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Times
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Times
Kite surfer's 30ft jump — and more news in pictures
Andrew Shield making beer at the family-owned World Top Brewery in Driffield, East Yorkshire TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER JAMES GLOSSOP Steve Wheeler, 76, has the largest collection of milk bottles in the UK, having amassed more than 26,000 since the 1980s. He recently admitted he hates milk and hasn't had a glass in 65 years EMMA TRIMBLE/SWNS The Greek army's Apache helicopters send vegetation whirling during a US-led military exercise in Petrochori, northern Greece THANASSIS STAVRAKIS/AP Camels and sheep at a livestock market before the Muslim festival of Eid al-Adha — the Feast of Sacrifice — in Tripoli, Libya XINHUA/REX/SHUTTERSTOCK The Dalai Lama, 89, presides over an event in Dharamshala, India, during which exiled Tibetans gathered to pray for his long life ASHWINI BHATIA/AP The actor Hugh Jackman greeted fans and signed autographs outside Minetta Lane Theatre in New York before riding away on a bicycle BAUER-GRIFFIN/GC IMAGES/GETTY IMAGES Sun conures, also known as sun parakeets, huddle close together at Bird Gardens Scotland in Oxton PHIL WILKINSON Runners compete in the inaugural Annapurna Marathon in Myagdi, Nepal, marking 75 years since the first ascent of the world's tenth-highest peak PRAKASH MATHEMA/AFP/GETTY IMAGES ATTILA KOVACS/EPA ZHOU SHEGEN/XINHUA/ALAMY ROBERT HUGHES/DEVON SEA SAFARI/BNPS Mexican women in traditional attire attend Pope Leo's weekly general audience in St Peter's Square, Vatican City FABIO FRUSTACI/EPA Inmates compete in a boxing tournament at the Central Prison in Sofia, Bulgaria VASSIL DONEV/EPA Dua Lipa performs at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, the Netherlands KRISTY SPAROW/ABA/GETTY IMAGES A photographer is photographed in front of Where Am I Now?, by the Cypriot artist Maria Loizidou, in Liverpool Cathedral, part of the Liverpool Biennial, Britain's largest free contemporary arts festival
CBS News
3 days ago
- Business
- CBS News
Voodoo Brewing's North Shore location is closing
Voodoo Brewing has announced the closing of its location on Pittsburgh's North Shore. The company announced the news of the closing on their Facebook page, saying it's been a blast to serve the North Shore for the last nearly three years. What a blast it's been serving the North Shore. After almost three years, we've made the call to close the pub so we... Posted by Voodoo Brewing Co. - Pittsburgh Pub on Sunday, June 1, 2025 Voodoo says they've decided to close the pub so they can focus more on brewing beer and making that beer available throughout the state. "This shift will allow us to improve our production, expand distribution, and support our growing network of franchise locations across the country," Voodoo said. Tuesday night will be the last day of business for Voodoo's North Shore location. "Thank you to everyone who stopped in and supported us on the North Shore and to our staff who made it happen every single day," Voodoo said."If you've been meaning to visit, now's the time. Come raise a glass and help us close things out right," Voodoo said. "It's not good bye, it's I'll see you later."
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Sacramento's Track 7 Brewing Company announced its closures effective Saturday
( — The popular Sacramento's Track 7 Brewing Company announced on its social media that it will be permanently closing its doors on Saturday. The brewing place has two locations in Sacramento. One in Natomas and one in Curtis Park. The company has not released an official statement as to why the company is closing abruptly. As of Saturday, the Track 7 Website said, 'This site is currently private.' On Instagram, the company said, 'After 13 years, we have made the decision to close our brewery and taprooms in Curtis Park and Natomas effective today, Saturday, May 31, 2025. We sincerely thank you for your years of patronage.' The comment section on that post on Instagram has been turned off, and in its bio, it said 'permanently closed.' Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
CBS News
6 days ago
- Business
- CBS News
Sacramento's Track 7 brewery suddenly closes after 13 years
SACRAMENTO – Sacramento's Track 7 Brewing Company announced that it has suddenly closed after more than a decade. "After 13 years we have made the decision to close our brewery and taprooms in Curtis Park and Natomas effective today, Saturday, May 31, 2025," the brewery said in an Instagram post. "We sincerely thank you for your years of patronage!" No reason was given for its closure. Some of Track 7's most popular beers include the Panic IPA and the Hazy Panic IPA. Just last month, Device Brewing also abruptly closed its three locations, with employees saying they received a notice about the closure just two days before.
Fox News
27-05-2025
- General
- Fox News
Pacers fan faces felony charges for allegedly stabbing 2 Knicks fans at brewery
The New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers rivalry has reached a new level with a fan being charged for allegedly stabbing two Knicks fans earlier this month. Jarrett Funke, a 24-year-old from Carmel, Indiana, has been charged with three felonies for his alleged actions at a local brewery during Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals: battery by means of a deadly weapon, battery resulting in serious bodily injury, and criminal recklessness committed with a deadly weapon, according to online records. Funke, according to Fox 59, allegedly got into an altercation, prompting a 911 call, but he had left the establishment. An employee of the brewery called police again, saying Funke had returned - the caller then said Funke stabbed someone in the back. Police found two individuals with stabbing wounds when they arrived on the scene - one who had been stabbed in the back, and another in the leg. One of the victims told police that he had "briefly displayed a black folding pocket knife to deter (Funke) but repocketed it, as he had no intention of using it." Funk allegedly knocked a Knicks hat off one of the victims and began cursing at him. Funke reportedly said he "retrieved his pocketknife from his hoodie and swung it around towards (one of the Knicks fans) back with his right hand" after one of the Knicks fans pushed him to the ground and "began punching him in the face." Funke claimed the Knicks fans started the ruckus, but court documents say multiple witnesses labeled Funke as the "primary aggressor." The Pacers won the game to lead 2-0 in the series, but New York stormed back from a 20-point deficit for the third time this playoffs to win their first game of the series on Sunday night. This is the ninth meeting between the Knicks and Pacers in the playoffs, with four coming throughout the 1990s. They also met in last year's Eastern Conference semifinals. Game 4 is Tuesday night in Indianapolis. Follow Fox News Digital's sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
