The Pinstripes bowling alley and restaurant space at Westfield Topanga has closed permanently as the parent company filed bankruptcy. Pinstripes Holdings, Inc. filed for Chapter 11 on September 9, and closed 10 of its 18 locations. The closing leaves a huge hole at the shopping center, as the 28,550-square-foot space featured 12 bowling lanes, four bocce courts, a full-service bistro and event spaces for up to 1,200 guests, plus an outdoor terrace and patio.
This week Rotary Club of Woodland Hills received a $9,900 donation from Pamela Porter in memory of her father, Clyde Porter. She presented the check on… Read More »Rotary Gets Donation in Memory of Clyde Porter
Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg has joined Hamakom in West Hills as its new Senior Rabbi, succeeding longtime spiri-tual leaders Rabbi Richard Camras and Rabbi Stewart Vogel.… Read More »New Rabbi Joins Hamakom
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