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Choi has 1-shot lead after 1st round of LPGA's Scottish Open

Choi has 1-shot lead after 1st round of LPGA's Scottish Open

AYRSHIRE, Scotland (AP) — LPGA Tour rookie Hye-Jin Choi shot an 8-under 64 Thursday to take a one-shot lead at the Scottish Open on a day of low scoring on the Dundonald Links course.
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Ayaka Furue wins Women's Scottish Open for first LPGA win

Ayaka Furue wins Women's Scottish Open for first LPGA win

IRVINE, Scotland (AP) — Ayaka Furue of Japan ran off six straight birdies in the middle of her round and rallied from a four-shot deficit with a 10-under 62 to win the Women's Scottish Open on Sunday for her first LPGA Tour title.
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THEN AND NOW: Former Stevenson house on Collier St.

THEN AND NOW: Former Stevenson house on Collier St.

This charming home, at first glance, has the appearance of duplex, given its symmetrical design
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THEN AND NOW: The bands played on (8 photos)

THEN AND NOW: The bands played on (8 photos)

Barrie boasted numerous musical groups, including the Central Collegiate Band, Fig Leaf Jazz Band, and Central Dance Band
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Dan Maloney's funeral brings out family, friends and former NHLers

Dan Maloney's funeral brings out family, friends and former NHLers

In attendance at Monday's funeral mass were Hockey Hall of Famers Darryl Sittler and Barrie Colts head coach Dale Hawerchuk, as well as former Leafs Pat Boutette, Al Iafrate, Jim McKenney and Bob Nevin
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THEN & NOW: 113 Collier Street

THEN & NOW: 113 Collier Street

Several prominent Barrie people have lived in the home, including Mayor F.E.P Pepler from 1888 until the early 1900s
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The sometimes terrifying voyages of Miss Ethel Elgood in war's early hours and days

The sometimes terrifying voyages of Miss Ethel Elgood in war's early hours and days

Barrie school principal was aboard the ship as it was torpedoed in the first hours of the Second World War
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THEN AND NOW: Nelson Square named after naval hero

THEN AND NOW: Nelson Square named after naval hero

In the early 1880s, the Outrams were living in the little house at 11 Nelson Sq. E.
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Nick Taylor's life has surreal moments since RBC Canadian Open win

Nick Taylor's life has surreal moments since RBC Canadian Open win

TORONTO — Nick Taylor was exhausted after his four-hole sudden death playoff where he edged out England's Tommy Fleetwood to win the RBC Canadian Open.
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Mayor confident long-vacant Five Points site will still be developed

Mayor confident long-vacant Five Points site will still be developed

'I’m sure someone will take over the site given the enormous strength of the real estate market in Barrie,' says Lehman
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