(This story was updated to correct typographical errors.) suffered a setback when the Palm Beach County Planning Commission voted 6-2 on April 11 against allowing it to move forward Planning commissioners agreed with Valencia Reserve residents that the project was too dense The project will go before county commissioners May 13 The site is within the Agricultural Reserve Tier and is on the south side of Boynton Beach Boulevard about one-quarter mile west of Lyons Road and adjacent to Valencia Reserve on the west The applicants need the county to approve a zoning change for the project to move forward Scores of residents at the Planning Commission hearing noted that four mid-rise buildings resulting in a density of 20 units per acre not the eight per acre cited by the developer in its application Some buildings would be about 100 feet of Valencia Reserve homes and that the development group would continue to engage with Valencia Reserve residents but he offered no density reduction at the April 11 meeting That is when the commission voted against the project suggested that the development plan was an effort to seek revenge against the community for its opposition to the illegal lake that the ski enthusiasts built in 2020 The seniors demonstrated against the construction calling on the county to seek an injunction to stop the illegal activity but eventually a county magistrate cited the owners for violating the county building code agreeing that no one would ever water-ski on the lake Schulson said the three water-ski enthusiasts met with Valencia Reserve leaders late last year to seek support for their clients to build three lakefront homes and to allow limited water-skiing on the lake “We told them to go pound sand,” Schulson said at a community meeting held April 7 at the Canyon Branch library “They then threatened us with building low-income apartments if we did not go along with them.” RELATED: County accepts $250,000 to settle claim that illegal lake was built west of Boynton Beach The "West Boynton Ranches" proposal would set aside 65 of the 259 apartments for workforce housing noted there is a dire need for such housing in the region Morton noted that nearly all of the homes built in the Ag Reserve are high-end residences that sell for more than $600,000 well out of the reach of teachers and first responders Recent increases in home values at GL Home developments have put those homes even further out of reach Her clients are offering something that would meet the need for more modestly priced housing in the Ag Reserve West Boynton Ranches is being filed under the new “Essential Housing” designation It is also on the Boynton Beach Boulevard corridor which is designed to accommodate Essential Housing projects Morton acknowledged that development on the ski lake was discussed with Valencia Reserve leadership during a meeting last year The partnership was looking to build three estate-type homes on the lake on 50-acre parcels and wanted the restriction on water-skiing lifted did her client threaten to build low-income housing if the community did not allow the ski-lake homes to be built "There was such pushback that the idea has not been pursued," she said Planning Commission members were concerned about the traffic impacts on Boynton Beach Boulevard A traffic expert for Valencia Reserve said morning rush-hour traffic noting that it can take two to three light cycles to get through to the Lyons Road intersection Emergency vehicles will be stalled in traffic if the project is approved Schulson urged the commissioners to consider the applicants' disregard for the county code when they built the lake multimillionaire Doug DeBruin of Canada and two local water-ski enthusiasts relied on Morton and Backman to present their case to the Planning Commission DeBruin is the executive chairman of Ontario-based Evertz Technologies Ltd All of them have competed in national and state tournaments RELATED: Sensing defeat, developer of huge Park West project west of Delray gets postponement Valencia Reserve HOA President Jeff Schepp said the Planning Commission "not only listened to our residents but also sent a very clear message to the development team that the density and height of the residential buildings should be reduced." Schepp said another factor in the Planning Commission decision was that emergency vehicles trying to get to Bethesda Hospital West will have difficulty responding to emergencies "Valencia Reserve hopes that all seven county commissioners will follow the lead of the Planning Commission and not repeat the mistake of approving this project which is similar to the Villages at Windsor a high-density residential project currently under construction at Lyons and Hypoluxo." RELATED: County planning commission says no to development west of Delray, but developers optimistic Montgomery called the decision "a disservice" to the teachers law enforcement officers and others who deserve the opportunity to live in the very communities they serve "Our application fully complies with the Essential Housing criteria established in the County’s Comprehensive Growth Plan and mirrors the density and height previously approved by the Planning Commission in the Ag Reserve We remain committed to working with Palm Beach County and the West Boynton community to deliver the essential housing so urgently needed in the Ag Reserve." scoring three quick runs in the first inning thanks to Naomi Stoll’s clutch hit that brought home Torrey Price and Payton Borland Valencia responded with two runs of its own in the bottom of the inning Pitcher Carly Kearns found her rhythm after the early setback allowing only six hits—one a home run—while tallying five strikeouts Carly Kearns gets set to throw out a pitch The Vikings tied the game in the fourth before completing the comeback in the bottom of the seventh Key contributors included junior Blair Rune and Charlotte Winger also crossed home plate for Valencia The Vikings look to extend their winning streak to four on Thursday against Canyon at 3:15 p.m West Ranch will try to snap a four-game skid Friday in a non-Foothill League matchup against Kennedy Saugus and Hart put on an offensive showcase Tuesday in one of the season’s highest-scoring Foothill League games The Centurions stormed out to a 9-0 lead by the third