Dunkin

The addition of a third major java chain within a block will give the residents of Whiting plenty of coffee options.

A 70-year-old Clementon man was burned by hot coffee served by Dunkin' according to a new lawsuit that blames loose lids and a "careless" worker.

A New Jersey woman who ordered three hot coffee drinks from the Delran Dunkin' on Route 130 said she suffered third-degree burns in August 2021, a lawsuit said.

Township resident Paul Haggerty claims he was served coffee with a mismatched cup and lid, causing the beverage to spill on him and resulting in second- and third-degree burns.

The pair would like Dunkin' to disclose the proper temperature range for its hot coffee, the temperature at which the cups they ordered were given to them, and the temperature at which coffee causes severe burns.

Dunkin's first digital-only restaurant is set to open in Cherry Hill.

The NJTA release said grab-and-go and vending options will be offered for hungry motorists and passengers at both rest stops until the spring, and if new construction is completed as scheduled by 2023, each location promises a variety of dining options.

Leonard Allen said he has had to endure "great pain and suffering" and will have to "expend great sums of money" for medical treatment.