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Coffee-Slinging Inventor of Fake New Jersey Town Unicycles $1,000 Check Over to Belleville Mayor (opens the original)
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Last month, John "Cozz" Cozzarelli made the bold move to add a new town to New Jersey's anemic list of 564 municipalities. He spotted a patch of land between a "Welcome to Belleville" sign and a "Welcome to Nutley" one, saw it was good, and stuck a handwritten "Welcome to Beltley" placard there. "Beltley is more than a town. It's really an idea of two things coming together and becoming one — similar to a belt. It holds everything up," Cozzarelli said. "It's just an idea of unity. That's what Be
North Jersey man declares patch of land between Belleville and Nutley the new town of Beltley (opens the original)
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Musician, small business owner, founding father. John "Cozz" Cozzarelli is a man of many talents. The one with the most Jersey chutzpah, though, may be his spontaneous decision to declare a patch of land between the "Welcome to Nutley" and "Welcome to Belleville" signs the new town of Beltley. Cozzarelli, who owns and operates Belleville-based Cozz Coffee, stuck a sign in the grass in front of a park on Joralemon Street that read "Welcome to Beltley." A series of videos announcing the town's fou
Holmdel bans data centers but will that stop proposal at Bell Works? (opens the original)
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HOLMDEL — Holmdel followed the lead of other New Jersey municipalities in barring data centers in town, but it may not stop one already proposed. The Holmdel Township Committee voted unanimously on Aug. 11 in favor of a resolution deeming data centers a prohibited use in the town. What does that mean for an application by Inspired by Somerset Development before the Holmdel Planning Board to build a 40-megawatt data center on the mixed-use Bell Works site? Legally, probably nothing. The township'
A Long-Lost Freehold Mural Gets a New Lease on Life in Borough's Downtown (opens the original)
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The Freehold mural lasted only a few short months in 2011, but it served as a reminder of the power of public art to bring a community together. The project was a postcard-like design spelling out Freehold in block lettering, with iconic imagery of the borough's past and present figuring prominently in the work. If it had survived the advent of Instagram, it likely would have become one of the most selfied spots in area given its prominent location at the five-points intersection gateway to Free
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