Michael Manville, professor and chair of Luskin urban planning, commented in a Bloomberg CityLab Perspective on service cuts that could be coming to regional transit systems nationwide While focused on Pittsburgh’s transit system which is considering reductions in service are weighing service cuts due to growing deficits caused by increased costs passenger counts below pre-pandemic levels creating longer wait times for other routes limiting running times as well as disconnecting a number of suburban townships from the network Experts caution that severe service reductions could have effects that will last for years to come such as forcing low-income riders to purchase cars straining budgets and contributing to regional congestion and pollution you’re not coming back to the train or bus even if service is restored,” Manville said Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" 3250 Public Affairs Building - Box 951656Los Angeles The statements on this page represent the views of people affiliated with the Luskin School of Public Affairs and do not necessarily represent the views of the University of California Posts and comments by individuals at UCLA on social media channels may not reflect the opinions or policies of UCLA the University of California or the Luskin School Marianne Elliott will return to the National Theatre after nine years to direct an all-star cast in a major revival of Les Liaisons Dangereuses. Aidan Turner, Lesley Manville, Monica Barbaro, and Gabriella Drake will appear in Christopher Hampton's adaptation of Pierre Choderlos de Laclos’s novel about lovers-turned-rivals. Elliott's last show at the National Theatre was Angels in America in 2017, with a cast that included Andrew Garfield, Nathan Lane, Denise Gough, and Russell Tovey. The creative team will include set designer Rosanna Vize, costume designer Natalie Roar, movement director Tom Jackson Greaves, lighting designer James Farncombe, and sound designer Ian Dickson for Autograph. The play is expected to arrive at the venue in spring 2026. Check back for Les Liaisons Dangereuses tickets on LondonTheatre.co.uk Photo credit: Aidan Turner and Lesley Manville. (Photos by John Balsom and Rachell Smith) You can unsubscribe at any time. Privacy Policy You are using an outdated browser. 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Senior Greco-Roman Group B, Senior Men’s Freestyle, U15 Freestyle and U17 Greco-Roman action begins on Friday, while the Senior Greco-Roman Group A and Senior Women’s Freestyle tournaments continue. A detailed schedule of events is available at usawrestlingevents.com All the action from Las Vegas will be broadcast live on FloWrestling. Brackets and match-by-match results are available through USA Bracketing, USA Wrestling’s new best-in-class event management software. 1st - Caleb Noble (Toss Em Up Wrestling Academy) T.F. Titan Friederichs (MN Elite Wrestling Club), 12-4 (5:24) 3rd - Ezekiel Witt (Bison Wrestling Club) Dec. Jackson Heslin (South Side Wrestling Club), 16-13 5th - Kody Tanimoto (Bison Wrestling Club) T.F. Saxton Scott (Team Idaho Wrestling Club), 8-0 (4:43) 7th - Jeremiah Wachsmuth (COBRA ALL-STARS / Cobra Wrestling Systems LLC) T.F. Cadyn Coyle (MWC Wrestling Academy), 9-0 (1:57) 1st - Manuel Saldate (GoldRush) Dec. 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emergency medical personnel from Robert Wood Johnson BLS and ALS; New Jersey State Police medevac helicopter personnel; and emergency medical staff at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Somerset is in a residential neighborhood about near the confluence of the Raritan and Millstone rivers was placed on a year’s probation by Monmouth County Superior Court Judge Lourdes Lucas for bringing a homemade explosive device to Donovan’s Reef in Sea Bright on the Saturday night of Labor Day weekend 2019 told the judge that his client didn’t know his hobby of making homemade fireworks was illegal Kaiser discarded other explosives near his home after he learned he was the subject of a criminal investigation, that prompted the cancellation the following day of the South Plainfield Labor Day parade Phil Murphy and First Lady Tammy Murphy were scheduled to march The parade route was near where Kaiser discarded the other explosives Kaiser had pleaded guilty to two counts of possessing a prohibited weapon and one count of tampering with evidence Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here 2025 –MASTERPIECE on PBS announced today that it has commissioned Marble Hall Murders an adaptation of the third and final installment in best-selling novelist Anthony Horowitz’s Susan Ryeland series This is a follow-up to the critically acclaimed fan-favorites Magpie Murders and Moonflower Murders which premiered on MASTERPIECE in 2022 and 2024 It will be made by Eleventh Hour Films in association with Salt Films for MASTERPIECE PBS and the BBC Marble Hall Murders is adapted by Anthony Horowitz and executive produced by Jill Green Anthony Horowitz said: “I’m so happy to bring the team back – stars producers and crew – for a third instalment of what has been a fantastically successful TV series I have a feeling this could be the best yet.” This series sees Lesley Manville (The Crown a book editor who all too often finds herself involved in baffling murders she is reluctantly drawn into a new Atticus Pünd mystery in an exotic villa in Corfu – but the identity of a real killer is hidden in the book and once again Susan is going to find herself in grave danger The Crown) reprises his role as Atticus Pünd the literary detective who steps out of the books to help Susan unravel the