Attorney Asks for Second Chance for New Club
Doylestown attorney Bill Bolla wants borough council to reconsider its denial of a liquor license transfer for the Standard Club.
A Doylestown attorney has asked borough council to reconsider its recent denial of a new liquor license for a club to replace the Moose Lodge. Bill Bolla has petitioned Doylestown Borough Council, asking it to reconsider a request to transfer a liquor license from Bristol Borough to Doylestown. Matthew Bender applied for the license transfer. He planned to use it to open a bar and restaurant in the Moose Lodge building at 127 E. State St. Bender is the son in law of the building's owners, Bob and Mary Ellen Walton. A hearing on Aug. 20 on the license transfer packed borough council chambers with people supporting Bender's application and neighbors of the Moose lodge opposed to it. The bar and restaurant would not be open to the general …
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Tom Albert
12:46 am on Saturday, September 8, 2012
Oh Moderoy, you are much too kind; but I would have to disagree--I think this is very much the Matthew Bender/ Bob Walton Show! I am just an enthusiastic audience member who is eagerly awaiting a response from our hosts during the Q & A segment of the show. All cleverness aside, I am excited regarding the potential for the Standard Club to support and assist the needy of Bucks County, … more ›