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Friday, September 21, 2012

Construction to Start on 7-Eleven Near High School

Project has attracted controversy for more than two years.

  Construction should begin "any day now" on a new 7-Eleven store located at the corner of Valley Street and Parker Avenue across from Columbia High School, according to the developer's attorney. "We are ready to go, as soon as permits are pulled," said Louis Rago, attorney for Ali Enterprises, LLC. Rago recently appeared before the Maplewood Zoning Board of Adjustment to clarify whether a provision in the developer's agreement that stipulated that construction could only take place in summer, to minimize disruption during the school year, was a condition of approval. At its meeting on Sept. 5, the board said it was not, clearing the way for the project to begin. The convenience store has a lengthy and complicated history. The 1,800-square…

Clive

11:28 am on Thursday, September 27, 2012

If it's already approved and all recourse has been exhausted. The final litmus will be wether or not the business ends up been successful! As my Gran Ma always insisted - if the customer base doesn't show up - the doors will close all by themsleves.   more ›

Saturday, September 1, 2012

10 Most Read August South Orange Patch Stories

Here are a few of the stories that caught readers' attention last month on South Orange Patch.

In case you missed any, here are the ten most-read stories of August. Enjoy! South Orange Men Charged in Maplewood Robbery Town Hall Deli Will Make Way for 7-Eleven Columbia High School Ranked in State's Top 50 Executive Director Discusses Split with SOPAC Shots Fired at South Orange Teens Village President Aids in Water Rescue South Orange CFO Charged with DWI Updated: Marshall School Principal Resigns; District Reacts Gross Fails to Provide Financial Reports in South Orange, Trustee Says JK Rowling's New Book Not Making Waves in South Orange

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