real-life mystery the most famous children’s author in the world MASTERPIECE Head of Scripted Content and Executive Producer Susanne Simpson said: “We are beyond thrilled to once again be partnering with Eleventh Hour Films to bring one of Anthony’s brilliant novels to life and to have Lesley and Tim return in their roles The first two series were incredibly successful for us and we can’t wait for our audience to see Marble Hall Murders.” MASTERPIECE is presented on PBS by GBH Boston Executive Producer Jill Green said: “Anthony has once again brought his unique and original perspective to the world of murder mystery Marble Hall Murders completes the trilogy and the scripts and lead actors are once again at the top of their game.” Also returning are Rebecca Gatward to direct and Suzanne McAuley as producer The series will begin filming in March in Dublin Additional cast to be announced at a later date Marble Hall Murders is a co-production of Eleventh Hour Films for MASTERPIECE and the BBC in association with Salt Films and distributed worldwide by Sony Pictures Television and by PBS Distribution in North America Sign up to get the latest news on your favorite dramas and mysteries get updates on your favorite dramas and mysteries Learn how to describe the purpose of the image (opens in a new tab) Leave empty if the image is purely decorative Subscribe to the free MASTERPIECE newsletter for updates on shows like Miss Austen No, thanks Search More results... Lesley Manville, Aidan Turner and Monica Barbaro are set to star in a major revival of Les Liaisons Dangereuses at the National Theatre This marks the first time the celebrated adaptation by Christopher Hampton has been staged at the National and the first return to the venue for Elliott in nearly a decade Elliott, whose past National Theatre credits include Angels in America, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and co-direction of War Horse brings the intrigue of pre-revolutionary France to the stage in a production that promises sharp wit The play was originally adapted by Christopher Hampton in 1985 and has since become a staple of modern theatre The casting of Manville, a BAFTA and Olivier Award-winner, alongside Turner (Poldark, The Lieutenant of Inishmore) and Barbaro (Top Gun: Maverick) signals a high-profile ensemble for this anticipated revival. Manville returns to the London stage fresh from her acclaimed, Olivier Award-winning performance in Oedipus at Wyndham’s Theatre earlier this year — a production now set to transfer to Broadway The show is one of 16 new productions unveiled today in Indhu Rubasingham’s first season as Artistic Director of the National Theatre in London Further casting and creative team details are expected to be announced in the coming weeks ticket booking information are yet to be confirmed Audiences can expect a dramatic return to the National for one of literature’s most enduring tales of manipulation and betrayal Les Liaisons Dangereuses runs in the Lyttelton Theatre at the National Theatre in London More about Les Liaisons Dangereuses Comments and reviews are subject to our participation guidelines policy, which can be viewed here Our policy is for readers to use their REAL NAMES when commenting Sign-up for booking alerts & offers Sign-up for Offers Shows | Offers | Musicals | News Please note: All tickets are subject to availability. Ticketing powered by members of the Society of Ticket Agents and Retailers [Read more] Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | Cookies Policy Thomas Herbst faces a long prison sentence New Jersey’s Office of Public Integrity and Accountability scored an important win on Thursday when a jury convicted suspended Manville Police Chief Thomas Herbst on four counts of official misconduct stemming from sexually assaultive and inappropriate activity after a three-week trial The victims were subordinates and the crimes occurred inside and outside the workplace Prosecutors alleged that Herbst spent thirteen years groping and sexually harassing police department employees behavior that involved a “violent sexual assault” on the primary victim Herbst was also convicted of soliciting sexual favors from the wife of a police officer in exchange for favorable employment decisions and advancements including a demand for oral sex from the subordinate’s wife in exchange for a promotion The jury also found that Herbst “demanded sexually explicit photos of a different subordinate’s wife in exchange for a schedule change.” Herbst abused his power and tormented his victims Today’s conviction shows no one is above the law,” said Attorney General Matt Platkin “At a time when corruption prosecutions and protections are being eroded nationally my office will continue to hold corrupt officials to account We will continue to protect victims and serve the public.” Jurors also found that Herbst viewed pornographic websites from work and used his police badge to avoid a traffic violation while under suspension Platkin praised the OPIA for their prosecution of Herbst selfless work of investigating and trying these cases prosecuted the case with help from Assistant Attorney General Andrew Wellbrook Superior Court Judge Peter Tober is scheduled to sentence Herbst on April 10 Kelli O’Hara and Rose Byrne in a Noël Coward revival David Gordon Roundabout Theatre Company’s 2025-26 season is a starry one Spring 2026 at Studio 54 will see a new Broadway production of Richard O’Brien‘s The Rocky Horror Show, directed by Oh, Mary!