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Paella night, anyone? Spain 92 brings classic Spanish comfort to our side of the river with paella, sangria, and a dining room of warm wood plus a patio when the weather cooperates.
Deep exhale, nearby: Stress Solutions Spa in Watchung specializes in the good stuff: Swedish, deep tissue, hot stones, and aromatherapy massages, plus facials, detox seaweed body wraps, waxing, and customizable spa packages.
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Rutgers University research dean, Joshua Kohut, has been charged with fourth-degree invasion of privacy by state investigators after they found secretly recorded undergarment videos on his phone.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
The Candy House, a new candy store in Somerville, is set to open at 30 West Main Street in Somerset County.
Full story at patch.com ↗
A proposal to redevelop a 1.3-acre L-shaped assemblage along New Jersey Route 28 in Plainfield has been approved by the city's planning board.
Full story at jerseydigs.com ↗
Two New Jersey pizza joints, Bucky's Pizza in Chatham and Brooklyn Square Pizza, have been named among the best in America by food critics from the USA TODAY network.
Full story at nj1015.com ↗
Bridgewater Commons Canstruction, presented by Messer, will transform 10,000 canned goods donated by Goya Foods into art for Somerset County families during a weeklong display at the shopping center.
Full story at patch.com ↗
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