inning before Hart finally got on the board in the fourth The teams traded runs throughout the fifth and sixth innings with Saugus leading 14-5 heading into the final frame Hart rallied late with three runs but ultimately fell short Savanna Smith led the Centurions with four runs and a double while Jordan Shepherd launched a home run and scored twice Tatum Kurowski and Brianna Garcia each added two runs to the tally Samantha Delgado and Jessica Gutierrez each scored twice in the loss Hart faces Castaic on Thursday at 3:15 p.m. while Saugus takes on Golden Valley at the same time Canyon dominated from start to finish Tuesday shutting out Golden Valley 13-0 in a commanding performance Nearly every Canyon player scored in the game with standout performances from Karina Montero who each crossed home plate multiple times Senior Jessica Carr blasted the game’s only home run adding to the Cowboys’ offensive fireworks while Golden Valley managed just a single hit all game Canyon will try to carry its momentum into Thursday’s matchup against Valencia while Golden Valley faces a tough challenge against Saugus Valencia overwhelmed Castaic in an 11-0 blowout with nearly every Vikings player contributing to the scoring Charlotte Winger led the charge with three runs Castaic struggled to generate any offense, recording just one hit in the game. 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Attorney Olympiacos’ head coach Carlos Corberan reacts during the Europe League soccer match between Nantes and Olympiacos at the Stade de la Beaujoire in Nantes Spain (AP) — Relegation-threatened Valencia has hired West Bromwich Albion manager Carlos Corberan as its new head coach through June 2027 Valencia fired Rubén Baraja on Monday after another setback in La Liga left the Spanish club stuck in the relegation zone and sparked renewed protests against Singaporean owner Peter Lim “Carlos Corberan has been appointed as coach of Valencia CF signing a contract through to 2027,” a statement on Valencia’s website said early Wednesday “A buy-out option in his contract with West Bromwich Albion was taken up to allow him to leave.” No official figure was given but the compensation for the former Valencia youth player was reported to be in the region of $3 million who also briefly coached Greek side Olympiakos led West Brom to its current seventh place in England’s second-tier Championship He worked in Saudi Arabia with Al-Ittihad and Al-Nassr before making his debut as a first-team manager with Doxa Katokopias of Cyprus Damia Abella and Boaz Myhill “will oversee first-team duties until further notice.” Valencia’s next Spanish league match will be against Real Madrid at home on Jan 3 in a game postponed from October because of the deadly floods that hit Valencia Valencia is winless in its last four matches “There will ALWAYS be a place in my heart for this special club and I hope one day I can return to thank you all for your incredible support,” he said Valencia have named Carlos Corberan as head coach on a two-and-a-half year deal following the Spaniard's departure from West Bromwich Albion Corberan spent three years at Leeds United as their under-23 coach and as a member of Marcelo Bielsa's backroom staff before becoming Huddersfield Town manager in 2020 The 41-year-old, who has since coached Olympiacos and West Brom also previously played for Valencia's youth team "Carlos Corberan becomes the new Valencia CF coach until 2027," Valencia said in a statement on Tuesday "The club has informed West Bromwich Albion FC of the execution of the exit option stipulated in his contract to leave the English club." Corberan posted a statement thanking the English club and their fans "I cannot begin to explain how I feel about West Bromwich Albion its fans and everyone associated with the club," it read "In my more than two years here I have only felt love from this community and the decision to leave has been the hardest of my life There will always be a place in my heart for this special club and I hope one day I can return to thank you all for your incredible support." Carlos Corberan coached West Brom to a win against Bristol City on Dec. 22. Mike Egerton/PA Images via Getty ImagesCorberan replaces Ruben Baraja, who was sacked on Monday with Valencia second from bottom in the standings on 12 points with only two wins in 17 league games and four points from the safety zone The club's Singaporean owner Peter Lim continues to face significant protests from fans Lim acquired then debt-ridden Valencia in 2014 but has not been a popular figure with the club having regularly been forced to sell their top players to reduce the club's high debts while not making significant signings to strengthen the squad Valencia, who have a match in hand, next play second-placed Real Madrid at home on Jan a rescheduled game after the original fixture was postponed due to flooding last month Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Don’t expect a lot of major corridor work in unincorporated Pima County in the coming year Without bond dollars or significant Regional Transportation Authority funding the Pima County Transportation Department doesn’t have much money to spend on major projects the agency has shifted gears to focus on residential street maintenance rather than the big projects it has tackled in recent years “Our program used to have three or four really major corridors that we'd be reconstructing where you're rebuilding two miles of roadway and widening it to four lanes,” said Kathryn Skinner “That's not what our program looks like anymore Our program is a lot more small-scale projects Usually we're getting federal funding to help support the implementation.” The county’s biggest planned project is an extension of Sunset Road from Interstate 10 to River Road While the county is paying for the project with funding from county impact fees the project is being managed by the Arizona Department of Transportation as part of the ongoing widening of Interstate 10 between Ruthrauff and Ina roads The project is scheduled to be finished by the end of 2025 Another major project in the design phase is a 1.3-mile widening of Valencia Road between Mission Road and Camino de la Tierra The county received a $20 million federal RAISE grant for the project and will supplement that with impact