‘s Sam Pinkleton the Todd Haimes Theatre will house a revival of Noël Coward’s 1925 comedy Fallen Angels directed by Scott Ellis and starring Rose Byrne and Kelli O’Hara Patrick Page will headline Rajiv Joseph’s Archduke a dark comedy about Gavrilo Princip and the events leading up to the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand At the Pels next winter is Alex Lin’s Chinese Republicans the Haimes Theatre will undergo major renovations that are expected to last eight months These include a restoration of the interior and increased accessible seating throughout the venue Further details about each production will be announced in the coming months Oedipus is produced on Broadway by Sonia Friedman Productions and Patrick Catullo in association with Roundabout Theatre Company The musical opens at the Imperial Theatre on April 10 Get the best deals and latest updates on theater and shows by signing up for TheaterMania's newsletter today Professor and chair of UCLA Luskin Urban Planning Michael Manville commented in a Smart Cities Dive brief on California Gov Gavin Newsom’s proposal to shift 200 million daily passenger miles off the state’s highways and onto a zero-emission passenger rail system by 2050 estimated to cost $310 billion — involving local state and federal funds — also would incorporate intercity regional and local transit systems to the high-speed network Aimed at reducing traffic congestion and greenhouse gas emissions the project would also improve safety for travelers in the state “Shifting 200 million passenger miles off the roads is a big shift,” Manville said “pulling vehicles off the road doesn’t prevent other vehicles from taking their place.” Manville also observed that in 20 years money spent on rail has not seen strong results “so I think it’s natural to look at big ambitious goals like this with some caution.” Morgantown, WV. – Cohlton Schultz recorded a milestone pin while both Richard Figueroa and Pierson Manville stayed hot in the Sun Devils' season finale loss to No Schultz capped the dual with a pin-fall win against WVU's Wilson Spires in 2:35 to earn his seventh pin this season and the 36th of his career Thom Ortiz and Anthony Valencia for fifth-most in team history Richard Figueroa 2 125-pounder in the country per FloWrestling and InterMat kicked off the afternoon with a dominant 11-2 major decision win against No It's Figueroa's second top-10 win of the weekend after beating Lehigh's No Strickenberger entered the afternoon on an eight-match winning streak having beaten the last five ranked opponents he'd seen True freshman Pierson Manville added his second win of the weekend Manville used a nifty reversal move and a takedown to bury Hillegas for his second collegiate victory With eight qualifiers competing at the NCAA Championships the Sun Devils saw four individuals reach the podium Figueroa etched his name in Sun Devil history with a finals win against Iowa's Drake Ayala slamming the door on an unbelievable run in Kansas City in which he went 5-0 and dethroned two top-three seeds The 2023-24 season marked the team's fourth consecutive top-seven finish at the national tournament while also earning four All-Americans for the fourth straight year Thanks for visiting SOMERVILLE - Suspended Manville Police Chief Thomas Herbst was convicted Thursday of several counts of official misconduct and related offenses The counts stemmed from sexually assaultive and sexually inappropriate activity against several subordinates on Thursday was found guilty of four counts of official misconduct one count of pattern of official misconduct one count of sexual assault - all second-degree crimes - and one count of fourth-degree criminal sexual contact after a three-week trial in Somerset County Superior Court before Judge Peter Tober Jurors deliberated for approximately one day Herbst is scheduled to be sentenced April 10 Second-degree charges carry a sentence of five to 10 years in state prison and a fine of up to $150,000 while fourth-degree charges could result in up to 18 months in state prison and a fine of up to $10,000 The charges of official misconduct and pattern of official misconduct carry a mandatory five-year period of parole ineligibility a unanimous jury convicted suspended Manville Police Chief Thomas Herbst of sexual assault and public corruption offenses,” said Attorney General Matthew Platkin Today’s conviction shows no one is above the law At a time when corruption prosecutions and protections are being eroded nationally in New Jersey my office will continue to hold corrupt officials to account We will continue to protect victims and serve the public I want to thank the career prosecutors and law enforcement in my Office of Public Integrity and Accountability (OPIA) who expertly prosecuted this case “The jury’s verdict sends a message to the victims and to the public that public corruption and sexual abuse will not be tolerated,” said Drew Skinner “Victims of sexual abuse will be heard and believed This verdict is also a victory for the vast majority of law enforcement who honorably sacrifice to protect the public every day and the public whom they are entrusted to serve.” According to the evidence presented at trial Herbst engaged in unwanted sexual behavior toward at least three women and sexually harassed an employee of the police department More: Manville Police Chief Thomas Herbst indicted on eight counts Herbst’s conduct escalated to violent sexual assault on the primary victim The attacks often happened while he and the victim were on duty and many of the attacks took place in police headquarters the jury convicted Herbst of several other abuses of power he solicited sexual favors from the wife of one of his subordinate officers