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New Jersey’s Biggest Women’s Shopping Weekend Brings Famous Faces to Edison
Kim Fields, Nancy Grace and Abby Lee Miller headline a weekend of shopping, food and entertainment. EDISON, NJ – Some of television’s most recognizable personalities are coming to New Jersey this weekend for a massive shopping and entertainment event featuring celebrity appearances, food tastings, beauty experiences and hundreds of exhibitors under one roof. The New […]
Courier News
Edison proposes new restrictions on short-term rentals
EDISON – New restrictions could be coming for short-term rental properties in Edison. The Township Council is scheduled to introduce an ordinance at its Nov. 12 meeting that would establish permitting requirements and restrictions for short-term rentals. Under the proposed ordinance, a short-term rental would be defined as a rental lasting no more than 28 consecutive days. Anyone renting a short-term property would have to be at least 21 years old. Where short-term rentals would be permitted Short-term rentals would be permitted in condominiums if the condominium association’s bylaws or master deed allow them and the unit owner identifies the address as a principal residence. They also would be permitted in single-family homes and one unit of a two-family home if the owner identifies the property as a principal residence. Short-term rentals also would be allowed in multifamily residential buildings where the owner occupies at least one unit. The ordinance would allow an owner to rent no more than two rooms in a single-family home. The rooms would have to share a kitchen and bathroom with the home’s occupant, and the owner would have to live in the remainder of the house. Where Edison would prohibit short-term rentals Short-term rentals
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Pennington Borough Administrator Resigns as Council Addresses Utility Rates and Vehicle Purchases
Pennington Borough Administrator Gian-Paolo Caminiti has resigned from his position and is moving to a similar role in Peapack-Gladstone, Somerset County, Mayor James Davy announced at the Nov. 2 Borough Council meeting. Caminiti, a former Peapack-Gladstone councilman, has been appointed borough administrator and clerk in Peapack-Gladstone, where he is scheduled...
