Point and Hill earn three stars of the week power-play goals (t-2) and power-play points (5) across three contests to power the reigning Stanley Cup champion Panthers (17-9-2 He factored on all four Florida goals (2-2—4) including scoring the tying tally as the Panthers erased a three-goal deficit in the third period in a 5-4 overtime loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins Dec his fourth career five-point performance and first since Feb in a 7-5 triumph over the Philadelphia Flyers Dec It marked the second time in 2024 (and Tkachuk’s career) that he produced at least four points in consecutive games (also Jan highlighted by his 25th career game-winner and first of 2024-25 in a 3-1 victory against the San Jose Sharks Dec who compiled 5‑10—15 through his first 17 appearances of the season has doubled that production during a six-game point streak dating to Nov That stretch has included multiple points in four straight outings since Nov the fourth such run of his career and first since Jan SJS@FLA: Tkachuk shovels in second of the night to extend the lead ranks second in shooting percentage (minimum: 1 SOG/GP; 36.7%) and sits third in total goals (18) TBL@VAN: Point finds the twine for a PPG and 2-1 lead Hill turned aside 66 of the 68 shots he faced going 2-0-0 with a 1.00 goals-against average .971 save percentage and one shutout as the Golden Knights (18-7-3 39 points) won each of their three contests He earned his ninth career shutout with 28 saves in a 1-0 victory against the Edmonton Oilers Dec in a 3-2 triumph over the Dallas Stars Dec The 28-year-old Hill shares sixth place in the NHL with 12 wins through 18 total games this season (12-4-2 .938 save percentage and one shutout in his last eight appearances dating to Nov EDM@VGK: Hill makes 28 saves to blank Oilers As the presenting partner of the NHL’s “Three Stars” of the week, GEICO also is presenting the NHL’s “Fourth Star” – a season-long fan appreciation program. Click here to meet November’s “Fourth Star.” When Hayden Elwood first took flight at just 5 years old he knew immediately that aviation would shape his future that passion took him from Stevens Point all the way to Capitol Hill Elwood, 16, was among three young Civil Air Patrol leaders representing Wisconsin during National Legislative Day in Washington, D.C., advocating directly to lawmakers about the critical role this organization plays in communities and youth development.  Civil Air Patrol serves as the civilian auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force fostering youth leadership and advancing aerospace education With around 400 cadets across Wisconsin alone from emergency response to shaping future leaders.  “Civil Air Patrol has helped me overcome my fear of public speaking and leading small groups,” Elwood told WPR “It has really advanced those skills for me and for other cadets in that aspect.” Youth interested in learning about Civil Air Patrol can visit a local squadron The following interview was edited for brevity and clarity.   Shereen Siewert: What inspired you to join Civil Air Patrol in the first place?  Hayden Elwood: Civil Air Patrol originally drew me in with their aviation program I’ve always had a spark for aviation and Civil Air Patrol has allowed me to expand that spark It’s given me the opportunity to meet new people and expand my personal knowledge about public speaking and aviation SS: Tell me what it meant to you to be selected as one of the cadets traveling to Washington Then I felt a rush of amazement at such a great opportunity I was in a group of two cadets and two senior members We interviewed each representative for about an hour to talk about what Civil Air Patrol is and how important it is to the communities of our state We met with seven representatives in all.  SS: What stood out as the most surprising thing to you?  but going and talking with people who are so high up in the U.S SS: What are some of the key messages that you shared with lawmakers?  HE: We talked about how important this organization is and helped legislators understand the impact of Civil Air Patrol It’s not just national emergency response but also youth leadership and development The biggest benefit for people involved in it is coming out of your shell It’s a place where you can meet and talk to new people and make new SS: Tell me a bit about the overall experience HE: On a daily basis you can study leadership and aerospace We have certain events every year where cadets from all over the country come together for an encampment where younger cadets are taught by older cadets SS: I know Civil Air Patrol has a strong focus on aerospace Have you participated in any search and rescue training or aviation programs?  HE: I have vast experience in the aerospace programs where senior members or pilots take cadets up in the air and have them fly the aircraft so they can learn about aviation I took my first Young Eagle’s flight and the first time I went up in the air I looked at the ground and it was incredible to me SS: What do you love most about flying?  It’s beautiful looking up at the clouds It’s a totally different view up there.  SS: What has been the most challenging part of being a cadet?  getting up and talking to a large or small group of people and telling them what to do.  SS: How did you get over your fear of that?  There was a time when one of our senior members randomly called me up to speak in front of the room Stuff like that helped me get better at public speaking and getting over the fear of talking in front of people SS: What does the future look like for you?  HE: I want to join the Air Force and then become an airline pilot after that I am currently obtaining my private pilot’s license right now First you need to be 17 and then there’s a multitude of tests that you need to take practical tests to make sure you’re proficient in the skills of flying the aircraft and have general knowledge of aviation SS: How has being a part of Civil Air Patrol influenced your future plans?  HE: It has greatly amplified by plans and my love for aviation I’m in an environment where I’m surrounded by other pilots with a lot of opportunities for experience in aviation emergency services and leadership That really can prepare young people for the future The main aspect is having these people around you who support you and build you up You’re in an environment where people support each other and build them up You love what you’re doing and the people around you love the same thing also the executive officer for the Stevens Point the lieutenant phase and finally the colonel phase The airman and sergeant phase are kind of leaning phases while the lieutenant and colonel phase are leaders who teach the other cadets If you have an idea about something in central Wisconsin you think we should talk about on “Morning Edition,” send it to us at central@wpr.org Those of us who live here don’t need a wind gauge or a weather app – we can just listen to the palm trees rattling  I live two and half miles from Bay Hill Club & Lodge as the crow flies and my trees reached a crescendo early Thursday morning as gusts climbed toward 40 mph I spent the evening picking up palm fronds