in order for that officer to receive favorable employment decisions and opportunities including demanding oral sex from the employee’s wife in exchange for a promotion he demanded sexually explicit photos of a different subordinate’s wife in exchange for a schedule change The jury also convicted Herbst for viewing pornographic websites on his his borough-issued computer in his office at police headquarters The jury also convicted him of violating several Manville Police Department policies by retaining a chief’s badge and identifying himself as the chief of police to get himself out of a traffic violation following his suspension The investigation was conducted by OPIA and the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office The prosecution was handled by Deputy Bureau Chief Marian Galietta with assistance from Assistant Attorney General Andrew Wellbrock of the OPIA Corruption Bureau 2025 at 10:03 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Manville Police Chief Thomas J NJ — Suspended Manville Police Chief Thomas Herbst of Bridgewater was convicted by a jury on Thursday on multiple charges stemming from the sexual assault of multiple subordinate women employees both inside and outside the workplace Platkin and the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability (OPIA) was found guilty of four counts of official misconduct one count of sexual assault (all second-degree crimes) and one count of criminal sexual contact (fourth-degree) by a Somerset County jury following a trial before New Jersey Superior Court Judge Peter J The verdict was announced after jurors deliberated for around one day Herbst could face a sentence of five to 10 years in state prison and a fine of up to $150,000 on the second-degree charges and up to 18 months in state prison and a fine of up to $10,000 on the fourth-degree charges Herbst could face a mandatory five-year period of parole ineligibility on the charges of official misconduct and pattern of official misconduct in New Jersey my office will continue to hold corrupt officials to account," said Platkin." We will continue to protect victims and serve the public I want to thank the career prosecutors and law enforcement in my Office of Public Integrity and Accountability who expertly prosecuted this case "The jury’s verdict sends a message to the victims and to the public that public corruption and sexual abuse will not be tolerated," said Drew Skinner "Victims of sexual abuse will be heard and believed and the public whom they are entrusted to serve." *Warning the below description of the crimes may be triggering to some people* Herbst's conduct escalated to violent sexual assault on the primary victim Herbst reportedly solicited sexual favors from the wife of one of his subordinate officers in order for that officer to receive favorable employment decisions and opportunities including demanding oral sex from the employee's wife in exchange for a promotion Herbst reportedly demanded sexually explicit photos of a different subordinate's wife in exchange for a schedule change The jury further convicted Herbst for viewing pornographic websites from his borough-issued computer in his office at police headquarters Finally, the jury convicted Herbst of violating several Manville Police Department policies by retaining a Chief's badge and identifying himself as the Chief of Police in order to get himself out of a traffic violation following his suspension Have a news tip? 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Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb Fiberglass insulation manufacturer Johns Manville will soon construct a new production line in Barrow County.  A release from the Barrow County government Wednesday said construction for the new facility is expected to start in early 2026 with the production becoming fully-operational in mid-2027.  “Barrow County is and will continue to be a great place to do business and we are appreciative of the leadership at Johns Manville for their continued investment into our community The company serves as a valuable business partner and a great neighbor to citizens,”  Pat Graham “I would also like to extend my gratitude to County Manager Srikanth Yamala who worked tirelessly to complete this deal during his time as Interim Economic Development Director.” The company currently has a local plant located in Winder The new production line will create over 30 new jobs in Barrow County maintenance technicians and warehouse employees Johns Manville will employ over 350 people in Barrow County.  “Johns Manville is thrilled to invest in the Barrow County community recognizing the immense potential for growth and collaboration,” Greg Clarke President of Insulation Systems with Johns Manville “We value our positive relationship with local leaders whose support and ongoing partnership are important to JM’s ability to remain an employer of choice in the area.”  