CANNOT GET ARRESTED:

'Fight breaks out in front of Marriott
Wednesday, March 24, 2010 Matt FairSTAFF WRITER
TRENTON -- A melee broke out among a crowd of people milling on West
Lafayette Street Saturday night after a fire alarm was activated at
the downtown Marriott hotel.

According to fire officials, the hotel had to be evacuated after
someone pulled a fire alarm station in the building. While searching
the building, firefighters inside noticed that a fight had broken out
on the street below and called for police assistance.

Police did not report any arrests.'

CAN NOT BUY ANY MORE:
Apartment buildings auctioned off
Wednesday, March 24, 2010 STAFF WRITER
TRENTON -- The Carteret Arms apartment building on West State Street
sold for $13 million yesterday and the Grand Court Villas apartments,
a former cigar factory on Grand Street, sold for $4.8 million, a real
estate agent who attended the auction said.

Anne LaBate of Segal Commercial Real Estate, who was representing a
client at the auction in Iselin, said the event drew a large number of
bidders and the prices came in higher than expected.

The buildings were sold by Plainfield-based Connolly Properties, which
bought the 15-story Carteret Arms in 2007 and has been criticized for
allowing the 50-year-old building and its other properties to
deteriorate. It also auctioned three Pennsylvania properties.

Most of the more than 3,000 apartment units the company manages,
including the Carteret Arms, have been tied up in foreclosure and
bankruptcy proceedings, according to published reports.

The auction company, Sheldon Good & Co. of New York, said it could not
confirm the sale prices or identify the buyers until later this week."

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Osz kurde, a już myślałem, że Ty nigdy po polsku, na polskiej grupie
się nie nauczysz pisać.

BTW Chcesz być lepszy paściarz niż "Kawecki", taki bardziej miedzynarodowy?
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Pit