Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Richard Thomas Claugherty was born November 20 to William and Genevieve (Nadeau) Claugherty in St After spending his childhood and school days in St Always loving music and being very talented Rick would be in a semiprofessional band for 26 years With the band "Trendz" and later called "Just Because" he played rhythm guitar The family lived on a hobby farm with many animals Rick was an excellent equestrian and loved horse jumping competitions.  Rick retired from Andersen Windows after 32 years of employment He did many things in his life for others that he was proud of one of the things that gave him great pride was 55 years of sobriety He will be greatly missed and never forgotten.  Rick is survived by loving wife of 59 years Sally Claugherty of Beroun: sons Rick Claugherty of Stillwater Scott Claugherty both of Pine City; grandchildren Tasia Nelson of Pine City Julie (Mike) Nybeck; great grandchildren Aubrianna Jon Nybeck; siblings Dennis (Darlene) Claugherty of Harris Father Stephen Solors will celebrate Mass of Christian Burial for Richard: 11 AM; Friday at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Pine City A time of visitation and reviewal Thursday (1/30) from 5-7:00 PM with a prayer service at 7 PM at Swanson Funeral Chapel in Pine City and one hour prior to the Mass in Saint Anthony Commons in the church Interment will take place at Calvary Catholic Cemetery in Pine City Funeral arrangements for Richard Claugherty are entrusted to the: Funeral and Cremation Service of Pine City ~ Swanson Chapel  Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Saint Anthony Commons - Immaculate Conception Church This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors started by a Czech-American couple looking for better options for their own kids is on a mission to give parents more choices when it comes to primary education in the Czech Republic Launched in 2021 with just four first-grade students, ZŠ Baltimore has seen significant growth over the last five years with 80 students set to fill the newly renovated campus near the Beroun train station in September The school’s lightning rise has been primarily fueled through a dedicated word-of-month campaign that quickly attracted an international student body excited by Baltimore’s modern approach to learning and small family atmosphere.     A common complaint of those considering public schools for their children is the state system’s regimented methods and crowded classrooms where there is often no tolerance for a child who does not fit the status quo These old-school attitudes – a holdover from communism – continue to frustrate both expat and Czech parents alike Their journey to this point started years ago and was not without its own heartache and challenges When Samuel and Aneta enrolled their son into a public kindergarten in Beroun they immediately realized it wasn’t going to be easy raising a bilingual kid at state-run schools Their son didn’t like going to kindergarten and a constant string of complaints from teachers would be waiting for the parents at pickup it was suggested to Samuel that he stop talking to his son in English at home as it was “bad” for his Czech.          “I thought that was just backwards thinking,” Samuel recalls of the encounter we decided we were going to start our own little school.”  the couple was running a small language school The space was mostly being used in the afternoons and they started looking into the logistics of launching a community elementary school in the mornings “Basically what this meant was that the kids were homeschooled and we provided a private tutoring service,” says Samuel and interest steadily grew for this small school that fostered a lot of the values and teaching methodologies that families felt were missing on the local market I wanted him to feel happy and safe and have a quality education,” says Aneta “We started with one teacher and four kids This year, the elementary school’s enrollment jumped to more than 80 students, while 20 kids came on board for Baltimore’s inaugural kindergarten class.      “This year was a breakthrough year for us because we finally got our accreditation and with that comes government subsidies per child and further opportunities,” says Samuel which served as the inspiration behind the Beroun school’s moniker agreed to back the school’s expansion efforts and help spearhead a multifaceted sports program which will officially kick off in September.   In addition to its emphasis on bilingual education that supports individual growth and encourages curiosity Baltimore offers a number of courses aimed at helping children from a young age prepare for life beyond school The school also has a robust financial literacy program built into its framework are part of the learning environment in an effort to make kids feel at ease navigating an increasingly tech-driven world Our teachers are not just people who come to work “We all feel like we really want to improve the education situation here so everyone puts something of themselves – their hearts – into the school.  