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N.J. town just saved 184-year-old farm from development into dementia village

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Holmdel Township recently completed the $4.5 million purchase of the historic 17-acre Potters Farm property that had been proposed for development as a dementia community.

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N.J. town just saved 184-year-old farm from development into dementia village

Holmdel Township recently completed the $4.5 million purchase of the historic 17-acre Potters Farm property that had been proposed for development as a dementia community.

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lehighvalleylive broke the news in on Thursday, December 25, 2025.
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