fees The county hopes to bring a contractor on board in the spring and partner with them through the design phase with construction starting at the end of 2025 or early 2026 Valencia is the metro area’s southernmost major east-west corridor the road narrows from three lanes in each direction to two lanes in each direction which is a “real pinch point,” Skinner said “That corridor needs some capacity,” Skinner said “It's probably the roadway that we get the most complaints on about congestion.” next year’s projects will mostly be funded by federal grants such as a new HAWK pedestrian light on Palo Verde Road south of Ajo Way Skinner said the county has also been successful in landing various federal grants to pay for projects such as a new bridge on Silverbell Road over Blanco Wash in the Avra Valley area that should be wrapped up in early 2025 The old bridge was in such disrepair that the county had to close it Some other bridge projects are in the works including a rebuilding one in Ajo and widening a couple of bridges from one lane to two lanes in the Madera Canyon area south of Tucson “There's a lot of very small projects,” Skinner said but (we have) about 18 projects that are in some form of development.” The county is continuing repair and repaving efforts on streets in unincorporated areas under its 10-year PAYGO (Pay-As-You-Go) program PAYGO has repaved 382 miles of arterial and collector streets and more than 500 miles of residential streets about $24 million is going toward the PAYGO program that number is projected to jump to $26.5 million the county is starting to redirect about one-third of those dollars for preservation treatments because maintaining repaired roads is less expensive than rebuilding 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(KGUN) — Drivers should expect delays in the area of West Valencia Road and South Camino Verde due to a three-vehicle crash according to the Drexel Heights Fire District Authorities are urging motorists to use caution while traveling through the area It is unclear if there are any injuries at this time Report a typo The second-seeded Hart took a tough loss by Saugus while Castaic has found themselves in a three-game slump 6-1) Dominates in a 12-0 Shutout Victory Over Valencia (5-8 scoring 12 runs while shutting out Valencia The Wildcats plated three runs in both the first and second innings and capped off their dominant performance with two more in the fifth and Nolan Stoll each crossed home plate three times managing just two hits in the game from Colten Biggs and Cole DeYoung The Vikings will have a chance at redemption when they face West Ranch again on Friday at 3:30 p.m Saugus Stuns Hart with Explosive Offense in 8-2 Victory 4-3) delivered a commanding performance against Hart (8-7 securing an 8-2 victory with an early offensive surge putting up four runs in the first inning to take control Hart attempted to chip away at the lead with two runs in the third but Saugus quickly responded with another four-run inning to extend their advantage Saugus maintained control for the rest of the game It was a true team effort for the Centurions as nearly every player on the roster crossed home plate while Matthew Carta added three and Zackery Seeley contributed one Both Kaplan and Carta also went deep with home runs The two teams will meet again on Thursday at 3:30 p.m Golden Valley Holds Off Canyon for 5-3 Victory 1-4) secured a 5-3 win over crosstown rival Canyon (2-13 using a crucial fifth-inning surge to take control but Golden Valley quickly shut down the comeback attempt with a three-run fifth inning Despite the Cowboys adding two more runs late in the game Henry Almaraz played a key role in Canyon’s push Brody Bayliss and Philip Curiel also added a run each for the Cowboys The two teams will meet again on Friday at 3:30 p.m. for a rematch Paraclete Stuns Castaic in High-Scoring 12-7 Victory 1-8) pulled off a big win over Castaic (11-7 as Castaic opened the scoring with a run in the first inning before adding four more in the second putting up seven runs in the second inning and four more in the third but Paraclete’s offensive surge proved too much for Castaic to overcome Chad Kober and Jr Yera led Castaic with two runs apiece while Jacob Kerr and Alejandro Flores each added one with four players scoring twice and four others contributing a run each Castaic will look to bounce back on Saturday when they take on St Welcome to The Dirt! I’m real estate, weather and critter reporter Kimberly Miller with the latest developments in the sizzling market The EB-5 program, where foreign investors and their families can become residents of the United States and eventually apply for citizenship, is a common practice in Miami. But it's also becoming a thing in West Palm Beach which is taking on more of a Miami Light theme investors willing to shell out $800,000 are coming from Mexico It already has eight EB-5 investors with more interested But they better hurry before they need President Trump's proposed "gold cards" not to be confused with Wonka's golden tickets Four properties in President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago security zone have traded hands since December So are people clamoring to get into the gilded lockdown bubble zone or out it may have been out because the house sold for $12 million which is $2 million less than it sold for in 2023 The buyers were oil businessman Kendall Cheatham and his wife Ashley Ciaburri Cheatham That means no information is available and never will be until the end of time or AI takes over and releases all the Delaware LLC dirt Of course we'll be battling the machines at that point and no one will care More homes with bigger price tags sold in January than the previous year, leaving the median sale price at $650,000 The average price was a whopping $1.49 million While 55 homes sold for less than $300,000 And sometimes it was for a lot more than $1 million, but the chart used by the Florida Realtors tops out at $1 million "or more" because while $1 million may have been considered a very big deal back in the day Even at the newest Valenciaville the prices start at $1.1 million and that's with no THC-laced water or Bartles & Jaymes But the senior community of 1,143 single-family homes recently vetoed the plan to make way for