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Adult club owner seeks $11M from Portage Borough, officials - Vimarsana News

Adult club owner seeks $11M from Portage Borough, officials

The owner of a Portage Borough adult entertainment club is suing the borough and 10 officials for $11 million.

Adult club owner files $11M lawsuit against Portage Borough, officials - Vimarsana News

Adult club owner files $11M lawsuit against Portage Borough, officials

The owner of a Portage Borough adult entertainment club is suing the borough and 10 officials for $11 million.

Pa. adult club owner files $11M lawsuit against borough, officials - Vimarsana News

Pa. adult club owner files $11M lawsuit against borough, officials

PORTAGE — The owner of a Portage Borough adult entertainment club is suing the borough and 10 officials for $11 million. Club owner Gary Vaughn is suing the borough of Portage, all five council members, Mayor Robert Fox, Borough Manager Robert Koban and two police officers, claiming a borough ordinance

Vaughn to sue Portage Borough | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Vaughn to sue Portage Borough | News, Sports, Jobs

The proprietor of a bottle club on Main Street in Portage Borough, named Bodies in Motion, said Wednesday he intends to file a federal lawsuit against officials who are violating his First Amendment right to free expression by enforcing ordinances that ban nude or exotic dancing. Gary Vaughn Jr., a Portage resident, said the Borough […]

Portage exotic dance venue has low-key opening - Vimarsana News

Portage exotic dance venue has low-key opening

Bodies in Motion Lounge officially opened at 7 p.m. Wednesday. During the first half-hour of operation, only a handful of people were seen entering the 629 Main St. business.