Daniel Brooks

$81 Million to Refinance Jersey City’s High-End Residences

The greatest refinancing transaction for Jersey City’s most famous apartment building is now finished. Investors confidence in the city’s growing real estate market because One Grove, a high-end apartment complex at 215 Grove Street, secured a $81 million refinancing package. Cushman & Wakefield handled the five-year, interest-only financing for Sing Wang, the developer of TKK…

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New Jersey Fishing Regulations 2026–2030: 23 New Trout Waters, Bass Rules & Preseason Changes

Updated NJ Fishing Regulations Add 23 Trout Waters As New Jersey revamps its Fish Code, freshwater fishing may alter. From 2026 to 2030, the New Jersey DEP has proposed fishing regulation changes to boost trout stocking and change popular species quotas. These changes support statewide recreational fishing and long-term fish population and ecological balance conservation….

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Jay’lin Thomas

Jay’lin Thomas: Transgender Man from New Jersey Shares His Journey of Struggles, Survival, and Hope

Transgender man from New Jersey recounts his hardships and hope following suicide attempts Jay’lin Thomas learned at four years old that his inner identity didn’t match his physique, which many adults couldn’t understand. Bullying, rejection, loss, survival, fortitude, resilience, and rebirth followed for life. The 37-year-old Jersey City resident hopes his story will inspire others….

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Actor Jerry Adler

Jerry Adler, Sopranos Star and Broadway Veteran, Dies at 96

Actor Jerry Adler, from “The Sopranos,” died at 96 The Sopranos’ Herman “Hesh” Rabkin, Jerry Adler, died at 96. On August 23, his death was revealed, affecting Broadway, television, and cinema for decades. Entertainment legend Adler was known by millions. His acting and behind-the-scenes skills helped him succeed beyond the gangster thriller. Former Broadway stage…

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seton hall university

Seton Hall Student’s COVID Isolation Death Leaves Parents Without Legal Recourse

A painful legal battle against Seton Hall University was lost by the family of a student who died alone during COVID-19 isolation. Kristen McCartney’s parents sued after her untimely death in a dormitory isolation room became one of the most devastating epidemic stories on college campuses. A federal judge dismissed the complaint. Kristen, a young…

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Greg Schiano’s Rutgers Football Surge: Record Ticket Sales & Rising Fan Support in 2025

Greg Schiano’s Rutgers Football Boom Draws Record Fan Support The 2025 Rutgers football season begins with more than just momentum. The Scarlet Knights’ fan base is similarly energized, as season ticket sales are at a 10-year high. With kickoff against Ohio just days away, Rutgers officials confirmed 24,275 season ticket packages distributed. 22,408 were bought…

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Hurricane Erin Destroys Jersey Shore’s Historic Sea King Mast at Barnegat Light

Hurricane Erin Destroys Jersey Shore’s Sea King Landmark The shipwrecked trawler Sea King’s final marker, a steel mast, stood out near Barnegat Light on Long Beach Island for decades. Hurricane Erin destroyed that mute relic of New Jersey’s marine past. The storm’s tremendous surf tore the mast from the sand earlier this week, destroying one…

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