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St. Thomas golf partners with StoneRidge Golf Club

Published Fri, 14 Mar 2025 06:58:07 GMT

The University of St. Thomas announced Thursday it has entered into a partnership with StoneRidge Golf Club, making the Stillwater course the home field for the Tommies’ men’s and women’s golf teams.“We could not be more appreciative and excited about this partnership with Stoneridge, which provides a premier golf facility and a true ‘home course’ for Tommie Golf!” St. Thomas vice president and athletics director Phil Esten said in a statement. “This is a tremendous boost to both of our golf programs.”The Tommies moved from NCAA Division III to Division I in 2021. The golf teams compete in the Summit League.StoneRidge was designed by Bobby Weed and features a links-style layout. The semi-private facility, which opened for play in 2000, is located 19 miles east of St. Thomas’ St. Paul campus.“We feel very fortunate to be able to partner with the University of St. Thomas at such a historic time for their programs,” said Joel Burger, CEO of WEXFORD Golf. “Our members and staff are prou...

Lake George a top relaxing vacation spot in national list

Published Fri, 14 Mar 2025 06:58:07 GMT

LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. (NEWS10) - It's no secret that Lake George lives by the traffic of its summer tourism. In a recent summer travel forecast by vacation rental resource HomeToGo, the lakeside community was named as one of the country's trending getaway spots for a relaxing vacation. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! HomeToGo recently released its 2023 U.S. Summer Travel Forecast. Responses from a vacation survey put out by the website reported that 72% of vacationers are prioritizing relaxation over excitement when planning their next trip. Lake George was one of four locations listed for that kind of getaway.The Lake George area was listed as seeing a 59% uptick in searches year over year by prospective vacationers. The survey cited lodging prices in the region as averaging out around $113 per night per person. Other locations cited in the survey included Savannah, Georgia; Asheville, North Carolina; and Santa Fe, New Mexico....

Pittsfield PD announces new Interim Chief of Police

Published Fri, 14 Mar 2025 06:58:07 GMT

PITTSFIELD, Mass. (NEWS10) -- The Pittsfield Police Department welcomes a new Interim Chief of Police. Mayor Linda Tyler announced that Thomas C. Dawley II, who has served in the PPD since November 2002 has accepted the appointment. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! “I am so honored that Captain Dawley accepted this interim appointment and I am confident that he will successfully lead the Pittsfield Police Department through its transition,” said Mayor Tyer. Dawley has a Master's in Criminal Justice from Boston University and a Bachelor's Degree from Western New England College. He currently serves as the Detective Bureau Captain. The interim assignment will formally begin at some point in the future. Chief Michael Wynn remains in full command of the department.

Crossing With Dignity Act in the works

Published Fri, 14 Mar 2025 06:58:07 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Albany City Councilmember Gabriella Romero backs the Crossing With Dignity Act. It targets pedestrian actuation devices—"beg buttons"—located near intersections that eventually trigger a walk signal once pushed, and ideally creating a safe window when pedestrians can cross. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! "This legislation," explained Romero, "would remove our reliance on the pedestrian actuation devices and give an automatic pedestrian signal at every intersection." She hopes that, if passed, it will lend an extra layer of protection to those walking the streets of Albany. After all, according to the Department of Health, an average of 312 pedestrians are killed by vehicles in New York each year.Councilman Owusu Anane sees removing the requirement, but not the use of the buttons, as a way to make the city of Albany more accessible to everyone. "We want to make sure that individuals, particularly wit...

Five identified from deadly Missouri tornado

Published Fri, 14 Mar 2025 06:58:07 GMT

BOLLINGER COUNTY, Mo. - Authorities have identified five people who died from Wednesday's tornado in southern Missouri. The Bollinger County Sheriff's Office has identified the victims as: Glenn Burcks, 62Destinee Koenig, 16Michael McCoy, 18Jimmy Skaggs, 37Susan Sullivan, 57According to the National Weather Service, an EF-2 tornado formed in Bollinger County around 3:30 a.m. It lasted nearly half an hour and peaked with gusts up to 130 miles per hour over a 22-mile path. Much of the destruction happened in the Glenallen and Grassy communities near Marble Hill, Missouri. There was extensive damage to homes, uprooted trees and crushed cars. Debris remains scattered around many homes and roads, while a local fire station was also destroyed. Top Story: Five people in one trailer died when a tornado sucked it away Missouri Gov. Mike Parson and U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley both visited Bollinger County to assess damage in the aftermath. Gov. Parson says he plans to use all state resources ava...

