The Kessler Foundation announced the new facility, which will focus on improving the quality of life “for neurodiverse individuals who communicate, interact, behave and learn differently than neurotypical people,” particularly those transitioning to adulthood.
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Legislative leaders hear, and respond to, business community recommendations
The state Legislature's top-ranking lawmakers from both sides of the aisle took part in a panel discussion at day two of the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce's ReNEW Jersey Business Summit in Atlantic City in a conversation that was tinged with quite a bit of agreement and, yes, even bipartisanship.
Read More »Kislak arranges off-market sale of Hackensack’s The VUE for $36M
The buyer is based in New York. And according to Vice President Andrew Scheinerman and Senior Vice President Scott Davidovic, interest from such investors in the Garden State is cropping up more frequently.
Read More »Cross River partners with UK-based ‘superapp’
The union will open the first U.S.-based consumer personal loans for Revolut customers, with additional credit offerings planned for the coming months.
Read More »Jersey City nabs honor of one of the nation’s ‘Next Great Food Cities’ (updated)
"It's nice to finally be recognized as a whole for the work that all of these individual restaurants and chefs are doing all these years. It in many ways is a team effort to be recognized as a city. You can't get recognized with just one restaurant. Many work together to create the food and culture and nightlife here," said Mayor Steven Fulop.
Read More »Synchronoss names new digital security officer
Stanley Lowe brings more than 20 years of experience in information security and cybersecurity to his new role at Synchronoss Technologies Inc.
Read More »New Lakewood liquor license up for grabs
Township Clerk and Registrar of Vital Statistics Lauren Kirkman said that the last time the township offered a consumption liquor license in 2015, there were no bidders. Since then, one retail liquor license became available. That license sold.
Read More »Mental health outpatient center opens in Deptford
Renewed Light patients can live at home while receiving treatment for disorders, such as anxiety, gambling addiction, family trauma, depression, bipolar disorder, schizoaffective disorder and eating disorders.
Read More »Brooklyn business management company makes move to NJ
NAI James E. Hanson's Team Lizzack-Horning secured the tenant and represented the landlord in the Englewood Cliffs transaction.
Read More »Murphy caps spirited first day of NJ Chamber business summit
The governor's keynote address at the ReNEW Jersey event in Atlantic City included details of his administration's goals and plans, what he feels are its achievements, and highlighted the importance of supporting the seaside resort town.
Read More »Foy sworn in as first Black president of Bergen County Bar Association
“I am humbled and proud to accept this honor and historic role as the first Black attorney to serve as president of the BCBA. Me being president today is an opportunity for long term change. As we head into this post-pandemic year with renewed vigor for public activity, I will continue the path charted by the esteemed past leadership and focus on promoting the interests of the BCBA membership," Jason Foy said.
Read More »Newell returns to old stomping grounds with NJ kitchen space
The space, the first of its kind for the consumer goods company, will serve as a hub for content creation — connecting people with the latest food and cooking trends and providing an avenue to showcase innovations from brands including Rubbermaid, Ball and Mr. Coffee.
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