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Dover-Wharton, NJ
Police & Fire
Man Struck, Killed By Train In Dover: NJ Transit Man Struck, Killed By Train In Dover: NJ Transit
Man Struck, Killed By Train In Dover: NJ Transit A man was fatally struck by a train in Morris County on Thursday, April 16, authorities said. At 6:20 p.m., Morris & Essex Line train 858 struck the man between the Mt. Arlington and Dover stations, NJ Transit said. He was pronounced dead at the scene, NJ Transit said. There were no injuries reported to the one customer and the crew on board, NJ Transit said. New Jersey Transit police are leading the investigation. The victim has not been identified, police said.

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by Sam Barron
Montclair, NJ
Real Estate
This Luxury Montclair Building Just Got $15.4M Refinancing Loan This Luxury Montclair Building Just Got $15.4M Refinancing Loan
This Luxury Montclair Building Just Got $15.4M Refinancing Loan A newly built luxury apartment community in North Jersey has secured $15.4 million in refinancing, JLL Capital Markets announced. The property, known as The Clair, is a 40-unit Class A residential building located at 37 Orange Road in Montclair, within walking distance of the Bay Street and Walnut Street NJ Transit stations. JLL represented the borrower, Hampshire Real Estate Companies, in arranging a five-year, fixed-rate loan through National Life Group, officials said. Built in 2024, The Clair features studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments, including four affordable units. Ea…

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by Cecilia Levine
Jersey City, NJ
Real Estate
$255M Refinancing Secured For New 58-Story Journal Square High-Rise In Jersey City $255M Refinancing Secured For New 58-Story Journal Square High-Rise In Jersey City
$255M Refinancing Secured For New 58-Story Journal Square High-Rise In Jersey City A 58-story luxury high-rise in the heart of Jersey City’s Journal Square neighborhood has secured a $255 million refinancing deal, officials announced. JLL Capital Markets said it arranged the 12-year fixed-rate loan for Journal Squared III, the third and final tower in the Journal Squared project. The loan was secured on behalf of a joint venture between Kushner Real Estate Group (KRE) and National Real Estate Advisors, with funding provided by Pacific Life. Located at 595 Pavonia Ave., the new tower sits next to the Journal Square PATH station and connects riders to Manhattan and Newark. …

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by Cecilia Levine
White Plains, NY
News
Update: MTA Walks Back Decision To Stop Posting Service Alerts On Twitter Update: MTA Walks Back Decision To Stop Posting Service Alerts On Twitter
Update: MTA Walks Back Decision To Stop Posting Service Alerts On Twitter Although the MTA previously announced that it would stop posting service alert information on Twitter, the agency has reversed the decision after receiving reassurance that it would not have to pay to use the platform.  The MTA had announced in late April that it would stop using Twitter to post service alert information for New York commuters and instead use its own tools and alert systems.  Earlier Report - MTA To Stop Issuing Service Alerts On Twitter: Here's Where To Find Them Now However, MTA Acting Chief Customer Officer Shanifah Rieara announced on Thursday, May …

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by Ben Crnic
Hartford, CT
Business
Ford's Third Major Recall In Four Months Affects 700,000 Vehicles Ford's Third Major Recall In Four Months Affects 700,000 Vehicles
Ford's Third Major Recall In Four Months Affects 700,000 Vehicles Ford is recalling more than 700,000 vehicles due to faulty backup cameras. All of the recalled cars are in North America. This is the third time in four months that Ford has issued a major recall. In June, the car company recalled 2.5 million vehicles in the U.S. and Canada due to a door latch problem and brake fluid leak. In August, Ford recalled about 500,000 vehicles due to a potential rupture in the front brake. The most recent recall was issued because the backup camera in these vehicles can suddenly go dark. Vehicles that are being recalled include 2020 versions of: F-Series truc…

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by Kristin Palpini
Fairfield, CT
Politics
Video: CT Starts Lamont Era As Greenwich Multimillionaire Is Inaugurated Governor Video: CT Starts Lamont Era As Greenwich Multimillionaire Is Inaugurated Governor
Video: CT Starts Lamont Era As Greenwich Multimillionaire Is Inaugurated Governor Connecticut welcomed a familiar face into office on Wednesday as Greenwich multimillionaire Democrat Ned Lamont officially was sworn into office as the state’s new governor. The state's 89th governor delivered his "State of the State" on Wednesday afternoon after taking his Oath of Office, which was filled with optimism as he promised to “reinvent Connecticut" with job opportunities, improved technology, livelier cities and improved transit into Manhattan. "Connecticut, it’s time to return to our inventive and entrepreneurial roots,'' Lamont said. "Our future lies in doubling down on w…

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by Zak Failla