They envision one day having a school with hundreds of students filling its halls and sports fields They are already finalizing design plans for a bigger campus emulating in many ways how they built up Baltimore in its earliest days “It’s been really challenging,” says Samuel “We had no idea what we were getting ourselves into and how things would pan out it’s been really fulfilling and worth it.”  This September, Baltimore is excited to launch a new sports program featuring pilot pricing and flexible signup options Your morning coffee deserves a great companion. 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William "Bill" Miller passed away January 18 at his home in Beroun at the age of 71.  William James Miller was born on November 28 to Leonard and Adeline (Kryzer) Miller in Rush City From the time he could walk he was outside Didn't matter to Bill if it was winter or summer he loved the outdoors and you always knew he was hunting or fishing He cherished his time with friends and family at the hunting camp.  he was so happy when he and Joan were reunited he loved making memories with his new family He was always so "at home" when he was outside just sitting enjoying the sun and the peacefulness of nature even when babysitting his nieces and nephews Bill is survived by his fiancée Joan Grell of Beroun; sister Kathleen (Floyd) Gray; brother Ted (Lucy) Miller all of Pine City; extended family members Joan's son David (Heidi) Sowers of Duluth daughters Bonnie (Doug) Lindsey of Chisholm Melissa Grell (Kevin Saver) of Grandy; grandchildren Scott He was preceded in death by his parents Bud & Adeline Miller; sister Marilyn (Virgil) Miska.  A celebration of life for Bill from 4:00-7:00 PM; Monday at Swanson Funeral Chapel in Pine City.  Funeral arrangements are entrusted to the: Funeral and Cremation Service of Pine City This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page warning they can “capture data and faces” as they move Jan Beroun, director of the Czech Republic’s Military Intelligence agency, warned the Czech Parliament earlier this week that Chinese electric cars roaming their streets could be collecting data for China’s government and called the country “their enemy.” “[If] we will allow Chinese electric cars here we will allow a mobile sensor that collects data everywhere it goes “I say with all responsibility that we are losing control of what is moving on our streets what is capturing data and faces all over the neighborhood,” Beroun added Beroun mentioned there is no way to regular Chinese EVs at the moment or to know where this data is going and said that the “way China behaves from the point of view of security and espionage means that it is our enemy,” Beroun said The Czech military official said each electric car, and some modern cars, have high-definition cameras which could capture data for the Chinese government, which is known for being a “surveillance state.” Chinese companies are required to cooperate with their government “Every Chinese product that is capable of collecting data (electric cars etc.) represents a security risk,” spokesman of the Czech Security Information Service “The obtained data may end up with the Chinese intelligence services.” CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER Automotive expert Mike Caudill told Fox Business in April that Americans should “absolutely be concerned” about whether Chinese EVs in America are collecting their data and giving it to the Chinese government The United States has already discouraged China from importing Chinese EVs and President Joe Biden has placed a 100% tariff placed on them in response to fears that the country could undercut the U.S.’s efforts in electric vehicles with cheaply-made products Let our English speaking specialist guide you to find the best mortgage offer tailored to your specific needs. 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Strike Life Tributes Published April 21, 2025 15 Guestbook Entries Minnesota—a place he poured his heart into and called home He passed away from a compilation of several recent health issues surrounded by the love and comfort of his cherished home A celebration of David’s life will be held at a later date at the Three Rail Ranch as one of nine children in the lively and loving household of Burt and Charmaine Johnson he purchased what would become the Three Rail Ranch in a bold and heartfelt attempt to win the heart of his high school sweetheart Carol—who had always dreamed of having a horse of her own That young act of love turned into a lifetime of shared dreams and cherished memories with the family they built together where he worked for over 15 years until 2020 He took great pride in creating a welcoming atmosphere—where friends could gather he formed countless friendships and left a lasting impression on everyone who walked through the door or a witty comment to bring smiles and laughter to those around him David had a way of lighting up every room he entered David was a proud and loving grandfather to Julia each of whom brought him