It showed on the leaderboard at the PGA Tour’s Arnold Palmer Invitational, where the opening-round scoring average was 74.6. Wyndham Clark led with a 5-under 67 the second highest leading score after an opening round on the PGA Tour this season Denny McCarthy led the Genesis at Torrey Pines after opening with a blustery 4-under 68 and the scoring average that day on Torrey’s South Course after a winter storm pounded the California coast the night before was 74.4 It all proves again that wind is the great equalizer. As golf’s distance debate still rages, with players weighing in on a ball rollback Thursday at Bay Hill it’s as true as ever that the cream rises to the top when strong breezes and unpredictable gusts shine a spotlight on ballstriking and emphasize hitting greens in regulation – Clark led the field Thursday by hitting 86 percent of the greens at Bay Hill On a course such as Bay Hill, with water or white stakes and sometimes both in play on nearly every hole, it’s the wind that defends par Things have calmed down Friday and Saturday’s forecast is for a perfect spring day but the breezes are forecast to return a bit Sunday As is so often the case at Bay Hill – one of the toughest courses on Tour each year – the winner will be as adept at avoiding wind-blown bogeys or worse as he will be at making birdies Check out the Puttview yardage book below to see all the challenges the pros face this week — UPDATE: Guilford County Schools say the building was vacant when the fire started Firefighters are currently on scene battling a small blaze at Oak Hill Elementary School in High Point First responders say they arrived to 320 Wrightenberry Street just before 1 p.m and found smoke billowing from a mobile classroom High Point Fire Department officials say there have not been any reported injuries to students or staff TRENDING: Around 20 displaced after hotel fire in Greensboro, fire department says The fire's cause still remains under investigation Riverdale, N.Y. — As the Manhattan women's soccer team prepares to make a trip to West Point on Sunday, redshirt sophomore forward Amaya Hill is preparing for a bittersweet visit back home As the second daughter of Colonel Aaron Hill Amaya has lived on the West Point campus for the past seven years and is a proud product of a military upbringing "It's always something thing I'm gonna be proud of that my dad served," Amaya said Thanks for visiting ! The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy. We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here. 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, a SQL command or malformed data. 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. Sewickley Academy’s Mamadou Kane shoots over Linville Hill defenders as time expires in the PIAA Class 2A championship game on Friday, March 28, 2025, at Giant Center in Hershey. Sewickley Academy’s Mamadou Kane reacts after his shot fell short as time expired in the PIAA Class 2A championship game against Linville Hill on Friday, March 28, 2025, at Giant Center in Hershey. Sewickley Academy’s Nolan Donnelly holds the runner-up trophy next to Mamadou Kane after the PIAA Class 2A championship game against LinVille Hill on Friday, March 28, 2025, at Giant Center in Hershey. Sewickley Academy’s Mamadou Kane pulls down a rebound in front of Linville Hill’s Stephen Smucker during the PIAA Class 2A championship game on Friday, March 28, 2025, at Giant Center in Hershey. Linville Hill’s Stephen Smucker scores past Sewickley Academy’s Mamadou Kane in the final seconds of the PIAA Class 2A championship game on Friday, March 28, 2025, at Giant Center in Hershey. Sewickley Academy’s Lucas Grimsley battles Linville Hill’s Drew Tibbins for a loose ball during the PIAA Class 2A championship game on Friday, March 28, 2025, at Giant Center in Hershey. Sewickley Academy’s Lucas Grimsley drives to the basket against Linville Hill during the PIAA Class 2A championship game Friday at Giant Center in Hershey. Sewickley Academy’s Adam Ikamba dunks against Linville Hill during the PIAA Class 2A championship game on Friday, March 28, 2025, at Giant Center in Hershey. Sewickley Academy’s Adam Ikamba dunks against Linville Hill during the PIAA Class 2A championship game Friday at Giant Center in Hershey. Linville Hill’s Giovanni Sejuste pressures Sewickley Academy’s Mamadou Kane duringcthe PIAA Class 2A championship game on Friday, March 28, 2025, at Giant Center in Hershey. Sewickley Academy’s Drew Steals shoots a 3-pointer against Linville Hill during the PIAA Class 2A championship game on Friday, March 28, 2025, at Giant Center in Hershey. Sewickley Academy’sCaiden Battles drives betweem Linville Hill defenders during the PIAA Class 2A championship game on Friday, March 28, 2025, at Giant Center in Hershey. Sewickley Academy’s Mamadou Kane dunks against Linville Hill during the PIAA Class 2A championship game on Friday, March 28, 2025, at Giant Center in Hershey. Sewickley Academy head coach Mike Iuzzolino watches from the bench during the PIAA Class 2A championship game against Linville Hill on Friday, March 28, 2025, at Giant Center in Hershey. The Sewickley Academy student section cheers on the Panthers during the PIAA Class 2A championship game on Friday, March 28, 2025, at Giant Center in Hershey. Sewickley Academy got a short jumper in the paint by Mamadou Kane but it bounced away at the buzzer Friday leaving the Panthers one shot short in a 55-54 loss to Linville Hill in the PIAA Class 2A final at Giant Center Sewickley Academy had possession with nine seconds left after Linville Hill missed two free throws The clock dwindled down to two seconds remaining onceLinville Hill strategically fouled twice to run off a little time the Panthers lobbed an inbound pass to Kane in the paint where the 6-foot-8 freshman’s shot missed to the left as time expired “I loved the look we got,” first-year Sewickley Academy coach Mike Iuzzolino said “We couldn’t have gotten any better look We got Mamadou right at the front of the rim but 1,000% I’ll take that shot 1,000 times over.” The Panthers’ last-second shot misses at the buzzer#PIAA 2A boys final pic.twitter.com/mmD3ta5hFH — Chris Harlan (@CHarlan_Trib) March 28, 2025 A freshman took the team’s biggest shot of the year, but that wasn’t surprising for Sewickley Academy. The Panthers had a sophomore and three freshmen among their top players in the state finals. One of those underclassmen, freshmen guard Drew Steals, scored a team-high 17 points off the bench. Sophomore Adam Ikamba had 16 points and 13 rebounds, and Kane added 10 points. Steals’ role increased after junior Caiden Battles suffered a first-quarter injury. Iuzzolino said this was by far Steals’ best game of the season. “How many freshmen come into a state championship game and do what Drew Steals did today?” Iuzzolino said. “He was amazing. He played like a senior.” Sewickley Academy (26-3) was trying to win its fourth state title after victories in 1997, 2010 and ‘17. Iuzzolino said for now he was leaving Hershey “disappointed in the loss,” not looking forward at the program’s bright future. But it’s undeniable that the Panthers’ youth make them a title threat beyond this