Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Diners Club Peru Open .css-1q6ymfx{width:1.6rem;height:1.6rem;display:inline-block;line-height:1em;-webkit-flex-shrink:0;-ms-flex-negative:0;flex-shrink:0;color:#000000;vertical-align:middle;} .css-s4id4f{font-family:Suisse Intl,"Helvetica Neue",Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;font-size:1.9rem;line-height:2.2rem;font-weight:600;letter-spacing:-0.01em;}Fortinet Cup Hunter Wolcott earns his first career victory with a two-shot win at the Diners Club Peru Open Peru – Hunter Wolcott earned his first career victory at the Diners Club Peru Open carding a final-round 3-under 69 to win by two strokes over third-round leader David Perkins 4 in the Fortinet Cup and secures exempt membership on PGA TOUR Americas for the remainder of the 2025 season and through the Latin America Swing of 2026 Wolcott entered the day one stroke shy of Perkins and began the final round with a double bogey on his first hole A 2-over front-nine left Wolcott in a five-shot deficit of the lead with only a final nine left to play Wolcott posted a bogey-free back-nine with five birdies including his last on the par-3 17th to take hold of the lead after Perkins made a double bogey 18 was enough for Wolcott to claim victory at Los Inkas Golf Club “I’m very thankful that I was able to turn the page and turn that energy into focus and not let it fester in the back of my mind,” Wolcott said during his winner’s interview, reflecting on the adversity he faced Friday. “It took a lot of prayer, a lot of talks with my fiancé and my mental coach to move past that… You can let yourself be a victim or you can overcome it. I truly turned the page and was focusing on the shot at hand, and I really did that to great execution.” Leader Hunter Wolcott assessed pace-of-play penalty in Round 2 of Diners Club Peru Open Wolcott is expected to be in the field at the Bupa Championship, the fifth event of the Latin America Swing, which will be hosted at Club de Golf Mexico from May 8-11 in Mexico City, Mexico. Course setup: Par 72/6,882 yards; R4 average: 70.125 Weather: Partly cloudy with a high of 74. Wind from the S/SW at 2-7 mph with gusts up to 14 mph.   Copyright © 2025 PGA TOUR, Inc. All rights reserved. and the Swinging Golfer design are registered trademarks The Korn Ferry trademark is also a registered trademark and is used in the Korn Ferry Tour logo with permission Hunter Wolcott became the first player under the PGA Tour Americas new pace-of-play policy to be penalized for slow play a 27-year-old University of Tennessee product was leading the Diners Club Peru Open by a shot when he was penalized a stroke while putting on his 16th hole of the day at Los Inkas Golf Club in Peru Wolcott took 58 seconds to hit his par putt while being second to play players who are put on the clock are permitted 40 seconds to play a stroke in that circumstance while an extra 10 seconds is allotted for certain circumstances one-shot penalties were handed out after a player’s second bad time; now The Korn Ferry Tour also adopted this revised policy starting with last month’s Lecom Suncoast Classic though no KFT players have violated the policy to date Wolcott went on to finish 36 holes tied for the lead and he said afterward that while he disagreed with the penalty he liked the rule: “It’s pretty unfortunate I do think the rule is good to hurry up slow players Adds more fuel to the fire for the weekend.” Hunter Wolcott is a Champion in Peru 🏆 pic.twitter.com/8K0aNslYEu It did indeed as Wolcott completed a two-shot win on Sunday for his first career win on the PGA Tour-sanctioned tour He double-bogeyed his opening hole before righting the ship on the back nine with five birdies A Division of NBCUniversal DISCLAIMER: This site and the products offered are for entertainment purposes only and there is no gambling offered on this site This service is intended for adult audiences No guarantees are made for any specific outcome If you or someone you know has a gambling problem Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInWOLCOTT CT (WFSB) - Authorities are searching for the four suspects who rammed a sports shop in Wolcott with a stolen vehicle and stole nine handguns Wolcott police said they responded to Sportsmen’s Outpost on Wolcott Road on Friday morning after a burglar alarm was tripped around 5:25 a.m An officer said he was on the scene within 30 seconds had rammed the front of the store and broke open the front entrance The getaway car was found in the woods at Pine Lake in Bristol Police later determined that nine handguns were stolen from the store They’re still searching for the four suspects “They could be somewhere here hiding and this complex is really really big,” said Jossie Tores from Bristol Tores lives behind the woods at Pine Lake and was stunned to hear the getaway car was found near her complex Police believe it was stolen and then ditched “I didn’t know and I just came walking around myself not knowing what went on,” she added the Wolcott Police Chief emphasized the importance of catching the crew So we’re going to do everything we can as quick as we can to recover the guns and arrest the people that did break in,” said Chief Edward Stephens