Former Dancing With the Stars pro Lindsay Arnold who partnered with Hallmark this Mother’s day News her decision to document her breast augmentation surgery on social media Lindsay Arnold hopes that her openness is helping others "I knew full well I would get a lot of hate, and a lot of people sharing their opinions about it—mostly negative—but then a lot of positive," Lindsay told E! News in an exclusive interview. "I wanted people to know that I don't care if I'm going to get that because it's my body, it's my life, and that's how I want everyone to feel about their own body and their own lives." "It's something that I really wanted to do for me, truly for just me," the 31-year-old said of the surgery. "I want to help other people understand that it's OK to do that. It's OK to do things for yourself. It's not selfish. It's self-love, and I hope that it kind of helped remove some of that stigma around that surgery." And, ultimately, Lindsay's decision to be open about her breast augmentation reflects her broader approach to social media, which is to simply be her full, authentic self. "My whole mentality with social media is I'm always gonna show up and be myself," she explained. "I'm never gonna pretend. I don't wanna hide. That's just not who I am as a person, and so I've always known that I would never do that on social media." "But more importantly, I feel like it's so normal on social media now to judge others and the decisions that they make for their own selves, for their own bodies, for their lives," Lindsay continued, "and I just wanted to be somebody who shows that, one, it's gonna happen, but don't let that change your decisions and what you feel is best for you." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lindsay Arnold Cusick (@lindsarnold) "Don't let the outside noise get to you and just be confident in the things that you know will make you happy." Lindsay isn’t just spreading positivity online; she’s also doing so in real life by celebrating those around her—especially fellow moms that means sharing small tokens of appreciation which is why she teamed up with Hallmark for Mother’s Day “I'm very much a person that I want to make sure my gifts are meaningful and thoughtful—that they're not just a random thing,” she explained “I want it to be something that will help them feel really I'm always able to find something that is so specific and unique to each person that I'm looking to gift and I feel like that can be really hard to do.” Keep reading for more stars who have been open about undergoing plastic surgery.. The Watch What Happens Live host who had been open through the years about never getting Botox revealed in March 2025 that he had embarked on his cosmetic journey and finally got the injectable procedure "I just got it for the first time in my life," he said during the season 11 reunion episode of Married to Medicine After years of denying cosmetic procedures, the lifestyle expert recently confessed in a February 2024 episode of her eponymous podcast that she gets Botox, fillers and lasers to tighten her skin "I don't think a lot about age," she explained "but I don't want to look my age." The One Tree Hill alum discussed her cosmetic procedures—including Botox and getting breast implants—on her Whine Down podcast in February 2024 she confessed the biggest regret she has about her boob job “My biggest regret with my boobs is that I don't know if I solely did it for me,” Jana said “My biggest piece of advice is it has to be 100 percent for you.” In a Vanity Fair video released September 2024, the Wicked actress shared "I've had fillers in various places and Botox underwent a Brazlian butt lift and tummy tuck in 2016 liposuction and breast reduction surgery in December 2024 she spoke candidly about her struggles with her body "I pray that my kids never struggle with their body images enough to mutilate their bodies to be skinny," she said on Instagram "I think a little nip and tuck in terms of a nose job But to go through this to be skinny is mental illness And I say that with the most respect to anyone going through it." Gypsy underwent a rhinoplasty and septoplasty (nose job) in April 2024 three months after she was released from prison (where she served seven years for her role in the murder of her mother Clauddine "Dee Dee" Blanchard) The Real Housewives of Dubai star publicly documented her November 2023 face lift and the recovery on social media "I wanted people to see how, when you come out, the scars and the cuts and what it really looks like," she exclusively told E! News of the procedure "I literally looked like I'd been in a car crash and the car had won but five days later you're presentable Ten days later I was in a restaurant completely fine." As for why the Bravo star was so open about her face lift journey obviously it's going to look weird if I come back next season looking 10 years younger The singer has said she has gotten Botox The former Bravo star has been candid about her plastic surgery procedures in the past having breast implants and dabbling with Botox and filler she's turned to CellSound's body sculpting treatment to tighten her stomach "I have actual abs," she told People in an interview published March 2024 "I have lines on my stomach that I haven't had since before I got pregnant I think any mother knows after kids the elasticity of your skin will never be the same." Responding to an Instagram user who accused the Vanderpump Rules star of getting lip filler, Botox, jawline contouring with liposuction and eyelid surgery, Madix clapped back by confirming all of her past cosmetic procedures “i’ll tell you what i’ve had!” she wrote on Instagram in July 2024 ellevate for my neck in 2019 by @theneckdoctor minimal lip filler bc my face is too small to handle very much and filler in my chin absolutely no filler anywhere else and def no bleph yet i’ll keep yall posted if i do anything else.” "I'm bravely sharing that I had a lower facelift and a couple other minor tweaks," Jill said in a June 2024 Instagram video with a black bandage wrapped around her head "I had a fat transplant put into my hands because I hated my hands and the worst part was the lipo coming out of my leg to fill my hands that's the most pain I've had." The Valley star revealed she underwent facial liposuction before filming the new Bravo series runs in my family," she said on the March 2024 episode of  her When Reality Hits podcast Following her breakup from Stranger Things' David Harbour, the "Smile" singer revealed she got "additions" in the way of a boob job "They look really incredible when I take my top off and my bra off," she shared on a March 2025 episode of her Miss Me? podcast "But there's definitely a contrast in age between my breasts and my face." The Beverly Hills, 90210 star has spoken publicly about her nose job and her breast implants In addition to getting candid on using Ozempic for weight loss, the talk show host admitted that her 2021 facelift was "the worst thing that I ever did," explaining in December 2023 "I've never had any work-work done but I went through a phase when I was smoking pot when I was really obsessed with getting facial injections," the "Born This Way" singer told radio host Howard Stern in 2013 "I was going to this strip mall in Chicago in the back…Everybody was like 'You are a nut job.'