hard-surface pickleball courts and a bocce center Some of the opposition to the plan came from tennis players who have already lost two courts for pickleball Approval of the referendum would have resulted in a special assessment of more than $1,000 on each homeowner “It is unfortunate it did not pass,” said Ed Brookes “The project would have enhanced quality of life at Valencia Shores and would have helped to attract a younger demographic arguing that there are far more important projects that need to be undertaken She claims that the board underestimated the opposition Silverman noted that she was speaking as a long-time resident of Valencia Shores Both Silverman and Brookes agree that the wounds inflicted by the controversy will take some time to heal “I’m embarrassed to acknowledge how much this has divided the community,” said Silverman The name-calling that went on was just crazy.” Brookes attributed part of the reason for the referendum’s defeat to misinformation spread by opponents “They tried to say we had room to build pickleball courts in other areas without impacting tennis. We did not, and we hired an engineering firm (JMorton Planning & Landscape Architecture) to conduct a study that showed we have no room," he said Turf wars between tennis and pickleball players are occurring throughout the nation — in retirement communities Tennis players are not happy over the loss of courts and are pushing back Pickleball courts cannot be be built quick enough to accommodate the growing demand. The Sports and Fitness Industry Association reports that there has been a 224% increase in participation in just the past three years with more than 10 million people picking up a pickleball racket over the past 12 months built by GL Homes more than 20 years ago along Lyons Road four in one location and eight more in a different area two tennis courts were converted into six pickleball courts and three bocce courts; the Har-Tru or dirt surfaces were retained to save money more pickleball players at Valencia Shoes called for conversion of the Har-Tru surface to an asphalt one The community-based Palm Beach County Pickleball League does not allow Valencia Shores — or other communities with a dirt surface — to compete The league's concern is that Valencia Shores' players would have an unfair advantage over players not used to playing on a dirt surface More: Boynton's Valencia Reserve is renovating clubhouse for $9.3M. Here is what homeowners will pay. Another issue that rankled the Valencia Shores community was the process used to take away another tennis court The HOA was replacing an amenity so the HOA documents needed to be amended The high threshold for that to happen requires two-thirds approval of all 1,143 homeowners ruled only two-thirds of those who actually voted (rather than the total number of homeowners in the community) would be needed to approve the project fell far short of its needed 643 yes votes Supporters of the project were banking on the fact that with so many bocce and pickleball players there would be more than enough votes to approve the referendum There are more than 500 residents playing bocce at Valencia Shores Silverman noted a lot of people play all three sports and many of those pickleball and bocce players are also tennis players who did not want to lose a third tennis court the issue is expected to be part of the HOA election scheduled for this month Brookes said another effort may be made to convert the pickleball courts to asphalt but acknowledged that will depend on the outcome of the board election Silverman said that regardless of the new board makeup all of the candidates are committed to improving bocce and pickleball is "the process and the extent of the project." Carlos Corberan has said it was the “hardest decision of my life” to leave his position as West Bromwich Albion manager to become Valencia head coach Corberan was appointed by Valencia on Christmas Eve after Ruben Baraja was sacked on Monday by the Spanish club, who have won just two of their opening 17 La Liga matches this season and sit second from bottom in the standings 49-year-old Baraja had overseen just one victory in the club’s last 11 league matches and none in their last five — a run of results which has yielded just two points, including defeat at Real Valladolid born in the Valencian town of Cheste and who played for Valencia’s B team is now Valencia’s 17th head coach since 2012 “I cannot begin to explain how I feel about West Bromwich Albion, its fans and everyone associated with the club,” Corberan wrote in an open letter to the club’s fans on Christmas Day 🔗 https://t.co/pYEWBwI5Ux#BenvingutCorberán #VCFDNA pic.twitter.com/Kj1KSw80gS — Valencia CF (@valenciacf_en) December 25, 2024 “In my more than two years here I have only felt LOVE from this community and the decision to leave has been the hardest of my life There will ALWAYS be a place in my heart for this special club and I hope one day I can return to thank you all for your incredible support.” The Spaniard was then appointed as head coach of Greek club Olympiacos but after winning just two of his 11 games in charge was relieved of his duties and subsequently appointed at West Brom in October 2022 Corberan had led West Brom to ninth- and fifth-placed finishes in the Championship with the club currently seventh in the standings — one position outside of the promotion play-off places Carlos Corberan knows there are issues at West Brom - but has no time for negativity Valencia have not finished higher than ninth in any of the past five seasons and they have been in Spanish football’s top division since 1987 Baraja was appointed as the club’s head coach in February 2023 and secured the club’s top-flight survival by a two-point margin on the final day of that season before finishing ninth in the 2023-24 campaign Corberan’s first match as Valencia head coaches comes on January 3 as they host Real Madrid in La Liga Valencia not for sale but Lim would 'study' offers - club president (Andrew Kearns – CameraSport via Getty Images) 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Forsys Metals Corp (TSX: FSY) (FSE: F2T) (NSX: FSY) (“Forsys” or the “Company”) Forsys is pleased to announce further interim drilling results from its Resource Extension and Exploration drilling program on Valencia (ML 149) at the Company’s Norasa Uranium project (“Norasa1”) The drilling program currently underway is designed to expand and upgrade Valencia’s resources within and close to the current main pit Positive results indicate good potential to increase the resource and grade level at Valencia Forsys Country Director commented: “Drilling results obtained to date demonstrate good potential to expand and upgrade the resources to support the Norasa development strategy The continuity of mineralization at Valencia West and Jolie Zone highlights opportunities to extend the potential mine life and enhance project economics.” A total of 20,597.08m of drilling has been completed in 211 boreholes since the drilling program commenced in February 2024 assays from 70 drillholes have been received and 19,092 down-hole metres have been surveyed with a gamma ray spectrometer (“downhole gamma”) Assay results in Table 1 and in the text are denoted U3O8 while grades calculated from downhole gamma are represented by eU3O8 Valencia Main Pit Extension and Resource Upgrade Drilling Current drilling aims to upgrade the Valencia Main resource through infill drilling and expand the Valencia Main resource to the west and also assess satellite mineralisation extension potential at the Jolie Zone target 600 m north of the Valencia Main pit (Figure 1) Seventy-one additional drillholes totaling 9,637 m of combined percussion reverse circulation (“RC”) and diamond drilling have been scheduled for the drilling program at Valencia The drill program tests potential targets within and adjacent to the Valencia Main Pit: The Valencia satellite exploration drill program comprises several targets adjacent to or in the vicinity of the Valencia Main deposit The programme aims to identify additional resource potential Results of exploration drilling at the Jolie Zone; Valencia North and Bundu targets; and infill drilling at the Valencia East deposit were reported on August 14th 2024 Exploration drilling at the Jolie Zone target is in progress (Figure 1) The Jolie Zone mineralisation occurs about 600 m north of the Valencia Main deposit (Figure 1) comprising of five diamond holes and one percussion hole intersected mineralisation within Jolie Zone-1 with high grade lenses of poor continuity along strike identified a thicker and more continuous mineralised intrusion (“Jolie Zone-2”) and sub-parallel to Zone-1 (Figures 1 and 4) Both these zones are open-ended along strike to the SW and at depth Results (Table 1) include 308 ppm eU3O8 over 23m from 18m to 41m depth (Zone-1 in drillhole VA24-061) and 166 ppm U3O8 over 74m from 57m to 131m depth (Zone-2 in drillhole VA24-099) The SW and depth extension is currently being tested by a further six drillholes aiming to test the strike extension to 300m Figure 1: Overview map of the Valencia drill program as at 15 February 2025 where all collars are for the current programme Feb 2024 to present Figure 2: Detailed overview of the Valencia Infill drilling programme as at 15 February 2025 Figure 3: Section through Valencia West (section width 80m showing drillhole intersections and resource blocks) Figure 4: Composite section through the Jolie Zone (section width 45m) Table 1: 2024 drill campaign; selected drillhole results (as of 15 February 2025); Widths are reported as drill hole lengths True width is estimated to be approximately 75% of the downhole width Infill Drilling is for Valencia Main and West QAQCRecent (2023-2024) Sampling and Assays External Check Assay LaboratoryFour percent of the samples sent to TEA Labs are also submitted for check analyses to SGS Laboratories (“SGS”) in South Africa; SGS serves as the independent accredited laboratory to the programme The sample results are further validated by comparison with the downhole radiometric scans Qualified Persons Statement for Mineral Resource The information in this release that relates to the Interim Drilling Results for the Norasa Project is based on information compiled or reviewed by Dr Guy Freemantle of The MSA Group (Pty) Ltd. The MSA Group are independent consultants to the Norasa Project Dr Freemantle holds a Bachelor of Science in Geology (2006) and Doctor of Philosophy in Geology (2017) both at the University of the Witwatersrand He is a member of the Society of Economic Geologists (892905); a Fellow of the Geological Society of South Africa (965392); and is registered with SACNASP (Registration 117527) Dr Freemantle has practiced his profession continuously for 15 years and has sufficient experience and knowledge that is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposits under consideration as well as to the activity that is being undertaken to fulfil requirements of a Qualified Person as per NI 43-101 Dr Freemantle consents to this release in the form and context in which it appears On behalf of the Board of Directors of Forsys Metals Corp For additional information please contact: Pine van Wyk, Country Director, Forsysemail: pine@forsysmetals.com Richard Parkhouse, Investor Relationsemail: rparkhouse@forsysmetals.com email: info@forsysmetals.com Certain information contained in this press release constitutes "forward-looking information" within the meaning of Canadian legislation these forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "plans" or variations of such words and phrases or state that certain actions Forward looking statements contained in this press release are qualified in their entirety by the inherent risks and uncertainties surrounding future expectations Among those factors which could cause actual results to differ materially are the following: market conditions and other risk factors listed from time to time in our reports filed with Canadian securities regulators on SEDAR+ at www.sedarplus.ca The forward-looking statements included in this press release are made as of the date of this press release and Forsys Metals Corp disclaim any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements except as expressly required by applicable securities legislation 1 The Norasa Uranium Project (“Norasa“) is wholly owned by the Company’s 100% subsidiary Valencia Uranium (Pty) Ltd (“Valencia Uranium”) and comprises the Valencia uranium deposits (held under ML-149) ("Valencia”) and the Namibplaas uranium deposit (under EPL-3638) (“Namibplaas”) Photos