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Locals petition to revoke approvals after leaked documents hint at a larger nightlife venue.
Owner Marley Dominguez says Este will operate strictly as a restaurant and downplays nightclub rumors.
The East Hampton Planning Board may require modifications to bind operations to restaurant use.
The project was approved last November as a 39-seat, two-story restaurant with rooftop access.
Leaked investor documents indicated plans for a larger venue, prompting community concern.
Locals formed a petition in May, arguing the approvals don’t match the proposed use and occupancy.
Dominguez claims the documents were leaked by a rival investor seeking to influence approval.
Town Planning Director Tina Vavilis LaGarenne said modifications may be needed to bind the project to restaurant use.
Dominguez emphasized two years of effort and defended his plan as neighbor-friendly.
The debate mirrors past clashes when Montauk venues faced local pushback over noise and use.

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Maria McManus defines her style around tailoring, neutrals, and sustainable fabrics in daily wardrobe choices.
She favors recycled cashmere, organic cotton, wool, and silk, using texture from lace or macramé to add nuance.
McManus splits time between Manhattan, Montauk, and Ireland to curate a practical, city-friendly wardrobe.
Her outerwear focus centers on trench coats, often with signature lining and functional details.
She prioritizes outfits that move from day to night, using silhouettes like pencil skirts and tunics.
McManus constructs weekly looks around fabrics such as Japanese corduroy and closed-loop Japanese sateen.
Accessories are used to elevate looks, with jewelry like Sherman Fields bracelets and vintage pieces.
The designer highlights the importance of fabric provenance and organic materials in her collections.
Summer-in-the-city looks rely on ease of movement with striped shirtdresses and drawstring trousers.
In showroom looks, she combines a classic button-down with a pencil skirt and scarf as finishing touches.
Vogue’s profile emphasizes McManus’s commitment to sustainable fabrics and long-lasting design.

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Popeyes and The Surf Lodge in Montauk launch a $150 chicken tender tower for the summer season.
The partnership is billed as a first-of-its-kind collaboration bringing Popeyes into The Surf Lodge’s premium hospitality experience.
The tower will be served with fries and a flight of Popeyes dipping sauces as part of an elevated dining moment.
The Surf Lodge plans exclusive menu drops and custom merchandise throughout the summer season.
The collaboration ties Popeyes to The Surf Lodge’s summer concert series and celebrity-focused culture.
Popeyes emphasized the collaboration brings its bold flavor to a high-profile destination.
The $150 tender tower previously drew social-media buzz as a cult-favorite item at The Surf Lodge.
Popeyes described the tower as a premium culinary experience designed for social moments.
The Surf Lodge is a famed Montauk venue known for its celebrity guests and live music.
Popeyes said the tower will help place the brand at the heart of the East Coast's premier music venue.

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