...I'm telling you I wasn't exactly in the best frame of mind and I would smoke a bunch of joints and have some drinks and I would be like let's go see my girl' and we would drive to this strip mall and I would get shot up with a bunch of whatever Before I shot the 'Applause' video I love you but if you don't stop injecting s--t in your face I'm going to just kill you.'" The Real Housewives of New York star got breast implants in 2005 "Now I feel comfortable," she told Life & Style "If there's something you're not comfortable with and you can correct it The Crown star revealed that she's a fan of Botox. "I've had loads," the 50-year-old told BBC Radio 2 In 2013, The Talk co-host revealed on the show that she got plastic surgery at the beginning of her career in order to make her eyes look bigger "I have to live with every decision that I've made And I'm not going to look back." "I've done it all," the actress told The Telegraph in 2002 "I've had a little plastic surgery "I had [a deviated septum] fixed–best thing I ever did," the actress told People in 2007 "I slept like a baby for the first time in years the Real Housewives of Atlanta star revealed that she had had a nose job "I'm very comfortable and confident in myself," she told People The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star had her lips injected with silicone at age 24 "I find it so interesting that it's become such a big thing because I can't tell you how many girls have done their lips I feel like I'm a pioneer," she said on Today in 2013 "I was one of the first ones to ever do it and be honest about it."She also said I never had a career before I had the lips so my lips have had their own career!" the Hills star underwent a head-to-toe transformation having 10 cosmetic procedures done in one day the reality star also got fat injections in her lips The Aussie rapper said in the April 2015 issue of Vogue magazine that she got breast implants "I did change something: Four months ago I'd thought about it my entire life," she revealed In her 2018 memoir Perfect Is Boring the supermodel revealed she went under the knife early in her career "I had bones in my nose that were growing and itching," she wrote in her book "I really, genuinely care about looking good," the SKKN founder told Allure for its August 2022 issue "I probably care more than 90 percent of the people on this planet It's not easy when you're a mom and you're exhausted at the end of the day or you're in school I do my beauty treatments usually late at night Kim revealed she's also gotten "a little bit of Botox," but hasn't dabbled with filler on her lips or cheeks During an Instagram Stories Q&A on August 2022 the reality TV star didn't shy away from answering a fan's question about her boobs "Gonna keep it real with y'all," Kristin began her response "Got a lift after breast feeding all 3 kids." While The Hills alum isn't opposed to cosmetic procedures she admitted she's "never done" Botox But I've seen it look amazing on some people," she wrote "My concern is that we don't know the long term effects of it (and I don't mean 5-10 years I mean like 20 years) and I think your face is muscle so we need to work it out the same way we would any other muscle." In his 2023 memoir If You Would Have Told Me John opened up about feeling insecure with his appearance "It bothers me.""My nose looks kind of pushed up like Peter Pan or something," he shared of the initial procedure I have it redone by Michael Jackson's plastic surgeon." There was one familiar champion and one unfamiliar name crowned in the Swan’s Running Club Legends Series on Sunday Gayle Lindsay was crowned queen of Bermuda’s roads for a seventh straight year after blitzing to victory in the final leg of the series and again underlined her dominance by winning all four events in this year’s competition Lindsay won the women’s race on Sunday in 18min 19sec to add the contest named after the oldest man to win the Bermuda Half-Marathon Derby to victories in the Ed Sherlock 8k There was a startling similarity to the results in the women’s Legends Series with Lindsay winning all four legs and Teresa Ruiz and Stepanka Sprincova finishing second and third respectively in every race “I had my sights set on winning the legends title again this year for the women and I'm delighted to have achieved that goal,” Lindsay said “I'd like to say thanks to Swan's running club for the great work they continue to do in organising the series “It’s hard to believe that we're only a few weeks away from May 23 The Bermuda half marathon is always a highlight in the racing calendar and I'm super excited to be taking part again.” While there were no shocks in the destination of the women’s title the absence of some of the island’s leading male runners for at least two of the races ensured that David Lunn was crowned male Legends Series champion Lunn (17:14) finished third in the Stanley Burgess 5k behind race winner Trey Simons (16:01) and Thomas Mills (16:47) He occupied the same finishing position in the Ludwig Cann 10K and the Ray Swan 8k after ending the Ed Sherlock Race in eighth place The two winners each receive a $1,000 cash prize and will likely be in action in the Bermuda Half-Marathon Derby later this month You must be Registered or to post comment or to vote Which of the Throne Speech promises is the Government best equipped to deliver on View Results and their "Freaky" sequel family swap stories on returning for more body switching and keeping nostalgia alive for a new generation Alexi Lubomirski This season’s finalists include defending TLA recipient MAKAR ANNOUNCED AS FINALISTS FOR MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER …MacKinnon seeks his second consecutive award while Kucherov seeks his second TLA overall and Makar vies for his first 2025) – The National Hockey League Players’ Association announced today the three finalists for the 2024-25 Ted Lindsay Award are forward Nikita Kucherov of the Tampa Bay Lightning along with forward Nathan MacKinnon and defenceman Cale Makar of the Colorado Avalanche The TLA is presented annually to “the most outstanding player in the NHL,” as voted by fellow members of the NHLPA This season’s finalists include the reigning Art Ross Trophy winner along with the 2024-25 top-scoring defenceman Makar – marking the first time that two teammates have placed as finalists for the players’ award since it was reintroduced as the Ted Lindsay Award in 2010 the TLA is the namesake of the first president of the original Players’ Association and NHLPA pioneer This season marks the 54th presentation of the only NHL award voted on by the players themselves The three TLA finalists received the most votes from their peers based on their 2024-25 regular-season campaigns and are listed in alphabetical order as follows: The sixth-year player is the NHL’s first defenseman to reach the 30-goal mark since Mike Green of the Washington Capitals had 31 in 2008-09 Connor McDavid and Cale Makar will serve as alternate captains A finalist for the 2023-24 Ted Lindsay Award former teammate Alex Kerfoot and fellow Colorado Avalanche forward Ross Colton praise Nathan MacKinnon’s habits both on and off the ice Nikita Kucherov’s dedication has earned praise from former Tampa Bay Lightning teammates Luke Schenn and Ross Colton Kucherov and Matthews are each seeking their second TLA while MacKinnon is vying for his first award Nikita Kucherov, Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar were named finalists for the Ted Lindsay Award on Wednesday The award is given annually to the most outstanding player in the NHL as voted by fellow members of the NHL Players' Association The winner will be announced at a later date Kucherov led the NHL in scoring for the second straight season with 121 points (37 goals 84 assists) in 78 games for the Tampa Bay Lightning The 31-year-old forward also topped the League in power-play points (46) and tied for third in game-winning goals with nine He also was plus-22 and had at least one point in 65 games this season to go along with 33 multipoint games and 17 with at least three points It's the third time Kucherov has led the NHL in scoring (also 2018-19) who had three point streaks of at least eight games helped the Lightning (47-27-8) reach the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the eighth straight season MacKinnon finished second in the NHL with 116 points for the Colorado Avalanche, tying with Kucherov for the lead in assists with 84. His 78 even-strength points ranked second behind David Pastrnak of the Boston Bruins (83) and his 38 power-play points trailed only Kucherov The 29-year-old center led the NHL with 320 shots on goal and had 32 multipoint games He became the 12th player to have at least 110 points in three straight seasons who is a four-time Ted Lindsay finalist and won it last season began the season with a 13-game point streak (six goals 19 assists) and helped the Avalanche (49-29-4) finish third in the Central Division He also ended the season with a 26-game home point streak (16 goals Makar led NHL defensemen in goals (30), assists (62) and points (92) and was ninth in the League in scoring. He was plus-28, and led the position in power-play goals (12) and points (35), and tied for first with 54 even-strength points. He became the first defenseman to score at least 30 goals in a