Clark, NJ accident leaves female pedestrian dead, police say
CLARK — A 51-year-old woman was struck and killed in the parking lot of Clark Commons on Saturday, according to township police.
The driver involved in the accident remained on scene and has been cooperating with the investigation.
Shortly after the incident a report that it had involved a child was spread on social media, Clark police said, but that information was "completely false."
Clark Township accident (Dan Zarrow, Townsquare Media)
Anyone who witnessed the accident, or who might have any potentially helpful information to the investigation has been urged to contact Det. Andrew Medeiros at 732-639-3161.
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From the website that gave you the "Friendliest bars" and places to watch the game, comes the ultimate guide to New Jersey brewpubs.
So what's a "brew pub"?
According to Thompson Island's Article on the differences between a craft brewery, microbrewery, brewpub & gastropub, it says:
"A brewpub is a hybrid between a restaurant and a brewery. It sells at least 25% of its beer on-site in combination with significant food services. At a brewpub, the beer is primarily brewed for sale inside the restaurant or bar. Where it's legally allowed, brewpubs may sell beer to go or distribute it to some offsite destinations."
New Jersey has tons of Brewpubs, some of which have been around for years and some that have just opened in the past year.
Here is a full list of the 21 brewpubs in New Jersey according to New Jersey Craft Beer:
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