$6M Mega-Estate With Its Own Golf Course Is Most Expensive Home Ever Sold In Wall Township
A 23-acre luxury compound known as “Mattaccino” has officially become the most expensive home ever sold in one New Jersey town, closing this week for $6 million.
Located at 1980 Campbell Road in Wall Township, the 30,000-square-foot estate was represented by Sal Ventre of REAL Brokerage and sold after drawing national attention for its massive footprint and resort-style amenities.
"We coined it as a 'residential resort,' because that's truly what it is," Ventre said. "From a nightclub to arcades, four to five different bars, a massage spa, saunas, a theater, racquetball court, four-hole gol…
Wall Dad, JetBlue Pilot Died Of Tick-Borne Meat Allergy, Report Says: These Were His Symptoms
For more than a year, Brian Waitzel's sudden death has remained a mystery.
But this week, his family finally has answers.
According to the New York Times, he 47-year-old Wall Township father of three and JetBlue pilot died of an allergy to red meat triggered by a tick bite. It's called alpha-gal syndrome, and Waitzel's death appears to be the first of its kind.
Waitzel's wife, Pieper, said she'd stumbled upon the illness years ago while reading the paper and drinking morning coffee on the back deck. She apparently told her husband, "You should read this," she said in an interview with…
Wallington To Honor David Popek Jr. With Street Sign 13 Years After Sudden Death
Wallington will hold a street sign dedication this weekend to honor David Popek Jr., a US Air Marshal and former football star who died suddenly in 2012, at 25 years old.
The dedication ceremony will take place on Saturday, Nov. 22, at 12 p.m. at the corner of Alden Street and Pulaski Avenue, Wallington officials said. A reception will follow at the Hillside Club on First Street.
Growing up, Popek was one of Wallington’s standout athletes, excelling across football, basketball, and track, according to his obituary on the Warner Wozniak Funeral Home website.
In football, he was a fo…
'Big Gym Bro': Paterson Powerlifter, Trainer Antonio Vazquez Dominguez Dies Suddenly, 31
A Paterson personal trainer known for his strength, humor, and loyalty to his family died suddenly on Thursday, Nov. 13, according to his obituary and a GoFundMe launched for his loved ones. Antonio A. Vazquez Dominguez was 31 years old.
Vazquez Dominguez was born in Mexico City and lived in Paterson for many years, according to his obituary. He worked at Lifetime Fitness in Florham Park.
A GoFundMe created by Tracy Rivera says his death was unexpected and that his family is grieving the loss of a young man remembered as a devoted son, brother, uncle, and friend. The fundraiser, which had r…