immense joy and laughter He is also remembered with love by his siblings and extended family Dave was so full of life and love when we would see him (most at the county fair) my sincere condolences My heart breaks for the entire Johnson family Growing up we always thought it was a treat to spend a little time around my friend Jimmy’s older brother It’s easy to see how we and everyone was drawn to such a bright and affable person Bone boy was always quick with a joke and quick to help you if needed Him & I could be found hangin around with Kelly Tempesta We once changed the name of a movie on the marquee @ the Terrace theatre to read “DAVE & PAM R FAT CATS Hugs & prayers to Carol & the whole family Dave will always hold a special place in my heart You Johnson’s are some of the most important people in my life I know there was a reason he was placed in my life When my dad Bob called and shared the news I was in shock I had just seen you twice in the last week at Timmys party and my grandpas funeral Never forget your spirit and energy and sharing the spotlight with your brothers at the big family get togethers The Johnson family was always so involved with the horse 4-H program I remember David’s smiling face helping family and friends getting kids ready to show and participate at the county fair He is in heaven giving smack to my dad and all the other friends gone before him Always a memorable time whenever you were in his presence !Playing softball with him was always good for a laugh Later years we’d ride motorcycle to his saloon for a cold one Gonna mis his friendly spirt you welcomed us and his dog with open arms It was fun to see such a variety of folks coming and going My favorite memories were getting to know the donkey that was painted green for the parade buying the hand made rocker as a surprise and mist of all watching the lady ride her horse right thru the front door to get a drink 🐴 David the holidays and parties without you will never be the same but knowing that your spirit will live on is a comfort in our grief Display to public Send privately to family You MUST check the Not a Robot field or your comment will fail to send Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Video Copyright © 2025 Strike Life Tributes Want to have employers contact you with job offers? 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Lawrence (“Larry”) was born on September 30 to Louis and Lydia (Mikyska) Chalupsky in Beroun He was the baby of his three siblings: Louis Chalupsky Lawrence graduated from Pine City High school moved to Minneapolis with cousins and friends Daughters Paige and Nichol were born in 1961 and 1970 Lawrence and Laura enjoyed hosting family and friends at their home for volleyball Lawrence was an avid gardener and took pride in growing a variety of flowers and plants and taking care of his lawn He tried his hand at beekeeping for a few years and was very successful producing big batches of fresh honey every fall where Lawrence renovated an old family home and added a new one of playing video poker at the casino in Hinckley He spent most evenings relaxing by watching his favorite shows Lawrence will be remembered as a hardworking and fun-loving son Lawrence is survived by wife Laura Chalupsky of Beroun; daughter Nichol (Michael) Herzog of Auburn Washington; grandson Dylan Herzog of New Haven Connecticut; sister Lorraine "Toots" Kozisek of Pine City; sister-in-law Karen Chalupsky of Orange California; brother-in-law Denny Grover of Finlayson; many nieces and nephews; relatives; and friends He was preceded in death by his parents Louis and Lydia Chalupsky; daughter Paige Chalupsky; sister Louise Chalupsky; brother Louis "Butch" Chalupsky Jr,; and brother-in-law Robert Kozisek Deacon Mark Pulkrabek will officiate funeral services for Lawrence: 11:00 AM; Saturday 2025 at the Swanson Funeral Chapel of Pine City with a time of visitation one hour prior to the service Interment will take place in Calvary Cemetery in Beroun later this year Funeral arrangements for Lawrence Chalupsky are entrusted to the Funeral and Cremation Service of Pine City ~ Swanson Chapel www.FuneralAndCremationService.com The ambitious Beroun Tunnel project in Czechia – seeking to connect the capital with the Central Bohemian town of Beroun via a 13-minute train journey – has taken a significant step forward The Czech Railway Administration has submitted documentation to initiate the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process a necessary step during the construction process This new initiative is poised to transform the country's railway network and enhance regional transportation The EIA process involves a comprehensive evaluation of the environmental consequences of tunnel construction A binding opinion on the project's environmental impact is expected by the earliest in the first quarter of 2024 the Beroun Tunnel project aims for completion in eight years with an estimated total cost of around CZK 46 billion it will surpass the current record held by the 4.1-kilometer Ejpovický tunnel becoming the Czech Republic's longest