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FEBRUARY 18, 2010 SentiiieNORTH BRUNSWICK • SOUTH BRUNSWICK l gmnews.com 50< S.B. company gets drug approved by FDA BV JENNIFER BOOTON Staff Writer

pharmaceutical company based in Monmouth Junction recently re- Aceived its first drug approval from the Federal Drug Administration (FDA). Upon the announcement last week some township officials seemed hopeful that the news could help bolster the local economy. INNOPHARMA, located on Deerpark Road, announced the FDA approval of the Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) for ibutilide fumarale injection, the generic drug of Pfizer's Corvert, which helps to treat cardiac arrhythmia. One of nearly three-dozen phannaceuti- cal and high-tech research and development companies in the township, INNOPHARMA focuses on niche gcneric and specialty pharmaceutical products. The drug is the first of the company's FDA ap- provals. "Being that it's their first [approval], it brings a sense of credibility and respect to INNOPHARMA and to their New Jersey office," Councilman Jo.seph Camarota said. The good news comes just months after two large corporations — Pfizer and Dow Jones — announced their decision to relo- cate out of the township, which will ulti- mately cost the township thousands of dollars. (Continued on page 17) ERIC SUGAR staff Armaan Mediratta (I) and Ajay Sirvlsettl build their respective designs during a Famiiy LEGO Ciub session held at the South Brunswick Library in Monmouth Junction on Saturday. The club, which meets once a month, Is open to children ages 5 and older and their caregivers. More photos, page 25. House fires in S.B. destroy two homes The resident informed officers that he The second fire was reported a few Seven people were displaced, had smelled smoke and opened the win- hours later at 2:45 a.m. Saturday. The fire, are being assisted by dows of his home before calling authorities. at 70 Cottonwood Court, was reported after American Red Cross Sixty firefighters from the Monmouth the resident awoke to a popping noise in her oo Junction, Kendall Park and Brookview fire furnace room. The homeowner saw flames oo LUl ouse fires that destroyed two homes departments fought the blaze for nearly four and smoke and woke her two teenage chil- cai! 0 and displaced seven people last hours. dren. They all escaped without injury.

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Residents in N.B. and S.B. play in the snow during last week's blizzard. Page 14