Channel 3 saw an empty building with its door smashed It used to be a gun shop and will soon be home to a roofing company Police believe the same crew was responsible for smashing this business “What we’re leaning towards is they thought that was the gun store on Wolcott Road They smashed in there and found an empty building,” said Chief Stephens Police said the gun shop owner gave them the serial numbers to the nine stolen guns which will be helpful in the investigation They also swabbed the inside of the damaged car for DNA we have kids that play outside,” said Torres Anyone with information about the burglary was asked to contact Wolcott detectives at 203-879-1414 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 Hunter Wolcott leads after Round 1 at Diners Club Peru Open. (PGA TOUR Americas) LIMA, Peru – Hunter Wolcott holds the 18-hole lead at the Diners Club Peru Open after a bogey-free 8-under 64 at Los Inkas Club. Riley Lewis is in solo second after an opening round 7-under 65, with three players tied for third at 6-under 66. Wolcott has now held sole possession of the first-round lead twice this season, with the first time coming at the PGA TOUR Americas season-opener in Cordoba, Argentina, the 93 Abierto Telecom del Centro presentado por Zurich, where he opened with a 63. Wolcott’s opening round in Lima was the second-best first-round score of his career. The Knoxville, Tennessee, native comes from a long line of professional athletes in his family. Wolcott’s father, Bob Wolcott, played on the PGA TOUR from 1989-1992 and 1997. In addition to his career on TOUR, Bob was recently inducted into the Tennessee Golf Hall of Fame and won the 2013 Tennessee Senior State Open. Hunter’s older brother, Ben, played golf at the University of Mississippi, and his twin brother, Collier, played football at the University of Tennessee-Martin. Wolcott is making his 14th career start on PGA TOUR Americas. Wolcott finished as the No. 34 player in the 2024 Fortinet Cup points list to retain his card for the 2025 Latin America Swing. Through three starts on PGA TOUR Americas in 2025, Wolcott sits at No. 86 in the Fortinet Cup. All groups finished first-round play Thursday. Second round tee times are expected to run from 6:45 a.m. to 1:10 p.m. local time off the Nos. 1 and 10 tees. Course Setup: Par 72 / 6,882 yards; R1 average: 71.586Weather: Cloudy with a high of 75. Wind from the south at 1-7 mph with gusts up to 16 mph.   Hunter Wolcott shares leads after Round 2 at Diners Club Peru Open David Lamb and David Perkins share the 36-hole lead at 10-under after the second round of the Diners Club Peru Open Perkins carded a bogey-free 66 Friday at Los Inkas Golf Club to join Lamb and first-round leader Wolcott atop the leaderboard “It’s pretty unfortunate. I do think the rule is good to hurry up slow players,” Wolcott said. “Nothing I can do about it now, still in a good spot. Happy about my game. Adds more fuel to the fire for the weekend.” Peru’s Julian Perico is four strokes off the lead and T14, while American Conner Godsey improved 90 spots on the leaderboard and is T7 after a second-round 63. Third-round tee times will run from 8 a.m.–12 p.m. CT off the No. 1 tee at Los Inkas Golf Club. Course Setup: Par 72 / 6,882 yards; R2 average: 71.586 Weather: Cloudy with a high of 77. Wind from the south at 1-7 mph with gusts up to 14 mph.   For the first time since PGA TOUR Americas implemented a new Pace of Play policy at the start of the year a golfer received a one-stroke penalty for slow play First-round leader Hunter Wolcott received a one-stroke penalty Friday on his 16th hole the seventh at Los Inkas Golf Club in Lima during the second round of the Diners Club Peru Open Wolcott was leading at the time of the penalty and made a double-bogey on the hole still tied for the lead with Davis Lamb and David Perkins “It’s pretty unfortunate. I do think the rule is good to hurry up slow players,” said Wolcott, adding he disagreed with the penalty but would accept the ruling and move forward. “Nothing I can do about it now, still in a good spot. Happy about my game. Adds more fuel to the fire for the weekend.” Wolcott said he hit his drive under a tree on the seventh hole, up against a tree root. He popped his shot up close to the green, then pitched it to about 25 feet. That’s when the penalty occurred as he took too long to hit his par putt, which he eventually missed, leading to a double-bogey. Wolcott said he was “flustered” from the situation, but was able to bounce back with a birdie on the ninth hole, his last of the day, to finish in a tie for the lead. This is Wolcott’s fourth PGA TOUR Americas start of the season. His best finish is a T35 at the 93 Abierto Telecom del Centro presentado por Zurich. This revised policy also recently took effect on the Korn Ferry Tour, beginning two weeks ago at the LECOM Suncoast Classic. Wolcott is the first player on either tour to receive a one-stroke penalty. Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application She is survived by daughters Allyn Greeney (Robert) step grandchildren and great-grandchildren Growing up on a dairy farm in Chester County Mom developed a love for all kinds of animals which later led her to serve for many years on the Docent Council of the Philadelphia Zoo She also volunteered at the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair as a member of the Women's Board of the Bryn Mawr Hospital was an avid gardener and a faithful supporter of Jenkins Arboretum As an active member of St David's Church she helped establish the memorial gardens on the church grounds Mom was an excellent Bridge player and loved needlepoint and decoupage and more recently in the Poconos with some of her great-grandchildren Mom had a full life made richer in her later years as her understanding grew of the promise of John 3:16 Believing the simple gospel message that Jesus Christ had died for her Mom asked the Lord Jesus to forgive her sins and be her Savior Because of her childlike faith in Jesus's death and resurrection for her Mom closed her eyes in this world and opened them in Heaven we love you and will miss your beautiful smile your cheerfulness even as the years crept up on you So we will not say "good-bye" but "See you later..." A Memorial Service will be held Saturday February 22 2025 at St David's Episcopal Church at 11:00AM In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Samaritan's Purse (https://samaritanspurse.org) 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 and son died in a triple shooting at a home in Wolcott on Thursday evening Police identified the people who died as 55-year-old Michelle Cote Wolcott Police Chief Ed Stephens said the incident took place on Bound Line Road at around 6:27 p.m Officers arrived on scene and located a man who made the 911 call outside of the home The father allegedly had to move out of the home and got into an argument with the mother The son and a friend were helping the father move out when they heard screaming from inside the home They found the mother knocked down and the father pointing a gun at her He then turned the gun on his son and shot him “The scene will be active for hours and hours,” Stephens said then they’re going to meticulously go through the house to gather whatever evidence we have to put this all together and see what happened.” Channel 3 spoke with a next door neighbor who was not home at the time of the shooting she said she had been threatened by the father several times for various disputes “In 10 years we’ve had 10 police calls between him calling the police on us like the kids’ ball went into their yard and he’d call the police on us,” said Tara Richard he made it very clear he was watching me all the time getting in altercations with me and my family Police said there was no criminal history linked to the address they have a neighbor dispute on file from back in 2018 “It’s scary for my kids and I because they’re like that could’ve been us.’ It definitely could have been us because we have had so many altercations with him over the past,” Richard said Other neighbors expressed their shock at what took place the cat’s freaking out,” said Amanda Caviasca looked up the road because you can see right up there they had a gentleman with his hands on the hood of the white truck The area was closed while police continue their investigation Refresh this page and watch Eyewitness News for updates A residential development is being planned at 1606 S The project site is a vacant property bound by freight rail tracks to the north and an adjacent surface parking lot to the west the proposed development would deliver a five-story residential building with 100 residential units and 27 parking spaces The large rectangular building is oriented east/west and is sited along the alley on the south side of the property and up against S The open area on the north side of the site separates the building from the rai tracks and includes a large courtyard and green space The building’s ground floor would have the residential entry facing east fronting S Wolcott Ave with a large open space on the interior in addition to a resident lounge The 27 parking spaces are located along the alley The upper four residential floors will hold the 100 proposed residential units and will include a mix of 8 studios the developer is seeking to rezone from M2-3 to B2-5 Approvals will be needed from the local alderman — Owning a restaurant was a pipe dream for Amber Farrington growing up on a farm in rural Reynolds with a self-sustaining garden in a family that loved to cook from scratch That dream became a reality for Farrington co-owner of Roots Eatery and Pub alongside her brother in 2018 when the siblings opened their farm-to-table restaurant in downtown Wolcott using beef and pork raised right on their parents' farm just down the road in Reynolds And now, that dream has landed on USA Today's 2025 Restaurants of the Year list standing as a local favorite and one of the 44 top places to eat in America "Food has always been a big part of my family and the main thing I wanted to do with Roots was make it feel like you're eating a meal at your parents' dinner table but elevated to where it's restaurant worthy," Farrington said and you feel like you're right at home here while you enjoy a comforting meal More: What's the best restaurant near you? Check out USA TODAY's 2025 Restaurants of the Year. More: Inside look at how USA TODAY chose its Restaurants