railway tunnel from the transport faculty of the Czech Technical University in Prague noted that this marks the second attempt to realize the Prague-Beroun railway connection via a tunnel Had preparatory work not been halted in 2010 due to cost concerns the tunnel might have been in operation today The Beroun Tunnel promises to revolutionize regional travel significantly shortening the journey from the Praha-Smíchov station to Beroun to a mere 13 minutes taking just 45 minutes instead of the current hour-plus commute The tunnel will accommodate long-distance passenger transport This will alleviate congestion on the original railway route allowing for more frequent and rapid passenger and express train services it will reduce noise pollution near the existing rail line the Central Bohemian region plans to introduce a new transport concept featuring fast regional train connections offering a competitive alternative to bus and car travel to Prague This initiative aims to ease road and highway congestion while shortening commute times for travelers The Beroun Tunnel project is part of a broader effort to modernize the Praha-Smíchov to Beroun railway line with the tunnel as its most extensive section The initiative also aims to enhance international connectivity along the Prague–Pilsen–Nuremberg/Munich rail line preparations are underway for extensive underground work on the Prague-Václav Havel Airport railway connection involving a tunnel complex integrated with the Kladno line several tunnel projects are planned for high-speed rail lines including the Středohorský and Krušnohorský tunnels each potentially spanning up to 31 kilometers These developments promise to revolutionize rail travel significantly reducing travel times and enhancing connectivity in the region The Pine County Sheriff's Office took to Facebook on Monday to ask the community if anyone knows who dumped the large dilapidated trailer near Beroun Crossing Road and Sand Hill Crane Lane in Munch Township "If someone can lead us to the person who dumped this that would be great," the sheriff's office said It's not clear based on the sheriff's office's appeal how long the trailer has been in situ Anyone who may know who this trailer belongs to can call the Pine County Sheriff's Office at 320-629-8380 Note: The details provided in this story are based on law enforcement’s latest version of events a screening of the movie Sight and Sound says is the best movie ever made saying he'd killed the mother of his child which features a swimming beach and splash pad gets probation after hitting an I-94 worker and fleeing the scene or if someone simply just left their kayak behind AG NEWSWEATHER Teacher AppreciationRADIOStaffJobsMore.. SearchIsanti man arrested in Pine County on first-degree drug possession, sale chargeswcmpnewsFeb 141 min readA 42-year-old Isanti man was arrested in Pine County last week on first-degree drug sale and possession charges a Pine County Sheriff’s Office deputy stopped a driver identified as Michael Davidson in Beroun on Feb The Pine County Sheriff's Office states that the stop was initiated in the area of Beroun Crossing Road and Frontage Road The sheriff's office also said Davidson was the subject of a narcotics investigation by the East Central Drug and Violent Offenders Task Force He was arrested after the deputy found a methamphetamine pipe on his person and 55 grams of meth was found in a bag in his pocket He admitted to having more meth on his person at the Pine County Jail The complaint states that the deputy discovered a substance consistent with meth in the back of the squad car and found a bag containing nearly 400 grams of meth Davidson told agents from the East Central Drug and Violent Offenders Task Force that he attempted to hide a bag of meth behind the headrest in the squad car WCMP-FM PUBLIC FILE WCMP-AM PUBLIC FILE EEO REPORT WCMP-FM PUBLIC FILE Deacon Gene Biever will officiate at graveside services for Paige Chalupsky 11:00 AM Friday July 23rd at the Calvary Catholic Cemetery in Beroun 2020 at her home in Brooklyn Park at the age of 58 1961 to Lawrence and Laura (Grover) Chalupsky in Minneapolis Paige is survived by her parents Lawrence and Laura Chalupsky of Beroun; sister Nicole (Mike) Herzog of Auburn Washington; nephew Dylan Herzog; aunts and uncles Butch (Karen) Chalupsky of Las Vegas Funeral arrangements are entrusted to:  Funeral and Cremation Service of Pine City, Swanson Chapelwww.FuneralAndCremationService.com of Rush City and formerly of the Isanti area A visitation will be held from 2 – 4 PM Sunday August 14th at Strike Life Tributes in Isanti A graveside service will be held at 12:30 P.M August 15th at Fort Snelling National Cemetery Minnesota to John and Anna (Chalupnik) Pulkrabek She grew up in Beroun and graduated from Pine City High School They lived in Beroun for a short time before moving to Duluth where they remained until 1968 They then made their home on a farm in Athens Township in Isanti County She has lived in Rush City for the last few years with her son Besides being busy raising six children she worked in various manufacturing businesses She was a hard worker and also kept busy at home sewing making many gifts for her children and grandchildren Gertrude had a garden and also enjoyed flowers 2022 at Parmly on the Lake in Chisago City at the age of 96 years Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her husband She will be lovingly remembered by five children Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Michael Reiser of Isanti passed away Wednesday 2018 at Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis at the age of 65 1952 to Roy and Adeline (Soukup) Reiser in Rush City Minnesota.  