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What $750,000 can buy you in Mercer County in the week of July 6

NJ.com's real estate market analysis highlights property sales across Mercer County during the week of July 6-12, showcasing homes and properties available at the $750,000 price point or below. The article provides prospective homebuyers with insights into current market options across various neighborhoods in the region, demonstrating the range of properties available to those shopping in this price range.

Via NJ.com Statewide

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Ocean County Doctor, Family Members Killed In Plane Crash

An Ocean County physician and two family members died in a small aircraft accident in upstate New York shortly after takeoff. The victims were identified as 70-year-old Dr. Gabriele Jasper, his daughter, and his 2-year-old granddaughter. The crash has left a significant impact on the medical community, the doctor's patients, and his extended family and friends across the Jersey Shore region.

Via Jersey Shore Online
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Heat-related deaths spike in NJ during record temperatures

New Jersey is experiencing a spike in heat-related deaths during record-breaking temperatures. A homeless advocate is urging Governor Sherrill to declare a state of emergency that would allow shelters to temporarily increase their occupancy limits to accommodate vulnerable populations during the dangerous heat wave.

Via NJ Spotlight News

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What $400,000 can buy you in Salem County, July 6 to 12

A weekly real estate market snapshot for Salem County, New Jersey, showcasing residential properties that sold for $400,000 or less during the July 6-12 period. The listing provides prospective homebuyers with current market insights and examples of available properties in their price range across the Salem County area.

Via NJ.com Statewide

Meteorite named for N.J. town reveals clues to solar system’s origins

A meteorite that impacted a New Jersey residence in 2024 has provided significant scientific discoveries about the early solar system. The meteorite, which has been named after the New Jersey town where it landed, was found to contain rare brine deposits and amino acids. These findings offer researchers valuable insights into the chemical composition and conditions present during the formation of our solar system, contributing to our understanding of how planetary systems develop.

Via NJ.com Statewide
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Statements on the death of Joanne Rajoppi

Union County Clerk Joanne Rajoppi passed away on July 16. The New Jersey Globe compiled statements reflecting on her life and career in public service. Rajoppi held a significant role in Union County government, and her death prompted reflections from colleagues and officials about her contributions to the region.

Via New Jersey Globe

Homes at or under $1 million in Monmouth County, July 6 to 12

A weekly real estate roundup highlighting recent home sales in Monmouth County, New Jersey for the week of July 6-12. The article provides prospective homebuyers with detailed information about available properties across various neighborhoods, focusing specifically on homes priced at $1 million or under to help readers understand current market conditions and pricing in the area.

Via NJ.com Statewide

Man followed woman from work before exposing himself to her at N.J. mall, police say

A man allegedly followed a woman from her workplace and subsequently exposed himself to her inside an elevator at a New Jersey mall, according to police documentation. The incident represents a serious criminal matter involving stalking and indecent exposure at a public location. Authorities are investigating the case and pursuing charges related to the unwanted exposure and apparent pursuit of the victim.

Via NJ.com Statewide

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Judge throws out paid agitator’s lawsuit against Stack, Union City over public meeting arrest news image

Judge throws out paid agitator’s lawsuit against Stack, Union City over public meeting arrest

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Leonard Filipowski, known as Leroy Truth, against Union City Mayor Brian Stack and the city regarding his arrest at a public commission meeting. The court ruled that police had probable cause to arrest Filipowski after he refused repeated orders to return to the podium during the meeting, finding the arrest lawful.

Via New Jersey Globe

As inflation takes toll, NJ enhances tax break for parents

New Jersey is increasing its tax credit for parents struggling with child care costs, which significantly exceed the national average in the state. The enhanced tax break will provide annual credits of up to $1,250 to help offset the financial burden families face. This adjustment comes as inflation continues to impact household expenses, particularly for working parents seeking affordable child care options.

Via NJ Spotlight News

What $750,000 can buy you in Mercer County in the week of July 6

NJ.com's real estate market analysis highlights property sales across Mercer County during the week of July 6-12, showcasing homes and properties available at the $750,000 price point or below. The article provides prospective homebuyers with insights into current market options across various neighborhoods in the region, demonstrating the range of properties available to those shopping in this price range.

Via NJ.com Statewide

This N.J. city has approved a state aid deal that will raise taxes. See how much.

Jersey City has approved a state aid agreement to address a significant financial crisis inherited by Mayor James Solomon. The city faced a $255 million deficit left by the previous administration, requiring a combination of spending cuts, state loan and grant funding, and tax increases on residents. The approved deal will result in an average property tax increase of $612 per year for homeowners as the city works to stabilize its finances.

Via NJ.com Statewide
Denville's Revolutionary War beacon comes into focus at nation fetes 250th news image

Denville's Revolutionary War beacon comes into focus at nation fetes 250th

Denville Township is highlighting its Revolutionary War heritage as the nation celebrates the 250th anniversary of American independence. During a June 23 council meeting, township leaders reviewed upcoming July events and recognized recent local achievements, bringing renewed attention to the community's role in Revolutionary War history, including a significant beacon site.

Via New Jersey Hills