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Kings-Anchored Bedminster Shopping Center Sold To New Owner Kings-Anchored Bedminster Shopping Center Sold To New Owner Kings-Anchored Bedminster Shopping Center Sold To New Owner
Kings-Anchored Bedminster Shopping Center Sold To New Owner A fully leased Somerset County shopping center anchored by Kings Food Markets and CVS has been sold to a new owner. Asana Partners acquired The Hills Village Center, a 110,000-square-foot retail property at 550 Hills Drive in Bedminster, JLL Capital Markets announced Thursday, Oct. 1. JLL represented the seller, Lena Centers, a subsidiary of Longpoint Partners. The sale price was not disclosed. The shopping center sits near Hills Drive and Route 206 and includes Starbucks, PNC Bank, Peapack Gladstone Bank, restaurants and service businesses, according to JLL. Nearly 60,000 people live wit…
Woodbridge Officer Fractures Neck, Back After Being Struck While Helping Person On Route 35 Woodbridge Officer Fractures Neck, Back After Being Struck While Helping Person On Route 35 Woodbridge Officer Fractures Neck, Back After Being Struck While Helping Person On Route 35
Woodbridge Officer Fractures Neck, Back After Being Struck While Helping Person On Route 35 A Woodbridge police officer suffered a fractured neck and back when he was struck by a vehicle while trying to get a person out of the roadway, authorities said. The officer, a member of the Woodbridge PBA 38 Executive Board, was struck on Route 35 on Tuesday night, Sept. 29, the union said. The officer was attempting to get an individual who was in the roadway to safety when he was struck, according to the PBA. He suffered a fractured neck and back, a severe cut to his head, and several scrapes and road rash to his face and arms, the union said. The officer was rushed to Robert Wood …
Trump Flag Sparks Lawsuit Against NJ College Professor Trump Flag Sparks Lawsuit Against NJ College Professor Trump Flag Sparks Lawsuit Against NJ College Professor
Trump Flag Sparks Lawsuit Against NJ College Professor A Morris County man is suing Passaic County Community College, claiming a professor called him a “racist” and kicked him out of an online class after he refused to remove a Trump 2020 flag from the background of his Zoom video. Justin Caiazzo, of the Lake Hiawatha section of Parsippany, filed the lawsuit against PCCC, professor Gladys Harris and dean Peter Hynes in Superior Court in Morris County on Wednesday, Sept. 23, court records show. Caiazzo was taking Business Statistics remotely during the summer 2021 semester, according to the complaint. During a Zoom class in July 2021, a Tru…
WATCH: Bodycam Shows Teen Charge At Cops Before Being Shot Dead In Wappingers Falls WATCH: Bodycam Shows Teen Charge At Cops Before Being Shot Dead In Wappingers Falls WATCH: Bodycam Shows Teen Charge At Cops Before Being Shot Dead In Wappingers Falls
Watch: Bodycam Shows Teen Charge At Cops Before Being Shot Dead In Wappingers Falls Newly released body-camera footage shows the moments before officers fatally shot a minor who suddenly charged toward them after sitting on the ledge of a bridge last June in Dutchess County. The victim, previously identified by Daily Voice as Oscar Granados Colindres, died following the June 27 encounter with members of the New York State Police, Dutchess County Sheriff’s Office and Village of Wappingers Falls Police Department. New York Attorney General Letitia James released the footage Wednesday, Sept. 30, as her office continues investigating the shooting. ** WARNING: The videos c…
These 46 Montco Businesses Targeted In Countywide THC Crackdown: DA These 46 Montco Businesses Targeted In Countywide THC Crackdown: DA These 46 Montco Businesses Targeted In Countywide THC Crackdown: DA
These 46 Montco Businesses Targeted In Countywide THC Crackdown: DA Forty-six businesses across Montgomery County have been charged following a countywide investigation into the illegal sale of THC products, authorities said (scroll down for a complete list). The investigation targeted smoke shops, convenience stores and gas stations in 26 townships, Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin R. Steele announced Wednesday, Sept. 30. Montgomery County detectives made public purchases at the businesses and bought products labeled as containing THC, including gummies, beverages, vape cartridges and other consumable products, authorities said. Some products were…
