Author: Leslie Scotland-Stewart

Albany, NY (WRGB) — The Delightful Run for Women, supported by Sara Lee Delightful Bread, has recently revealed its list of nonprofit award recipients, distributing a total of $12,000 among local organizations. This announcement was made during a press conference at the Capital District YMCA in Guilderland. Beneficiaries of the Award This year’s recipients include: Girls on the Run Capital Region United Way of the Greater Capital Region Russell Sage College Foundation Capital District YMCA Mission and Impact of the Event Kristen Hislop, Event Director for the Delightful Run for Women, emphasized the event’s broader mission. She stated, “The Delightful…

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Hampshire Triumphs over Somerset in One-Day Cup Showdown In an exhilarating Metro Bank Women’s One-Day Cup match at the Cooper Associates Ground in Taunton, Hampshire secured a 31-run victory over Somerset, utilizing the Duckworth/Lewis/Stern Method. The Australian all-rounder Charli Knott played a pivotal role, both with the bat and ball, helping propel Hampshire to the win. Match Overview Key performances allowed Hampshire to post a total of 213 runs in 50 overs, with Knott leading the charge, scoring 64 runs from 102 balls. She partnered effectively with fellow batsmen, forming valuable partnerships of 46, 40, and 42 runs with Maia…

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Share The 2025 NCAA Division III Softball Championship has officially unveiled its 64-team lineup during an eagerly anticipated selection show broadcast on May 12, accessible via NCAA.com. This tournament categorizes teams into two distinct selection pools: automatic qualifiers, which emerge from conference tournament victories, and at-large berths. Competition kicks off with the regional rounds beginning on Thursday, May 15, leading up to the championship finals, which will take place at Inspiration Field in Bloomington, Illinois, concluding on Wednesday, June 4. Bracket Overview for the 2025 NCAA DIII Softball Tournament ➡️ For an interactive view of the championship bracket, click or…

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Syracuse University Women’s Club Ice Hockey Team: A Remarkable Journey to National Champions The Syracuse University women’s club ice hockey team has undergone a transformative journey that has captivated both fans and players alike. In just a few short years, the team has grown from a small, casual group to a formidable force in women’s club hockey, culminating in an impressive undefeated season and a championship title. Growth from Humble Beginnings Amanda Wheeler, co-president of the women’s ice hockey team and a senior at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, recalls the initial struggles faced when she joined the…

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The troubling case of Pamela Ling, a Malaysian mother of three who vanished last month, highlights significant lapses in state measures aimed at protecting women. Ling was allegedly abducted while being driven to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) headquarters to assist in a corruption investigation involving her estranged husband, businessman Thomas Hah. Incident Overview On April 9, during a routine trip, Ling found herself in a harrowing situation when she was kidnapped by individuals impersonating police officers. The incident occurred in broad daylight, prompting public outrage and concerns about safety and accountability. Public Reaction and Police Response The abduction has…

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Date: May 13, 2025 Celebrating Women Leadership: Insights from the Women Mentoring Women Conference The Center for Anglican Communion Studies recently concluded the Women Mentoring Women Conference, held from February 24 to 28. This impactful event was supported by Trinity Wall Street and gathered a diverse array of lay and ordained women leaders from various regions of the Anglican Communion, encompassing representatives from Central, East, and Southern Africa, South and East Asia, Oceania, the Middle East, the Caribbean, as well as North and South America, and Europe. The conference served as a global platform to highlight the leadership, resilience, and…

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West Texas A&M Athlete Receives Prestigious NCAA ELITE 90 Award BOULDER CITY, Nev. – West Texas A&M University is proud to announce that Antonella Periotti Omisolo, a standout in women’s golf, has been awarded the NCAA ELITE 90 honor for the upcoming 2025 NCAA Division II Women’s Golf Championship. This accolade recognizes not only her athletic achievements but also her commitment to academic excellence. Academic Excellence Recognized With a perfect 4.00 GPA, Periotti Omisolo is majoring in Computer Information Systems and Business Analytics. The ELITE 90 award is bestowed upon the student-athlete who has the highest cumulative GPA among peers…

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Emergency Rescue on the Fox River On Sunday evening, Geneva firefighters, along with local police officers, successfully rescued two women who had fallen from their kayaks into the Fox River. The incident occurred around 10:43 p.m., prompting immediate action from emergency services. Incident Report The Geneva Fire Department received a call regarding a potential river rescue, after witnesses reported hearing screams coming from the area near Bennett Street. The women had capsized near the 800 block of North Bennett Street. Rescue Operations To ensure a prompt response, both the fire department and police were dispatched to the scene. Two officers…

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(WCIV) — In honor of National Women’s Health Week, the South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is emphasizing the importance of both mental and physical well-being for women. This recognition takes place annually from Mother’s Day to May 18, celebrating women’s strength, health, and the empowerment to prioritize their health journeys. Dr. Brannon Traxler, the DPH’s Deputy Director for Health Promotion and Services and Chief Medical Officer, highlights the tendency for women to neglect their health. “All too often, women put their health on the backburner,” she stated. Dr. Traxler urges women and girls in South Carolina to prioritize…

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On the eve of International Women’s Day, the Beebe Medical Foundation organized its annual Women in Philanthropy Luncheon, welcoming over 100 women from Sussex County to honor the vital role of female philanthropy in the community. The gathering took place at The Clubhouse at Baywood and featured a roster of inspiring speakers who shared personal stories and challenges. The focal point was the “Beebe Goes Purple” initiative, which promotes recovery from addiction and substance use disorders in Sussex County. Launching the event, Kay Young, Executive Director of Development at Beebe Medical Foundation, expressed appreciation for the influence women hold in…

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