season since Mike Green with the Washington Capitals in 2008-09 and is the fifth defenseman to have at least 30 goals and 60 assists in a season Makar finished third in the NHL in average time on ice (25:43) A first-time Lindsay finalist, Makar had 27 multipoint games, including eight with at least three points. He would be the second defenseman to win the award, and first since Bobby Orr in 1974-75 with the Bruins The remainder of the NHL Awards Finalists will be announced during the next few weeks continuing with finalists for the Hart Trophy (NHL MVP) on Thursday WorkBoat+ Membership – Free to Join You may unsubscribe from our mailing list at any time Diversified Communications | 121 Free Street NEWS: Long-Delayed USCG Polar Icebreaker Moves Into Full Production recently completed a repower of the Lindsay C Crowley Maritime commissioned 25 Invader-class tugs at the McDermott yard building a fleet that would become known for its speed and towing capabilities a firm that later became Nickum & Spaulding and eventually Elliott Bay Design Group The Invader-class shows a distinct West Coast influence intended for heavy-duty ocean towing operations Curtin Maritime purchased the Lindsay C in response to customer demand for faster barge transit times according to the company’s vice president of operations ‘You need to figure out the fastest possible solution … Get the fastest boat possible,’” said Henderson and it’d be a good match with the dimensions “We bought the boat in November of 2023 we had a PO [purchase order] for the engines cut in December and then we started all the engineering,” Henderson said “We’ve got a lidar laser scanner in house so we scanned the engine room to do 3D modeling and then started working on the engineering with a naval arch firm to make sure everything could fit And then we pulled the boat out of service in October 2024 which included a drydocking for propeller work and installation of a new sea chest.” Originally outfitted with two EMD 20-645-E5 engines producing a total of 7,200 hp the Invader-class are “high speed towing boats” said Josh Ellis Curtin’s senior vice president of marine transportation Ellis sailed on various Invader tugs during his 20-year tenure at Crowley before joining Curtin in 2023 “They’re known for both their free running speed and towing big barges at speed,” Ellis said.” He provided an example of their capabilities suggesting barge tonnage maxed out around 20,000 drawing 12 feet—that’s what they would tow making 10 knots,” he emphasized navigating several complex engineering challenges The original engines were replaced with new GE 8L250 engines requiring substantial reconfiguration of the engine beds “We had to re-engineer the engine beds for alignment and everything going from a V-style engine to an inline engine,” Curtin’s engineering manager cooling system modifications were extensive The old engines required so much cooling capacity that nearly the entire bottom of the boat was taken up by channel coolers The new Wabtec engines use a separate circuit cooling system with both jacket water and an aftercooling system Ellis spoke to the improved efficiency in the engine room design and fiddley space it’s almost like it should have always been built that way Everyone who’s been on an Invader comes into the Lindsay now is like this is so much nicer,’” he noted The new GE 8L250s offer roughly three additional feet of space in front of each engine “You can actually have a dance party down there now,” Taylor joked inverse weight differences between each engine had to be carefully balanced “The EMDs were around 35,000 pounds each and the new GE engines are closer to 60,000 pounds each,” said Taylor “Going from 20 cylinders down to eight you just gain that much more mass in the cylinder block.” roughly 500 hp less than the original EMD engines you can make it up in the prop pretty easily.” Initial sea trials with the boat have shown no loss in service speed Ellis spoke to the capacities of the Invader-class suggesting 70-to-75 tons of static bollard pull is “not that impressive” in relation to other builds “When you’re free running with a barge they can pretty much beat anything.” The advantage lies in dynamic bollard pull “That’s where we get into the conundrum of static bollard pull versus dynamic bollard pull and why the Invaders are so good at what they do 7,200 horsepower is not that much with a lot of other boats on the market that have more bollard pull but the Invaders can outperform them under real-world conditions,” he said “Tug performance is not just about raw horsepower Ellis said he witnessed another tug rated for 90 tons of bollard pull that could tow a 400'x100' light at a speed of only six-to-seven knots “If you grab a 4x1 empty with an Invader Additional Lindsay C upgrades included reworking the exhaust system to fit the new engines which required fabricating and installing new stacks and insulation to meet emissions and safety requirements The team also added a Tier 4 winch motor to the refurbished Markey winch and installed new industrial Tier 4 6068 John Deere generators keeping the original Allison transmission and fabricating an adapter plate to fit Curtin’s carpenters also completely rebuilt the wheelhouse including a full rewire with primarily Furuno electronics When asked about the 50-year-old vessel’s hull condition Ellis emphasized the rolled-plate steel that comprises it “You can go down to reduce scantlings and still run them,” he said of the tug design before noting that building an Invader-class design today would ring in around $38 million you just couldn’t afford to build a modern one,” he said highlighting the 1.25” steel cap rail on the bulwarks The 136'2.5"x36.5'x19'2" Lindsay C completed sea trials in late March 2025 and is returning to active duty at the time of writing in April “She wrapped up sea trials last week but she’ll be getting back underway for another job this weekend,” Henderson concluded Ben Hayden is a Maine resident who grew up in the shipyards of northern Massachusetts. He can be reached at (207) 842-5430 and [email protected] Become a WorkBoat+ Member He was a graduate of the former Dunbar Township High School and was a veteran of the U.S He was retired from the Anchor Hocking Cap plant and was a member of the Masonic Lodge and Jeff Lindsay of Leisenring; along with his grandchildren Samantha Sharpe and husband Chris; 10 great- grandchildren; and his siblings Judy Bodkin and husband Brad of Leisenring and Tom Lindsay and wife Barb of Bullskin Township Beverly Anne Crowe Lindsay in 2020; and a daughter-in-law Family and friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m Interment will follow in Green Ridge Memorial Park To offer a condolence or remembrance for the family If you have an account and are registered for online access sign in with your email address and password below Never been a subscriber and want to subscribe Copyright © Herald-Standard | Contact | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Summer House star Lindsay Hubbard shares her go-to essentials from scents that set the mood to must-have beauty picks Find out how she keeps things simple while still feeling pampered every day We interviewed Lindsay Hubbard because we think you'll like her picks.  Lindsay is a paid spokesperson for Air Wick. Our writers and editors independently determine what we cover and recommend. When you buy through our links, E! may earn a commission. Learn more Lindsay Hubbard has always known how to create a vibe whether she’s hosting friends or just enjoying a quiet moment at home she’s discovered that scent plays a huge role in her daily self-care routine From the calming lavender and chamomile to the fresh, clean scent of linen, the Summer House star loves how fragrance can instantly shift her mood whether she’s preparing for a get-together or winding down after a hectic day As a new mom, keeping her home guest-ready for impromptu visits is a priority, but she’s all about making it simple. With a few thoughtful touches—like having her favorite Air Wick scents around—Lindsay stays grounded and relaxed While her self-care practices aren't elaborate Lindsay knows how important it is to carve out moments of peace or using products that make life easier without extra fuss E!: How does scent fit into your self-care priorities?LH: I truly believe that fragrance is a magic touch when you're creating a welcoming environment I wanted to partner with Air Wick to help people be guest-ready every day Whether it’s an impromptu gathering or a special occasion "My favorite Air Wick fragrance is the Lavender and Chamomile scented oil It's a good vibe and I think it screams spring." \"My favorite Air Wick fragrance is the Lavender and Chamomile scented oil It's a good vibe and I think it screams spring.