78 per cent
Overall rating A new launch with a gorgeous, modern architecture in D15. Amber Park's modern design certainly draws attention to itself. Its 600m rooftop jogging track is also advantageous for those who want amazing views, but aren't willing to pay for it. However, it does lack a tennis court in an area where developments of this size has.
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After 35 years running the Highlawn Pavilion, the elegant restaurant and bar at the pinnacle of Eagle Rock Reservation in West Orange, the Knowles family is turning the property over to the Frungillo family, another local dining dynasty, according to company vice president Kurt Knowles Sr.
Knowles said the headaches and expense of trying to keep a restaurant viable during COVID was the impetus for selling the company to Anthony Frungillo and his wife Jennifer of Caldwell. What COVID has done to the restaurant industry is tough, he said. The Knowles family will focus on the catering business at its other iconic locations in West Orange, The Manor and adjoining Marriott Residence Inn, and the Pleasantdale Chateau.
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1. Fruit Bus Stops - Wait for the Bus at Japan s Cutest Bus Stops
In Nagasaki s Konagai Town and the surrounding area are sixteen lovely bus stops shaped like fruit, imitating strawberries, melons, mandarin oranges, tomatoes, and watermelons. They were originally built by Konagai locals in 1990 for the Nagasaki Travel Expo and remained as a local landmark after the event, contributing to the fairy-tale scenery and vintage look of this seaside town. The fruit bus stops offer unique photo opportunities, especially when they are teamed up with the charming shores and flower fields in this part of Nagasaki Prefecture!
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