Hackettstown, NJ|News|
New Hackettstown QuickChek Coming—Across From The Old
The convenience store company is planning to build at the intersection of Mountain Avenue and Bells Lane in Hackettstown.

I have been a journalist, columnist and adjunct professor since 2002. I've worked in traditional print media, international magazines and online media (with a small break to exclusively do academia for a year) during my career.
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After a four-year break where Patch and I parted ways, I was thrilled to be back in the fold as a field editor and this homecoming provided me with the opportunity to work with different sites in New Jersey and hopefully contributed to the national news conversation.
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The convenience store company is planning to build at the intersection of Mountain Avenue and Bells Lane in Hackettstown.

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