“We are looking forward to many more future investments,” he said, adding construction at the former Hess site, strip mall across the street from Town Hall and the former Stern Tower site has begun. McCormac said discussions are underway to bring a steakhouse to the site, which is “something that is sorely needed on Main Street.” The township purchased the old bank building at 106 Main St. The owners have prepared plans to completely redesign the façade of the building, McCormac said. Right behind LeGrand’s investment will be a brand new retail site at the corner of Main Street and Route 35. However, he said he approaches every single day with a mode of positivity that enables him to accomplish any goal he sets his mind towards achieving. LeGrand hopes that his company can serve as a vehicle to bring people together and inspire them by providing a “Daily Cup of Believe.” As an African American man in a wheelchair, he knows what it is like to have the odds stacked against you, he said.
The online shop for LeGrand Coffee House currently features a custom mug and three different types of coffee from Costa Rica, Guatemala and Sumatra. The LeGrand Coffee House opened online on Jan. In October 2010, LeGrand sustained a spinal cord injury at his C3 and C4 vertebrae while playing football for Rutgers University. Anytime someone in the world has a similar injury, they can count on inspiring words from our local hero.” “He’s an amazing popular young man, who dealt with a truly horrific injury to become a national sensation spokesperson for spinal cord injuries. “Eric’s first business venture will be right here in our downtown,” McCormac said. The first retail tenant of the site will be LeGrand Coffee House owned by the township’s very own Eric LeGrand. The project includes 232 luxury rentals and 12,000 square feet of street-level retail space. “The Prism project at the should be open by late spring,” McCormac said. That is why major development is underway of downtown luxury apartments and retail projects.
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