Updated 5/15/2021 4:54 PM
The Aloha Falls miniature golf course at Peterson Road and Route 45 in Libertyville has been closed for a little more than a year and likely will be replaced with a gas station or some other other commercial development.
The complex layout featured two Hawaiian-themed courses that look like artwork from the sky the Beach, which was more relaxing, and the Waterfall, which was more challenging.
The facility was formally known as the Family Entertainment Center and was a part of the Libertyville Sports Complex. An adjoining driving range also has been closed. Both facilities, which take in close to 21 acres, have been for sale for years.
Other Activities Which Are Not Permitted
Any activity that could cause many people to be present at the same location that it complicates physical distancing and compliance with the instructions set by the Director General of Health.
Other matters decided by the Government from time-to-time.
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Crossing of state and district boundaries are not allowed (based on district boundaries set by the State Government).
PDRM is responsible for implementing control over local areas of infection with the help of ATM, APM & RELA. The entrance and exit of the PKP area is closed and
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The number of passengers in private vehicles, taxis and e-hailing is limited to three (3) people only including drivers to obtain health care or medical services, obtain food supplies, medicine, dietary supplements, basic necessities and daily necessities.
One arrested, 3 others sought after armed robbery turns to gun fight outside bowling alley
VIDEO: One arrested, 3 others sought after armed robbery turns to gun fight outside bowling alley By Ray Rivera | April 26, 2021 at 5:33 PM EDT - Updated April 26 at 9:53 PM
GOOSE CREEK, S.C. (WCSC) - Goose Creek police officers have arrested one suspect and are looking for three others after an armed robbery outside a bowling alley turned into a gun battle. It happened Sunday night at the Royal Lanes Family Entertainment Center on 106 Central Avenue.
According to the Goose Creek Police Department, four patrons who had just left the business were approached by four armed suspects who robbed them at gunpoint. During the robbery, one of the victims turned and ran away.
Local family raises funds for Angelman s Syndrome research
Jessica Stölen-Jacobson
On Saturday afternoon, Melody Lanes Family Entertainment Center was a destination for people from throughout the community to come together for a fundraiser for Team Tenley, raising funds for a rare condition called Angelman’s Syndrome. Team Tenley formed six years ago shortly after the Birhanzl family received a diagnosis of Angelman’s Syndrome for their daughter Tenley. Her mother, Kati says that when they first received the diagnosis, the Angelman’s Syndrome Foundation was one of the first resources they were connected with by physicians. The foundation raises funds for research for a cure - a cure they are optimistically growing closer to finding as the website notes. “It is believed that there is a high chance of finding a cure for Angelman’s Syndrome due to the fact that scientists know what causes AS and have been able to reverse it in mouse models,” the website (angelman.org) say
After being closed for the better part of the year due to the COVID pandemic, Showplace Cinemas announces re-opening dates for several of its Evansville-are theaters.