season. “They’re going to be back here the next three years,” predicted Sewickley Academy senior Nolan Donnelly. “And they’re taking gold next year.” District 3 runner-up Linville Hill (24-5) was making its first appearance in the state finals. Stephen Smucker scored a game-high 22 points for the Warriors. Giovanni Sejuste added 12 points and Drew Tibbins had 10. With 6-8 teammates Kane and Ikamba on the court together, Sewickley Academy had a significant advantage over Linville Hill, which started nobody taller than 6-2. But that edge in height ultimately wasn’t enough to overcome an undersized opponent that didn’t seem intimidated. Linville Hill made sharp cuts into the paint and showed a knack for finishing around the basket. “I’m going to be honest. I was surprised by their aggression,” Donnelly said. “To come out and step up right in our face and act like they were supposed to be there, I’ll give them credit for that.” Sewickley Academy held an eight-point lead in the fourth quarter but was outscored 15-6 over the final six minutes. A layup by Kane with 34 seconds left gave the Panthers a 54-53 lead, but Smucker answered with a go-ahead runner for Linville Hill at the 23-second mark. Kane was called for a carry on Sewickley Academy’s next possession, a turnover that seemed less costly once Linville Hill’s Derian Petersheim missed two foul shots with 10 seconds left. The missed free throws set up Sewickley Academy for the game’s final shot. “We knew they were going to have to throw a lob,” Linville Hill coach Mike Schatzmann said. “That was the only chance they had. We tried to pack that middle, but let me tell you, it almost worked for them.” Linville Hill led 13-9 after one quarter and 28-27 at halftime. The teams were tied at 40 after three. Sewickley Academy scored the last basket of the third quarter and opened the fourth with eight consecutive points. A layup by Donnelly capped the run and gave the Panthers a 48-40 lead with 6:29 left. Linville Hill answered with an 11-2 run to retake the lead. “Our team should use this as a learning opportunity,” Steals said. “I’m sad that our senior Nolan didn’t get the win. But we have a lot of younger players on our team.” Sewickley Academy’s size makes it easy at times to overlook their youthfulness. The team’s 17-player roster included eight freshmen and two sophomores. “On my nightstand I have a little piece of paper from when I first took this job that says: ‘Don’t forget they’re 14- and 15-year-old kids,’” Iuzzolino said. “I remind myself of that all the time.” If Javascript is disabled browser, to place orders please visit the page where our photos are available to purchase Hill Valley Dairy, which took over the Clock Shadow Creamery space in Walker's Point in December is bringing a new artisan cheese and cocktail bar to the building It will be similar to Hill Valley's cheese bar in Lake Geneva That spot has cheese and wine pairings like the Red The Milwaukee concept will expand on the Lake Geneva menu with similar wine pairings while adding a new craft cocktail component Each drink on the cocktail menu can be served with a unique cheese plate pairing "We're looking to get a pulse on the city and bring something unique and different," she said We wanted to come up with cocktails for the cheeses we make." Henningfeld co-owns the creamery with her cheesemaker husband who also owns and operates the Henningfeld's third-generation dairy farm in East Troy that supplies all the milk used for Hill Valley cheeses "It's a full family operation," Josie Henningfeld said "We're excited to introduce to Milwaukee what we've done in Walworth County She said that the cheese bar in Milwaukee will serve Hill Valley Dairy's artisan selections such as its Luna and Alina alpine-style cheeses it's a step up from just cheese curds," Henningfeld said "It's a cheese-forward experience where people can go for a nice date night or unique culinary experience." The bar will also serve full cheese boards without any alcohol pairings The new service will soon be available in building's former retail space which is in the process of being remodeled to include a bar Hill Valley Dairy will still have a retail component for to-go cheese and a cut-to-order cheese case behind the bar Henningfeld said they hope to open the new concept by late October RELATED: These are Milwaukee-area's favorite cheese curds, according to readers Clock Shadow Creamery phased out of owning the retail shop and factory at 138 W It was believed to be the first urban cheese factory in Wisconsin when it opened in 2012 Josie Henningfeld said Hill Valley Dairy taking over was a "full circle" moment given Ron Henningfeld was the first cheesemaker Clock Shadow Creamery hired The Walker's Point factory space was also shared between the two creameries after the Henningfelds started Hill Valley in 2016 "We're really excited to continue the legacy that Clock Shadow started," she said Clock Shadow Creamery moved their operations back to their parent company It continues to serve wholesale and restaurant customers in the Milwaukee and Chicago areas Private equity investor Oak Hill Capital is taking over a minority stake in wealth management platform Kestra Holdings previously held by private equity firm Stone Point Capital Stone Point took a majority position in 2016 and sold most of it three years later to Warburg Pincus “The longstanding relationship with Warburg Pincus allows us to continue to scale our platform invest in our team and bring new capabilities to financial professionals and the clients they serve,” Kestra CEO James Poer said in a statement crediting Stone Point for aiding the platform’s growth over the last six years Kestra Financial and Kestra Private Wealth Services have added more than 50 financial professionals and more than $4 billion in new assets The company also launched Kestra Investment Management to provide portfolio management services through its various companies Related:Oak Hill to Take Equity Stake in Mercer Advisors “James and his team have built a terrific business in the wealth ecosystem with a compelling value proposition,” said Nico Theofanidis, a principal at Oak Hill, which entered the independent wealth management space in 2019 when it took a stake in Mercer Advisors In 2020, Oak Hill established Galway Insurance Holdings with private equity firm The Carlyle Group, which now has a majority interest in MAI Capital Management a Cleveland-based RIA aggregator with more than $14 billion in client assets  “We are excited to partner with both Kestra and Warburg and look forward to helping the platform accelerate,” said Theofanidis RIA Edge 100: Growing Rapidly but Responsibly What truly sets peak performing retirement plans apart Tech Stacks & Growth Strategies for Future-Ready Advisory Firms Ask the Experts: Grow Your Practice with Philanthropy: Comparing DAFs and Private Foundations See how advisors are combining active and passive strategies for optimal portfolio results Registered in England & Wales with number 01835199 Ricardo Sandoval is a Newsweek contributor based in Los Angeles Ricardo has been with Newsweek since 2024 and also writes for On SI for the Lakers Ricardo also is a staff writer for