\" More from Lindsay: "It’s a very long-lasting fragrance that you don’t have to think about all the time." what are some self-care practices you try to make time for these days even if your routine looks different now?LH: I don’t get a lot of “me” time these days If I can just spend 20 minutes in the middle of the day to rest it completely shifts how I feel for the rest of the day I try to go on long walks with my daughter Gemma E!: Since you're spending more time outdoors are there any summer beauty staples you rely on?LH: I try to protect my skin as much as possible now and I used to lie in tanning beds and go super orange with platinum blonde hair "I love this tinted sunscreen from ISDIN I think that less is more when it comes to beauty products." \"I love this tinted sunscreen from ISDIN I think that less is more when it comes to beauty products.\" E!: Do you have a go-to lip combo?LH: I don’t but I think I just have really colorful lips "I use Aquaphor for basically everything I can use Aquaphor on my baby’s butt too." \"I use Aquaphor for basically everything I can use Aquaphor on my baby’s butt too.\" Customer Ratings: 14,200+ 5-star Amazon reviews E!: Do you have any go-to products for a dazzling smile?LH: Yeah I use Inopro whitening strips and every every now and then I’ll go to my dentist for a full whitening treatment too "They don’t have peroxide which helps because my teeth get really sensitive." \"They don’t have peroxide which helps because my teeth get really sensitive.\" Customer Ratings: 3,300+ 5-star Amazon reviews E!: What role does scent play when you host people in your home LH: I don’t think you need that much to really host a good event or a good dinner party All you really need is your signature fragrance to set the vibe and the mood for your gathering People really just want to feel comfortable "I love the Fresh Linen scent  I think you can use different fragrances in different rooms depending on what your mood and vibe is." \"I love the Fresh Linen scent.  I think you can use different fragrances in different rooms depending on what your mood and vibe is.\" More from Lindsay: "As a new mom, I’m hosting a lot. 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All rights reserved. SearchSearchKyeRon Lindsay Signs with UAB Men’s Basketball4/29/2025 11:11:00 AM | Men's Basketball Already have an account? Log in here Moore-Lindsay historical house museum on Feb The Moore-Lindsay Historical House Museum will host its 50th anniversary celebration with a Scottish theme to commemorate the former residents’ family history on May 17 The Moore-Lindsay Historic House Museum was built in 1899 as a private residence but was converted into a historical museum in 1975. The previous owners, the Lindsay family, were descendants of Clan Lindsay a Scottish lowlands clan that has existed for over 900 years “Visiting the house is like an experience of stepping back in time to about the year 1900,” said Amy Pence the museum’s manager and one of two employees Students pay about $14 in fees that support the Daily If you're not a student and value our work Pence said they have been planning the 50th anniversary for about a year “It's been kind of fun to plan,” Pence said “We are working on an exhibit in conjunction with our event that is a little bit of the history of the house and history of Scottish immigrants to Oklahoma.” During the event, there will be crafts, mini golf and a live demonstration of tartan weaving on a floor loom, courtesy of the Pioneer Library System Flowers of Edinburgh an Oklahoma City-based band featuring Lindsay family members “Part of the band has played here before — a couple of years ago at Christmas — but this is the first time we've had the full band here to play,” Pence said and they do Celtic music but with a modern twist.” For guests 21 and up, two tastings featuring five Scotch whiskeys, will be held at 2 and 2:30 p.m. Tickets for the tasting are $20 and must be purchased in advance Bagpipe Bites a food truck serving authentic Scottish cuisine Sponsored by the Oklahoma Electric Cooperative Pence said the Moore-Lindsay Historic House Museum is not worried about making money are nice and bringing in that money is great and would be helpful but that's not the point of this event,” Pence said Pence said the point is to provide community events She said barely a week goes by without someone finding out about the Moore-Lindsay Historic House Museum for the first time “We really just want to spread the word and also give back to our community and give them a fun event,” Pence said “We're thanking them for supporting us for the last 50 years.” The event will be held from 1 to 4 p.m at the Moore-Lindsay Historical House Museum Gretchen Schultz and Mary Ann Livingood copy edited this story Students pay about $14 in fees that support the Daily. 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Colorado Avalanche standout Nathan MacKinnon is in contention to repeat as the recipient of the Ted Lindsay Award MacKinnon was named a finalist for the award on Wednesday along with Avalanche teammate Cale Makar and Tampa Bay Lightning star forward Nikita Kucherov The award is presented annually to the most outstanding player in the NHL as voted by fellow members of the NHL Players' Association tied Kucherov for the NHL assists lead with 84 and totaled 116 points this season MacKinnon is the reigning Hart Trophy recipient as the league's MVP is a first-time finalist for this award and is also up for the Norris Trophy He led all defensemen this season in goals (30) won his second straight Art Ross Trophy after leading the NHL in scoring with 121 points (37 goals Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar of the Colorado Avalanche and Nikita Kucherov of the Tampa Bay Lightning were announced Wednesday morning as the finalists for the NHL’s Ted Lindsay Award awarded annually “the most outstanding player as voted on by fellow members of the NHLPA.” with Taylor Hall of the New Jersey Devils (Hart) and the Edmonton Oilers’ Connor McDavid (Lindsay) Winnipeg Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck won’t join elite company as only Carey Price for the Montreal Canadiens in 2015 and Dominik Hasek for the Buffalo Sabres in 1997 and 1998 have won the Lindsay Award as goalies (The only position with fewer wins is defenseman; Bobby Orr’s victory for the Boston Bruins in 1975 stands alone.) Hellebuyck finished first in goals-against average (2.00) Only the Tampa Bay Lightning’s Andrei Vasilevskiy played more minutes than Hellebuyck The Hart Trophy finalists are unveiled Thursday which could lead to a different group of finalists — which is not uncommon MacKinnon may have missed out on his first scoring title this season with his 116 points finishing second to Kucherov but he could take the Lindsay for a second consecutive season He was second in power-play points and even-strength points with 38 and 78 Only regular-season performance is to be considered for the NHL awards There’s no telling how MacKinnon’s MVP performance at the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament might influence Lindsay voters Teammates aren’t often nominated for the same NHL award but Makar’s production as a defenseman undoubtedly impressed his peers He produced only the 18th 30-goal season by a defenseman — and the first in the NHL since Mike Green of the Washington Capitals in 2008-09 Makar is also a finalist for the Norris Trophy Kucherov won his third Art Ross Trophy (NHL scoring title) with 121 points He is only the third player this century to win the Art Ross in consecutive seasons 2020-21 through 2022-2023) and Jaromir Jagr (1999-2000 and 2000-2001) One of the league’s most dangerous power-play scorers Kucherov paced all players in that category with 44 points he was equally devastating at even strength Kucherov won this award in 2019 after winning his first scoring title (Photo