accompanying this announcement are available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/b7974a48-cf36-4bbb-a76f-056e415629b3 https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/c5556c7c-15ef-4706-ae9a-addfa2c1f87d https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/ae9e944d-514a-495d-aaf4-a81e6bd61048 https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/fcf9917d-2dc0-45cc-b741-fd34c6821831 many Premier League clubs are monitoring the progress of Valencia's central midfielder The Spanish under-21 international has already made 56 La Liga appearances for Los Ches scoring five goals and assisting once after making his debut in 2022 His performances have led to widespread praise from pundits and ex-professionals with many claiming he has the potential to make it to the very top As the January transfer window approaches, TBR Football is reporting that interest is building in the 21-year-old from Spain and Premier League clubs and West Ham are all watching Guerra's situation with Real Madrid and Barcelona having been credited with an interest in the player previously They also refer to an article from CaughtOffside from September that claims that Guerra has a €100million release clause but it is believed that Valencia may be willing to do business for €30million or less Liverpool made a highly publicised approach for Real Sociedad's Martin Zubimendi in the summer but were rebuffed at the last minute Whilst Ryan Gravenberch may have gone some way to resolving the issue of a deep-lying midfielder for Arne Slot there is still uncertainty regarding the future of Wataru Endo Should the Japan captain depart in the coming months a move for another midfielder will be necessary and Guerra could appear on the list of possible replacements put together by the Anfield hierarchy NEIL ANDREWMature Liverpool Enthusiast. LFC Transfer Room contributor & writer since 2021. The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER The developer, GL Homes has cleared the land and some of the 11 lakes are already being built on the 188 acres that will house nearly 500 high-end homes with base prices ranging between $1.1 million and $2.5 million Valencia Del Mar will join a string of Valencias along Lyons between Boynton Beach Boulevard and Atlantic Avenue that include The Reserve the homebuilder built family communities that include Canyon Isles The end result is that along a nearly 3-mile stretch of highway nearly another 500 will be added to the mix The new Valencia is just to the south of Valencia Grand on the west side of Lyons Valencia Del Mar is expected to have many of the same amenities offered at Valencia Grand "The decision to build the indoor courts at The Grand was beyond a home run," said Marcie DePlaza "This was an amenity that we knew we had to include in the next one we built." The Valencia Del Mar entrance will line up with the entrance across the street at Canyon Springs resulting eventually in the intersection having a traffic signal Valencia Del Mar will have a clubhouse with a social hall for concerts and lectures a full-service restaurant with an indoor dining and bar area The sports center will also have seven outdoor pickleball courts five clay tennis courts and four clay bocce courts One difference between The Grand and the to-be built Valencia Del Mar is that Valencia Del Mar will offer two-story homes — one model will be about 3,200 square feet and another one will be about 3,800 square feet Homes are expected to be offered for sale sometime next month at the model center at Valencia Grand and the first set of homeowners are expected to move into Valencia Del Mar in May or June 2026 A Zoom lottery will held to sell the initial set of homes The lakes being built are intended to attract wildlife such as wading birds Some lakefront lots are expected to have premiums of more than $150,000 The new community will increase the demand for retail banking and medical services that are already available within the nearby Canyon Town Center and Cobblestone Plaza according to plans submitted to the county by GL Homes GL Homes is one of the largest privately owned home builders in the nation DePlaza said sales at the new Valencia are expected to benefit from a robust business of referrals and repeat buyers Another important factor expected to boost sales is the ability to personalize a new home versus a resale and the strong demand from buyers to live in Palm Beach County during the zoning hearing before county commissioners then-County Mayor Maria Sachs unsuccessfully called on her colleagues to put off approving the project until Lyons is widened to four lanes from two That won’t happen at least until late 2026 and road projects have routinely missed their completion dates in recent years With the first homeowners expected to move in by June of next year more traffic will be added onto heavily used Lyons concluded they had no choice but to approve the GL Homes’ development because of the state law that stripped the ability of counties and municipalities to reject projects based on traffic The plans complied with the county zoning code Where are the Valencia communities located?More: A 12th Valencia community is coming west of Delray; first project after land-swap collapse It is difficult to not run into a Valencia in Palm Beach County if you are on north-south roads west of the turnpike Other Valencias in Palm Beach County include: Greenworks CEO Yin Chen prepares to cut the ribbon and usher in the company to Santa Clarita Greenworks Executive VP Tony Marchese explained that opening a customer service center aims to provide better support to West Coast dealerships and assist customers with troubleshooting issues more efficiently when customers or dealers would have issues after 2 p.m they would not be able to reach Greenworks because they are based on the East Coast and offices would have already been closed due to the three-hour time difference The new West Coast service center will eliminate that issue In addition to supporting West Coast dealers and customers the company will be able to dispatch mobile technicians to provide on-site assistance when needed Another game changer will be an expedited shipping process since the service center will be stocked with parts allowing for a quick one to two-day shipping to