Manville is a British stage and screen star particularly her collaborations with British filmmaker Mike Leigh in movies like Vera Drake and Another Year. She is known to audiences worldwide for her Emmy-nominated performance as Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon on The Crown and Oscar-nominated role in Phantom Thread. Additional film credits include starring in Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris and appearing in Maleficent, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, and Queer. On stage, Manville made her debut with London's Royal Shakespeare Company in 1978 in Savage Amusement, and she most recently appeared in the West End in Long Day's Journey Into Night in 2018 and The Visit in 2020. She also originated her performance in Oedipus there. Oedipus pleaded guilty to second-degree causing or risking widespread injury or damage; fourth-degree aggravated assault by recklessly causing bodily injury with a deadly weapon; and third-degree criminal mischief pleaded guilty to fourth-degree aggravated assault by recklessly causing bodily injury with a deadly weapon Thomas Kaiser could face a six-year prison term Erich Kaiser faces a period of probation with a suspended term of 180 days in county jail They must also pay restitution to the victims At about 8:16 p.m. on July 6, 2024, police and emergency medical personnel went to Cooper Street Park in Manville for a reported explosion that severely injured a 34-year-old Bridgewater man and caused damage to multiple homes and vehicles. Read More: Father, Son Arrested After Fireworks Explosion In Somerset County The investigation found that Thomas Kaiser brought a homemade explosive device essentially a metal tube containing explosive powder The explosion caused multiple shards of the metal tube to fly off in various directions One shard hit a 34-year-old Bridgewater man He was treated on scene and then airlifted to a New Brunswick Trauma Hospital Other shards pierced through the outside and inside walls of multiple homes and caused damage to vehicles Prosecutor John McDonald expressed his most sincere gratitude to all first responders and civilians for their life-saving efforts including but not limited to: Manville Police Officers Christopher Ciempola and Joseph Green; emergency medical personnel from Robert Wood Johnson BLS and ALS; New Jersey State Police medevac helicopter personnel; and emergency medical staff at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick A-list actor Lesley Manville brings style and substance to amateur sleuthing in the Moonflower Murders the second in the series of Anthony Horowitz’s bestselling books Manville shares insights about her character Susan Ryeland The interactions between your Moonflower Murders character Tim [McMullan] and I have to think about it as a real relationship because ultimately that’s what the audience member sees—two people communicating—even though obviously he is absolutely a figment of her imagination And you have to bear in mind that she knows this character very very well through all of the Alan Conway books that she’s published and edited and scrutinized Pünd has become the character that she really gravitates towards and really likes They have a great thing that’s good for any couple whether romantic or platonic: They have humor together And she has such respect for his investigative skills spending a lot of time urging her to push forward with her own investigating skills There’s mutual respect and admiration between them With the understanding that there’s no better role than that of Susan Ryeland, is there any part of you that wishes that you had been able to play two characters in the two different time periods, as did much of the Moonflower Murders cast I was quite jealous of that because there’s not much on television where an actor hears “Can you come and do this fantastic series”—written by Anthony Horowitz no less—”and you’ll get to play two characters?” I mean It’s like doing two jobs rolled into one But then I’ve got so many rich pickings with playing Susan in that he’s written such a multifaceted So I’ve got absolutely no complaints But I know those other actors were thrilled and couldn’t believe their luck that they got to play two characters the two different versions of those characters It just shows what a kind of wonderful chameleon bunch they are because it really is a pretty impressive cast of talent demonstrated in the fact that they play these two characters that are so different and with such ease We stayed at a very lovely hotel on the beach It was this little hotel with individual rooms and chalets and right on the sea—the crew were jumping into the water every lunchtime because I had costume and hair and makeup and everything But they were all just putting on their swimsuits and spending their lunch breaks in the water I did get stung quite badly when we were filming in Crete and I had to be taken to hospital to get it looked at because I really did react very badly I think it was a bee—there were lots of beehives up in the mountains But one of them got up my trouser leg and gave me a nasty sting so I had to have a few injections and things like that When Susan returns to England in Moonflower Murders it’s exciting to see her back in her chic leather jacket How do her different Greece and England styles relate to her character I think the England style is symbolic to her of her old life and the old Susan She’s gone to Greece full of optimism about the relationship and the hotel they’re going to run But it’s almost as though she’s trying to fit into a world that really she’s not organically comfortable in and you wake up to this beautiful glistening sea every day and the sun is shining and you can eat amazing Greek food But you can’t put those on a sticking plaster over your life and just say and there are people who pay lots of money to go on holiday and have two weeks off every year aren’t I lucky I can have that 365 days of the year now?” Of course and it isn’t ultimately what makes her tick There’s a really lovely moment when she does go back to the UK and she gets her car out of the garage and it’s just the noise of that lovely MG engine—it’s thrilling to her because it represents everything that is the meat and bones of Susan even though she’s not back there strictly