Bartenders kept serving intoxicated N.J. man who later killed 3 people in Route 80 crash, lawsuit says
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Miguel Botero was the driver in a fatal crash in October 2019 on Route 80 in Morris County. Photo is from his first court appearance.Keith A. Muccilli | For NJ Advance Media
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Workers at three Morristown bars are accused in a wrongful death lawsuit of over-serving a man who later drove drunk on Route 80, killing three people.
The family of Ronald Francois, one of those killed in the crash two years ago, claims bartenders at Iron Bar, Revolution Social Brew House and Horseshoe Tavern kept serving Miguel A. Botero even though he was visibly drunk.
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The Board of Directors of Timberland Estates are happy to announce that preliminary work is complete and they will proceed with their second apartment building in Dryden.
Construction work is expected to start around the end of March, with completion and move-in about May, 2022.
Travis Penner, representing our builder Bridge Road Construction of Winkler, Manitoba indicated that tenders for sub-trades are going out now and he expects local contractors will be involved. He intends to place an order within a few days for precast concrete piles, the first stage.
The new building will be basically a mirror image twin to the one opened on Van Horne Avenue in Dryden a year ago. Travis said “That project went very well, came in on time and on budget. We found the Dryden people very good to work with and are happy to come back again”