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NBC Sports
15 hours ago
- Automotive
- NBC Sports
Atlanta Cup starting lineup: Joey Logano wins pole as Fords dominate qualifying
HAMPTON, Ga. — Joey Logano will start on the pole for Saturday night's Cup race at EchoPark Speedway, as Fords took the top eight spots in the 40-car field. He claimed the top starting spot with a lap of 178.960 mph. It is Logano's first pole of the season and 32nd of his Cup career. MORE: Cup starting lineup For the second Atlanta race in a row, Team Penske and its affiliate, Wood Brothers Racing, grabbed the top four starting positions. Dustin Long, Josh Berry, who drives for the Wood Brothers, will start next to Logano on the front row. Berry posted the same lap time as Logano but Logano got the pole because ties are broken by car owner points. Logano's car ranks higher than Berry's car in the owner standings. Team Penske's Ryan Blaney will start third after a lap of 178.937 mph, and teammate Austin Cindric qualified fourth with a lap of 178.626 mph. Ryan Preece, who drives for RFK Racing, qualified fifth at 178.092. He was followed by teammate Brad Keselowski (177.960 mph), Cole Custer (177.949) and Zane Smith (177.920). Alex Bowman (177.675) will start ninth as the top Chevrolet in qualifying. Pocono winner Chase Briscoe qualified 10th with a lap of 177.635 mph and is the top Toyota. The green flag for Saturday's race is scheduled to wave at 7:19 p.m. ET on TNT and TruTV
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Springfield brewery, cannabis store team up to offer downtown concert
SPRINGFIELD — Owners of a local brewery and a cannabis store are teaming up to bring more outdoor concerts to downtown and to help promote local businesses at the same time. White Lion Brewery and 6 Bricks are hosting Flower Fridays starting with DJ Onyx from 5-8 p.m., Friday in Tower Square Park located on Main Street across from the mall where the brewery is located. 'We are all about creating new experiences and new adventures in the city of Springfield,' said Ray Berry, owner and founder of White Lion Brewery. 'We hope small businesses will benefit.' Berry has already held pop-up beer gardens outside near his business and will do so for the event. There will also be some food served up with the music. While it is still illegal to consume cannabis in parks and other public places, 6 Bricks will have informational booths set up and take the opportunity to market their products and educate people about legal cannabis they sell, Berry said. 'Ray and I have businesses on Main Street Springfield. Our two respective family businesses work hard to bring folks to our downtown. We appreciate the efforts of the city of Springfield and business groups to do the same, but we believed we could do more, and we are,' said Payton Shubrick, owner of 6 Bricks. Other entities such as the Springfield Business Improvement District have held summer outdoor concerts in the past in downtown locations including Stearns Square and they have proven popular. So far, the two haven't scheduled a second event for Flower Fridays but hope to do so, Berry said. 'We want to see how it goes and we want to see if the public wants more,' he said. Read the original article on MassLive.
Sunday World
20-06-2025
- Sunday World
Man involved in theft of 12 e-scooters from Dublin business ‘ashamed of his actions'
Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard that the 12 e-scooters, worth €7,780, have never been recovered A man involved in the 'opportunistic' theft of 12 electric scooters from a Dublin business has been handed a suspended prison sentence. Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard that the 12 e-scooters, worth €7,780, have never been recovered. Patrick Berry (40) of Labre Park, Kylemore Road, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 pleaded guilty to theft on November 16, 2020 from a storage unit at a business park in Ballymount. An investigating garda gave evidence that a patrol car was flagged down by men outside a storage complex in Ballymount. The injured party told gardai he had an e-scooter sale and repair business and his storage unit had been broken into. He said that he was not sure the shutter had closed properly when he left the unit two days earlier. Stock image News in 90 Seconds - June 20th CCTV played to the court showed a white van stopping outside the storage unit. The shutter was slightly open. The van's driver – who has not been identified – got out and looked under the shutter. He then got back into the van and parked it closer to the storage unit. After the shutter was lifted, Berry and the driver placed 12 boxed e-scooters in to the van. The shutter was then lowered and the van left the area. Berry was identified from the CCTV. When his address was searched on November 24, 2020, the white van was parked outside and seized by gardai. He was arrested and nothing of evidential value was obtained when he was interviewed by gardai. A victim impact statement was handed to the court but not read aloud. Berry has 30 previous convictions including eight for theft. All of his previous convictions were at the District