Missouri boy harvests all-white wild turkey in weekend hunt

Published Fri, 14 Mar 2025 06:58:07 GMT

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A Blue Springs, Missouri, 7-year-old nabbed his first wild turkey during a weekend hunting trip, and it's a prize worthy of a lifetime of storytelling.On April 1, Chayson Emmons visited Settle's Ford Conservation Area with his father, David, and a friend during the spring youth hunting season for turkey.Chayson and David were scanning the grounds when David noticed something dart across his line of sight.“I saw something white moving across a field, and I thought, is that a cat?” David said.It was an all-white turkey. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Breaking News SIGN UP NOW As David helped his son prepare to shoot, their hunting buddy, Justin Youngblood, began making wild hen calls to draw the bird's attention. The white turkey gobbled back, a...

Kelly Clarkson surprises St. Louis couple with $20K for feeding needy

Published Fri, 14 Mar 2025 06:58:07 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Kelly Clarkson surprised one St. Louis couple with $20,000 for their efforts to feed community members in need. Riz Khan and Farah Alam are co-founders of the Little Angels Foundation, a nonprofit that offers thousands of free meals to people in need around the St. Louis community. On Thursday, they had the opportunity to speak about Little Angels and their mission on the Kelly Clarkson Show. "We will help anybody, no questions asked," said Alam. Trending: What needs to happen for the Battlehawks to make XFL playoffs? Khan and Alam say their mission is to set up an at-home community kitchen several times a week. They hope to inspire neighbors and volunteers to cook and serve meals for those less fortunate. Kelly Clarkson thanked Khan and Alam for their support and willingness to help people who have fallen on hard times during Thursday's show. Before they left, she announced a major surprise: $20,000 to support the at-home community kitchen."We love your commitment to...

Slain Cash App founder Bob Lee remembered

Published Fri, 14 Mar 2025 06:58:07 GMT

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- Bob Lee, founder of Cash App, was stabbed to death Tuesday morning on Main Street in San Francisco, not far from the Bay Bridge. In the aftermath of Lee’s shocking death, friends and co-workers say they can’t understand why this would happen. They say they're trying to grapple with the fact that someone stabbed their friend to death.Lee was raised in St. Louis and a graduate of Lindbergh High School in south St. Louis County.“He was incredibly personable, wonderfully friendly, and just a force of nature,” said friend, Doug Dalton. Woman found after being reported missing in San Francisco before cruise vacation When you talk to the inner friend circle of Lee, you’ll hear nothing but positives. Dalton met the 43-year-old while they were both working in tech.“Once you made a friendship with Bob you were friends with him for pretty much forever. He was a very sweet thoughtful person," Dalton added.The last photo Dalton has with his friend was taken at a birthda...

After development voted down, what comes next for Denver’s Park Hill golf course?

Published Fri, 14 Mar 2025 06:58:07 GMT

Golf. That’s what the conservation easement on the long-dormant Park Hill Golf Club property in northeast Denver says the land must primarily be used for, 18 holes of it.After roughly 60% of Denver voters this week rejected Referred Question 2O, the most recent attempt by the developers that own the 155-acre property to lift the easement and build housing, retail space and a regional park there, those developers say golf is what Denverites can expect.“Because the Park Hill easement is unambiguous, the land will return to a privately-owned, regulation-length 18-hole golf course,” read a concession statement from the Yes on 2O campaign on Tuesday night. “The site will immediately be closed to public use or access, with no housing, community grocery store, or public parks allowed on this site, in accordance with the will of the voters.”The timeline for new tee times is unclear.Westside Investment Partners, which co-owns the property with the Holleran Group...

Longtime Washington state outdoors official named new Colorado Parks and Wildlife director

Published Fri, 14 Mar 2025 06:58:07 GMT

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Jeff Davis (Courtesy Colorado Division of Natural Resources)Gov. Jared Polis on Thursday announced the selection of a longtime Washington state outdoors official to be the next head of Colorado Parks and Wildlife.Jeff Davis, a 22-year veteran of Washington’s Department of Fish and Wildlife, will take the helm of CPW, the governor’s office announced in a news release.“We were fortunate to have many qualified candidates but Jeff’s extensive experience helping to manage a large organization, his knowledge of wildlife and recreation issues, his commitment to diversity and inclusivity within and outside his organization and passion for hunting, fishing and outdoor recreation made Jeff an ideal fit,” Dan Gibbs, executive director of the Colorado Department of Natural Resources, said in a statement.Davis has served since 2000 as an area habitat biologist, forest and fish section manager and assistant director of Washington’s Habi...