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“The concept is it’s an 'all-inclusive’ park, where not only people with disabilities but children that don’t have any disabilities could all join together,” said city Solicitor Richard Tonetta. “For example, it might have a swing set that would hook up to a wheelchair. “It’s really a really cool thing,” Tonetta said recently. “Now, we’re taking it a little bit further. We are including not only for children, but for adults. Because you can have someone that’s developmentally disabled, they have the body of a 25-year-old but the mind of a younger child. And so, there ...

Realtor Barry Bielat, a managing partner in Millville Alley Properties LLC, has been involved with the Four Seasons project since its initial approach to Millville. He expects many people will be leaving Philadelphia and other cities for single-family communities like this. “Maybe even coming from multi-family (living),” Bielat said. “People want a single-family home. And this is an affordable single-family home, and interest rates are good. We’re optimistic the market will be pretty good for this development. I think the COVID has really accelerated it.” City Planner Samantha Silve...

Camden County Superior Court Steven Polansky is overseeing the litigation, and he continues to block transfers of most inmates. The county had deals with Atlantic and Salem to lease space at their jails and has talked about it with Burlington County. There was a flurry of court activity last week. Last Thursday, Polansky notified attorneys for the county and the New Jersey Office of the Public Defender that conflicts in his schedule require the trial, or plenary hearing, to start on Feb. 23. By Feb. 16, the judge said, he wants to see statements, briefs, witness lists, and estimates on how lo...

“So, I don’t have a firm opening date for you,” Wolf said Tuesday. “It’ll be soon, very soon. And we’re very excited. We’re excited to be part of Millville and part of this community. It’s a great community.” There is 5,000 square feet set aside inside the facility for a first-floor daycare that could accept 85 people. New Jersey, however, ordered closed all adult daycares in March 2020 due to the pandemic. Blocked from operating the daycare, Wolf said his company has found a tenant to lease the space for use as a wholesale pharmaceutical supply center. The center, which is ...

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