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NEWTOWN – The Planning and Zoning Commission last week approved an application to construct two athletic fields, a clubhouse and associated parking, landscaping, storm drainage and utility improvements at 90 Mt. Pleasant Rd. The Special Exception application, submitted by Civil 1, had met with resistance from neighboring residents, who had expressed concern about traffic and the potential impact on wells and storm water drainage in the area. An intervenor, Whippoorwill Hill, had presented opposing information at the commission’s December meeting. Last month, attorney John Knuff, representing the applicant, had reminded the commission that the intervenor could only address environmental concerns and must prove that the applicant’s proposal has an unreasonable likelihood of causing polltion before the Public Hearing was closed. Commissioners did not have too much to say before voting to approve the application. Chairman David Rosen said he felt the intervenor had not proven the case that there would be an adverse environmental impact. Barbara Manville said she felt the project could bring in business from attendees. Most agreed the use was not as intense as other uses might have been.  » Read More

Discover restaurants to love. Close Close Ambassadors Clubhouse opens on Feb. 11. Photo by Evan Sung, courtesy of Ambassadors Clubhouse New York The Rundown   New York By Devra Ferst, a Brooklyn-based food writer and cookbook author who has contributed to The New York Times, Bon Appétit, Eater, NPR, and other publications. Published: Feb. 10, 2026 Few of us will likely ever get to visit the glorious, forgotten party mansions of India, but the team behind London’s Gymkhana (JKS Restaurants) is giving us a glimpse of one at 31st and Broadway in New York. Ambassadors Clubhouse New York draws its inspiration from owners Jyotin, Karam, and Sunaina Sethi’s grandparents and their homes in Delhi and Punjab. Starting Feb. 11, guests will enter through large wooden doors to a double-decker space where the walls are covered in black anaglypta wallpaper, the floor is lined with paisley carpeting,  » Read More

The news: The Super Bowl is no longer a one-shot awareness event. It is a conduit to owned, measurable environments through second-screen activations. This year, TikTok and Uber Eats both turned their TV spots into entry points for deeper interaction. TikTok invited creators, athletes, and brand teams, including Doritos and Ulta Beauty, into a centralized in-real-life (IRL) hub for Super Bowl weekend. Inside the clubhouse, they filmed short-form videos, collaborated on trends and reacted to game moments in real time, per Adweek. The result: On Super Bowl Sunday and the following Monday, TikTok recorded a 13% YoY lift in Super Bowl–related engagement. Uber’s “Hungry for the Truth” ad, starring Matthew McConaughey and Bradley Cooper, directed viewers to the Uber app to “Build Your Own Super Bowl Commercial.” Users assembled one of 1,000-plus ad variations and unlocked various in-app incentives, including 50% off $15 orders, along with select ride and retail partner discounts. “You’ve got to fish where the fish are,” Chris Bellinger,  » Read More

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A development application has been lodged for the redevelopment of part of the East Coast Marina, located at 576 Royal Esplanade, Manly. Designed by Reid Campbell, the proposal will replace the existing marina buildings and car parking with upgraded facilities designed to support marina operations, visitors and maritime businesses within the Manly Boat Harbour. The proposal seeks to provide a new clubhouse, a Food and Drink Outlet, Shops, and Marine Industry uses. Development Details Total Gross Floor Area: 1,239sqm Maximum building height: 8.5m Built Form: Two-storey club, café and retail building Ground floor: club lounge, café and retail tenancies Upper floor: ancillary restaurant Proposed Uses (GFA): Club: 404sqm Food and drink outlet (café/restaurant): 214sqm Shops (five tenancies): 243sqm Marine industry workshops (five tenancies): 378sqm New Buildings / Features Lounge and club spaces Ancillary restaurant and café Retail tenancies Construction of a marine industry workshop building comprising: Five individual workshop tenancies New pedestrian walkways throughout the site Landscaping upgrades and hardstand reconstruction Finished floor levels set at 3.1m AHD (address 1% AEP Year 2100 flood planning levels) 263,280sqm site area in south-eastern portion of the lot Parking & Access: 118 on-site car parking spaces Includes 2 accessible parking bays Reduction from

The future of a planned restaurant within Penn Township’s Blackthorne Estates hinges on an upcoming zoning meeting, as new ownership faces a formal challenge from developers over the facility’s use. Blackthorne Investors is challenging the occupancy permit issued to The Club at Blackthorne, arguing against the operation of a restaurant within the housing community, according to township solicitor Michael Korns. The matter is slated for discussion at the township’s next zoning hearing board meeting, set for 7 p.m. Feb. 12 at the municipal building. New ownership, new plans The challenge comes as Anthony and Leah Cifelli, ages 40 and 43, take the reins of the 36,000-square-foot facility. The couple purchased the clubhouse in December from former owner Jeannine Schemm for $3.9 million, according to Westmoreland County property tax records. The Cifellis, who own the 10-year-old bar service company Ace Bartenders, have worked at the venue since it began hosting weddings in 2020. While they plan to continue hosting weddings and private events on the upper level,  » Read More