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By Anjalee Khemlani, August 25, 2017 at 7:56 AM
Stockton University professors Christina Cavaliere, left, and Donna Albano. – (STOCKTON UNIVERSITY)
Professors at Stockton University at looking at how the $1.24 billion craft beer industry — as well as distilleries — can be a force for economic development in the Garden State.
“Distilleries in New Jersey are contributing to a sense of place in New Jersey,” said Christina Cavaliere, an assistant professor of hospitality and tourism management at Stockton, in Galloway.
She said the national trend contributes to other industries, including hospitality and agriculture, according to a statement from the university.
In total, officials estimated the street value of the operation to be worth about $3 million
Authorities recovered nearly 1,500 budding marijuana plants from a New Jersey home in what they’re calling one of the biggest pot seizures in Essex County history.
Sherline Dare, 37, and her husband, 41-year-old Densley Lawrence, allegedly ran the pot growing operation, which officials estimate was worth about $3 million, out of their single-family home near Springdale Avenue in East Orange.
Source: Epic Pot Farm Found in New Jersey Couple’s Garage, Officials Say | NBC New York https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Marijuana-Bust-New-Jersey-East-Orange-Millions-of-Dollars-Pot-Grow-House-Police-Arrest-423646064.html#ixzz4huMysIED