of Nathan MacKinnon: Richard Rodriguez / Getty The actress welcomed her son with husband Bader Shammas in 2023 The actress took to Instagram to share a life update 2025) – The National Hockey League Players’ Association announced today the three finalists for the 2024-25 Ted Lindsay Award are forward Nathan MacKinnon and defenceman Cale Makar of the Colorado Avalanche along with forward Nikita Kucherov of the Tampa Bay Lightning The TLA is presented annually to “the most outstanding player in the NHL,” as voted by fellow members of the NHLPA This season’s finalists include the reigning Art Ross Trophy winner Makar – marking the first time that two teammates have placed as finalists for the players’ award since it was reintroduced as the Ted Lindsay Award in 2010 the TLA is the namesake of the first president of the original Players’ Association and NHLPA pioneer This season marks the 54 th presentation of the only NHL award voted on by the players themselves The three TLA finalists received the most votes from their peers based on their 2024-25 regularseason campaigns Makar played in 80 regular-season games for the Colorado Avalanche in 2024-25 set career highs in goals (30) and points (92) to lead all defencemen while ranking ninth overall in league scoring Makar also led all defencemen in assists (62) and became only the fifth defenceman in NHL history to reach the 30-goal and 60- assist marks in a single campaign He became the first defenceman to reach 90 points in consecutive seasons since Paul Coffey (1988-89 to 1990-91) and Al MacInnis (1989-90 to 1990- 91) Makar led all defencemen in power-play goals (12) power-play primary assists (13) and power-play points (35) He recorded a career high in shots (246) and placed third in the NHL in average time on ice (25:43) Makar is seeking to become the first defenceman to receive the TLA since Bobby Orr (1974-75) MacKinnon played in 79 games for the Colorado Avalanche during the 2024-25 regular season recorded his third consecutive 100-point season to place second in league scoring (116 points) MacKinnon became the 12th NHL player to record three consecutive 110-point seasons while leading all centres in scoring this season tied for second in power-play primary assists (17) and he placed second in primary assists (53) even-strength points (78) and power-play points (38) MacKinnon led all forwards in average ice time (22:47) and ranked fourth in points per game (1.47) He became the second-ever Avalanche recipient (Joe Sakic MacKinnon is seeking to become the first player since Connor McDavid (2016-17 2017-18) to receive consecutive most outstanding player awards Join the conversation by using #TedLindsayAward Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application McAlister-Smith Funeral and Cremation (Goose Creek) Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors May 4, 2025Back in January, Dancing With the Stars professional dancer Lindsay Arnold documented her plastic surgery on her TikTok account The 31-year-old mother of two always wanted to have breast augmentation surgery and decided to be open and honest about it with her fans Now in a new interview with E! News Arnold says that she hopes she can help remove the "stigma" of plastic surgery especially because going into the procedure she knew she "would get a lot of hate" from people about what she was choosing to do "I knew full well I would get a lot of hate and a lot of people sharing their opinions about it — mostly negative," said Arnold though she did acknowledge that some of her fans were super supportive But she wants people to know that she doesn't care about the haters because it's her body "I don't care if I'm going to get [the hate] because it's my body and that's how I want everyone to feel about their own body and their own lives," said the professional dancer "It's something that I really wanted to do for me I want to help other people understand that it's OK to do that and I hope that it kind of helped remove some of that stigma around that surgery." Arnold went on to say that she just wants to be her authentic self on social media and part of that is being open and honest about getting breast augmentation surgery "My whole mentality with social media is I'm always gonna show up and be myself and so I've always known that I would never do that on social media," said Arnold I feel like it's so normal on social media now to judge others and the decisions that they make for their own selves and I just wanted to be somebody who shows that but don't let that change your decisions and what you feel is best for you." "Don't let the outside noise get to you Arnold was last seen on Dancing With the Stars in season 30 with partner Matt James. She previously won the Mirrorball in season 25 with partner Jordan Fisher. She told People that her decision to step away was so that she could spend more time with her daughters "A lot of my priorities and where I wanted to spend my time… it just shifted," said Arnold Time goes 10 times faster when you have kids and I just know that this time is so precious and something that you don't get back." appearing as a pro on the show first in the "Juniors" season and now as a full-fledged pro in seasons 32 and 33 Rylee and partner Stephen Nedoroscik finished in fourth place Dancing With the Stars returns in fall 2025 with its 34th season on ABC and Hulu Walt was a Master carpenter and took great pride in his work He loved good conversation and political debate never hesitant to share his opinions.     Walt is survived by his wife and love of his life Tammy Smith Lindsay; his daughters Heather Liberty and Isabella; his great-granddaughter Wrenley; and his sisters Beckey (deceased) none closer than his 'brothers from another mother' Mark Mooney and Curtie Brown Though he enjoyed working for folks (Betty Jackson Green he loved you best but don't tell the rest) he was a home body His happy place was home with his family and his beloved cats.     We invite you to join us as we celebrate Walt's life at 11 a m Monday April 7th at the Old Miners' Cemetery/McMicken residence on Price Hill 2025 at 11:00 am CDTExpandLindsay Ingemunson School: Yorkville Why she was selected: Ingemunson scored four goals and assisted a fifth goal in Yorkville’s 5-1 win over Joliet Central She was selected the Athlete of the Week in an online vote Here is her interview with Sports Editor Joshua Welge is that the most goals you’ve had in a game this season Ingemunson: Yes my four-goal game is the most goals I’ve had in a game this season The goal that probably sticks out to me the most is my fourth goal A minutes prior during halftime [Yorkville] coach [Lauren] Hoppensteadt gave me great insight about how to finish my shots more consistently and as soon as I made that correction the ball ended up in the back of the net Your coach said you’ve had a “breakout season” Are you surprised at all at your success Ingemunson: My goal going into the season was to not only have moments of individual success but ultimately do anything I could to help the team be successful So far this season we have shown improvement as a team Many of our games have been hard fought battles that ultimately have not ended our way but that has not changed the team’s drive to keep fighting for more wins I’m really excited to see the program develop in the next two years Ingemunson: I did not play high school soccer last year due to prior commitments from my club team but I knew for sure I would be playing for my high school team the next three years How did you get started in soccer and when Ingemunson: I first started playing soccer when I was about five or six years old I began playing in a local recreational league and after about three years I transitioned to a club team Since I grew up being a very competitive person some of the things I love most about the sport is being able to compete to be better than myself day after day and to see hard work pay off when the ball ends up in the back of the net I also value the relationships the sport has brought me through the years with coaches and teammates Ingemunson: I tried out many different sports growing up but the three that stuck with me the longest were basketball Ultimately I always knew soccer was my top priority I stopped playing volleyball after middle school because it had too many conflicts with my