A local restaurant's lease is up for discussion. The owners have made a request, and it is currently being considered. Further information about this development can be found through local news outlets such as CBS12.
Details about the request and its potential outcome are available from these sources. The restaurant in question is a pier-side establishment in Lake Worth Beach. Its future is currently a topic of interest due to the lease extension request.
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