Dodgers Nation He is a graduate of California State University Northridge You can get in touch with Ricardo by emailing r.klein@newsweek.com You can also follow Ricardo on X @_RicardoSand either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content The ongoing feud between Dolphins superstar wide receiver Tyreek Hill and American Olympic track star Noah Lyles is reaching its breaking point Read more: Dolphins Superstar Tyreek Hill Believes He Can Beat Noah Lyles in a Race Hill has doubled down on his comments regarding beating Lyles in a foot race The 30-year-old said he was ready to race Lyles after Lyles called him out A post shared by instagram This talk was sparked almost a week ago when media personality Kay Adams visited the Dolphins training camp and sat down with Hill The topic of Lyles' "world champions" comments and his most recent Olympic performance was at the focal point Hill wasn't shy to tell the public how he really felt about Lyles and how he could beat him in a race "Noah Lyles can't say nothing after what just happened to him," said Hill He wants to come out and pretend like he's sick for him to do that and say that we're not world champions of our sport A couple of days after making these comments Hill is ready to put his money where his mouth is He is ready to race Lyles in a 50-yard race and now we'll wait and see if and when Lyles responds Hill is among the fastest players in the NFL as he can clock a speed of up to 22.01 mph Although the All-Pro wide receiver is a fast man Olympic-type track speed is a different animal Lyles reached a top speed of 27.09 mph for his 9.79-second run which won him the gold medal at the 2024 Olympic Games and the lowest he's gone is Hill's top speed on the football field A lot of it has to do with the gear that Hill wears on the football field then maybe he could stand a chance or make it a competitive race and now all eyes will be on whether Lyles will accept the challenge or respectfully decline Lyles has been public enemy No.1 for many basketball and football fans so it'll be interesting to see if he'll lean towards that role in this potential race Read more: Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes Attempted Behind-the-Back Pass to Spite Travis Kelce Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsletters in your inbox See all View the discussion thread. Updated on 31 March 2025 to clarify that Blue Badge holders who already have an exemption don't need to reapply.  Road signs for the west and east Greenwich neighbourhood management scheme have been updated to provide greater clarity for residents the new signage includes improved directional warnings and clearer indications of the weekday (7am to 10am and 3pm to 7pm) restrictions.  These improvements follow comments received during the ongoing 18-month trial Sustainability and Transport said: "These changes demonstrate how we are listening to residents and acting on the feedback they provide us to help make these important improvements greener and safer to move around the borough and so by improving the signage we are helping everyone navigate the area safely and confidently “Safeguarding the health and wellbeing of our residents is extremely important which is why we are taking these necessary steps to address air pollution  Please continue to share your feedback to help us shape and improve the scheme.”  Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs) previously issued under the scheme remain valid as the scheme was compliant with regulations These signage improvements are being implemented to improve the scheme's clarity weekday camera enforcement during the hours of 7am to 10am and 3pm to 7pm Existing exemptions issued for this scheme remain valid and are now recognised as "N1" exemptions View full details on exemptions and how to apply View area on trial: royalgreenwich.gov.uk/west-and-east-greenwich-trial-map-2024   local businesses and stakeholders in west and east Greenwich to share their feedback throughout this trial West Greenwich restriction locations - N1 Scheme locations  East Greenwich restriction locations- N1 scheme locations  View the discussion thread. behind Molly Keane's 26 points and 19 rebounds Keane also scored her 1000th point during the contest Friends and family packed the bleachers for Molly Keane's 1,000th point game in Long Branch (Staten Island Advance/Annie DeBiase)(Staten Island Advance/Annie DeBiase) .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Annie De Biase | For the Advance/SILive.comLONG BRANCH Molly Keane can check one more goal off the list before the new year needing seven points Sunday night to enter Staten Island’s illustrious club did that and more as she recorded 26 points and 19 rebounds to lead St Joseph Hill to a hard-fought 55-51 OT win over Shore Regional High School in the Blue Devil Holiday Tournament Jackie Venezia added 11 for the Hilltoppers with Lauren Rodriguez and Ella Onesto combining for 13 markers the team advances to the finals of the BDHT and will meet Howell High School Monday at 2 p.m Hill defeated Manalapan for a quarterfinal victory on Friday with Keane pouring in 32 markers the four-year varsity starter has now averaged 30.1 points across eight games with a tough Shore Regional defense double and even triple-teaming her at times points were hard to come by as Keane ended the first half with five markers “In the first half I was getting face guarded and triple-teamed so our ball movement was key [to staying in the game],” said Keane with the Hilltoppers entering halftime down 17-16 “The pressure of getting my 1,000th was also very intense in the first half especially since my teammates were trying to help me out to get it.” who ultimately scored the all-important point off a rebound and layup just 22 seconds into the second half earning the milestone ultimately helped the Arrochar school settle down “Getting it right away in the second half brought the stress and relief out of the game who was met with thunderous applause as both friends and family packed the bleachers at the New Jersey school “It just let us play basketball after that the forward has exceeded expectations following an injury in the summer mother Kristen and sister Meaghan is all smiles after the contest celebrating the senior's milestone “She’s been having stellar games where people just can’t hold her and that’s a kudos to her and her hard work,” said Vogel “She’s hustling in practice and pushing herself and tonight it was just a matter of calming and settling down We let her play her game and finish what she needed to do and we knew in the second half she’d be good to go so closing out the year with this accomplishment is great Both Keane and Vogel’s sentiments rang true as the former proceeded to score 21 points in the second half plus overtime Scoring the majority of her points through offensive rebounds and free throws Keane disrupted a Blue Devils’ defensive plan that had contained her through the majority of the first 16 minutes While the home team got hot and hit three treys in a row to go up 40-33 Venezia recorded nine points in the third and fourth stanzas to keep the visitors in the game It was then Keane who hit