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Package Thief Busted In Flanders: Mount Olive Police Package Thief Busted In Flanders: Mount Olive Police
Edward Florensonzalez Arrested For Stealing Packages A 50-year-old Prospect Park man was arrested and charged with stealing packages from an apartment complex in Flanders, authorities announced Friday, April 10. At 2:10 p.m. on Friday, March 20, officers responded to Overlook at Flanders for the report of a theft of a package from the common area of an apartment building, Mount Olive police said. An investigation determined that other thefts have occurred in the apartment complex with suspects fitting the same description, police said.  The suspect was identified as Edward Florensonzalez and he turned himself in on Sunday…

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by Sam Barron
Real Estate
275 Apartments, Dog Park, Courtyards Proposed For Office Site In Wayne 275 Apartments, Dog Park, Courtyards Proposed For Office Site In Wayne
275 Apartments, Dog Park, Courtyards Proposed For Office Site In Wayne The Wayne Township Planning Board is expected to hear the application for a 275-unit apartment complex proposed for the site of an existing office park along Valley Road, according to township planning documents. The agenda from the Planning Board's Monday, Jan. 12 meeting lists an application seeking preliminary and final site plan approval and bulk variances from AvalonBay to demolish the existing office building and associated parking areas at 1655 Valley Road and construct a multi-family residential development. The proposal calls for four residential buildings, 275 total dwelling units…

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by Cecilia Levine
Police & Fire
3-Alarm Morris County Apartment Fire Displaces 6 Families: Officials 3-Alarm Morris County Apartment Fire Displaces 6 Families: Officials
3-Alarm Morris County Apartment Fire Displaces 6 Families: Officials A three-alarm fire tore through a Morris County apartment complex overnight, displacing nearly a dozen residents and triggering a massive emergency response, officials said. The Randolph Township Fire Department (RTFD) responded to reports of a fire at the Randolph Village apartment complex around 12 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 15, discovering flames engulfing a large portion of the building’s left side, township officials said. At least 12 apartments were impacted, leaving residents in need of shelter. The American Red Cross is assisting those displaced by the fire, while the Randolph Communi…

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by Cecilia Levine