of the Year for 2025 The stars of the plates ordered in this Wolcott restaurant are the pork and beef produced locally in Reynolds on Farrington's childhood farm The commitment to using local products in her restaurant was one Farrington said she's passionate about which is part of the inspiration behind the eatery's name "Being able to use the meat from my mom and dad's farm really helped this restaurant feel like it's connected to the area and that's how the name Roots was formed," Farrington said it allows us to highlight some of the best Midwestern food out there in a small town." Classic items like their hamburger are top sellers but it wouldn't be an Indiana eatery and pub without a pork tenderloin on the menu It can be a bit difficult to find a well-rounded salad in small-town restaurants so Farrington said she wanted to be sure their menu offered one beyond a typical bowl of iceberg lettuce and shredded cheese because you're trying to appeal to a meat-and-potatoes crowd but keeping things interesting with the menu is a tricky balance," Farrington said "We do use a lot of bacon and cream cheese in our dishes was important to me as someone who loves a good salad." It's hard to go wrong with a classic burger with American cheese This top seller is made with beef from Farrington's family farm A Hoosier favorite that can be ordered breaded or grilled this house-made sandwich is not quite as big as some of the viral sensations that have graced the internet Riding the line between paper thin while still juicy you can top this one with your preferred favorites Fish that isn't fried at a Midwestern eatery may sound a bit odd but this dish is one you'll be cleaning your plate after A baked haddock filet topped with parmesan cheese and a tomato-garlic garnish this plate comes with two sides to complete your meal Farrington said this sugar cream pie is partly inspired by a recipe by her grandmother's old German recipe for a sugar cream cake this sugar cream pie is one that can't be passed up after a comforting meal at Roots See the full menu here. More: What's the best restaurant near you? Check out USA TODAY's 2024 Restaurants of the Year. Details: Roots Eatery and Pub, 114 N. Range St. Wolcott, Indiana; 219-747-0051, rootseateryandpub.com Jillian Ellison is a reporter for the Lafayette Journal and Courier. She can be reached via email at jellison@gannett.com CT (WFSB) - Firefighters were called to a fire in Wolcott on Monday morning Dispatchers told Channel 3 that road closures in the area were possible They said mutual aid was called from Southington There was no word on injuries or a cause for the fire Channel 3 has a crew on the way to the scene 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 No obituary. View Obituary & Service Information The family of Frank Bliss Wolcott IV created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne Gerald Wolcott, 85, passed away Sunday, February 23rd, 2025. A memorial service for Mr. Wolcott will be Saturday, March 8th, 2025, at11:00am at Friendship North. View Obituary & Service Information The family of Gerald Wolcott created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories West Hartford Police Department hybrid SUV West Hartford Police arrested a 43-year-old woman in connection with the theft of funds from the Wolcott Elementary School PTO West Hartford Police said Thursday that following a thorough investigation a volunteer with the Wolcott Elementary School Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) was arrested via warrant and charged with theft of funds from the organization members of the Wolcott PTO “reported finding financial irregularities and possible misuse of the organization’s finances” to police on Nov The West Hartford Police Detective Division initiated an investigation and ultimately sought and obtained a warrant for the arrest of a PTO volunteer on several criminal charges related to the theft of funds March 12 and charged with second-degree larceny and illegal use of payment card Police told We-Ha.com that the total amount of funds that McAdam allegedly stole from the PTO was just over $12,000 Police did not specify what McAdam’s role with the PTO was at the time of the incident Courtesy of West Hartford Police Department McAdam was released after posting $25,000 surety bond and is due in Hartford Superior Court on March 20 Anyone who may have information regarding this incident is asked to contact the West Hartford Police Department via at the anonymous tip line 860-570-8969 or email whpdtips@westhartfordct.gov Like what you see here? Click here to subscribe to We-Ha’s newsletter so you’ll always be in the know about what’s happening in West Hartford Click the blue button below to become a supporter of We-Ha.com and our efforts to continue producing quality journalism and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" © 2025 • WeHa News • All Rights Reserved • Ezoic Privacy Policy - Created by Roy Web Design (WHAM) — An unfounded computer-generated threat prompted a lockout Tuesday morning in the North Rose-Wolcott Central School District according to Wayne County Sheriff Robert Milby school officials of North Rose-Wolcott Elementary School discovered a message that was