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N.J. residents furious as farm stand from 1946 could become self-storage site

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By Allison Pries Verified
| Staten Island Advance Verified
Rebecca Melick, a 10th-generation farmer, has been selling her family’s homegrown produce out of a farm market on Route 28 in Bridgewater for 22 years. Before that, the property had been Bob’s Fruit Stand, run by the Kiser family since 1946. Now, the future of the three-acre property — which includes a farm stand and a house dating to the 1800s — is uncertain.
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Bayfront mansion listed for $17.85M could become this Jersey Shore town’s priciest sale

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By Allison Pries Verified
| NJ.com Verified
These bay views will make your jaw drop and you can see them from the front door, the kitchen, the pool — even while lying in bed. “You feel like you’re on a movie set,” said Dava Costello of OCF Realty, the listing agent for a newly-constructed six-bedroom home with seven full bathrooms and one half bathroom. It was listed June 14 for $19.8 million before a $1.95 million price cut on July 7 brought the asking price to $17.85 million.
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80-year-old N.J. farm stand could be replaced by self-storage facility— and residents are furious

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By Allison Pries Verified
| NJ.com Verified
Rebecca Melick, a 10th-generation farmer, has been selling her family’s homegrown produce out of a farm market on Route 28 in Bridgewater for 22 years. Before that, the property had been Bob’s Fruit Stand, run by the Kiser family since 1946. Now, the future of the three-acre property — which includes a farm stand and a house dating to the 1800s — is uncertain.
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