dealers and landscapers compared to the typical three to days from their East Coast facilities Greenworks CEO Yin Chen added that with the passing of Assembly Bill (AB) 1346 it was a fitting time to make their products and services more available on the West Coast AB 1346 specifically banned buying new gasoline two-stroke products in California all of which Greenworks offers in a battery format In 2021, the California Air Quality Bureau concluded research that stated small off-road engines (SOREs) produce more CO2 emissions than cars in California one hour of using a leaf blower is equivalent to driving 1,100 miles “So now the whole industry in California is trying to move from gas to battery and Greenworks has the most comprehensive battery solution so we are the best battery option for the landscapers,” stated Chen “Instead of being pushed to move from gas to battery landscapers would actually enjoy all the benefits of the move This support center will make that transition experience much more painless.” Greenworks is not limited to push lawnmowers or leaf blowers but offers everything a landscaper would ever need, from riding mowers and chainsaws to power tools, snow removal devices Along with wanting to bring a more eco-friendly alternative to California Greenworks it is set to give back to the community of Santa Clarita “We like to be a part of the local community We’re working with the chamber of commerce right now to determine exactly what we can do to support the community,” said Marchese “We are not 100 percent sure yet what we will be doing As excited as the Greenworks team was to get going in their new location representatives from the offices of State Senator Suzette Valladares Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger and members of the City of Santa Clarita and Chamber of Commerce were just as excited to present Greenworks with certificates for their grand opening unsuccessfully called on her colleagues to put off approving the project until Lyons is widened to four lanes from two That won't happen at least until late 2026 With the first homeowners expected to move in late next year more traffic will be added onto either failing or near-failing roads within a 2-mile radius of Whitworth South And 259 of those trips would occur during peak-hour times according to the traffic study prepared for GL Homes “We are going to have all this traffic going onto a road that the applicant’s own traffic expert says is deficient,” said Sachs “Give us the time to build the infrastructure said they had no choice but to approve the GL Homes’ development because of the state law that stripped the ability of counties and municipalities to reject projects based on traffic The 168-acre Whitworth South site is about a mile south of Boynton Beach Boulevard GL Homes will construct a northbound left-turn lane and a southbound right-turn lane on Lyons Road The entrance that will line up with the one across the street at Canyon Springs The intersection is expected to eventually have a traffic signal Already on the west side of Lyons are Valencia Reserve, Valencia Sound and the nearly built-out Valencia Grand On the east side are the family developments of Canyon Lakes More than 7,000 residents live along the 3-mile stretch of highway from Boynton Beach Boulevard to Flavor Pict Road referenced the state law concerning traffic He said it is the responsibility of the public entity to correct traffic deficiencies "Who is coming up next?:" Bedner's Market gets OK to build warehouses on preserved land More: A 12th Valencia community is coming west of Delray; first project after land-swap collapse “I reject the idea that we have no discretion,” countered Sachs Sachs noted that she was in the state Senate when the law was passed It was not the law’s intent to handcuff public officials we do not need to be here.” But her colleagues disagreed saying the law is clear and that GL Homes played by the rules The Coalition of Boynton West Residential Associations calling on GL Homes to wait until Lyons was widened concluding that it would not be right to force GL Homes to wait for the road-widening project to be completed we support the project,” said Dagmar Brahs Commissioner Gregg Weiss said the public needs to be aware that the state Legislature took rights away from counties to review development projects he said the commission has no choice but to follow it Homes are expected to sell for $1 million or more The Whitworth family farmed the tract of land for many years The development will include an oversized clubhouse with a dining area for residents and their guests intended to attract wildlife such as wading birds banking and medical services that are already available within the Canyon Town Center and Cobblestone Plaza both of which are at the corner of Lyons and Boynton Beach Boulevard Corberan leaves West Brom for ValenciaLaLiga club Valencia have appointed Carlos Corberan as their new head coach after coming to an agreement with West Brom.Carlos Corberan has been confirmed as Valencia's new head coach with Valencia sitting 19th in LaLiga having won just two matches this season Valencia reportedly paid West Brom around £3million to activate a release clause in Corberan's contract Corberan had been in charge at The Hawthorns since October 2022 who he led to third place in the Championship in the 2021-22 season West Brom finished ninth in the second tier in 2022-23 before being knocked out in the play-off semi-finals wrote on X: "I want to thank Carlos for all of his hard work since his arrival at the Albion at one of the most challenging times in the club's modern era "I am grateful for his contributions and wish Carlos and his family all the best on his new journey!" who has signed on at Valencia until the end of the 2026-27 season, leaves West Brom having won 47 of his 107 games in charge in all competitions (43.93%) His first game in charge of Valencia will be against Real Madrid on January 3 GL Homes is looking to build another 55+ Valencia community, the county's 12th, and sixth along Lyons Road between Atlantic Avenue and Boynton Beach Boulevard, west of Delray Beach Palm Beach County planners are reviewing plans submitted by the homebuilder for an age-restricted development on the west side of Lyons Road about 1.7 miles south of Boynton Beach