speaking to do her job; she’s back there to investigate a murder that somebody thinks is partly to do with the book that she published So she’s back there for a whole set of complex and rather uncomfortable and slightly scary reasons but she can put her leather jacket on and a bit of red lipstick and she doesn’t have to wear the kind of loose dresses that she wears in Greece to keep cool She can actually be the cutting edge Susan that she is We created her as a woman who unashamedly enjoys her wardrobe…And I love the fact that a woman can be brilliant and intelligent and vibrant and thoughtful and provoke all kinds of conversation and also be very interested in her own personal style which can often be seen as something that’s quite slight in a person Isn’t it a bit fickle just to be interested in your clothes and I don’t think it diminishes anything about my personal integrity or intelligence And I think Susan feels exactly the same way Are there any similarities between an actor and an amateur sleuth I suppose only that when I get given a part to play I have to fill in so many gaps and create history that sometimes might not be there But as to whether I feel an actor is a bit like a sleuth I think I’d have been quite a good detective but not because of my acting skills—just because of my nosiness and my understanding of what makes men tick This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Dylan McCoy | For NJ Advance MediaBrandon and Collin Shimp each drove in three RBIs as Manville extended its winning streak to three games with Dover (3-9) scoring in the fourth to take a one-run lead Manville (6-4) would push across seven runs over the next two innings to secure the result Jayden Honkisz recorded a two-hit game for Manville and scored a run with Manville facing Delaware Valley and Dover matching up against Morristown Dylan McCoy can be reached at hssports@njadvancemedia.com The N.J. 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Follow us on social: Facebook | Instagram | X (formerly Twitter) MANVILLE – Carvana will open a "Megasite" at its ADESA facility behind the Manville Promenade a pioneer in buying and selling used cars online will bring its Inspection and Reconditioning Center (IRC) to the existing ADESA wholesale vehicle auction location Carvana acquired ADESA’s auction business from KAR Global for $2.2 billion The purchase included 56 ADESA locations in the United States The integrated facility will expand Carvana’s overall production capacity and enhance its offerings for both retail and wholesale customers Carvana has begun hiring workers for the new location and expects eventually to create 200 new entry-level and skilled jobs "By integrating Carvana reconditioning capabilities at ADESA New Jersey we are using our existing infrastructure to drive new customer benefits while also increasing our total production capacity and growing more efficient as a company," Brian Boyd Carvana's senior vice president of inventory "This Megasite facility will help drive faster delivery speeds for local car buyers a more robust auction offering for local commercial customers and more job opportunities for future team members in Central Jersey." More: Add auto insurance to the list of things increasing in price with Trump's tariffs The 100-acre facility on the site of the former Johns-Manville factory has ample infrastructure to support both Carvana's IRC operations and ADESA wholesale auction business ADESA has served wholesale auto auction customers for nearly three decades The addition of IRC operations to ADESA is designed to increase Carvana’s retail inventory in the metropolitan area making it easier for area buyers to purchase vehicles that can be delivered as soon as the same day or the following day The IRC will also help ADESA's wholesale business from having better reconditioning operations on site for record total annual revenue of $13.67 billion .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Dylan McCoy | For NJ Advance MediaTyler Johnson drove in four RBIs as Manville used a fast start to win a game on its home field Manville (4-4) scored five runs in the first inning It would add five more runs in the third to put the result out of question Evan Canica pitched a complete game on the mound for Manville Collin Shimp was dominant on the basepaths Edward Cooper registered a multi-hit game for South Hunterdon (3-3) and stole two bases Aaron Parisi hit two singles and drove in an RBI Manville was able to split the two-game series after South Hunterdon won the first matchup on Tuesday MANVILLE - Residents will vote next month on a proposal to spend $7.7 million for improvements to borough schools that will have no property tax impact The referendum will be held 6 a.m March 11 at the Manville VFW on Washington Avenue The proposed projects include security upgrades and repurposing spaces for better utilization the referendum proposes security vestibules and renovations to the gym The main office renovations at the high school will include a single suite that will house the principal's office and offices for guidance counselors is the most expensive part of the referendum at $2.9 million More: Manville settles lawsuit over police lieutenant's aggravated assault allegation band room renovations and repurposing the gymnasium stage for multiple uses Renovations of the band rooms at the two schools will cost $1.29 million Security vestibules and door replacements for enhanced security are planned district-wide "This is a a vital upgrade that will help ensure the safety of children and staff," said Superintendent of Schools Jamil Maroun