Pittsfield to unveil mural honoring fallen Vietnam veterans

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 16:30:21 GMT

Pittsfield to unveil mural honoring fallen Vietnam veterans PITTSFIELD, Mass. (NEWS10) -- The city of Pittsfield, in partnership with the Vietnam Veterans of America James E. Callahan Berkshire County Chapter 65, has announced the unveiling of a new mural honoring Berkshire County's Vietnam veterans who were killed in action. The event, which was postponed from July 7, is scheduled for August 29 at 10 a.m. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The mural, "Lest We Forget 1961-1975", was painted by Ghi Sign Company based in Canaan, Connecticut, and it references an original depiction from 1991 which was created on the building façade at 101 First Street. The unveiling ceremony will feature remarks from Fran Tremblay of the local Chapter 65, as well as the posting of colors and a reading of the names of the fallen veterans. The unveiling will be held at the north side of the Intertek Building, located at 50 Pearl Street in Pittsfield. The event is open to the public.

Saratoga Springs party, gift shop closing its doors

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 16:30:21 GMT

Saratoga Springs party, gift shop closing its doors SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Tailgate and Party, located at 33 Phila Street in Saratoga Springs, is closing its doors. Owner Kirsten Lambert made the announcement on Facebook on August 15. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! "It was so much fun and the creation part was what I loved," Lambert told NEWS10. "I had taught for almost 30 years and I thought this might be a 'semi-retired' opportunity. However, it has done so well that any sort of retirement as an owner has not been on the table."In her retirement, Lambert is going to work with an animal rescue. Tailgate and Party sells balloons, party supplies, gifts, Saratoga Race Course merchandise, and more. She said Paper Dolls on Broadway will be taking over the balloons and “party” part of the store. Off the Beaten Path: Tailgate and Party Lambert opened the shop in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. After finding success on Caroline Street, the store moved to the bigger sp...

18-year-old arrested for assaulting Illinois officer and school worker

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 16:30:21 GMT

18-year-old arrested for assaulting Illinois officer and school worker O'FALLON, Ill. -- An 18-year-old is accused of assaulting a school employee and O'Fallon officer after being denied entry into a football game. Antwan Douglas of Cahokia Heights now faces several felony charges.A statement from the city of O'Fallon, Illinois, says that Douglas tried to get into the end of the O’Fallon Township High School Blue and Gold football game. After being denied entry he, "pushed the employee about the neck." Doulas resisted arrest and punched an O'Fallon officer in the head several times.Douglas is currently in the St. Clair County Jail with a $65,000 bond.

Ventura County cleans up amid aftershocks of magnitude 5.1 quake

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 16:30:21 GMT

Ventura County cleans up amid aftershocks of magnitude 5.1 quake After Sunday's hurriquake, the waters have begun to recede, and in Ventura County, residents are assessing the damage from the magnitude 5.1 temblor centered near Ojai and numerous aftershocks between 2.0 and 3.0 in magnitude.At restaurants and stores, surveillance cameras captured merchandise falling off shelves, with glass bottles smashing on the floor. Magnitude 5.1 quake rattles nerves as California endures Tropical Storm Hilary No major damage or injuries were reported, though at Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula, cracks could be seen in walls, and some grates, apparently for air ducts, fell to the floor. In addition, some picture frames were broken and a bell in the bell tower came off its track, but school officials categorized the impacts as minor.

Tropical Storm Hilary leaves a muddy mess in Coachella Valley

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 16:30:21 GMT

Tropical Storm Hilary leaves a muddy mess in Coachella Valley Muddy roads, traffic backups and SUVs and RVs stuck in the mud. That was the scene in the Coachella Valley the morning after Tropical Storm Hilary drenched Southern California. Flooding and muddy roadways made for a tricky commute near Cathedral City, while a highway in the area was backed up due to thick mud.Several high-profile vehicles were stuck in mud, with one man inside an RV giving Sky5 a thumbs up to indicate he and the other inhabitants were safe.An RV is seen stuck in mud near Cathedral City on Aug. 21, 2023, a day after Tropical Storm Hilary slammed Southern California. (KTLA)An SUV is seen stuck in mud near Cathedral City on Aug. 21, 2023, the morning after Tropical Storm Hilary. (KTLA)An RV is seen stuck in mud near Cathedral City on Aug. 21, 2023, the morning after Tropical Storm Hilary. (KTLA)Trucks try to maneuver mud near Cathedral City on Aug. 21, 2023, a day after Tropical Storm Hilary slammed Southern California. (KTLA) Crews across the region are working to cle...

Camp Snoopy poised to get an extensive makeover

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 16:30:21 GMT

Camp Snoopy poised to get an extensive makeover Camp Snoopy at Knott’s Berry Farm is poised to get an extensive makeover, which includes the permanent closure of two attractions, theme park officials announced.“We are excited about plans in the works for Camp Snoopy. We can confirm that Timberline Twister and Camp Bus are permanently closed. Woodstock’s Airmail drop tower is temporarily closed but is being relocated,” Knott’s Berry Farm officials told KTLA. Knott’s Berry Farm reimplements chaperone policy that was enacted due to fights The Buena Park-based amusement park has not announced what attractions or rides will replace Timberline Twister or Camp Bus. However, many theme park fans have ideas on what new additions will come to the area. Screamscape, a theme park blog, reported that a new kiddie-themed roller coaster could be coming to Camp Snoopy, expected to replace Timberline Twister, which opened in 1983. Halloween fans can now purchase tickets for Knott’s Scary Farm 50th anniversary The theme park has released minim...

