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Fabulous finish in Gardiner s Bay Country Club s Member-Guest Tourney
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FIT Center to be dedicated to Garth Griffin Former recreation director Garth Griffin’s funeral was a reminder of Island traditions.
The Shelter Island Board of Education Monday night unanimously approved a resolution requested by Councilman Jim Colligan and Kim Reilly, the chairwoman of the Recreation Committee, to dedicate the FIT Center for the late Garth Griffin who died on Jan. 27, 2020, just a week after his 67th birthday.
Mr. Griffin was hired as the town’s recreation director in May 1981 and held the post until his retirement in the summer of 2017.
“He loved this community,” Mr. Colligan said in making the request. “He was so proactive with the kids,” he said.
Jay Card III (Credit: Courtesy photo)
Over 100 players teed it up on The Players course in Westin, Fla. last week to qualify for the Canadian PGA Mackenzie Tour.
This tour holds 12 events throughout the summer. Just one look at the scores will show you how difficult a task these guys signed up for.
Jay “Jake” Card III is representing us on pro tour and making Shelter Island proud.
Although he had another good performance, he fell a couple of shots short of qualifying. He shot par for the tournament and carded 17 birdies.
Called by many the finest golfer to come out of Shelter Island, Jake notched a significant victory recently to add to his many triumphs.
VIDEO: 5 Calera police officers rescue suspect from near-freezing water near Chick-Fil-A
5 Calera officers jump in near-freezing water to save suspect SOURCE: Calera Police Dept. By WBRC Staff | February 15, 2021 at 2:39 PM CST - Updated February 15 at 4:54 PM
CALERA, Ala. (WBRC) - Five Calera Police officers jumped in a near-freezing lake Sunday night to save a man considered a suspect.
Calera Police Chief David Hyche said it started around 11:30 p.m. as a suspicious person near a business.
Chief Hyche said Sgt. Jay Cardwell spotted two people near the Chick-Fil-A. The restaurant was closed when Cardwell drove into the parking lot and one of the two people took off running.
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