The state share of debt service on the bond to finance the work is $3,821,324 or 49% of the total cost The school district will be responsible for the remaining $3,921,987 There will be no property tax impact if the referendum passes because the school district will be using its capital reserves and existing funds the school district will begin the bid and construction process immediately Renovations will begin this summer and all projects will be completed by December 2026 Lesley Manville is a multi-award-winning stage Her recent theatre has included Ghosts (Almeida West End and BAM New York) for which she won a Best Actress Olivier Award and Critics Circle Award She also received Best Actress Olivier nominations for Long Day’s Journey Into Night (Bristol Old Vic BAM New York and LA) and Grief (National Theatre) Other recent theatre includes The Visit at the National Theatre and Talking Heads at The Bridge Her early career was dominated by work at the Royal Court Theatre working on new plays including Top Girls and Borderline as well as classics such as Three Sisters All About My Mother and Six Degrees of Separation Lesley received an Academy Award Best Supporting Actress and BAFTA nomination for her role in Paul Thomas Anderson’s film Phantom Thread Harris Goes to Parisfor which she received a Golden Globe nomination She has worked extensively with director Mike Leigh most notably on Another Year for which she won the prestigious NBR Best Actress Award and also received BAFTA and BIFA nominations Other films with Mike Leigh are All or Nothing (Critics Circle Best Actress Award) Lesley’s extensive television career has seen her work on many highly acclaimed and awarding winning shows For her role as Princess Margaret in the final two seasons of The Crown Lesley has received a Primetime Emmy and BAFTA nomination Sherwood won her a BAFTA Supporting Actress nomination She did three series of the BBC’s Mum which won her an RTS Comedy Performance Award and two BAFTA nominations and Other People’s Children and Bodily Harm receiving RTS Best Actress nominations for both Stay updated with the most recent stage-related news about Lesley Manville From latest appearances and projects to exclusive features Representatives from the Johns Manville union in Etowah met on Monday for negotiations They tell us employees want a better work-life balance and better wages Their contract is set to end Sunday at midnight a United Steelworkers District 9 representative says these workers want their wages to reflect the rise of inflation throughout the area Morrow says they are fighting for the ability to spend more time with their loved ones Johns Manville released a statement in response to the union's efforts: We asked what options there are if they do not reach an agreement by their deadline the 4,300 workers at Chattanooga's Volkswagen plant ended the 10-year battle on April 19th by joining the United Auto Workers (UAW) union UAW then set its sights on the Mercedes-Benz plant in Tuscaloosa That vote ended in a loss back in May A $55,000 out-of-court settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed by a former Manville Police Department employee who alleged that a lieutenant pointed a loaded weapon at her and laughed In the settlement, reached this summer after mediation and first reported by Transparencynj.com employed in an administrative capacity in the department Paul Meixner of aggravated assault by pointing what she believed was a loaded shotgun at her in February 2022 The woman had also filed suit against Police Chief Thomas Herbst alleging sexual harassment and sexual assault However that lawsuit has been dismissed without prejudice pending the outcome of Herbst's criminal trial early next year on an eight-count indictment returned  by a state grand jury in June 2023 on charges of engaging in sexually inappropriate, criminal acts with multiple women against their will for years Herbst has also filed a defamation suit against the woman That suit has also been dismissed without prejudice until the criminal matter has been resolved More: Opinion: Manville's resilience is powerful. It's a microcosm of the American dream the woman will receive $33,213.92 while her lawyers According to the lawsuit filed in Somerset County Superior Court the woman was in Meixner's office when a sergeant walked in with a shotgun pointed the shotgun directly at the woman and said "she had asked him to do some work which she was not able to do." then laughed about pointing the shotgun at her "He seemed to relish in the demonstration of power over an unarmed and helpless female and frightening her with a loaded weapon," the lawsuit charged The woman was "shocked" and "very shaken" by the lieutenant's conduct and went home and cried The woman feared retaliation if she reported the incident to the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office and feared Meixner and the chief then would make her working conditions "intolerable." A state appellate court has upheld the conviction of a Somerset County man for punching a dog in Manville and his 180-day sentence in the county jail was found guilty of animal cruelty in May 2023 by a Superior Court jury in connection with a May 2020 incident in Manville But the court overturned part of the sentence handed down by Superior Court Judge Jonathan Romankow that placed various conditions on Hartobey's Parole Supervision for Life that he had been given in 2010 for an aggravated sexual assault charge on a 5-year-old girl in Edison in 2006 a Manville woman was sitting in her living room at about 10 p.m 2020 when she heard "a loud thud" against