Mike was raised on the family farm just outside of Beroun Minnesota.  He started his early education in a one room school house near his home and graduated from Pine City High School in 1970.  Mike attended 1 year of college in Grand Rapids Minnesota before enlisting in the United States Marine Corps in July of 1971.  In 1974 after his Honorable discharge from the Marines he met his future wife Shari Legacie.  Mike and Shari were married March 8 1980 and together they made their family home in Isanti Mike became a father when his one and only daughter Jennifer was born.  Mike loved his family and his family life.  After the service he worked as a balancer and welder for 12 years at Barry Blower before he started his 30+ year career in the elevator trade.  He loved his job working for Schindler Elevator and always joked about how far life had brought him from being “a dumb old farm boy.”  vacations to resorts in Mexico and many adventures in Costa Rica with his daughter and her family.  He was always easy going the practical joker and instigator of so many family memories.  Mike lived by his motto “Life is good.”  He will be dearly missed and never forgotten.Michael is survived by his wife Shari Reiser of Isanti; daughter Jennifer (Erik) Espinoza of Elko; father Roy Reiser of Beroun; siblings: LeeRoy (Vicki) Reiser of West Concord Dwayne “Whitey” (Margaret) Reiser of Anoka Bruce (Erica) Reiser of Hugo and AnnMarie Reiser of Beroun; many nieces other relatives and friends.Michael was preceded in death by his mother Adeline Reiser Deacon Gene Biever will officiate at Memorial services for Michael: 11 AM Wednesday (4/25) at the Swanson Chapel in Pine City.  A time for family and friends to gather is planned for 2 hours prior to the service at the chapel Beroun.Memorials in lieu of flowers may be directed to: Majestic Hills Ranch Foundation Minnesota 55044-8206.Funeral arrangements are entrusted to:  Funeral and Cremation Service of Pine City ~ Swanson Chapel www.FuneralAndCremationService.com George “Buck” Reiser of Rush City died Sunday 2019 at Fairview Southdale Hospital in Edina at the age of 84 1935 to George and Anna (Schumacher) Reiser in Mission Creek Township When George was about 6 he started country school while they lived there and would walk two miles with his cousins That year the snow was so deep that if they walked on the banks they could touch the phone lines.  The family moved several times so he also went to the Beroun School which was a one room school and then from 5th grade on up to schools in Hinckley For a while he had to ski a couple miles across a swamp to catch the bus for an hour ride to the school in Hinckley.  He had a 1929 Model A Ford he had bought for $50 and the Country School district they lived in paid him $7 a month to drive himself to school In high school he lettered for being a reporter on the school paper track and was also given a Certificate of Service from the American Legion for being a member of the School Safety Patrol.  He graduated from Hinckley High School in 1954 when they were still the “Vulcans.” Growing up George worked on the family farm.  They did share-cropping for people and cattle for the people who owned the property plus their own.  They milked 45 cows between the two farms and farmed with 3 teams of horses After one year they got an old tractor but only used it for plowing and heavy work but stilled used the teams for planting and cultivating corn.  About 15 to 20 farms would get together for a Threshing Ring His job was to shock the grain in the fields and then usually would help with sacking the grain or hauling it to the granary.  They also had the same arrangement for Goose picking They would do 50-75 a day and when dressed out would take them to Duluth right before the Jewish holidays to sell he worked for a lot of farmers around the Hinckley area and then worked on the railroad as a tamper and maintenance person during the summer when he was 17   After graduation he worked at the Pine City Feed Mill he met Marlene Bell and they were married October 24   In January of 1960 moved to Owatonna to work on a farm Bonnie was born here in 1960.  He moved back to St Paul where he worked at Conpro for 23 years They drove up to Mora where Steven was born in 1961 Then in the fall of 1964 they moved back to the home area and bought a house in Rush City where they still live Three more children were born there - Karen in 1966 His and Marlene’s gardens were the envy of a lot of neighbors over the years and they raised almost all their meat and vegetables on their one acre.  