The Olympic-sized pool has been closed since late June, when officials said a water line broke as workers were filling the pool at the start of outdoor swimming season. The pool is now planned to reopen Sunday, less than a month before the season ends on Sept. 7.

HOOK is returning to AEW after being away for several months. HOOK was seen in action on the April 9 episode of AEW Dynamite in Baltimore, where Claudio Castagnoli injured him with a steel chair. He made his return the following month to get revenge at AEW Double or Nothing.

In June, HOOK said he’d recovered from an April concussion and expected to be back on AEW programming soon. It took another couple months, but it looks like the wait is almost over for fans of the cold-hearted handsome devil. This teaser played on the Aug. 13 Dynamite.

After weeks of waiting, residents of Red Hook, Brooklyn, will finally get their pool back this Sunday. The Red Hook Pool, which has been closed all summer for major drainage repairs, will reopen, bringing relief to a community that endured dangerous heat waves without easy access to swimming.

The museum features playable machines as early as 1931’s “Whiffle,” which many consider to be the first true pinball machine. Nearby sits an 1880s wooden Bagatelle board, a pinball predecessor which used a pool cue rather than a plunger to manually shoot the ball.

AEW teased the return of HOOK last night on AEW Dynamite, but where do things stand between the two sides? Earlier this year, it was reported that HOOK’s contract with All Elite Wrestling was set to expire at some point this year and that he had hired Barry Bloom as his agent to negotiate his

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Hook signs a multi-year deal with AEW, just days after a mysterious vignette teased his return. What's next for the former FTW Champion?