I-Day celebration Open TT Câship from Aug 7
Excelsior Sports Correspondent
JAMMU, Aug 3: Jammu District Table Tennis Association is going to organise Independence Day celebration Open Table Tennis Championship in junior single boys/ girls and men’s single categories at Indoor Sports Complex, MA Stadium, here from August 7 to 9.
All the interested players are being requested to send their entries along with their DOB proof (born on or after 01/01/2004) in junior category before August 6 by 5 pm along with entry fee of Rs 50 per event.
The players desirous to take part in this tournament can contact on these numbers 9796843263 (Satish Gupta coach), 9596925176 (Sandeep Gandotra coach), 9596663077 (Vasu Dewan coach) and 7006626633 (Gurvinder Singh Sasan coach).
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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.
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President Dr Lazarus Chakwera is committed to fighting corruption by ensuring that corruption-fighting agencies in the country are adequately funded, says Presidential Press Secretary, Brian Banda.
Speaking during the first face to face State House Weekly Brief after a few months of going virtual, Banda said the President has several times reiterated that he will not shield anyone found guilty of the malpractice.
In his remarks during the briefing, Director of Communication at State House, Sean Kampondeni, said, over the past week, President Chakwera had several meetings with a number of Government, community and religious leaders in Lilongwe. Among them was the Minister of Youth and Sports who briefed him on the progress being made on the Indoor Sports Complex and other related development projects in the capital city.
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As individuals nationwide plan how to spend their upcoming stimulus checks, candidates for Janesville City Council were taken to task on how they would prioritize municipal COVID-19 relief funds.
It was one of several questions asked by the League of Women Voters on Friday night during a council candidate forum.
Six candidates are running for four of the seven city council seats. Doug Marklein is the only incumbent trying to retain his seat; Sue Conley, Jim Farrell and Tom Wolfe have chosen not to run.
Jack Herndon, Michael Jackson, David Marshick, Heather Miller and Dan Neal are the other five challengers. All are newcomers to Janesville politics. At least three of them will be elected.
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