In 1985 he started work at Plastech in Rush City as a machine operator and then went to janitorial He worked there for 14 years before retiring He became a member and was baptized by Pastor Noenning July 8th John’s Lutheran Church in Rush City and was an usher at the church for a number of years.  He was a scoutmaster for a number of years and helped out with the Rush City High School Band Boosters when his children were in school He was also involved with the local Rabbit Club in Cambridge.  George is survived by his wife Marlene Reiser of Rush City; children Bonnie (Wendell) Swanson of Harris Kay Christensen of Pine City; 13 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; brother Roy Reiser of Beroun; sisters-in-law Helen Reiser of Beroun and Margaret Reiser of Pine City He is preceded in death by his parents George and Anna Reiser; son Steven Reiser; great-grandson Finnegan Swanson; brothers Robert (Regina) Reiser Ray (Marcy) Reiser; sisters Sal (Clarence) Kryzer Reverend Glen Kleppe will officiate at funeral services for George: 10 AM; Friday A time of visitation and reviewal is planned from 5-8 PM Thursday (9/19/19) and also one hour prior to the service all at the church Funeral arrangements are entrusted to: Funeral and Cremation Service of Rush City - Olson Chapel.www.FuneralAndCremationService.com Dennis Bell  A memorial service will be held at 2:00 P.M July 18th at Strike Funeral Home – Cambridge Chapel  A memorial visitation will be held one hour prior to the service and from 4:00 – 7:00 P.M 1981 he married Roxanne Nelson and they made their home on Paul’s Lake in Cambridge Dennis worked as a sausage maker for the entire time Reichel’s was in business in Isanti and at Isanti Retail Meats since 2009 He also enjoyed gardening and was very proud of his gardens His grandchildren meant the world to him and he enjoyed time with family Crystal (Tony) Hedblum of Cambridge; six brothers Dakotah and Brayden; and by many other relatives and friends A brand new psychiatric unit that opened Tuesday in Beroun Central Bohemia is possibly the most modern and advanced psychiatric facility in Central Europe Located in the Beroun Rehabilitation Hospital the center is set to accommodate over 200 patients and provide around 300 jobs Minister of Health Vlastimil Válek pointed out that the Central Bohemian Region has so far lacked a large psychiatric facility.  The new center will provide various types of facilities, including art and music therapy, a sauna, virtual-reality devices, and a gym. At present, it provides inpatient care and plans to open an acute, emergency service in 2023 according to its website The facility says that it has a contractual relationship with all health insurance companies "We are bringing several fundamental care innovations We concentrate good practices from many other facilities in one place New technologies will also be an advantage we are proud of [our use of] circadian biodynamic lighting,” said a psychiatrist who will work at the center Válek said that the new unity is funded via private sources – this is a rarity because “psychiatry is not seen as a field that is economically profitable for a private entrepreneur.” He also explained that many hospitals technically lose money on psychiatric wards "Even though the reform of psychiatric care has been underway in the Czech Republic for several years One of the most serious is the insufficient capacity of workplaces”    which belongs to Greek businessman Sotirios Zavalianis the Multiscan Pardubice radiology and oncology center and a diagnostic center in Prague's Nové Butovice area one in five Czechs suffer from some form of mental illness during their lifetimes but not even half of those who are unwell receive professional care Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala also mentioned that mental health care has long been one of the weakest areas of the Czech healthcare system.  director of the National Institute of Mental Health mental illness today accounts for roughly 15 percent of all domestic illnesses about one in 10 women and 6 percent of all men suffer from an anxiety disorder or depression The opening of the center at least partially alleviates Central Bohemia’s struggles with tackling mental health issues – the government and public will hope that future such facilities will open nationwide There has never been a better opportunity to play top class golf courses while visiting one of the world’s most magnificent cities has joined forces with the stunning Beroun Golf Resort to offer an unforgettable golfing break to Prague the beautiful capital city of the Czech Republic The three-night package features rounds for two people at Albatross and Beroun and  includes accommodation with breakfast for two people in a double room and full use of the wellness facilities Transfers will be provided for the golfers to and from the airport The exclusive offer is available until 31 October with a possibility to stay in a 4* hotel Volcano Complex