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West Marine is closing these two stores at the Jersey Shore

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By David Willis
| Aol Verified
David P. Willis, Asbury Park Press Tue, June 16, 2026 at 4:18 PM UTC Troubled outdoor retailer West Marine is shuttering three New Jersey stores, including two in Monmouth and Ocean counties, as part of a plan to close 59 locations across the country. West Marine, which sells parts and accessories for boating, fishing, and sailing enthusiasts, filed for bankruptcy protection in May.
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Freehold Raceway Mall adds Gap, Levi's; makes moves with other stores

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By David Willis
| Aol Verified
FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP -- Just in time for summer, Freehold Raceway Mall is adding new stores, including Gap, and moving others to larger spaces. "From globally recognized athletic and fashion brands to experiential retail concepts, the mall continues to evolve to meet the needs of its shoppers," the mall said in a statement. Here's what's on the way. What's Going There? Get your Labubu dolls at this Pop Mart opening at Freehold Raceway Mall Gap is opening a store at Freehold Raceway Mall this summer.
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Why it’s a bad idea to ban data centers in NC cities and counties | Opinion

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By David Willis, Jeffrey McNeely
| The Charlotte Observer Verified
American Tower opened its first edge data center along Chapel Hill Road in Raleigh, NC on May 21, 2025. Lately, the loudest voices in the data center debate have been calling for moratoriums and bans. Chatham County, Gates County, Brevard and others have hit pause. Apex, Boone, Orange County, and Cumberland County are considering similar measures. A coalition of advocacy groups is pushing for a statewide ban on hyperscale data centers altogether.
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