County First Assistant Prosecutor Albert Cernadas Jr. The man was

County First Assistant Prosecutor Albert Cernadas Jr. The man was found in front of 38 Watchung Ave., the Plainfield Family Health Center, and died shortly after being taken to a local hospital, the prosecutor said.
Detectives don t know what prompted the attack, he said. The boy was arrested after investigators with the Union County Homicide Taskforce determined what type of vehicle he was riding in, then Plainfield police officers spotted the car and took the teen into mitchell ondemand 5 custody, Cernadas said.
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East Brunswick loses bid to purchase back Golden Triangle for $22.5M

Posted: automotive scanners Monday, January 25, 2010, eight:06 PM Updated: Monday, January 25, 2010, eight:fourteen PM
EAST BRUNSWICK -- Efforts by East Brunswick leaders to purchase back again the Golden Triangle home have fallen flat.
The land 32 acres as soon as slated to accommodate condominiums, retail stores and business office room has become the subject of legitimate wrangling in between the township and also the current operator, a subsidiary of Toll Brothers Inc.
East Brunswick had bought the land to that firm Toll JM EB, LLC under a 2005 settlement predicted to spur the regional economic climate and provide the township hundreds of thousands in revenue. The company was generating structured mortgage loan payments to the land every yr, up right up until 2009, when both sides accused each other of violating the settlement.
The town just lately sent a suggestion to repurchase the land for $22.5 million the entire quantity Toll Brothers had paid towards the settlement employing bonded cash, according to the Catherine Tamasik, the municipal attorney.
The township mentioned here s your money back again, Tamasik explained these days.
But Toll Brothers never responded towards the offer you to repurchase the site, bordered by Path eighteen north, Tices Lane and also the Previous Bridge