two free throws and a layup in transition in the fourth to put the team up 45-42 SR’s Reese Fiore took a pass on the right wing to down a trey with 17 seconds remaining While Hill had a chance to earn the win in regulation the shot ultimately fell short to send the game into overtime it was all Keane offensively as she scored nine of Hill’s 10 OT points (three-point play.) While she also performed on the defensive end it was Lianna DiMartini who shined as she recorded a charge and steal on two different possessions while it was a one-point game Forcing the Blue Devils to foul in the hopes of a miss Rodriguez hit the front end of two shots before Keane caught her final rebound and drained two freebies for the final score “At halftime we talked about our defense and playing up since they’re an aggressive team,” added Vogel “They trusted each other in the process and played aggressively with hopes that their teammates were helping them from behind Lianna DiMartini sets herself for a pivotal charge in overtime “Lianna locked up one of their best players and both she and Lauren Rodriguez did a great job defensively which allowed us to play our offensive game.” While DiMartini had a quiet game offensively the shooting guard filled the stat sheet and provided Keane with multiple feeds down low including the latter’s three-point play to open OT “We just work the best together,” concluded a happy Keane who noted that she and DiMartini played together at St “She’s been my teammate for several years now since we were little and we’re used to working together Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. 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City law making dirt bikes and street racing illegal has been in effect for nearly two years though questionably enforced Video shared with FOX45 shows at least three police cars following dozens of riders down the street in Federal Hill "I saw probably 100 plus people on dirt bikes and ATVs going down Cross Street at the end there were police cars following them but I don't know what they could do really," said the woman ALSO READ |Baltimore cracks down on illegal dirt bikes, seizes five following resident's tip Our cameras even captured a crime scene while a group of dirt bike riders rode by several Baltimore Police officers as they stood and watched one resident says she would like to see the dirt bikers have somewhere else to go “If we could take their interest and transpire it into something that could be a great space for them to go," she said Anyone with information regarding dirt bike suspects or voicemail on BPD’s dirt bike tipline or email: anyone who violates the city’s ordinance is subject to a fine of not more than $1,000 for each offense or up to 90 days in jail Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news Sign up for our email to enjoy London without spending a thing (as well as some options when you’re feeling flush) By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. London In July it was announced that London could get 30 new Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) over the next few years The next location to get one in the capital is Greenwich and Blackheath – the south east London location will be getting new part-time traffic restrictions from the end of November Here’s everything you need to know about the new Greenwich LTN.  A part-time LTN will be enforced at rush hour in Greenwich and Blackheath from November 27. North-south through traffic will be barred from streets east and west of Greenwich Park between 7-10am and 3-7pm on weekdays Traffic will remain the same at other hours.  Most boroughs in London have some sort of traffic restrictions in place with 81 low traffic zones covering 70 percent of eligible roads with only four percent of roads affected by LTNs.  Other areas with Low Traffic Neighbourhoods include Camden ‘LTNs help to make streets around London easier to walk and cycle on by stopping cars vans and other vehicles from using quiet roads as shortcuts.’ LTNs block traffic from entering certain roads with bollards If you live in an LTN you will still be able to access the road by car but it will have to be via a different route You’ll still be able to access your home on foot or bicycle.  LTN sceptics, look away: here are London’s healthiest streets Get the latest and greatest from the Big Smoke – from news and reviews to events and trends. 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Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! tiktokfacebooktwitteryoutubeAbout us Contact us An elected Liberal Government will commit $5 million towards widening Hill Road to provide better and safer connectivity for the Community of Wentworth Point Grange Chung said this funding will help address a persistent frustration for the Reid community “Wentworth Point is a vibrant and densely populated but the local transport infrastructure has not kept up with the growing population and is inadequate to meet the needs of the community,” Mr Chung said “This project will support the widening of single lane sections of Hill Road from Bennelong Parkway where the road connects with larger thoroughfares meaning significantly better flow of traffic and reduced congestion points.” “Currently Wentworth Point is only accessible via Hill Road so increasing the road capacity and traffic flow will be fantastic and very welcomed by the community.” The Liberals stand ready to work with local councils and state governments to deliver practical improvements to make our urban roads safer for all users The Albanese Labor Government has cancelled cut and delayed more than $30 billion worth of infrastructure projects over the past three years and damaged the economy through wasteful spending on the wrong priorities By comparison the Liberals have been using these past three years to develop a robust plan to get road and rail infrastructure back up and running.  This commitment is part of the Liberals plan to strengthen our local communities and to get Australia back on track.  To read more about our plan, visit https://www.nswliberal.org.au/our-plan   Donations by individuals to registered political parties of between $2 and $1,500 in a financial year are tax deductible. Phone: 02 8356 0300 Privacy Policy Authorised by Chris StoneLiberal Party of Australia 131 Macquarie StreetSydney NSW 2000Phone: (02) 8356 0300 Privacy Policy Dana White’s Contender Series has proven to be a steppingstone for rising MMA stars giving up-and-comers the opportunity to showcase their skills in front of UFC President Dana White Typically given one opportunity to prove themselves fighters on DWCS can earn a UFC contract if their performance is on par with current UFC talent we showcase DWCS grads who have started to rise the ranks since earning their UFC contract on the show The UFC light heavyweight division has changed title holders twice in the last nine months, and the rankings never seem to be at a standstill. Rising the ranks is Dana White’s Contender Series grad Jamahal Hill who isn’t afraid to challenge himself early in his UFC career and take on some of the best fighters in the division Defeating Alexander Poppeck in his DWCS bout Hill