Man Killed in Multi-Car Accident on Pacific Coast Highway [Ventura County, CA]

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 16:30:21 GMT

Man Killed in Multi-Car Accident on Pacific Coast Highway [Ventura County, CA] Man Pronounced Dead after Three-Vehicle Collision near Las Posas RoadVENTURA, COUNTY, CA (August 21, 2023) – Tuesday afternoon, one man was killed in a multi-car accident on Pacific Coast Highway.Authorities responded to the scene around 4:40 p.m., near Point Mugu and Las Posas Road.Per reports, the driver of a white 2022 BMW was heading south when he crossed over the solid double yellow lines. As a result, the BMW struck an oncoming 2012 Ford truck with two Oxnard men in their 30s inside.Upon impact, the truck was pushed into oncoming lanes where it was struck by a 2019 Honda. Inside the Honda were two women in their 20’s and a 30-year-old Oxnard man.In addition, one of the vehicles overturned and caught fire. First responders located all three vehicles with severe damage upon arrival.Fire crews were able to extinguish the fire shortly after 5:00 p.m. Due to the extent of injuries sustained, medics pronounced one male driver dead at the scene. Although, police have not ...

Washington’s AD search: The Hotline’s initial list of candidates to replace Jen Cohen

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 16:30:21 GMT

Washington’s AD search: The Hotline’s initial list of candidates to replace Jen Cohen In what could be viewed as an act of Big Ten-on-Big Ten violence, USC’s next athletic director is Washington’s current athletic director.Jen Cohen is leaving the Huskies after seven years to take charge of their West Coast rival, a surprising move that nonetheless makes sense for both USC and Cohen.The search for her replacement likely will take weeks, if not months, and it will undoubtedly start with Chris Petersen, the highly-respected former UW football coach.To be clear: We’re deeply skeptical of Petersen’s desire to plunge into the daily grind of running an athletic department.After all, he stepped down as coach after the 2019 season, in part, because of frustrations over the direction of college football. Four years later, the sport’s trajectory hasn’t changed — if anything, it has drifted further from Petersen’s ideal. As head of the department, he would be immersed in the unseemly side.That said, Petersen would be an invaluable...

Photos: Blackhawk Country Club mansion with indoor waterfall built by former Seattle Seahawks owner listed for $25 million

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 16:30:21 GMT

Photos: Blackhawk Country Club mansion with indoor waterfall built by former Seattle Seahawks owner listed for $25 million A massive Blackhawk estate commissioned by Ken Behring, the founder of the Blackhawk Country Club and the former owner of the Seattle Seahawks, is for sale for $24.998 million.A massive Blackhawk estate is for sale for $24.998 million. (Brian Kitts / Steven Magner) A massive Blackhawk estate is for sale for $24.998 million. (Brian Kitts / Steven Magner) The Behring Estate, inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s “Falling Water” home in Pennsylvania, showcases soaring Brazilian teak ceilings, quartz floors and an indoor waterfall.A massive Blackhawk estate is for sale for $24.998 million. (Brian Kitts / Steven Magner) A massive Blackhawk estate is for sale for $24.998 million. (Brian Kitts / Steven Magner & David Duncan Livingston) All told, there are seven bedrooms and 11 bathrooms on the 26,627-square-foot property. The master suite features a retractable roof over a hot tub as well as a private kitchen.A massive Blackhawk estate is for sale for $24.998 million. (B...

Berkeley: Kinda Izakaya opens with Japanese bar bites, shochu cocktails

Published Mon, 23 Dec 2024 16:30:21 GMT

Berkeley: Kinda Izakaya opens with Japanese bar bites, shochu cocktails Ever tasted a Japanese Hogwarts cocktail? You can now at Kinda Izakaya, a new restaurant in Berkeley specializing in Japanese bar food and quirky shochu drinks.Kinda is in its soft opening and is testing out late-night hours that should appeal to the UC Berkeley crowd (open until 11 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday and midnight Friday-Saturday, according to Instagram). The space on University Avenue is warm and cozy, with wood accents, classic Japanese posters and a sprawling bar. “Drink Sake / Stay Kinda” commands a sign, and yes, a variety of sake bottles line the rafters – there’s Born Gold muroka (unrefined sake), Michinoku Onikoroshi “Demon Slayer” (dry sake) and much more.Kinda Izakaya is a new late-night restaurant in Berkeley that does Japanese bar food such as grilled skewers, fried chicken, sashimi and shochu cocktails. (John Metcalfe/Bay Area News Group) The menu offers a horde of appetizers designed to match with your beverage of choice. There are...