Sun., Oct. 26 - A groundbreaking ceremony was recently held for The Shores Club, a multi-building, 13,000 square-foot recreational and social center to be located within the Potomac Shores community in eastern Prince William. A private club for community residents, the Club is planned to open in 2016.

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Courtesy Photo/SunCal Ground was broken recently to build a 13,000-square-foot clubhouse for the new Potomac Shores community.

A private club for community residents, the Club is planned to open in 2016.

Situated on the banks of the Potomac River, Potomac Shores is a 1,920-acre planned community being developed by SunCal, one of the largest real estate development companies in the U.S. that specializes in large-scale, mixed-use communities.

The Shores Club will feature a social barn with a spacious multi-purpose room; a covered outdoor dining patio; a living room/lounge; a professional boardroom for meetings; and a demonstration kitchen for culinary events.

The rec barn will offer a state-of-the-art gym with cardio equipment and weights; a movement studio and yoga garden; and member lockers, showers and changing rooms.

Residents visiting the Club will also find a family pool area with sundeck, cabanas, kids pool and spa; a poolside snack bar with restrooms; an eight-lane Junior Olympic competition pool with amphitheater-style viewing areas; and community gardens with a working greenhouse/ potting shed.

In Phase 1 of the community, 371 single-family homes will be built by NVR under the NV and Ryan Homes brand names.

To date, in just over a year, more than 154 homes have been sold with entry-level homes starting in the $450,000s.

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A schoolgirl was sexually assaulted by a man who tricked his way into her home by pretending to be a plumber.

The victim was alone with a school friend when the unknown man buzzed her flat claiming he had a package to deliver.

When the girl allowed him into the block of flats he changed his story and said he was a plumber who was there to fix a washing machine.

The girl became worried and rang 999, police said.

The man told the girl that he needed to use the toilet and he went upstairs.

The victim followed him and he then pushed her into a bedroom and sexually assaulted her.

After the assault he fled the flat in Bethnal Green, east London.

Detectives want speak to a man who was seen leaving the block around the time of the incident.

Questions: Police say this man was seen leaving the flats around the time of the incident

It is believed this man went to a nearby mini cab office, where he hired a taxi and was later dropped off at St Stephens Road in Bethnal Green.

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And then there were two. Another landscape-altering week of college football leaves Florida State and Mississippi State as the only remaining undefeated teams from Power Five conferences, with Ole Miss' loss to LSU serving to further muddy the Top 25 waters.

The Bulldogs, who had their own scare against Kentucky, and the idle Seminoles remain atop the latest Associated Press rankings. But LSU's upset opens the door for its SEC rivals, as No. 3 Alabama and No. 4 Auburn move into positions of power before the first College Football Playoff rankings are released. Oregon rounds out the Top Five, and the remainder of the Top 10 stayed the same only with reshuffled numbers next to their name.

Here is a look at how the AP Poll played out, along with the B/R Top 25:

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Ole Miss' drop to No. 7 can at least be partially attributed to poor late-game management. Down 10-7 with the ball at the LSU 25-yard line, Rebels coach Hugh Freeze made the decision to kick a 42-yard field goal too late to cause a delay of game penalty. After LSU called a timeout to ice kickerGary Wunderlich, Freeze made another curious decision, pulling his special teams unit off the field to run a final offensive play.

Bo Wallace forced a wounded duck into double coverage, and LSU safetyRonald Martinpicked the ball off to end the game. While no one will ever know whether Wunderlich would have made the field goal or even if Ole Miss would have won in overtime, it's a decision all involved regret.

"I thought we were plenty clear we were either going to take the flat throw or throw it out of bounds, and then try the field goal," Freeze told reporters. "He must have felt like he had a shot at the touchdown play there...I wish I could do that over, for sure."

LSU, which opened its conference slate with consecutive losses, has now won three straight heading into a Nov. 8 game against Alabama. The third-ranked Crimson Tide are also off next week, but it'll be interesting to see if the transitive property applies when they visit Tiger Stadium.

A majority of the other notable outcomes for Top 25 teams Saturday involved near-upsets. Ohio State needed two overtimes in Happy Valley to take down Penn State, as Joey Bosa sacked Christian Hackenberg on 4th-and-5 to give the Buckeyes their fifth straight win. The struggles against Penn State were a bit of a surprise after Ohio State scored 50-plus points in four consecutive games, but Urban Meyer's team is rounding into form at the right time.

Freshman J.T. Barrett, taking over after Braxton Miller's season-ending injury, has 27 total touchdowns and has quietly been among the nation's best quarterbacks. Barrett struggled at times against a game Nittany Lions secondary but scored twice on the ground in overtime to help seal the deal.

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A federal electric power agency plans to start clearing vegetation and re-grading an old maintenance road next to Tumamoc Hill as early as Monday, despite objection from Pima County officials.

County taxpayers bought part of the land in 2009 for conservation, largely because Tumamoc is the longtime site of environmental research and was considered an endangered historic place.

The new conflict between the county and the Western Area Power Administration stems from a one-mile stretch of road that cuts through the county-owned land west of Tumamoc Hill, just west of downtown Tucson.

The dirt road was originally cleared in 1950 for construction of a power line, but trees and other foliage have reclaimed the path.

We believe reconstruction of the access road at this time is unnecessary and will certainly be destructive of natural, cultural and historic resources on Tumamoc Hill, County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry wrote in a memo late Friday.

County documents suggest the right of way for the power agency was set more than 60 years ago.

The improvements near Tumamoc Hill are part of a larger project to replace 149 sets of power poles along an 80-mile transmission line that runs from Tucson to Cochise. Passable access roads are the first step before any maintenance on the poles begins.

But the county argues that another pending, larger power project called the Southline Transmission line, if approved, could render the Tumamoc road irrelevant.

Its a lot of work and theres not a guarantee if they abandon the line that they would restore the area, said Linda Mayro, director of the Pima County Office of Sustainability and Conservation.

Tumamoc, a popular hiking spot, is intended to be a wild place almost in the center of downtown, Mayro said. Wed like to see it continue.

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