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Disgraced Former Sen. Menendez Barred From Holding Public Office In NJ
Former Sen. Robert Menendez, D-NJ, who is imprisoned on federal corruption charges, is barred from ever holding public office in New Jersey, the state announced Friday, Dec. 5.
New Jersey Superior Court Judge Robert Lougy permanently disqualified Menendez from holding office or any position of honor, trust, or profit in state or local government, Attorney General Matthew Platkin said.
If Menendez applies for public office or employment or takes any steps to campaign, run for, or be appointed or elected to public office, he will face a contempt-of-court charge, Platkin said.
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$27M Financing Secured For Massive Warehouse Along Route 287
A 147,620-square-foot warehouse in Central Jersey has secured $27.1 million in bridge financing.
The deal was announced Tuesday, Nov. 18, by according to JLL Capital Markets. JLL said it arranged the financing for Bridge Point Piscataway, a Class A warehouse at 10 Constitution Ave., in Piscataway.
JLL worked on behalf of the borrower, Bridge Industrial, and secured the loan through PPM America, Inc., the firm said.
The facility includes 36-foot clear ceiling heights, 41 dock-high doors, two drive-in doors, 118 car parking spaces, 57 trailer stalls, and 3,000 square feet of office spac…
$6M Mega-Estate With Its Own Golf Course Is Most Expensive Home Ever Sold In This NJ Town
A 23-acre luxury compound known as “Mattaccino” has officially become the most expensive home ever sold in one New Jersey town, closing this week for $6 million.
Located at 1980 Campbell Road in Wall Township, the 30,000-square-foot estate was represented by Sal Ventre of REAL Brokerage and sold after drawing national attention for its massive footprint and resort-style amenities.
"We coined it as a 'residential resort,' because that's truly what it is," Ventre said. "From a nightclub to arcades, four to five different bars, a massage spa, saunas, a theater, racquetball court, four-hole gol…
Husband-Wife Power Couple Just Unseated Incumbents In Small NJ Town
Gregory and Charlyn Martin are officially Carneys Point’s new power couple.
The husband-and-wife team defeated incumbents Wayne D. Pelura and Michelle M. Shaw in the Tuesday, Nov. 4 Carneys Point Township Committee election in Salem County.
Gregory Martin, a truck driver and longtime youth football coach, led with 1,269 votes (25.9%), followed closely by Charlyn Martin, a former Penns Grove councilwoman, with 1,247 votes (25.45%), election data shows. Pelura and Shaw trailed with 1,212 (24.74%) and 1,166 (23.8%) votes, respectively.
The Martins ran under the banner Citizens for Martin &…