left that described the intent to do some threat of harm to the school and to the students at the school," Milby said The school was placed on lockout around 8:15 a.m after school officials learned of the potential threat Milby said investigators worked with school resource officers to determine the threat was not credible "We have detectives that are specifically trained with forensic investigations "They're able to run down some of the clues that were left in that message in order to determine that it wasn't a credible threat." The elementary school day had not started yet Elementary students who were on buses going to school at the time were either bused back home or reunited with their families at another location While classes at the elementary school were canceled for the day classes continued at the district's middle and high schools Milby said his office worked to ease student concerns we brought our emotional support animal to the school district and he got a little social time in order to make them feel a little more comfortable in their environment," Milby said The incident remains under investigation. North Rose-Wolcott, along with all public schools across New York state, will be closed Wednesday for Lunar New Year Milby said law enforcement will always use an abundance of caution in these situations "It's not that we're getting used to this," Milby said "What we're getting better at is procedures and policies in order to protect our kids." Fresh-cut fries are pulled out of the fryer The Roots Eatery and Pub is a farm-to-table restaurant located in rural Indiana Dishes are plated and ready to be taken out to tables A chili mac and cheese is taken out of the kitchen "Cookie skillets" baked in cast-iron skillets are warm desserts for cold days 2025 at 9:16 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}The police department is investigating after someone in a stolen vehicle rammed into the front of Sportsmans Outpost​ and ended up stealing nine handguns CT — The police department is investigating after someone in a stolen vehicle rammed into the front of Sportsmans Outpost and ended up stealing nine handguns police received a burglary alarm call from 415 Wolcott Road and officer arrived wiothin 30 seconds later determined to be stolen from Bristol Ct. rammed into the front of Sportsmans Outpost breaking apart the front entrance," police said "It was later learned that 9 handguns had been stolen We are reviewing video footage from several sources If anyone has any information concerning this burglary contact Detective Rob Virgulto at 203-879-1414." You can view photos here. Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. Hunter Wolcott leads after Round 1 at 93 Abierto Telecom del Centro. (Gregory Villalobos) CORDOBA, Argentina – Hunter Wolcott carded a bogey-free 8-under 63 to lead the first round of the 93 Abierto Telecom del Centro presentado por Zurich, the opening event of the 2025 PGA TOUR Americas season. Jack Lundin, Ryan Grider and Conner Godsey share second in 6-under 65, and 10 players are tied for fifth at 5-under entering Friday’s second round at Cordoba Golf Club. Wolcott opened Thursday’s round in Cordoba, Argentina with a career-low opening round. In addition to 63 being his lowest first round to date, Wolcott went bogey-free, highlighted by one eagle and six birdies. This is Wolcott’s first 18-hole lead or co-lead and beats his previous career-best 18-hole position, which occurred at the 2024 Explore NB Open where he stood T11. The first round was suspended at 6:05 p.m. ET due to darkness with one group yet to complete their round. Round 1 will resume at 7:45 a.m. ET Friday morning. Second-round tee times will run as scheduled from 7:00 a.m. ET through 1:30 p.m. ET off the No. 1 and 10 tees. Wolcott is set to tee off at 7:20 a.m. ET Friday morning. News | Jan 6 A tow truck driver was injured on Sunday night on Interstate 70 near Wolcott while assisting a motorist when another driver struck a Colorado State Patrol vehicle responding to the scene pinning the tow truck driver between his vehicle and the patrol car The tow truck driver had pulled over to assist a motorist who’d slid off the road according to a Colorado State Patrol news release The tow truck driver’s truck was then struck by a Ford F-250 driven by a 28-year-old New Castle woman The Colorado State Patrol trooper who responded to the scene of the crash then had his vehicle hit by a Jeep The initial crash happened just after 8 p.m in the westbound lanes of the interstate at mile marker 158 The tow truck driver was pinned between the tow truck bed and the patrol vehicle The trooper was able to move before being struck The tow truck driver was transported to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries The Colorado State Patrol is investigating the incident and has yet to return numerous calls from the Vail Daily The interstate’s westbound lanes were closed shortly after the accident and didn’t reopen until 11 p.m Kentucky Derby Parties The 151st Kentucky Derby is set for Saturday at 4:57 p.m and here are a few places you can go for watch parties: Lookout Bar at Westin Riverfront in Avon Celebrate the Kentucky.. 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