fought only two bouts inside the UFC before facing Top 15 caliber opponents 15 Ovince Saint Preux at UFC Fight Night: Hermansson vs Vettori Order UFC 277: Peña vs Nunes 2 Saint Preux entered the UFC in 2013 and has a fair share of finishes in the Octagon including four submissions by Von Flue choke “Sweet Dreams” can put opponents away with heavy hands Hill outboxed Saint Preux in the second round landing heavy combinations every time “OSP” moved to a conventional stance Landing a flurry of strikes up against the cage Hill earned the second-round TKO and his first victory against a ranked opponent in the Octagon The then-undefeated Hill faced his toughest challenge to date in his next bout One of the most feared grapplers in the UFC Craig was able to pull guard and lock in an armbar that dislocated Hill’s elbow the referee stepped in and stopped the fight but one Hill can certainly learn from moving forward In his next bout at UFC Fight Night: Font vs Aldo a well-rounded opponent who has earned three victories by either armbar or kimura testing himself against someone who has won similar grappling exchanges as the one “Sweet Dreams” lost to Craig landing a right hook that momentarily sent Crute to the floor landing a powerful check right hook right on Crute’s chin Hill capitalized on the knockdown and landed a second vicious right hand that closed the show in under a minute NEVADA - FEBRUARY 19: Jamahal Hill knocks out Johnny Walker of Brazil in their light heavyweight fight during the UFC Fight Night event at UFC APEX on February 19 Proving his striking can finish well-rounded ranked opposition his next test was to see if it was on the same caliber as knockout artist Johnny Walker Walker had 15 knockouts in his 18 professional wins including KO victories over Khalil Rountree Jr RELATED: Photo Gallery | Jamahal Hill Trains In Grand Rapids For UFC Fight Night: Santos vs Hill Walker opened the bout with a lot of slick kicks nearly catching Hill flush on a few attempts Landing a right hook on Walker’s temple midway through the round earning his second consecutive knockout victory Not only was the knockout itself impressive but it was already Hill’s third win against a ranked opponent in his sixth UFC bout Hill is ready to make a run at the light heavyweight division’s best His next bout is scheduled for UFC Fight Night: Santos vs Hill on August 6 where Hill will take on former title challenger and No If you're trapped on an island and had to choose a handful of fights you couldn't live without Go Through All The Heavyweight Title Winners In UFC History has officially been named Sunset Point after the City of Irvine sought to rename the hill to reflect the area's rich Native American history The site had been locally known as "Suicide Hill" for the difficult climbs and the City — seeking a more positive name — consulted with the Acjachemen Nation Tribal Manager and gathered input from the community in a public survey for new names A public survey offered images of the site suggestions for inspiring names based on the site and spaces for open-ended entry of name suggestions The public was encouraged to visit the hill and share feedback through the survey A virtual public meeting was held March 30 to share findings Thank you to all the community members who took the public survey and joined the meeting to provide input You can visit the park and enjoy Sunset Point by hiking up the trail located at the corner of Turtle Rock Drive and Sundance The winter issue of Inside Irvine is available now at insideirvine.org the City of Irvine park system has been ranked among the top 10 in the nation by the Trust for Public Land Irvine ranked fourth in the country and first in California in the national nonprofit’s annual ParkScore Index View All Parks & Facilities Events The jazz visionary’s 1965 magnum opus revealed a highly original musical mind and after hearing some of Hill’s compositions Hill recorded a dozen albums for Blue Note though none were more highly regarded or influential than 1965’s Point of Departure Hill was one of modern jazz’s most original minds. To develop a uniquely personal sound, he stopped working as a sideman and even refused to listen to other people’s music. With Point of Departure, recorded in March 1963, he showed that his self-imposed musical solitude was paying dividends. While the public wasn’t yet fully aware of Hill’s accomplishments – his Blue Note debut album, Black Fire wasn’t issued until April 1963 – many Big Apple jazz musicians were already in awe of him which is probably why the pianist could assemble such a star-studded sextet for Point of Departure Listen to Andrew Hill’s Point of Departure now. He brought in rising saxophone star Joe Henderson – adept at playing both hard bop and progressive jazz – alongside Eric Dolphy who juggled alto sax with bass clarinet and flute Hill also hired a more conservative player a 39-year-old trumpet virtuoso with hard-bop affiliations Rounding off the group were two forward-looking musicians who two months earlier had contributed to Dolphy’s yet-to-be-released classic Out To Lunch!: Bassist Richard Davis and a drummer almost half his age who had been playing with Miles Davis since 1963 Hill’s decision to blend youth with experience was inspired allowing the session to reach forward while being tethered blustery piece that sets Point of Departure’s distinctive post-bop tone the album’s five tracks showcased Hill’s deeply chromatic style with its asymmetrical phrasing and emphasis on fractured rhythms With its Thelonious Monk-like angular horn motifs and jaunty swing groove “New Monastery” was easily the album’s most accessible cut But perhaps the most affecting track was the album’s closer mournful elegy with hauntingly beautiful solos “I wanted something that would fit a death march,” the pianist revealed in the liner notes adding that the group’s performance deeply affected Dorham Andrew Hill’s music was notoriously tricky to play – some of his Blue Note sessions were shelved because he was unhappy with how the music came out – but with Point of Departure the album stands tall today as the Chicago pianist’s greatest achievement — The Oregon State Police (OSP) Central Point office will be temporarily relocated to Gold Hill at 426 6th Ave The temporary relocation is due to a renovation and update project at the current Central Point facility The office phone number will remain the same at 541-776-6114 and *OSP to reach dispatch on mobile devices For any questions, please call the office at the number above or email Ask.OSP@osp.oregon.gov every state has both a highest and lowest point and one What and Why RI reader recently wrote in asking who named the hill after his brother Jerimoth Brown Ranked against the highest peak in every state You can hike Jerimoth Hill. It’s a 0.3 mile out-and-back trail off Route 101 at pole 212. It's less than a mile from the Connecticut border But the AllTrails reviews “Anti climatic,” “not much to see,” and “quick little trail” are among the recent reviews The hikers who are most interested in it tend to be “peak baggers,” the name for people who are on a mission to summit the highest peak in all 50 states The short