Boulevard Base prices for the 481 homes are expected to exceed $1 million The homebuilder has called on the county to allow it to remove easements on the 166-acre parcel that bar development is attempting to remove those easements by preserving land in other areas of the Agricultural Reserve an area generally west of Florida's Turnpike in the central part of the county But unlike the land swap currently being proposed the builder sought to swap land outside the Ag Reserve in The Acreage it would have preserved land there that had been slated for development and also build a water resource project for the county But county commissioners voted 4-3 against the proposal Why some residents don't want the new Valencia and blame COBWRA for its evolutionNeil Ambrosio, a board member of Canyon Lakes and a member of the Boynton Ag Reserve Communities (BARC), blames the Coalition of Boynton West Residential Communities (COBWRA) for the continued development along Lyons Road Ambrosio pointed to COBWRA's strong opposition to GL Homes' proposed land swap this is a classic case of careful what you wish for,” said Ambrosio "COBWRA spent tremendous resources and got everybody riled up to oppose the swap," claiming that if the swap went through GL Homes would never have built the new project on Lyons Road "So anybody who has an issue with this (new) development I hope they write a thank you letter to COBWRA leadership because they are the reason we are getting another community on Lyons in Boynton No one ever wants to hold COBWRA accountable for the mistakes they make and the damage they cause Instead those of us who actually live in the AGR have to deal with the ramifications of their poor leadership and lack of any real vision." Already on the west side of Lyons Road are Valencia Reserve, Valencia Sound and nearly built-out Valencia Grand Canyon Isles and Canyon Springs along with Valencia Cove and Valencia Bay More than 5,000 homes and more than 7,000 residents live along the the five-mile stretch of highway MORE: GL Homes rolls out new indoor pickleball courts in Palm Beach County GL Homes land swap showdown: Critics say GL's sweeteners are not enough COBWRA President Barbara Roth said the civic group consisting of HOAs throughout the west-central part of the county is "proud of its part in the successful defeat of the GL Land Swap That proposal asked the county to allow a swap of preserve land to an area outside of the Ag Reserve strongly opposed this departure from the established rules of development in the Ag Reserve." She said COBWRA always expected residential development on the Whitworth property knowing that it would follow GL’s adherence to the development rules in the Ag Reserve the immediate past president of COBWRA who oversaw the opposition to the land swap said it is wrong to suggest that GL Homes would never have sought to build more projects on Lyons Road had the land swap been approved "It was just a matter of when they were going to build They did not pay all that money to buy it to just sit on it." Wallace noted Plans for the new GL Homes development off Lyons Road have it aligning with Malear Palm Drive at Canyons Springs development which is on the east side of the road across the street from the new senior development The preliminary Master Plan provides for "a spine road that will include landscape buffers on either side Approximately 60% of the total lots will be built on either on a lake or canal The development is expected to generate more than 2,000 daily trips a day onto heavily congested Lyons Road but the study notes that most of it will come after the county widens the highway to two lanes in each direction Build out is expected to occur in 2029 but Ambrosio questions whether the roadway will be widened in time to prevent further traffic congestion along Lyons Road GL intends to build 11 lakes that it says will attract a great diversity of wildlife A pedestrian pathway adjacent to the spine road will provide additional opportunities for recreation in addition to the proposed oversized recreation pod The new parcel was farmed for decades by the Whitworth family a subsidiary of GL Homes bought part of the Whitworth farm to the north and began building Valencia Grand a 659-unit development that is nearly sold out The new development has been described as "Whitworth South" in papers submitted to the county The entire Whitworth property was bought for $60 million The new development area along with Valencia Grand are both to the east and slightly south of the Eternal Light Memorial Gardens cemetery The facility will be unaffected by either development Spokeswoman Claire Piche said the cemetery is excited to welcome the latest Valencia serving Jewish families along the 441 corridor since 1978 we are certain this housing development will bring new opportunities and growth to the businesses in the West Boynton Beach area for generations to come," she told The Post in an emailed statement GL Homes said the zoning changes it is requesting are "in keeping with the theme in the area and the market demand," noting that "this proposed rezoning is compatible and generally consistent with the surrounding existing uses." More detailed plans are expected to be presented to county commissioners in October It is difficult to not run into a Valencia in Palm Beach County if you are on north-south roads west of the Turnpike just south of Hypoluxo Road; 1,150 homes.Valencia Reserve at the intersection of Boynton Beach Boulevard two miles south of Boynton Beach Boulevard 582 homes.Other Valencias in Palm Beach County include: Northern Football CorrespondentWednesday December 25 2024 The TimesCarlos Corberán has left West Bromwich Albion to take over his ­embattled boyhood side Valencia who are on the cusp of the Sky Bet Championship play-off places received about £2.5million in compensation for Corberán and his coaching staff after ­Valencia sacked Rubén Baraja when they were languishing in the relegation zone before embarking on a run of ten wins in 13 matches and only narrowly missing out on the play-offs The club then finished fifth in the Championship last season but lost in the play-off semi-finals against ­Southampton They are now seventh in the table before a trip to Derby County on Boxing Day “I cannot begin to explain how I feel about