NJ Wrestling Coach Owns 1 Deli; Its Value Hit $100M Amid COVID-19

Point Pleasant NJ

16 April, 2021

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Share-worthy stories from the New Jersey Patch network to talk about tonight: NJ Wrestling Coach Owns 1 Deli; Its Value Hit $100M Amid COVID-19 A legendary New Jersey wrestling coach has seen the value of his company – which owns only a small deli – skyrocket to $100 million amid the coronavirus pandemic.>>>Read more. NJ Man's $1 Trillion Lawsuit Blames Trump For Coronavirus Deaths A former prison inmate-turned-activist is accusing Donald Trump of recklessly pushing for "herd immunity" despite the lack of a vaccine. Turtle Back Zoo In NJ Is Mourning For Its Beloved Wolf, Theo Theo's pack mates, Fargo and Zander, were given an opportunity to mourn his loss. They gave him a "final howl goodbye," administrators said. Florida Man Charged In Fatal Jersey City Parking Lot Shooting The man is charged with murder in the February shooting of Christian Parra, 34, in the BJ's parking lot on Marin Boulevard. NJ Harpist Invited To Play Rock Hits At Coronavirus Vaccine Site A harpist from Bloomfield played at a site in West Caldwell. Songs included "Is This Love," "Imagine," "Creep" and "Stairway to Heaven." Also Worth a Look Today 'Rally For Justice:' Bergen Groups Honoring Daunte WrightManchester Man Faked Credentials For NJ Engineer Job: AuthoritiesFairleigh Dickinson To Require Students Get COVID Vaccine Across America Ex-Cop Derek Chauvin Invokes 5th Amendment, Will Not TestifyMore Time Needed On Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine: CDC PanelHow Student Loan Forgiveness Could Change American Lives Patch PM shares a few of the day's must-read items from our New Jersey network. Thank you for reading.