hike takes you to a small clearing in the woods. There’s no view to speak of – this is no Mount Washington, New England’s highest peak – but there is a United States Geological Survey marker On the edge: How did Rhode Island get its border? It's a story with hundreds of years of bickering  Fun fact: Up until the 1940s it was believed that Durfee Hill in Glocester was the highest point in the state but when the government released new surveys it turned out Durfee Hill was just a little shy of the title While some states have points that dip well below sea level, such as Death Valley in California, the lowest point in Rhode Island is sea level Rhode Island has about 400 miles of coastline giving plenty of opportunities to stand at the so-called lowest point of the state What and Why RI is a weekly feature by The Providence Journal to explore our readers' curiosity. If you have a question about Rhode Island, big or small, email it to klandeck@gannett.com Editor's note: This article has been updated to correct the location of Death Valley Does being a left-hander give you an advantage over hitters I do think being a lefty gives me an advantage over hitters because I throw at a different angle and my fastball tails away from a right-handed hitter and in to a left-handed hitter I started pitching around 7 or 8 years old My stepdad (Michael Dapper) would take me to the side of the house and I would pretend I was pitching for the Dodgers I chose this position because it was something that I became really good at More: High school baseball playoffs: First round schedule for Austin-area schools What has been your favorite baseball memory at Stony Point My favorite memory from Stony Point so far has been going to the team dinners and hanging out with my teammates and playing games with them My go-to pitch is my slider because I can control it the most and it has the opposite movement of my fastball If you could have dinner with four people in the history of the world I chose Vin Scully because he is one of the greatest announcers of all time and he has announced some famous baseball moments He also seems like a great guy to hang out with What do you consider the world's greatest invention and it is much more efficient than riding on carriages Tell me something most people don't know about you I have a total of 12 siblings, including my stepsisters More: As son of an MLB stalwart, Lake Travis shortstop Kaeden Kent leads area's top 6A team My favorite vacation was when I was 12 years old and I went to Cooperstown for a tournament I got to play in a tournament with teams around the USA and got to eat at this really good restaurant called Cooperstown Diner. Also It would probably be super strength because it would give me the ability to throw the baseball harder than most people and I could help people lift things that they can't lift Notice is hereby given that the Cedar Hill City Council will hold a Public Hearing in the T “Turk” Cannady/Cedar Hill Room at the Cedar Hill Government Center to receive public comment on the proposed assessment rate for the: The Public Improvement District will provide funding through a special assessment against property within the District for the following improvements and special services: repairing and maintaining existing landscaping fencing and lighting; future parks and landscaped entryways; restoration or installation of irrigation systems in public rights-of-way; erection of new fencing; and supplemental services operating expenses and costs of administration The estimated cost of maintenance and improvements of the District for fiscal year 2022-2023 is anticipated to be $807,403 A map that specifically identifies the area is on file in the Office of the City Secretary at the Cedar Hill Government Center. Texas 75104.The area included within the Public Improvement District is generally known as the High Pointe neighborhood Annual cost of the improvements and special services will be assessed against real property within the District based on the taxable appraised value of each property within the Public Improvement District as established by the current tax roll of the Dallas Central Appraisal District is proposed to be $0.10 per $100 of the taxable appraised value of the real property within the District An assessment roll stating the assessment against each parcel of land in the District shall be on file for public inspection in the Office of the City Secretary at the Cedar Hill Government Center A five-year service plan will be adopted by the City Council and will define the nature and projected cost of the improvements to be funded by the assessment until the year 2027 The cost of improvements and special services will be assessed totally against properties within the District and no costs of the improvements and special services will be borne by the City will continue to provide services to properties within the District Citizens may present written or oral comments at the Public Hearing The Public Hearing is not limited to those persons that reside within the High Pointe area View the discussion thread. Federal Hill and other neighborhood associations said they had asked for a meeting with BGE officials for weeks They wanted to have a place and time where they could ask all the questions they felt the company had dodged about gas regulators the utility wants to put on the outside of people’s homes BGE had set up stations around the room at St Leo the Great Roman Catholic Church so people could talk one on one rather than addressing the utility representatives publicly as a group That moment set the tone for the contentious two-hour meeting “We were expecting to be able to sit down and ask all of you at the same time so that we could get the answers and hear each other,” said Magdalena Fitzsimmons who lives in the Washington Hill neighborhood The Baltimore Banner thanks its sponsors. Become one. The gas company is replacing aging “low-pressure gas infrastructure” throughout Fells Point with a new system that it says will provide “more reliable and resilient service to residents,” according to a spokesperson for BGE The change requires the gas regulator to be installed outside a home to “reduce pressure from the service line” for safe distribution into the property it could increase the risk of gas intrusion into the home whereas outdoor regulators vent directly outdoors The company said it is following recommendations set up by the National Transportation Safety Board but did not provide the report when asked BGE also did not answer The Baltimore Banner’s questions about how the gas company has determined that external gas regulators are safer which are already not compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 would be even less accessible to people in wheelchairs The neighborhoods are also high-pedestrian traffic areas “We’re not asking them to do anything that they’re not already doing,” Claudia Towles adding that Bolton Hill residents have internal regulators in their homes “We’re just asking them to do it on a scale of a neighborhood to provide equity to all residents.” BGE says the internal regulators mentioned by residents were installed before the company changed