fall soccer season but I’ve continued to play basketball into high school Playing multiple sports has given me many different perspectives as an athlete and I am so thankful I was able to have those opportunities What are your goals for the rest of the season Ingemunson: My goal for the team going into the rest of the season is to continue to grow on and off the field while working to improve our record Many games we are close to pulling out the win but aren’t able to finish our scoring opportunities I think continuing to work together in finding ways to execute will bring us the most success going forward Joshua WelgeI am the Sports Editor for Kendall County Newspapers, the Kane County Chronicle and Suburban Life Media, covering primarily sports in Kendall, Kane, DuPage and western Cook counties. I've been covering high school sports for 24 years. I also assist with our news coverage. Copyright © 2023 Shaw Local News Network Minnesota Lynx assistant coach Lindsay Whalen a Minnesota native and former Gopher basketball star sits down for lunch with Minnesota Now host Nina Moini at The Freehouse on March 14 in Minneapolis.Ellen Schmidt for MPR NewsPlayListenOut to Lunch: Lindsay Whalen is ready to have joy back in basketballGo Deeper.CloseCreate an account or log in to save stories We have added it to a list of your favorite stories we hear from many different people in Minnesota over the phone and in the studio But we don’t often meet them in the community MPR News host Nina Moini sits down for a meal with people from Minnesota news and culture to get to know them better The restaurant: The Freehouse in Minneapolis The following has been edited for length and clarity Use the audio player above for the full conversation MPR News helps you turn down the noise and build shared understanding Turn up your support for this public resource and keep trusted journalism accessible to all then they didn't have any kids for a while And then my sister is 32 and my brother is 30 that was kind of natural for me because just birth order in the family I'd play a whole season as somebody on the Gophers and just shoot and shoot and shoot and shoot and practice and shoot I knew I could get a scholarship and my parents wouldn't have to pay for college I kind of realized I could play in the WNBA after my sophomore year of college Minnesota Lynx assistant coach Lindsay Whalen sits down for lunch with Minnesota Now host Nina Moini at The Freehouse on March 14 in Minneapolis.Ellen Schmidt for MPR NewsWhat do you like about coaching versus playing?The difference of playing and coaching is you have to be kind of two steps ahead of what's happening in practice you're just kind of reacting to what the coach is telling you to do So as a coach you have to be thinking ahead There's also like a psychology piece to it Because you're not going to feel great every day That's why it's great to have a team I was winding down my playing career with the Lynx I just figured I'll do this for the next 20 years of my life and I'm gonna be this great coach that has this lifetime career at the U of M And obviously it didn't work out that way When it was all said and done with coaching at the U of M It was the lead-up and then probably the first two weeks after How it all transpired in those meetings to make a coaching change make a leadership change from the administration I am who I am in the state where nobody wants to mishandle situations I played for the Lynx and coached the Gophers I never really was able to digest my playing career because there were six months there where I was doing two things and it was just too much there's nothing better than being a part of a team That's just what I know the most about I'm where I'm supposed to be and in the role I'm supposed to be to be back in a really fun environment around basketball So I think just like being a part of a team that's just kind of that joy back around being in a team around basketball Minnesota Lynx assistant coach Lindsay Whalen sits down for lunch with Minnesota Now host Nina Moini.Ellen Schmidt for MPR NewsThe Last Bite: What are the ingredients to being a good member of a team?I think that every day So I think just being as consistent to whatever that is that you bring to the table There’s enough external things that can happen There’s enough variables that can happen outside of your control that if you can be more the most consistent person and the most consistent teams those are the ones that like consistently have success And things might change throughout the year I think if you just start with being positive and being somebody who brings a lot of energy I think that that’s a good starting place to being a good teammate  Lynn West Lindsay was surrounded by family as he passed from this life after a courageous battle with a lung condition on January 10 to Walter West Lindsay and Grace Kent Lindsay in Ogden He graduated from Brigham Young University with both a Bachelors and Masters degree.   Lynn taught high school for 20 years in Hagerman and went on to teach another 20 years at Snow College in Ephraim He volunteered as a Boy Scout Leader and Counselor in Hagerman and spent summers serving as a merit badge counselor at Camp Bradley near Stanley He also worked with troubled youth in conjunction with SUWS (School of Urban and Wilderness Survival).   Lynn was called to serve in the New England States Mission from 1963-1965 he served in many church positions in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints He particularly enjoyed helping with multiple girls’ camps youth conferences and youth treks in both Idaho and Utah Lynn and his wife Camille served as a couple on an service mission at Camp Atoka in the Ogden Valley.   Lynn was married to Edith Camille Olsen on September 6 He has 4 sons and 3 daughters: Russell Kent  Lynn was preceded in death by his wife Sally Sanders; and great-grandson Tevita West Ma’ake.   He is survived by his sons and daughters Russell (Tracy) Colleen (Doug) and Bruce; sisters: Shirley Gardner Sue Leth and Linda (Tomi) Hanson; 16 grandchildren 2 great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews  Funeral services will be held Thursday at 12:00 Noon in the Ephraim 2nd Ward Chapel Family graveside services will be Friday in Liberty Live streaming and online guestbook can be found below his obituary at www.maglebymortuary.com  + regional college spotlight with Calvin Mueller and Peter Kobelt of Nebraska men's tennis and Lindsay Kuhle of Kansas women's golf and Friday Fights segment with John Morgan (KMAland) -- Upon Further Review Podcast No we attempt to be accurate in our reporting please contact us by emailing kmaradio@kmaland.com Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: "It’s not very often that you get to work with someone who’s been such a big part of your life on a personal level,” Lohan tells EW of making the sequel with Curtis The 'Dancing With the Stars' alum has been married to husband Samuel Lightner Cusick since 2015 Adam Taylor/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty  Days before the final game of the 2003 season the realization finally sank in for Lindsay Delaney (née Hanson) She always had the mindset of looking toward the future but as a senior with only one game remaining on the schedule named the 2003 Division III Defensive Player of the Year by the Women’s Lacrosse Club of South Jersey that this would be the last competitive lacrosse game of her career teammate and future Rowan Hall of Famer Maggie Goodman Reed to talk about how she couldn’t believe that would be it In that contest against Salisbury — which eventually played in the NCAA tournament regional final — Goodman Reed scored multiple goals Delaney can remember the visual of her friend pointing across the field to her after each score but Delaney said the effort of her teammates was the best end-of-year gift she could have received She knew Rowan would be OK without her in the future was that Rowan wouldn’t be without her for very long serving as an assistant coach for three years before becoming the program’s head coach in 2008 The 2025 season is her 18th in charge of the Profs the second-most in program history behind her own coach and the team has gotten off to the best start ever “I couldn’t imagine my life without Rowan in it,” Delaney said “I feel so proud to be a part of