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Fast-growing brand could open coffee shop on this North Jersey highway

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By Philip DeVencentis Verified
| NorthJersey.com Verified
2-minute read Aug. 27, 2026, 4:18 a.m. ET WAYNE — A drive-through coffee shop is planned for construction at a shopping center on Route 23 north, giving consumers another possible way to pick up a caffeine fix. The application for the 7 Brew coffee stand is pending. The proposal must be approved by the Planning Board, which has not scheduled a date for a public hearing.
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Fast-growing brand could open coffee shop on this North Jersey highway

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By Philip DeVencentis Verified
| Daily Record (Parsippany, NJ) Verified
2-minute read Aug. 27, 2026, 4:18 a.m. ET WAYNE — A drive-through coffee shop is planned for construction at a shopping center on Route 23 north, giving consumers another possible way to pick up a caffeine fix. The application for the 7 Brew coffee stand is pending. The proposal must be approved by the Planning Board, which has not scheduled a date for a public hearing.
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University president calls Wayne mayor 'bully' in housing standoff

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By Philip DeVencentis Verified
| Daily Record (Parsippany, NJ) Verified
3-minute read Aug. 25, 2026, 4:26 a.m. ET WAYNE — A 44-year-old agreement between two property owners is stopping a township-sponsored housing development from moving forward, and officials said they may now need a judge to intervene. The two owners, Union Camp Corp. and Urban Farms Inc., entered the deal in January 1982. Although they are long gone, their agreement included a deed restriction that continues to run with the properties.
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