Gov. Phil Murphy is scheduled to crisscross between the U.S. and Italy in the coming days to spend time with his family at their villa and be sworn in as chairman of the National Governors Association. The governor will leave the state Tuesday evening to spend a week in Italy, where he has spent time in previous summers since taking office, his spokespeople said. He and his wife bought the 23-room mansion in 2004 for about $7.3 million. Murphy’s slated to return to the U.S. on July 14 to attend the NGA’s summer meeting in Portland, Maine. He’ll take the reins as chairman of the nationwide grou…