this program as an alum but also so lucky and honored that they chose me in the first place really hard for the girls and give them my best effort Delaney wanted two things from her college experience: she wanted to play both lacrosse and field hockey and she wanted to follow in her father’s footsteps and be a teacher and coach taught and coached football at Camden (N.J.) High School one that was compassionate toward his players When Delaney went through the recruiting process Rowan was the only school that gave her the opportunity to play both sports Rowan has a highly regarded teacher education program I couldn’t imagine my life without Rowan in it Delaney got a high school teaching job at her alma mater and Marino asked her to stay on at Rowan as a part-time assistant She wasn’t the heir apparent to the position The athletic department told her she would have to go through the process like any other applicant eventually chose Delaney as Marino’s successor She still feels an immense amount of self-inflicted pressure I knew the school and I knew the kids that went there I knew we could compete at the highest level.” Delaney is the winningest head coach in Rowan history She’s taken her teams to six NCAA tournaments four of which came in her first four seasons Her defenses have recorded two of the only three shutouts in team history Her teams have set single-season records for goals scored (302 in 2023) and team wins (14 in 2018 and 2023) Rowan won the first eight contests of the year setting a new record for the best start to a season The Profs are now 9-1 with the bulk of their NJAC schedule on the way who has broken program records for caused turnovers and draw controls in a career said Delaney has helped her make such big individual contributions “She has given me the complete freedom to play my style I think she’s completely let me do my own thing The fondness players have for Delaney extends beyond the playing field she invites the team to her house for a barbecue and party — “the last moment the team each year all gets to spend together.” Green said it would be easy to do something at school or in the locker room but the fact she hosts everyone at her own home shows how much she cares Delaney has been fortunate enough to celebrate with her players she got to meet the newborn daughter of one of her 2016 graduates She’s been there for the difficult moments She’s helping one of her former players through a divorce She also helped graduate student and captain Sophia Schiavo get through one of the toughest moments in her life One week after the completion of Schiavo’s junior year was riding his bike when he was hit by a car She described it as a “life or death” moment Schiavo said she felt selfish celebrating her successful season while her brother fought for his life but she said Delaney talked with her about the importance of mental health and her coach told her something she will never forget “Talking to somebody doesn’t show signs of weakness “The amount of support that I felt from her alone was just immense It was something I could never imagine getting from a coach somebody that’s outside your family but makes you feel like family because of everything they’ve done for you.” but she and her family are just grateful he is still alive Delaney is used to a coach’s players being a part of the family She grew up with her father’s football players as part of her world Three alumnae still have keys to her house after babysitting her son once they graduated Delaney takes pride in being someone her players no matter how long it’s been since they last talked It’s important to her because in the same way she supports her players her players supported her when she needed it most got a blood infection and passed in three days “I want them to know they can always come home that Rowan is always going to be there,” she said They’ve all been there for me in my lowest moment … We know the program is about more than wins and losses.” the eight victories to start 2025 already matched last year’s win total The Profs have victories over Stevens and Christopher Newport programs they lost to a year ago and are perennially ranked nationally Schiavo planned to stop playing after last year but returned for a fifth season because she knew it could be a special year with so much talent coming back She’s glad the team has produced a product to make Delaney proud “She’s always been a great mentor for me,” she said “I’m not only happy for the girls we get to experience this together but I’m happy for her that she finally gets the wins attached to her name and gets the credit she deserves.” Delaney said she’s just part of the program and that there have been so many great people involved in her journey She credited to her players and her assistants The latter was the 2011 NJAC Defensive Player of the Year and one of Delaney’s former players She’s one of the many Delaney protégés that have gone on to coach lacrosse at some level Delaney went back and counted 42 former players that went on to be coaches at the college Some of them went back home to Rowan just like she did “I get to coach at the place I love,” she said “These girls and women on this team are just great kids USA Lacrosse is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt charitable organization (EIN 52-1765246) We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money The family of Lindsay Alger created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories © 2025 Cavin-Cook Funeral Home & Crematory Made with love by funeralOne Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan have remained an important part of each other's lives since co-starring as Tess and Anna Coleman in Freaky Friday and it made all the difference when reuniting for Nisha Ganatra's Freakier Friday "I've known Lindsay since she was 15," Curtis told Entertainment Weekly to watch someone walk through life." That's right which means that 22 years will have passed by the time that the sequel is finally released "In every country I went to [promote Halloween Ends], the only consistent question I got was 'When are you making another Freaky Friday?' I called you on the road at one point and said, 'This is all people are asking,'" she continued A post shared by Entertainment Weekly (@entertainmentweekly) "When Jamie called me in Ireland, I was like, 'Yes, I'm in, let's do it.' It's not very often that you get to work with someone who's been such a big part of your life on a personal level," Lohan added to come back and do a big-screen film with a woman that I admire The sequel is based on the book Freaky Friday by Mary Rodgers and Lohan considers it manifestation, saying 'I want to work with Netflix and do a couple movies too.' It came to fruition because I believed it and I'm grateful for these moments I have." and Vanessa Bayer making up the rest of the cast "When I asked the question, 'Where has he been?' I always thought Jake had a room somewhere, in the closet of his house, where he’s got this wonderful Tess shrine, and that he’s been in love with her and he keeps a faded photo of her in his wallet, but he still loves it and opens it up from time to time and touches it," Murray shared "That was all part of the backstory that was going along with who Jake is in this fantasy world that he’s put himself in." Freakier Friday will be released August 8 in theaters Sophia Soto is a writer and interviewer with a passion for all things entertainment She is a Senior Reporter at The Nerds of Color and contributes to Yardbarker customized to your favorite sports and teams 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 her 2024 romcom set in Europe entitled Irish Wish and her 2022 Christmas Netflix movie The 15 Best Lindsay Lohan Movies, Ranked By an Entertainment Editor (and Lohan Stan) The couple agree to keep their ex-romance secret and help each other achieve their respective romantic goals: Harding’s character agrees to assist Lohan in making cranky Chenoweth like her; in exchange Lohan’s character punches up a real estate development proposal that will make or break Harding’s future After the energizing romp of Our Little Secret I was amped to watch Lohan’s other new release a romantic comedy set amid lush Irish expanses including a castle and the Cliffs of Moher “Selling Sunset has higher production values than this movie,” quipped