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PGIM details $64 million acquisition loan to Longpoint for Totowa industrial portfolio
The Totowa Commerce Center portfolio includes more than a dozen buildings across Commerce Way, Center Court and Riverview Drive in Totowa. — Courtesy: PGIM Real Estate. Longpoint Partners LP has secured nearly $64 million in financing for its purchase of more than 448,000 square feet of shallow-bay industrial space in Totowa.
Lancer HCHY Seeks New Members to Help Expand Support of Livingston Community in Second Year
LIVINGSTON, NJ — After hosting a series of highly successful fundraising events in their first year to benefit Livingston Neighbors Helping Neighbors (LNHN), members of Lancer HCHY — the student arm of Livingston’s Healthy Community, Health Youth (HCHY) initiative — are seeking new members to join their organization. Lancer HCHY will be hosting a booth at Tuesday’s Clubs and Activities Fair for incoming freshmen at Livingston High School (LHS) in hopes of expanding its membership, which is currently made up primarily of athletes and sports enthusiasts who recently paired their passions for physical activity and community service...
YMCA Introduces Exciting New Fitness Classes This Fall
HANOVER—The Greater Morristown YMCA is gearing up to offer an array of exciting new fitness classes this fall, providing residents with a fresh opportunity to enhance their health and well-being. Starting in early September, these classes will cater to various fitness levels and interests, ensuring something for everyone. Kicking...
Leonhard Leads Knights in Lightning Delay Win Over Fairfield
TEANECK, N.J. - The FDU Knights improve their record to 2-0 with a 4-3 victory over Fairfield. Tonight's game had two major topics: Kevin Leonhard and the unfortunate lightning. Leonhard contributed two goals and one assist in the win over the Stags, while the lightning caused for a mid-game pause moments away from halftime.
Nutley's Lincoln School Gets "New" Auditorium, New Principal
NUTLEY, NJ - During the Aug.26 open public meeting of the Nutley Board of Education, it was announced that there are some new things happening at Lincoln School ahead of the first day of classes next week. It was announced that repairs to the auditorium were completed this summer. TAPinto Nutley was on the scene on Columbus Day 2023 when a contractor started a fire on the roof of the auditorium. Classes were canceled for several days following the fire to allow for smoke remediation. To avoid disruption to classes, the construction work to repair the roof...
Montclair Firefighters Rescue Person Who Fell From Cliff at Mills Reservation
The Montclair Fire Department rescued a person who fell from a cliff in the Mills Reservation on Saturday. The individual had been walking in Mills Reservation when they fell 20 feet from the cliff and landed on a rocky ledge. At approximately 8:30 pm on Saturday, fire units responded to...
State Monitor Overrides Nutley Board of Education Vote
NUTLEY, NJ - The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) monitor Jeanette Makus overrode a vote made by the Nutley Board of Education in what she described as being in the best interest of the students. The issue in question was a payment of $27,957.71 for unused vacation time for an employee of the district. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER When it came time for the BOE to vote on item J, Salvatore Ferraro and Joseph Battaglia abstained from voting. The other members of the BOE voted no. Item J reads: J. APPROVAL OF UNUSED VACATION DAYS BE IT RESOLVED that the Nutley Board of Education approves the payment of unused vacation days to Employee ID # 4205 in the amount of $27,957.71, as per contract. After the vote, Makus spoke and explained that she would override the BOE vote, citing the legal expenses associated with denying the payment. As state monitor, Makus has the ability to override all decisions in the best interest of the students, district, and ultimately the taxpayers. TAPinto Nutey education reporter Alley Shubert will have more details about the August 26 Nutley BOE meeting later in the week. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Paterson Mayor Sayegh drops out of race for late Rep. Pascrell's seat
PATERSON, N.J. -- Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh has abruptly ended his bid to fill the 9th Congressional District seat of the late Bill Pascrell Jr., who died last week at the age of 87 after a month-long illness. New Jersey Democrats are facing a crucial Thursday deadline to pick a successor to replace Pascrell on the ballot.Political sources had told CBS News New York's Christine Sloan that Sayegh, who has been Paterson's mayor since 2018, was on a list of possible replacements that also included state Assemblywoman Shavonda Sumter, who was close to Pascrell, state Sen. Nellie Pou, and Bergen...
