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Down the Fairway: Russo seeks another amateur championship | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 Although match play is a format that allows many competitors to be more aggressive on certain shots and puts the emphasis more on one’s opponent than on the course, Dan Russo doesn’t change his focus much at all. Russo, the 63-year-old member of Schuyler Meadows, is the area’s all-time leader in major tournament victories among amateurs. Russo certainly knows how to win in golf, and he will play his normal game next weekend when the annual Tri-County Golf Association Match Play Championship i...

Down the Fairway: Pinehaven Country Club will be busy this season | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Share1 Picturesque and prolific Pinehaven Country Club will be busier than usual this summer, hosting two major tournaments as well as keeping its membership happy with its usual pristine playing conditions. Pinehaven CC, carved through the pine barrens of the Pine Bush in Guilderland and host to NYS Amateur Championships in 1998, 2002 and 2008, will entertain both the Symetra Tour’s local stop, the Twin Bridges Championship and the NYS Women’s Senior Amateur Championships. The Symetra Tour’s ...

Evansville nursing home celebrates closing COVID-19 unit Evansville nursing home celebrates closing COVID-19 unit By Jill Lyman and Tanner Holbrook | March 10, 2021 at 10:42 AM CST - Updated March 10 at 6:05 PM EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - River Bend Nursing & Rehabilitation, formerly Pine Haven, has officially closed their COVID-19 unit and declared the facility green. The unit they closed was a recovery unit. This unit, facility officials said, would intake COVID-19 hospital patients. 70 patients came through that unit, officials said. All of those patients recovered. COVID-19 Nurse Kal...

Midtown, Daytona Beach's historic Black neighborhood, struggles to find a better future Midtown overcame the height of segregation and racism once before in the 1900s. Now the community hopes to rise again. Eileen Zaffiro-Kean, The Daytona Beach News-Journal Published 5:06 pm UTC Jan. 3, 2021 DAYTONA BEACH — Imagine being forced to live, shop, worship, study and socialize in only one impoverished part of town that you had nothing to do with choosing. There would be no walls or gates. But the area would be penned in by local laws and mores that dictated which hours of the day you could come ...

1 of 2 Dr. Jack Ullrich (right), a general surgeon at Ivinson Memorial Hospital, provides instruction to Sierra Levene, a first-year WWAMI student from Laramie, on how to begin and complete a suturing procedure on a chicken thigh. The same tools and techniques would be used to apply stitches to a wound in the human body or during a surgical procedure.  Tori Johnson Photo Anthony Menghini (left), a second-year WWAMI student from Cheyenne, looks on while Dr. Mark McKenna, a physician at Premier Bone and Joint Centers, assists second-year WWAMI student Amanda Galambas,...