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KALKASKA COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) — New Horizons Clubhouse is set to host a community gathering and fundraiser this Friday, aiming to support its mission as a "psycho-social" rehabilitation center. The event will feature a spaghetti dinner and a silent auction, with proceeds going towards helping individuals with mental illnesses build employment skills and maintain independence. Christine Pion, a rehabilitation specialist at the clubhouse, emphasized the center's role in the community. "We kind of are a catch all. I mean we do all sorts of things. We help with employment, we help people just have a place to go, it gives people a sense of purpose. Community, a supportive community," she said. Janie Goodwin, a member of New Horizons, shared her personal experience. "Before I came to Clubhouse I was very isolated in my apartment, and now I've made lots of friends and have great staff to support me," she said. The event will take place from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at 7164 Rapid City Rd., next to Heritage Park.  » Read More

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MP Yuan Yang with Reading Rugby Club chair John Kelly (Image: Reading Rugby Club) Reading Rugby Club has reopened its clubhouse after a £150,000 fundraising drive to save the building. Earlier this year, urgent repairs and the discovery of asbestos in the clubhouse roof placed the future of the club in jeopardy. Advertisement However, in a matter of weeks, the club raised £150,000 to fund the emergency works. Supporters in the clubhouse ahead of the ribbon cutting (Image: Reading Rugby Club) The refurbishment marks a major milestone in the 125-year history of one of Berkshire’s oldest rugby clubs. The total refurbishment cost reached £500,000 and covered a complete roof replacement, modernised changing rooms, a new kitchen, and essential accessibility and safety upgrades. Advertisement The grand reopening at Holme Park in Sonning was attended by MP Yuan Yang, who officially cut the ribbon and spoke about the importance of community sport in inspiring future generations. Representatives from Reading Blue Coat School,  » Read More

Summary Mercedes-Benz confirmed the G-Class Cabriolet is returning Its last soft-top was the exclusive 2018 Maybach G650 Landaulet The new model blends off-road ruggedness with open-air luxury Mercedes-Benz has officially confirmed what many have been hoping for: the iconic G-Class is once again shedding its roof. The luxury automaker is bringing back the G-Class Cabriolet, a move that revives a legendary body style and marks a new chapter for the beloved Geländewagen. This announcement is particularly significant because the last time Mercedes opted for a soft-top version, it resulted in the incredibly exclusive and ultra-luxurious 2018 Maybach G650 Landaulet, a vehicle with a production run of just 99 units. The return of the Cabriolet signals a desire to blend the G-Class’s unyielding off-road capability with the pinnacle of open-air luxury. While details on the new model are still sparse, it’s expected to feature the same powerful engine and uncompromising performance that has made the G-Wagen a status symbol. The new Cabriolet will likely attract a new segment of buyers who want the unmistakable presence of a G-Class without sacrificing the feeling of a roadster.  » Read More

A Clayton County police officer decided to tread carefully over the weekend while responding to a shooting that left a teenage boy dead, according to an incident report obtained Monday. The officer had been flagged down by one of the victim’s friends Saturday night at a neighborhood clubhouse at the intersection of Paladin Drive and Trafalgar Way near Hampton, where 16-year-old Zion Barrett was found shot in the nearby bushes, the report stated. “I went around the other side of the clubhouse to ensure no individuals were hiding, in case of a possible ambush,” the officer wrote in the report. The officer met with a teenage witness, who said he was with Barrett and another friend at the nearby intersection of Starling Trail and Paladin Drive when they saw about five lasers shining from the side of a residence, followed by gunfire. They then ran toward the clubhouse and saw Barrett collapse, according to the report. Soon after, the witness said he called 911. Nike shoes were found in both the road and bushes where Barrett was located.  » Read More

Story highlights Nepal is witnessing a massive protest led by Gen Z over the social media ban by the government. As per the Kathmandu Post, there was a total of 26 social media apps that were banned by the government Nepal is witnessing a massive protest led by Gen Z over the social media ban by the government. So far, at least 19 people have been killed, and dozens have been reported injured. Here's a list of all the social media platforms that were banned by the Nepal government. As per the Kathmandu Post, there was a total of 26 social media apps that were banned by the government: Facebook Messenger Instagram YouTube WhatsApp X (formerly Twitter) LinkedIn Snapchat Reddit Discord Pinterest Signal Threads WeChat Quora Tumblr Clubhouse Mastodon Rumble VK Line IMO Zalo Soul Hamro Patro BeReal (as per updated reports,  » Read More

Tour September 7, 2025 - 6:13 pm EDT 7 hours ago STRAFFAN, Ireland (AP) — It turned out to be a perfect homecoming for Rory McIlroy. The Northern Irishman made a 28-foot eagle putt on the final hole to force a playoff, then sealed his second Irish Open win with a birdie on the third hole of the playoffs against Sweden’s Joakim Lagergren on Sunday. “I just feel so lucky that I get to do this in front of these people, the support has been amazing all week,” McIlroy said. “So happy I could play the way I did this week and get the win.” McIlroy and Lagergren each shot 6-under 66s on Sunday. They birdied the first two playoff holes but Lagergren found the hazard with his approach shot on the third hole to open the door for McIlroy’s win. “To do what I did earlier in the year and then to come home and win my national Open, no matter what happens for the rest of the year,  » Read More

... 2024 to reconfigure the 24-storey office tower into apartments, including a 6 000 m² communal garden and clubhouse.  » Read More

A CRICKET clubhouse can host services for disabled adults after councillors were told one long running club faced an “existential threat” to its future. When permission was granted for a new clubhouse at Bolton Villas Cricket Club on All Alone Road in 2006, one condition was that the building could only host events linked to the club. But amid declining membership and tightening finances, the club has recently looked at other ways of utilising the building. The club applied to Bradford Council to lift the restriction so the clubhouse can also be used by an organisation that works with adults with disabilities. At a meeting of the Bradford Planning Panel on Wednesday members voted to approve the change. The application said: “The proposed extension of use will allow for modest, community focused activities specifically for members of the community who need person-centred care and support, at times outside of match days to ensure the site remains vibrant and financially sustainable. “The current membership has changed in terms of diversity and communities where alcohol provision is not the main social activity.  » Read More