its practices in 2021 saying they knew of homes that were granted an exception last year “Alternative methods will be explored if specific locations lack the required space for an outdoor regulator due to building codes or regulations,” according to a BGE statement distributed after the meeting community residents were frustrated by what they said was a lack of communication and transparency since January when they learned the gas company would start work in Fells Point They called BGE’s conduct “extraordinarily frustrating” and “insulting,” a textbook example of “what not to do in public relations.” Explanations from the BGE community engagement and outreach team didn’t satisfy residents The company also could not provide data that shows which is safer saying he was not answering their questions “Can you quantify the difference in the safety of those two installations?” a resident asked “Who is liable if someone in a scooter hits the regulator and gets hurt?” “Why is it [internal regulators are] safe in Bolton Hill but not here?” “Safety is not an absolute,” Nelson started so that works on your argument but not ours?” a resident interrupted Community residents also said it was not clear who they should contact if they had questions particularly when residents were told the company was going to cut their gas off if they don’t let the contractor in “That is bullying to threaten to shut off.” A spokesperson said in a statement that the gas company does not want to discontinue service but it is allowed to do so under the terms of the company’s gas service tariff They stressed the company’s desired approach is to avoid service interruptions If there is a difference in the safety of external regulators there needs to be a tradeoff that makes up for the fact that anyone would have access to the device outside — which could result in accidents and injuries A promotional poster BGE set up at the meeting suggested bringing attention to the regulator by painting it pink painting a flamingo on the wall where it is located or putting a flower pot or bench in front of it Residents said these were not solutions that would address the safety concerns of the community might want to spell it correctly,” Stern said referring to the poster that read “aestetic.” While aesthetics are part of the residents’ concerns especially when they live in historic districts and are expected to maintain their houses in a certain way people at the meeting were overwhelmingly more worried about safety a resident told BGE they did not want to speak with the community outreach and engagement team but with officials who can make decisions “Can you pull that off?” the resident asked “Can you pull off a meeting where we can meet with people who actually have the authority to respond to what we’re saying?” chief of staff to the chief customer officer at BGE said the gas company shares residents’ concerns on safety “I do not want you to think that BGE is a company that is focused on profit I understand that it may be funny,” she said when her statement caused laughter throughout the room But we are going to do what we can do to share with our leadership what’s been conveyed tonight.” clara.longo@thebaltimorebanner.com Clara Longo de Freitas clara.longo@thebaltimorebanner.com Clara Longo de Freitas is a neighborhood reporter covering East Baltimore communities she interned at The Baltimore Sun as an emerging news and community reporter She also has design and illustration experience with several news organizations Welcome to The Banner's subscriber-only commenting community. 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If the problem persists, please contact customer service at 443-843-0043 or customercare@thebaltimorebanner.com discusses the storage of nuclear waste at Dresden Generating Station for his video He did the eye-catching task of smooching a nuclear dry cask storage facility within the Dresden Generating Station facility and hopes the moment The mini-documentary, which was filmed under heavy scrutiny, gives a rare glimpse inside the Grundy County facility, which started running in 1960. An overhead shot of Dresden Generating Station in Morris. (Photo provided by Constellation ) “I do all this to prove a point,” Hill, who has visited the Chernobyl and Fukushima nuclear power plant sites, said toward the end of the video. “And that point is this: The world looks different when you understand it, and nuclear power and waste, when you understand it, looks less dangerous and more promising than ever.” In an interview with the Morris Herald-News, Hill said the Dresden video – aptly titled, “I Kissed Nuclear Waste to Prove a Point” – was filmed during a visit in July after extensive background checks and clearances. The White House’s Office of Nuclear Energy had to sign off on the visit. Officials from Constellation Energy, which operates Dresden Station, also put Hill through a battery of tests. “Obviously, you cant just waltz into a working power plant,” Hill said. “Getting inside Dresden involved background checks, many Zoom calls and many months of planning. Once I was there, we were scanned for radiation, our footage was screened and armed guards followed us at all times.” Paul Dempsey, a spokesman with Constellation, said company representatives took note of Hill’s volume of work. “We researched Kyle’s video archive and were impressed with his fact-based approach to teaching viewers about a topic,” Dempsey said. “He addresses misconceptions head-on and has a great way of teaching about a topic without getting too caught up in complicated language.” The YouTube video explained some of the various features within the Dresden site, including pools of water within the facility, where nuclear power is piled, that reportedly is cleaner than drinking water. Hill also walks among the 16-foot-tall dry cask storage towers that are able to withstand missile strikes. Nuclear power, which, like wind and solar, is carbon-free, is an important source of everyday life, despite what advocates deem as having many misconceptions among the general public. Today, nuclear power is linked to about 20% of the electricity powering the U.S. Hill said he hopes viewers of his creations ponder deeper questions about their overall environment. “Here’s a powerful question: Where is all the waste that a nuclear power plant produces? It’s on-site, either in pools or nearly indestructible casks,” Hill said. “[Constellation] likes to say that they can account for every neutron. Now ask yourself the same question of fossil fuels. Where is the pollution that your local coal plant produces?” While epic nuclear disasters of the past, such as Chernobyl and Fukushima, resonate most, Hill in his latest video notes they are an anomaly. For his part, Dempsey said he hopes viewers see Dresden Station “as just another place of business” that employs an array of “seasoned professionals.” “The attention to detail and strict governance by procedure is very important to Constellation,” Dempsey said. “Every task starts with a pre-job brief hat includes a safety component. A job can be stopped if any issue arises that needs further discussion.” Copyright © 2023 Shaw Local News Network