my boyfriend but full direct sun when filming in HD does our girl no favors) it has a major script problem in heavily relying on mysticism as its narrative engine Book editor Lohan (I could bother to use her character’s name I was always just thinking of her as Lindsay) has a long-simmering crush on her star writer He’s a typically clueless headcase creative type Lohan finds herself in Ireland as a bridesmaid at his wedding to her best friend It looks like Lohan is sorry-out-of-love until she sits on a stone bench that a mysterious passerby woman says is a wishing chair…and wishes she magically she falls asleep and wakes up in a bizarro world where she is indeed betrothed to her writer Does she keep running into that cute photographer who keeps guilting her about why she’s not writing books of her own Does anyone ever explain why a strange woman keeps popping up all over town creating trouble a genre that immediately demands viewers just go with it I found this film hard to enjoy except for when I started counting how many times “Lohan” appeared in the credits (Lindsay is an executive producer her brother is a supporting character and a female family member composed the theme song) as well as how many plaid outfits she wore (I lost count at five) Lohan’s 2022 Netflix Christmas movie that marked her return to film after a three-year hiatus it only has a 62 percent Rotten Tomatoes score This is the story of a megabucks hotel heiress whose pampered existence leaves her longing for a life of purpose only to have her future jeopardized when she falls down a mountain while her influencer boyfriend is proposing to her By the time she’s discovered by a local innkeeper at the bottom of the mountain thanks to the sincerity of Lohan’s performance learning to help out around the inn while her presence helps the innkeeper played by a floppy haired Chord Overstreet regain emotional and financial stability after losing his wife mom to an adorable 8-year-old daughter—two years prior (LiLo has great chemistry with Overstreet.) The 52 Best Christmas Movies, Ranked The return of warmer weather after a long winter likewise heralds the start of cycling season Bicycles of every description that have spent a quiet hibernation in garages across the region will be taken down from their hooks and out for a spin – but not before receiving a tune-up at the Bike Garage or Down To Earth to name two local businesses catering to the needs of cyclists And while dedicated bike lines remain few and far between throughout Kawartha Lakes the quiet country concessions and well-maintained network of trails more than compensate allowing those of us on two wheels to make our way hither and yon sans the fumes of an internal combustion engine Local advocates promote the physical and environmental benefits of active transportation; their forebears were saying much the same thing in the 1890s when the so-called “bicycle craze” swept across North America is credited with developing the safety bicycle and putting it on the market in 1885 His design would eventually supplant the infamous high wheelers (also known as “penny farthings”) that imperilled anyone trying to mount variants of Starley’s safety bicycle were becoming hot properties and everyone wanted to cash in on the trend one of the most enthusiastic promoters of the bicycle was Joseph R Riggs came to this area in his early twenties and was a man of many interests Customers looking for secondhand bikes could also find them at Riggs’ store Riggs bragged about how he was “booming the town” with his sales of Brantford he was carrying a full line of supplies to meet cyclists’ every need: bicycle lanterns and wire toe clips were but a few of the items Riggs stocked and locksmith who opened a bicycle repair shop at 23 William Street North in the early summer of 1895 Among his customers might have been the Rev who that same year was inducted as the minister of St MacMillan once rode across very muddy roads to attend a meeting in the village of Sonya Riggs and Webster were soon joined by other merchants wishing to take advantage of the bicycle trend Edwards sold Cleveland bikes in his hardware store downtown Goodwin touted the finer points of Clipper bicycles at his paint and wallpaper shop may well have been inspired by a pair of nephews who had constructed an unusual three-wheeled bicycle in London this machine apparently resembled two bicycle frames fitted together lengthwise.) The proliferation of bikes on the streets of Lindsay and other communities in the Kawarthas naturally led to the formation of a bicycle club which would advocate for the needs and interests of local cyclists 1897 to comment on “the horrible state of Kent street which were a menace to bicyclists.” Steers’ deputation followed on the heels of an editorial comment in the same paper a week before which bluntly noted: “If every member of the council rode a bicycle it is safe to say there would be fewer stones on the streets about town These stones are a constant source of annoyance and at times profanity to the riders of the steed.” local cyclists had reason to be thrilled as the 1890s drew to a close “There will be a large addition to the bicycle club this season if we may judge by the way wheels are selling in town at present,” noted The Watchman in the early spring of 1897 with hundreds of inquiries.” For those who wanted to take a “wheel” out for a ride without investing in one Edwards and Joseph Riggs teamed up to open a bicycle livery that rented out bikes and in 1898 reported that it had difficulty keeping up with the demand Cycling enthusiasts would leave town in groups for rides around the countryside that were 20 or more km in distance Others enjoyed racing events organized by the bicycle club at the fairgrounds with the first such event in 1896 attracting well over 700 people Prior to his death in a cycling accident in 1902 Hartley’s own Archie McEachern was a familiar face at these races and was described as “one of the fastest men on a bicycle in North America.” Market saturation saw the chain come off North America’s bicycle craze around 1900 and cycling remains as popular as ever in Kawartha Lakes and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" The only 100% local news source in Kawartha Lakes that also publishes in print Support Us Keep up-to-date with your local happenings in and around town Jamie Lee Curtis tells EW why waiting for the sequel made sense...mathematically speaking — Tippecanoe County Jail inmate Lindsay Marie Terry died Monday afternoon after she appears to have tried to kill herself Friday Tippecanoe County Sheriff Bob Goldsmith confirmed the inmate hanged herself saying Indiana State Police are investigating Staff started emergency medical treatment while paramedics were called She was rushed to a Lafayette-area hospital for treatment Tippecanoe County Coroner Carrie Costello said her office was notified Monday afternoon that Terry died An autopsy will be scheduled for later in the week Terry was booked into the Tippecanoe County Jail on April 10 on four drug-related charges Reach Ron Wilkins at rwilkins@jconline.com Lindsay is an accomplished attorney with more than 23 years of experience providing counsel to pharmaceutical companies In her role as Senior Vice President of Executive Operations and Chief of Staff and Counsel to the Chairman and CEO of Pfizer Inc. Lindsay serves as a strategic advisor and thought leader to the CEO and is responsible for driving communication collaboration and alignment across all executive operations Lindsay led a team of over 180 colleagues responsible for Regulatory Quality Assurance Lindsay advised leaders on proactive risk management to advance Pfizer’s purpose—breakthroughs that change patients’ lives—with quality She also supported Pfizer’s Chief Sustainability Officer in advancing the enterprise ESG strategy Lindsay was a partner at the law firm DLA Piper LLP and programmatic prevention and risk management She is originally from California and earned her law degree from Pepperdine and her undergraduate degree from the University of Southern California This information—including product information—is intended only for residents of the United States The products discussed herein may have different labeling in different countries Lindsay Named as Head Coach of Memphis Volleyball Program Jan 21