The founder of Flemington Car and Truck Country, and the Somerset Patriots minor league baseball team, was also an Oscar-nominated documentary film producer and a 2020 inductee into the New Jersey Hall of Fame.

The move follows decisions made in March and April by Rutgers University and Fairleigh Dickinson University, respectively, and a similar requirement for patrons hoping to gain access to performances at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark.

Jessica Breslow will assume leadership for day-to-day operations for the family-owned multi-unit, multi-concept group with 27 restaurants throughout the New Jersey and Pennsylvania areas.

Strategic Funding Alternatives purchased the nearly 110,000-square-foot West Windsor asset that served as the corporate headquarters of Princeton Insurance Co. from the 1980s until recently.

The newest attraction at the megamall, created in partnership with street painter and author Tracy Lee Stum, is sure to TiLT your point of view, allowing visitors to step inside a magical space and become part of the art.

Plans include remodeled room towers, new restaurants and amenities, and a focus on revitalizing the company’s flagship casino-hotel, Caesars Atlantic City, on the world-famous Atlantic City Boardwalk.

“We also owe people our best guess as to what it’s going to look like for graduations, summer, beaches,” the governor said during an April 21 COVID-19 press briefing.

NJ Emerge has a yearly budget of $1.1 billion and is run by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority, which is in the rulemaking process and hopes to approve the first awards in May under an interim set of guidelines.

Since 2020, over 9.87 million PPP loans have been doled out to small businesses nationwide to help ease the economic challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The goals laid out in a letter to the president follow a suite of similar efforts by New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts and Connecticut to phase in zero-emissions vehicles.

Diana Manning, who is based at the firm's headquarters in Florham Park, succeeds Frank Cuccio who served in the role since 2018.

The project is part of the Camden-based utility's multimillion-dollar initiative to accelerate the renewal of water infrastructure that has reached the end of its useful life in more than 100 communities across the state.