Court and Berry has had no new offences since 2021, the court heard. The investigating garda agreed with defence counsel that Berry has addiction issues, which he has taken steps to address. The garda also accepted that testimonials on behalf of Berry are positive. Defence counsel said €3,200 had been gathered by his client's parents and was available in court as a token of remorse. He said Berry was apologetic and deeply ashamed of his actions. His client was using cocaine and crack cocaine. Berry has taken steps to address his addiction and is engaging with relevant services. Clean urine analysis was provided to the court, along with testimonials and an offer of trial employment Family members were also in court to support Berry. Judge Orla Crowe noted that this incident took place during the Covid-19 pandemic, and that it appeared the business park was 'quiet' at the time. The judge said this was an 'opportunistic' theft, which took place 'very quickly'. Referring to the victim impact statement, the judge noted while €7,780 may in some circumstances be a small amount for a business, for the injured party's business at that time it was 'almost existential'. Judge Crowe said the theft 'almost caused the collapse' of what was then a new business. She noted this caused great stress to the injured party. The judge noted the business had endured and the court commended them for that. The judge said it showed 'how one offence can have larger consequences'. Judge Crowe said the impact on the injured party, Berry's previous convictions and the value of the goods were aggravating factors. Having considered the mitigation, the judge imposed a sentence of two years and six months. Judge Crowe said the court wished to 'give this man a chance' and suspended the sentence on strict conditions, including that Berry remain drug-free, for four years. The judge also directed that the €3,200 brought to court should be paid to the injured party's company.
Business Insider
20-06-2025
- Business
- Business Insider
Shopping Centres Australasia Property Group RE (SCPAF) Receives a Sell from Morgan Stanley
In a report released today, Lauren Berry from Morgan Stanley maintained a Sell rating on Shopping Centres Australasia Property Group RE (SCPAF – Research Report), with a price target of A$2.25. The company's shares closed last Thursday at $1.41. Confident Investing Starts Here: Easily unpack a company's performance with TipRanks' new KPI Data for smart investment decisions Receive undervalued, market resilient stocks right to your inbox with TipRanks' Smart Value Newsletter According to TipRanks, Berry is an analyst with an average return of -0.7% and a 41.11% success rate. Berry covers the Real Estate sector, focusing on stocks such as Mirvac Group, Shopping Centres Australasia Property Group RE, and Stockland. The word on The Street in general, suggests a Moderate Buy analyst consensus rating for Shopping Centres Australasia Property Group RE with a $1.61 average price target.
Time of India
19-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Kiss, marry or kill? Carlos Alcaraz, Emma Raducanu and more pick between Federer, Nadal and Djokovic
Carlos Alcaraz and Emma Raducanu Carlos Alcaraz and Emma Raducanu shared a lighthearted moment off the court at the Queen's Club in London during an interview with British comedian and impersonator Josh Berry. The pair, who will team up for the mixed doubles at this year's US Open in August, were put to the test by Berry while at the Queen's Club. The resulting video quickly gained popularity across social media. Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW! Berry showcased his impressive tennis impersonations, including spot-on impressions of Andy Murray and John McEnroe's iconic voices. Alcaraz couldn't help but laugh as he listened to Berry mimic fellow Spanish tennis star Rafael Nadal . The interview, crafted by Berry alongside the LTA and ATP Media teams, featured playful questions — including one challenging the players to choose who they would kiss, marry, or kill among the legendary trio of Roger Federer , Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic . Raducanu opted not to answer that particular question and appeared puzzled when asked the classic brain teaser: 'Which came first, the chicken or the egg?' Poll Who would you choose to Kiss, Marry, or Kill among Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic? Kiss Federer, Marry Nadal, Kill Djokovic Kiss Nadal, Marry Federer, Kill Djokovic Kiss Djokovic, Marry Nadal, Kill Federer Kiss Nadal, Marry Djokovic, Kill Federer On the Kiss-Marry-Kill question, Alcaraz chuckled and responded, 'I would kill Novak, (for) winning that Olympic final. I could marry Rafa Nadal.' The clip sparked quite a buzz on social media, and it was clear the players enjoyed the entertaining exchange with Berry. Other tennis stars featured in the comedian's quiz included Australian Open champion Madison Keys, the charismatic Frances Tiafoe, Bulgaria's Grigor Dimitrov, Daria Kasatkina, as well as British player Katie Boulter and her fiancé Alex De Minaur. Game On Season 1 kicks off with Sakshi Malik's inspiring story. Watch Episode 1 here