her house followed by another thud 10 seconds later kicking at what she first thought was a bookbag until she heard whimpering and realized it was her dog After she yelled at Hartobey "to get the hell off that dog," he responded that she should get "her fat … back in the house," according to trial testimony More: Hunterdon County man shoots and kills dog, charged with animal cruelty: prosecutor She then went back inside the house and called 911 came to the house and saw Hartobey striking the dog "with a closed fist" on top of the head They also saw Hartobey pulling on the dog's leash "to force the dog to raise her head," according to trial testimony The officers saw Hartobey strike the dog twice but stopped him as he was trying a third time The officers described Hartobey as intoxicated staggering and having alcohol on his breath shaking and cowering with flesh blood on top of her head They brought Nessa to police headquarters where lured her with treats and took her to the shelter Nessa yelped as if she was in pain when the animal control officer picked her up Hartobey was found guilty of fourth-degree animal cruelty arguing that the judge did not define the cruelty charge for the jury through the judge followed the model jury charge for the offense The appellate court rejected that argument Hartobey also argued there was "insufficient" evidence for a conviction The appellate court also rejected that argument saying "a reasonable jury could have found (Hartobey) guilty of animal cruelty" after hearing the testimony Romankow placed three conditions on Hartobey's Parole for Life conditions – a prohibition on contact with Nessa a prohibition on owning other animals in the future Hartobey argued that those conditions had no basis in law and were unrelated to a crime committed more than a decade previously He contended that a judge may not impose parole conditions because it is a power reserved to the state Parole Board The appellate court agreed that the judge did not have the authority to set parole conditions Hartobey was convicted before a new law was passed in 2023 allowing a judge to ban a person found guilty of animal cruelty from having a pet MANVILLE – The 47-year-old motorcyclist who died Sunday following a crash in the area of South Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue has been identified as a Montgomery Township man The Somerset County Prosecutor's Office said Wednesday Kevin Duwane Williams Sunday Manville police responded to the area of South Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue on report of a crash involving motorcycle and vehicle according to Somerset County Prosecutor John McDonald Arriving officers learned the motorcyclist had suffered critical injuries and he was taken to a local hospital where he later died from his injuries The crash is under investigation by members of the Somerset County Collision Analysis Reconstruction Team and the Manville Police Department Anyone with information about the crash is asked to contact the Somerset County Prosecutor's office at 908-231-7100 the Manville Police Department at 908-725-1900 or via the STOPit app Information can also be provided through the Somerset County Crime Stoppers’ Tip Line at 1-888-577-TIPS (8477) and Crime Stopper tips will be kept confidential Suzanne Russell is a breaking news reporter for MyCentralJersey.com covering crime please subscribe or activate your digital account today MANVILLE — A jury convicted a police chief of several counts of official misconduct related to years-long sexual harassment of subordinates Manville police chief Thomas Herbst was charged in 2023 of "abhorrent" sexual abuse that went on for over a decade according to Attorney General Matt Platkin The jury found Herbst guilty on four counts of official misconduct one count of pattern of official misconduct and one count of sexual assault He was also found guilty of fourth-degree criminal sexual contact The person who was Herbst's "primary victim" was sexually assaulted over 13 years Some of the attacks happened while they were on duty and occasionally within police headquarters The jury also convicted the chief of seeking sexual favor from the wife of someone in the department in exchange for "favorable employment decisions" including a promotion He asked another officer's wife for explicit phone calls to get him a schedule change Herbst was also found guilty of viewing pornographic websites on his borough computer in his office The chief was also found guilty of violating department policy by keeping his badge after his suspension and flashing it during a traffic stop He identified himself as the chief during the stop Today’s conviction shows no one is above the law in New Jersey my office will continue to hold corrupt officials to account," Platkin said in a statement "We will continue to protect victims and serve the public I want to thank the career prosecutors and law enforcement in my Office of Public Integrity and Accountability who expertly prosecuted this case." Herbst was named chief in 2019, according to Manville PBA #236. Payroll records show he has been in the Police and Firemen's Retirement System since Jan Report a correction 👈 | 👉 Contact our newsroom Gallery Credit: Dan Zarrow Gallery Credit: Mike Brant Manville police chief Thomas Herbst was charged in 2023 of \"abhorrent\" sexual abuse that went on for over a decade.\nRead More Manville police chief Thomas Herbst was charged in 2023 of "abhorrent" sexual abuse that went on for over a decade Herbst was named chief in 2019, according to Manville PBA #236. 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