in Prague or directly at the Beroun Golf Course The price of the package is £430 for two people for Tuesday to Friday stays and £490 for two people for Thursday to Sunday stays for accommodation on the course and £525 respectively £585 for accommodation in Prague Albatross Golf Resort was recently ranked the number one golf course in the Czech Republic in the authoritative rankings published by Golf Digest magazine in the USA It also recently successfully staged the Raiffeisenbank Prague Golf Masters on the LET for the second time English star Melissa Reid secured an emotional victory in the event her first on tour after the tragic loss of her mother said: “Albatross Golf Resort is one of the best golf courses in Europe The practice facilities and amenities for the players are tremendous not to mention the quality of the course.” Designed by the Canadian architect Les Furber and opened in the spring of 2009 Beroun Golf Resort is 15 minutes´ drive from Albatross and located close to Prague The 18 hole championship layout is set amidst the rolling countryside of the Brdy mountain range and offers a tough test of golf The resort offers accommodation in seven comfortable double rooms and two luxurious suites and visitors can enjoy the relaxing wellness centre Prague itself is one of the most beautiful and distinctive cities in the world With a stunning riverside setting and some of the world’s most recognisable sights such as the UNESCO-listed Prague Castle The vibrant city centre features a fascinating array of museums Golfers can experience the city after their rounds by taking a relaxing late afternoon stroll through its cobbled streets and enjoying a delicious meal accompanied by a glass of world renowned Czech beer at one of the many stylish pavement cafes For more information please visit www.albatross.cz and www.golfberoun.cz England Golf is reporting that April was a record-breaking month for scores submitted through the World Handicap System with over 1.4 million scores submitted in England during what was the sunniest April ever recorded Following the news of the theft of over £2 million of stock from its Manchester warehouse last weekend Worldwide Golf Brands reports that the business is 'back up and running' with minimal disruption to the vast majority of its customers the business growth agency for UK and Irish golf clubs has launched a new marketing system that has delivered rapid advances in the service they deliver GolfBusinessNews.com (GBN) is for the many thousands 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Strana with panoramic views and new residential developments in Holešovice Attractive as primary residences or for investors these homes represent a range of amenities This contemporary one-bedroom penthouse in Braník offers 102 sqm of living space across two levels The unit is outfitted with high-end HANAK furniture a fully equipped kitchen with Bosch appliances providing breathtaking views of the Vltava Valley and close proximity to public transport and local amenities this penthouse blends modern living and practicality Villa Belaire is a three-story residence in Prague 5 The villa offers modern design and spacious interiors ideal for both relaxation and entertaining a private garden with a terrace and outdoor kitchen and the option to add a wellness area or cinema the home ensures privacy while remaining conveniently close to the city and essential amenities the villa also includes an interior elevator for added convenience offers modern apartments ideal for those seeking a tranquil retreat with easy access to the city The development features one- to five-bedroom units with stylish designs and a welcoming community suited to a variety of lifestyles MOSAIQ Beroun promises is a commuter’s dream a new residential development in Prague 7’s dynamic Holešovice district offers 150 modern apartments ranging from studios to three-bedroom units Some apartments feature loft-style layouts while the top-floor residences offer sweeping views of Stromovka Park and the Prague skyline Situated in the up-and-coming Bubny-Zátory area MUSE7 is not just a place to live but a thriving community hub This 90-square-meter apartment is located in Prague Marina one of the trendy Holešovice district's most coveted developments the 3kk unit features a spacious living area A charming balcony offers views of the quiet riverside setting This three-bedroom duplex in Malá Strana offers 154 square meters of living space over two levels featuring a terrace with sweeping city views The main floor includes an open-plan living and dining area including a master suite with a walk-in dressing room leading to the private terrace Additional highlights include air-conditioning Ideally located near Petřín and the city center a new development in the construction phase offers a selection of stylish apartments in a serene yet well-connected neighborhood Just a 10-minute train ride to Smíchov and only minutes from the local railway station the development features modern architecture ranging from one-bedroom units to spacious family apartments