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A vacant property just south of Bluhawk on 167th Street in Overland Park could be developed with a mix of housing options and large-scale commercial uses. Price Brothers, the same developer behind the mixed-use Bluhawk project, wants to convert the site into a collection of single-family homes, higher-density apartments and a commercial district. The roughly 100-acre property in question sits on the southern side of 167th between U.S. Highway 69 and Antioch Road. 120+ homes, almost 350 apartments planned in all Called the 167th Development in city planning documents, the project from Price Brothers features different densities of residential development and some commercial space. Housing takes up the majority of the property, with about 56 acres earmarked for 122 small-lot single-family homes. Those will be located on the southern half of the development area and will be paired with a neighborhood clubhouse and pool. An aerial map of the 167th Development proposal in southern Overland Park, between Antioch Road and U.S. 69 Highway, just south of 167th Street.  » Read More

Sat, August 15, 2026 at 12:00 AM UTC Ambassadors Clubhouse New York on April 30, 2026Credit: Madison Voelkel/BFA.com/ShutterstockNEED TO KNOW The Ambassadors Clubhouse, an Indian restaurant in Midtown Manhattan, caught fire on Wednesday, Aug. 12 No injuries were reported as firefighters contained the blaze while the restaurant was closed A representative for JKS Restaurants confirmed the eatery will remain closed A New York City restaurant suffered a severe fire on Wednesday, Aug. 12. The Ambassadors Clubhouse, an Indian restaurant in Midtown Manhattan, caught fire at 10:39 a.m. while the eatery was closed. The fire remained on the building’s exterior and was contained by the New York Fire Department (FDNY) by 11:10 a.m., the FDNY confirmed in a statement to PEOPLE. No one was injured. The Ambassadors Clubhouse, operated by JKS Restaurants, will close temporarily until it is safe to reopen, a JKS Restaurants representative confirmed in a statement to PEOPLE.  » Read More

Skip to main content Walnut Creek, CA Rockridge, CA Piedmont, CA Pleasant Hill, CA Berkeley, CA Albany, CA Danville, CA Martinez, CA El Cerrito, CA Concord, CA California Top National News See All Communities LAMORINDA, CA — A developer wants to remove 20 trees, move more than 1,200 cubic yards of earth, and build a two-story home on a vacant Lafayette hillside, one of three notable projects heading before city planners Monday. The Lafayette Planning Commission will consider permits and a variance for a 1,993-square-foot, two-story single-family home at 1716 Reliez Valley Road.  » Read More

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One of San Francisco’s most exclusive clubs is facing bombshell allegations of harassment — including from a dishwasher who says he was mocked as a “hunchback” because of his spinal condition. Rene Panti, a kitchen worker since 2021 at The Battery, the elite invite-only club frequented by politicians and celebrities, claimed in his lawsuit that he had to suffer the cruel taunt because of his scoliosis and was even sexually attacked and ridiculed about his genitals. The Battery SF is an elite invite-only joint. Instagram/@thebatterysf “Your penis doesn’t work anymore,’’ a coworker once sneered at him — while a colleague pinched his nipples another time, according to the suit. Panti said in court documents that he was berated weekly for three years by coworkers, who spat discriminatory slurs at him while management did little about besides asking the staff to “stay professional.” The plaintiff, who has congenital scoliosis, which is curvature of the spine, said that in addition to being called a “hunchback,” he also was derided as “useless.” Xochi Birch (left) and Michael Birch founded The Battery,  » Read More

BRENTWOOD, Tenn. (WTVF) — Eight months after the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation confirmed a criminal investigation into Gasser Property Management, residents of Brentwood's Williams Grove subdivision are dealing with a crumbling historic clubhouse — and no money to fix it. The Williams Grove Subdivision is described by those who live there as beautiful and pristine, which is what makes the historic clubhouse stand out as an eyesore. "It's terrible, it's terrible," HOA President Kim Lopez said. Lopez says the problems began in 2020, when Gasser Property Management began ignoring basic maintenance and left bills unpaid. The clubhouse continued to deteriorate — and so did the neighborhood's finances. "Our account was negative when we discovered the money was gone," Lopez said. Lopez declined to say exactly how much money was lost while insurance claims are still pending. The TBI is also still investigating Gasser and its owner, Emery Gasser. Lopez says it could cost more than a million dollars to repair the original white frame farmhouse — money the HOA does not have.  » Read More

Overview: Tamara Johnson-Shealey’s provocatively named White People School asks white Americans to move beyond discomfort and examine what they know — and may need to unlearn — about Black history, systemic racism and reparations. The name is supposed to get your attention: White People School. Tamara Johnson-Shealey, the Black woman behind the provocative new initiative from the nonprofit organization Reparations Sunday, believes that dealing with the name of the project itself is a big lesson for the intended students. LEARN MORE: Finding Fellowship: How a Black Maryland Community Bridged Racial Divides “First, you have to get beyond the shock of the name, right?” Johnson-Shealey said. “That’s been the big kicker. Like, they’re like, ‘What? What is this?’ And I think once they get past that part of it, that’s when they’re open to wanting to know more.” Johnson-Shealey, a mediator and organizer of Reparations Sunday, is facilitating Acknowledge the Divide/White People School. It’s an initiative specifically designed for white people who want to examine what they understand — and may misunderstand — about Black Americans,  » Read More

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The North Portland Eagles sued the Grand Aerie over control of its debt-free clubhouse. ... Apps & Syndication. Mobile Apps · Syndication/RSS. Follow Us.  » Read More

The Seattle Mariners have a new pitcher on their 40-man roster, and they picked him up from a team they’re fighting in the AL West. Report: D-backs to DFA former Mariners closer Paul Sewald The M’s announced Monday afternoon they have claimed right-hander Nolan Kingham off of waivers from the Texas Rangers. Kingham, 29, will report to the Triple-A Tacoma Rainiers. His addition brings Seattle’s 40-man roster to 37 players. The Rangers (59-59) entered Monday holding the American League’s third wild card spot and sitting in second place in the AL West, 3 1/2 games ahead of the struggling Mariners (56-63). The 6-foot-4 Kingham made his MLB debut on Aug. 3, allowing a run on one hit and two walks while recording a strikeout in a single inning of work in a loss to the San Francisco Giants. The Rangers designated Kingham for assignment on Friday. In 2026, Kingham has appeared in 11 games for the Triple-A Round Rock Express, including 10 starts.  » Read More