Greek Restaurant Lefkes Destroyed By Fire Reopens By Takeover Of Fort Lee Hotspot Greek Restaurant Lefkes Destroyed By Fire Reopens By Takeover Of Fort Lee Hotspot Greek Restaurant Lefkes Destroyed By Fire Reopens By Takeover Of Fort Lee Hotspot
Greek Restaurant Lefkes Destroyed By Fire Reopens By Takeover Of Fort Lee Hotspot A popular Greek restaurant destroyed by fire in Bergen County is making its comeback by taking over another well-known dining hotspot. Lefkes at The Modern will celebrate its grand opening at the former Ventanas space, 200 Park Ave. in Fort Lee, on Friday, Oct. 9, the restaurant announced. The reopening comes four months after a fire tore through Lefkes Estiatorio on Sylvan Avenue in Englewood Cliffs before dawn Thursday, June 11. Owner Georgia Dumas is partnering with restaurateur Alexander Duran to bring Lefkes to the former Ventanas space, which has been reimagined with white accents, n…
SUV Plows Through Fence, Into Linden Home After Crash; Other Driver Flees: Police SUV Plows Through Fence, Into Linden Home After Crash; Other Driver Flees: Police SUV Plows Through Fence, Into Linden Home After Crash; Other Driver Flees: Police
SUV Plows Through Fence, Into Linden Home After Crash; Other Driver Flees: Police A two-vehicle crash sent an SUV through a home and into a fence, while one driver fled the scene Tuesday, Sept. 29 in Linden, police said. Police responded to East Linden Avenue and Carteret Street shortly after 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 29, for a serious crash, the department said. A 2007 Ford SUV was heading west on East Linden Avenue when it collided with a 2009 Honda sedan traveling south on Carteret Street, police said. The impact sent the Ford across a front lawn, through a fence and into a home on the 200 block of East Linden Avenue. The Ford driver suffered non-life-threatening in…
Toms River Parkway Shooting Breaks Open 4 Years Later: Prosecutor Toms River Parkway Shooting Breaks Open 4 Years Later: Prosecutor Toms River Parkway Shooting Breaks Open 4 Years Later: Prosecutor
Toms River Parkway Shooting Breaks Open 4 Years Later: Prosecutor A nearly five-year investigation into a Garden State Parkway shooting has led to attempted murder charges against a person who was a juvenile at the time, authorities said. The charges lodged Monday, Sept. 28, stem from a Jan. 12, 2022 shooting that began with an argument at the Exxon Mobil service station at Route 37 and Commonwealth Boulevard in Toms River, Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer said. After leaving the gas station, the victim headed south on the Garden State Parkway while being followed by a Dodge Charger, investigators said. The driver of the Charger fire…
NJ Rep Intentionally Got Pregnant Despite Facing 17 Years In Prison NJ Rep Intentionally Got Pregnant Despite Facing 17 Years In Prison NJ Rep Intentionally Got Pregnant Despite Facing 17 Years In Prison
NJ Rep Intentionally Got Pregnant Despite Facing 17 Years In Prison New Jersey Rep. LaMonica McIver isn't putting her life on hold. The Newark Democrat says she made the decision to get pregnant despite facing federal charges that could carry up to 17 years in prison if convicted. “People might find it crazy that even though I’m facing 17 years in prison, I made the decision to get pregnant," she said on X this week. "But, at the end of the day, this is something I couldn’t let be consumed by this administration. I refuse to let them take my joy or my future.” McIver's second child with husband Khalif Thomas comes as she continues fighting a three-count fe…
Insect Infestation At Glassboro School Prompts Emergency Pesticide Use Insect Infestation At Glassboro School Prompts Emergency Pesticide Use Insect Infestation At Glassboro School Prompts Emergency Pesticide Use
Insect Infestation At Glassboro School Prompts Emergency Pesticide Use An insect infestation prompted an emergency pesticide application at a South Jersey school, according to a notice issued to parents, guardians and staff. The pesticide was applied at Aura School, located at 900 Clems Run in Glassboro, on Thursday, Sept. 17, at 3:30 p.m., according to the emergency pesticide use notice.  WPVI reported that the infestation was caused by fleas. The district said it discovered an insect infestation in the school's media center, which qualified the problem as an emergency threatening the health or safety of a student or staff member. The district said…
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