead over American Mitchell Meissner, who has posted rounds of 66-65 at Fazenda Boa Vista.  Teeing it off on No. 10 at 7:30 a.m., Gallegos started his day with eight consecutive pars before draining an eagle putt on 18, his second 3 at the 503-yard par-five within the last 24 hours. “I’m striking the ball solid and I’m hitting many great shots into the greens, so that has allowed me to remain under that,” said Gallegos. “The putter didn’t work as well as it did yesterday. It took me time to make my first birdie, it was actually an eagle I made on my ninth hole (No. 18) and then on the back-nine the putts started dropping.” He went on to birdie the next three holes for a nice eagle-birdie-birdie-birdie string that quickly moved him to 5-under for the day.  » Read More

CONFUSION if a garden behind an arcade is residential or commercial has prompted councillors to defer two applications for officers to investigate further. A decision on two retrospective planning applications to change commercial space into an office and demolish a shed for a café patio at the rear garden of the Arcade in Cookham High Street has been delayed. Councillors sitting on the Maidenhead development management panel wanted clarification if the outbuildings fall within commercial or residential space after objectors claimed the garden has “always” been used Roseleigh homeowners and the upstairs flat of the Arcade. The Arcade has numerous shops on the ground floor, such as a café, tailor, etc. READ MORE: Cookham cricket club has clubhouse plans re-approved Both applications were called in to be determined by the panel by Cllr Mandy Brar (Bisham & Cookham: Lib Dem), who feared the noise and lack of parking would impact residents and it could harm the Cookham conservation area. Speaking at the meeting on Wednesday,  » Read More

by: Courtney Layton Posted: Apr 21, 2022 / 06:37 PM EDT Updated: Apr 21, 2022 / 06:44 PM EDT by: Courtney Layton Posted: Apr 21, 2022 / 06:37 PM EDT Updated: Apr 21, 2022 / 06:44 PM EDT WINTERVILLE, N.C. — Robbie’s Clubhouse is putting on a kickball tournament at Sara Law Softball Complex in Winterville on Saturday. The kickball tournament is being used to raise money through Robbie’s Clubhouse, which is a non-profit organization helping kids and adults with special needs in the community. The money is going towards the building of a recreation center for kids and adults with special needs. The event will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 4801 Reedy Branch Rd. in Winterville. Robbie’s Clubhouse photo Robbie’s Clubhouse photo Trending Stories  » Read More

By Jamiel Lynch and Elizabeth Wolfe, CNN (CNN) -- A Florida bride and her wedding caterer have been arrested and accused of lacing wedding food, including lasagna, with marijuana and causing several guests to become sick, according to their arrest warrant affidavits.Bride Danya Shea Svoboda, 42, and caterer Joycelyn Montrinice Bryant, 31, have been charged with culpable negligence, delivery of marijuana and violating Florida's Anti-Tampering Act, the affidavits say.CNN has not been able to reach Svoboda and Bryant or determine whether they have attorneys.One affidavit alleges Svoboda "agreed to and allowed Joycelyn Montrinice Bryant to lace the food she served ... with cannabis unbeknownst to the attendees, many of whom became very ill and required medical attention."When Seminole County deputies arrived at a community clubhouse in Longwood on February 19, several wedding guests were being treated by county fire rescue personnel for "symptoms consistent with that of someone who has used illegal drugs," according to both affidavits.When a deputy asked Danya and her husband,  » Read More

Skip to main contentSan Anselmo-Fairfax, CALarkspur-Corte Madera, CAMill Valley, CANovato, CAEl Cerrito, CAPinole-Hercules, CAAlbany, CASan Francisco, CABerkeley, CARockridge, CACaliforniaTop National NewsSee All CommunitiesThis post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own.Mother's Day Brunch at the Clubhouse. Honor the moms in your life with a special Mother’s Day brunch buffet. Relax with family and friends while our talented chef and attentive staff pamper you. Sunday,  » Read More

Thank you for supporting our journalism. This article is available exclusively for our subscribers, who help fund our work at the Chicago Tribune. The Aurora City Council is set to vote next week on a preliminary plan and rezoning for a low-income senior housing development on the site of the former Jericho Circle housing complex. The new Fourteen Forty Nine Senior Estates subdivision would have 70 total units - 50 of them in 25, one-story duplexes, and the other 20 in one-story single-family residences - and also a clubhouse, on-site management offices, a media center, a fitness club, pickleball courts and an outdoor community area. The active senior development would be limited to residents 62 years old or older, with income eligibility of $15,000 to $45,000 a year. The development has gotten recommendations from both the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council Building, Zoning and Economic Development Committee. This week, the full council, meeting as a Committee of the Whole, put both the rezoning and preliminary plan on the consent agenda for the regular City Council meeting on April 26.  » Read More