Hoboken changes time for Thursday’s gym dedication for the late Damon Murray
The City of Hoboken has changed the time for Thursday’s gym dedication for the late Damon Murray, with the ceremony now being held at 5 p.m. instead of 2 p.m. During the ceremony, new exterior signage officially naming the gymnasium at 605 Jackson St., the “Damon Murray Community Gym,” will be unveiled, the city said today in a Nixle alert.
The O’Toole Chronicles: The Prizefighter from Paterson
I never thought I would have to write about the passing of Bill Pascrell, I thought he’d live forever. We all did. The death of Congressman Pascrell is a profound loss, not just for those who knew him personally, but for the entire nation. Pascrell was more than just a politician; he was a force of nature, a beacon of energy, and a tireless advocate for his constituents. For those of us who had the privilege of serving alongside him, his presence was larger than life, and the void he leaves behind is equally immense.
SJP inks 111,000 sq. ft. lease in Hoboken for Unilever’s new U.S. headquarters
Waterfront Corporate Center on River Street in Hoboken — Courtesy: SJP Properties. SJP Properties has signed a new 111,000-square-foot lease with Unilever that will bring the consumer goods giant’s U.S. headquarters to the Hoboken waterfront. According to the real estate firm, Unilever will occupy three full floors at...
18-year-old killed by boat propeller near Harvey Cedars, New Jersey
HARVEY CEDARS, N.J. (CBS) -- A young woman died over the weekend after she was hit by a boat propeller off of Long Beach Island, New Jersey State Police said Monday.According to the department, 18-year-old Zeina Mahafzah, of Wayne, New Jersey, was on a raft being pulled by a boat on Sunday, Aug. 25 when she was hit by the propeller as she tried to get back on the vessel.NJ State Police said she suffered "fatal injuries" as a result of the impact, which happened just off Sunset Park in the Harvey Cedars Borough.On Monday, the Harvey Cedars Police Department said on Facebook they were working with New Jersey State Police on the investigation, and asked people to "keep the family and community in your thoughts and prayers."The fatal incident remains under investigation, according to NJ State Police.
Congressman Intervenes, Electric Bills Skyrocket In South Jersey
This has been the summer of surprises for many residents who live in South Jersey. Throughout the summer, people have been shocked by the increase in their electric bills. In some cases, people have seen an increase of double, triple, and even quadruple the amount they paid just a year ago.
Help us support families of fallen Police Officers
For the past 10 years, we've been honoring local police officers weekly on #BlueFriday. My friends at VCS Software have been stepping up for years to sponsor the show and support law enforcement. On Tuesday, September 3, join me and the team at VCS to honor the officers who made...
New Jersey woman struck by boat propeller dies
A New Jersey woman who was trying to get onto a boat from a raft was killed when she was hit by the boat’s propeller. New Jersey State Police said it happened at Sunset Park in Harvey Cedars on Long Beach Island. The victim was 18 years old and Police say an investigation is underway.
Facing natural disasters, more lawmakers look to make oil companies pay for the damage
Vermont is the first state trying a new approach to climate policy: charging fossil fuel companies money to cover the damages caused by natural disasters worsened by climate change. Other states could be close behind. New York lawmakers passed their own measure in June, though it’s unclear if Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul will sign the […]
Ho-Ho-Hold On New Jersey, It’s Way To Early For Christmas Decorations
Slowly but surely summer is getting ready to come to a close at the Jersey Shore. It's a time of year that, in my opinion, comes with mixed emotions. Gone are the days of what felt like endless sunshine and long days spent hanging on the beach, and hanging out on the Barnegat Bay.
First Bank To Expand in New Jersey and Pennsylvania
First Bank will open new branches in New Jersey and Pennsylvania this fall, aiming to offer better convenience and service. First Bank plans to open new branches in New Jersey and Pennsylvania this fall, with a focus on providing enhanced convenience and exceptional service to retirees, families, small businesses, and entrepreneurs.
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