Under the measure, nonprofit organizations that regularly host theatrical or musical productions could apply for a license permitting them to sell libations during shows in 50-plus seat venues.

Now known as Hudson, it operates more than 1,000 stores in airports, commuter hubs, landmarks and tourist destinations around the country, evolving over 30 years from a handful of LaGuardia Airport newsstands.

“Hallmark has experienced tremendous, sustained success at this location since opening here in 1991,” LMC Senior Leasing Representative Sidney Singer said. “The store’s expansion will make the shopping experience inviting for consumers while accommodating a larger assortment of merchandise.”

Scott Testa will be based in the firm's Iselin office.

“Before middle-class property taxpayers have to again take it on the chin, we should be asking our wealthiest residents to pay their fair share,” the governor said in a statement.

The College of New Jersey, New Jersey City University, Stockton and William Paterson were all downgraded due to changes in underlying credit characteristics, while Montclair State experienced the dip due to both credit and new criteria considerations.

Leah Puccio succeeds long time Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder Mitchell Daitz who will stay on as executive chairman and chairman of the board of directors.

Citizens Commercial Banking said it will provide financing for the project, which is set to bring more than 250 residential units and 37,000 square feet of retail and office space to the city.

According to a survey from the Hoboken Department of Transportation and Parking, one in four also wanted the initiative to to continue – but with improvements.

According to the company, the state-of-the-art space at 1959 Highway 34 was developed to better serve local clients.

“No matter where you are on the economic spectrum… you’ll find taxes are a challenge,” FDU School of Public and Global Affairs Director Peter Woodley told NJBIZ. “Whether you’re buying your first house in Elizabeth, or you’re buying a retirement house in Sussex County, you’re going to pay more in New Jersey than other places.”