Clubhouse

Image courtesy of Serious Fun StudioThis architect’s rendering shows the courtyard of the Stonefly cohousing development, viewed from the clubhouse that will serve as a community space for Stonefly’s seven households. Three couples who are longtime valley residents want to secure their future here by creating a cohousing community in Twisp, on the bank of the Methow River. That dream is one step closer to reality, after the Twisp Planning Commission on Wednesday (Feb. 11) approved Stonefly Community LLC’s proposal for seven new homes and a commonly held clubhouse. The commission is submitting Stonefly’s application to the town council for final approval. Ordinarily, building seven homes on a raised bench on what is now a vacant 2.28-acre property wouldn’t need to go through a public hearing. The site’s multifamily zoning allows for up to 11 homes above the floodplain. But the zoning does not permit a clubhouse without the support of the planning commission and the council. All three couples were present at last week’s planning commission hearing: Jeff Hardy and Maria Converse,  » Read More

Move over, Julio and Ichiro. There’s a new pair of best friends at Seattle Mariners spring training that’s getting all the attention. Seattle Mariners have an approach to spring training with WBC looming Usually this time of year, we see the annual social media post of M’s All-Star center fielder Julio Rodríguez and Hall of Famer Ichiro Suzuki playing catch, because it’s always fun to remember that they’re regular throwing partners even though one is a 25-year-old active superstar and the other is a 52-year-old legend now almost seven years removed from his last MLB game. And true to form, we got that social media post on Tuesday morning, the same day the full Mariners squad reported to spring camp at the team’s complex in Peoria, Ariz. J-Rod's throwing partner? It's Ichiro Suzuki 🤩 pic.twitter.com/Oq3Pfpga4P — MLB (@MLB) February 17, 2026 But that post was beaten by about an hour by a video of a new favorite pairing in camp: first baseman Josh Naylor and the Mariners’ official clubhouse dog,  » Read More

Feb. 18, 2026, 4:40 a.m. ET Wilmington's independently owned and operated Penn Cinema Riverfront 14 + IMAX may have the biggest movie screen in Delaware, but the cineplex is about to get smaller. The multiplex will shrink from 12 screens down to 10, while retaining its showcase IMAX theater. (Penn Cinema also houses three additional theaters, but they have not been in use since the COVID-19 pandemic.)  » Read More

The Morning After February 16, 2026 Cardinal Pitcher Michael McGreevy Michael McGreevy sits down at the picnic table with the fellas. Getting some golf in, but he’s still gotta pay. Grove XXIII was a little pricey. Planning for a wedding. Feeling more and more comfortable in the clubhouse each year. What does he need to do to get to the next level as a starter? Not looking for one guy to step up but for everyone to step up. His expectations for the team this year. Differences in the clubhouse this year compared to years past. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.  » Read More

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PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — If there’s anything Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto are on the same page about this spring, it’s what they think about this new-look Mets roster. Both superstars spoke at Mets camp for the first time on Sunday and praised the club’s front office for all the moves they made this past offseason. Advertisement “, they sat down and made great moves definitely,” Soto said. “They tried hard, big names, big players. They missed, but they found a way to get a better team. I think we have a really good team. We have everything we need right now. When you see the roster, I think we’re really complete.” “Whenever Stearns, Cohen and the whole front office make a decision, it’s for the better of the organization,” said Lindor. “I feel like this team is better than last year.” Lindor proceeded to walk through the Mets’ roster position-by-position, detailing exactly why he believes this is a better team than it was a year ago.  » Read More

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — The second year of Juan Soto’s marriage with the New York Mets is starting with significant change, and the superstar outfielder is on board with it. The clubhouse is different. Or at least that’s the expectation. After the Mets failed to make the playoffs in the first season of Soto’s 15-year, $765 million deal, multiple media outlets reported on New York’s clubhouse atmosphere. Mets manager Carlos Mendoza told the New York Post that while the clubhouse had a professional room, the vibe became “corporate.” When asked about his perception of the clubhouse last year, Soto said on Sunday, “That is in the past. We forget about it. We focus on 2026.” How could things improve in that area in 2026? Soto said, “Have fun. Forget about all the drama and everything. Focus on the game, and win some ballgames.” The contrast in styles between Soto and Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor also drew attention after the season. People within the team last year said Soto was more businesslike,  » Read More

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Aghadrumsee Winning numbers were 19, 24, 25, 26. Lucky dip winners for £20 was Sinead Kearns and £10 winners were John Mohan, Seamus Jones, Bernie Clifford and Martin Kearns. Lucky dips will be in Dernawilt for collection. Jackpot is now to £2950. Our Lotto draw takes place on Monday nights in Corranny Bar. All tickets need to be in before 8.30pm. Congratulations to James Flanagan who has made the Fermanagh U20 panel for 2026. Well done to all the lads who attended the trails. Our senior men are currently taking part in the Ulster Club League. Butlersbridge of Cavan is next up this Sunday 15. Tickets & Tables will soon be on sale for our Gala Ball on March 21. We suggest everyone gets organised if they wish to sit together before buying tickets as a table plan will be in place. With development work progressing at the GAC grounds can we ask that everyone stays off the path way around the pitch. Our pitches have also had essential matinence by our grounds committee and are closed at the moment.  » Read More

Discover restaurants to love. Guides Interviews New Openings Get Resy Emails For Restaurants Close Close Photo courtesy of Oddball New on Resy   New York By Ellie Plass, a Brooklyn-based writer who’s worked in food since she was a teenager, and realized she wanted to write about it while reading Pete Wells reviews from her host stand iPad during slow service. Updated: Feb. 13, 2026 From an omakase restaurant hidden in Grand Central to a homey spot for Georgian staples, these are just a few of the beloved New York spots that are now bookable on Resy. Right this way. Note: This list will be updated regularly with new additions each month, so be sure to check back often. For New York’s newest restaurant openings, head here.  » Read More