I . .jx. PHOTOS BY IAN BATES Local resident Ian Bates photographed North Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co. No. 3 for a school photo essay project. Top: Rrefighter Craig Pormllll is ready for a call. Below: Firefighters Dan Guillen, front, and Chris Goebels await any necessary action. Local student creating snapshot of his own future What's happening While photographing N.B. firemen "I sort of just hang around and wait for stuff to Find out what plays, events happen. I always have a camera on my shoulder," and concerts are taking place for h.s. project, Ian Bates is also he said. in our area and Atlantic City. applying to be a vol. fireman He has also-taken pictures of the firefighters Pages 20 Si 21 BY JENNIFER AMATO relaxing. Staff Writer "I wanted to go behind the scenes. Usually for pictures of firefighters, you see them on a call or Tax flay awaits '"orth Brunswick resident Ian Bates IS at a fire, but not much behind the scenes at the building a dark room in his basement. firehouse, stuff like all of the preparation," he The IRS provides tax season —N A senior at Rutgers Preparatory School said. tips for residents. in Somerset, he has been taking photography Bates said he didn't realize that there is a lot of classes since his sophomore year. Page 7 work for firemen to do when they're not on a call, In his Photo I class, he learned about manual such as fixing things, cleaning or building things. photography and how to develop his own pic- He said his final 100 photographs will depict tures. the best moments, "stuff to show everything that's After some convincing of his parents, he is h^pening." He hopes his sound piece has inter- QUOTE OF THE WEEK now on his way to converting a closet into his views with the firemen and that the video will own photography studio by painting it black, seal- match the photos. They have stimulus money, ing off all openings, putting up blackout curtains, they want to put these lights "I just want to make it the best that I can." he in, and it saves the town and buying the necessary chemicals. said. money in the long run, so "It's fun to take film and develop it and see I'm totally for It." Bates said he has never comi^eied a project of how it comes out slowly," he said. this magnitude before, but that he afs^ys has his The 17-year-old is currently expanding his —Frank Gamabetese camera and is taking photos of whatever catches Mayor. SiHith Brunswick photography portfolio because of a class assign- his eye. Page 4 ment. though the implications are much lat^ger. So far, he has i^eived the Junior Art Award Bates, who has had an interest in firefighting ment did not pan out as he had expected, so he at his school and has had three gallery exhibitions sincc he was young, decided to capture the mem- featuring his work. bers of North Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company decided to reach out to the local volunteer fire- Classified 32 fighters to depict their lives inside and outside of Combined with his current job of assisting a No. 3 for a photo essay. And he has become so in- wedding photographer, he hopes this photo essay Editorials 8 trigued that he is currently filling out his own ap- their firefighting duties. Entertainment 20 "Company 3 has grown on me, and I have a package will help him when he attends the Ohio plication to become a volunteer fireman. University School of Visual Communication to Movie Review 22 personal connection to each [firefighter]," he said. "Firefighters interested me a lot ever since I "Firefighters are heroes and deserve any publicity study photojournalism in the fall. Real Estate 27 was a little kid. I wanted to explore it more," he they can get to create respect." He intends to freelance for a newspaper or said. "I am interested in how each firefighter is. Sports 26 Bates has spent about three weeks thus far magazine once he graduates. They each create a different situation and mo- "Being able to show people what goes on, ment. Firefighters are very unpredictable." with the duty crew, from 6-10 p.m. Mondays through Thut^ays. With his project due in April, showing people what's happening with a still For the assignment. Bates must submit a mul- he plans to spend more time"adding to his collec- frame without them being there," he said, is the Qmncws.cttm timedia presentation of a topic of interest, includ- tion of 6,000 photographs — about 200 pictures appeal of photography. V on the web ' ing KX) photographs, a sound piece and a video uploaded each night. To view Bates' photographs, visit www.lan- piece. He watches as the duty crew checks equip- BatesPhoto.com. To purchase a photogr^h, con- Although he began his assignment by photo- A Greater Media Newspaper ment and trucks and participates in various drills. tact Bates at [email protected] or visit graphing fishermen in Point Pleasant, the assign- He has not yet been on a fire call. ianbatesphoto.blogspot.com. 4 SENTINEL NS SAVE UXTALLY WITH ONLINE COUK)NS • VLSIT www.gmnews.com February 18.2010 PSE&G to install energy-efficient street lights in S.B, The company will replacc a total of four times longer, and arc less costly to op- Mayor Frank Gambatcse said the town- Cost savings could reach 96,4(X) of the less-efficient mcrcury vapor erate compared to the pre-existing models, ship's electricity bill is extremely high and $1 million per year lights with the new induction fluorescent according to a PSE&G press release. believes this initiative is a good way to help lights. PSE&G is the first utility in the na- The greener fixtures last up to I00,(X)0 alleviate that financial burden. BY JENNIFER BOOTON tion to provide these particular fixtures. hours before they need maintenance and use "They have stimulus money, they want Staff Writer Benefits from these replacements in- 30 to 40 percent less electricity, according to put these lights in, and it saves the town SOUTH BRUNSWICK — PSE&G re- clude an estimated $1 million municipal to the statement. There is also an electronic money in the long nin, so I'm totally for it," cently began insidJling cnergj-cfficient savings on lighting bills and a reduction of driver in the fixture that allows for less than he said. "We're ready for it." streetlights in over 20() municipalities nearly 2l,0(X) tons of carbon dioxide ga.ses 5 percent of the energy to be lost to heat. PSE&G partnered with U.S. Lighting across the state in an effort that could save and 45.{XX) megawatt hours annually. The energy-efficient fixtures contain Technologies in California to develop a towns nearly SI million annually. "This program is a win-win for the com- much less compared to the mer- more energy-efficient .solution to replace the The electric and gas company has al- munities we serve," said Ralph LaRossa, cury vapor units they are replacing, and pro- mercury lights. Together they developed a ready installed the new induction fluores- president and chief operating officer of vide a white light source that allows the eye "cobra head" replacement dubbed "The Jer- cent lights in Franklin Township and will PSE&G. "It brings a new green source of to see objects more clearly. sey" that delivers utility-grade pcrfoirnance soon begin installing them in South lighting to our neighborhoods as it provides Municipalities do not have to pay any with contemporary styling, according to the Brunswick. some relief to municipal budgets." upfront costs or charges to participate in the release. The new fixtures are brighter, last nearly program. The lighting replacements are part of a $700 million capital program designed to stimulate the economy and provide jobs over two years by accelerating electric and gas infrastructure projects. PSE&G will in- vest about $50 million to provide the en- Pelican's Presidents Day ergy-efficient lighting to the 220 municipalities its services, according to the company.

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County Clerk Elaine Flynn and freeholders "1 believe my family will look forward He cited health concerns as the reason Pete Dalina, Chris Rafano and Blanquita to seeing more of me in my retirement," he iddlesex County Sheriff Joseph C. for his decision to step down. Valenti. said. Spicuzzo announced last week thai "I made the decision to retire now before "My duties as sheriff have been one of Scott, who served as a sheriff's officer M he will not seek re-election this health issues could adversely impact the the highlights of my life," Spicuzzo said. "1 in Middle.sex County from 1968-95, in- year. perfnmiance of my duties as sheriff," he believe the many innovations thai origi- cluding five years as chief officer, said she He said he met with Democratic Pany said, though he did not .specify the type of nated with me have strengthened my office. was encouraged to run for the office by leaders on Feb. 9 and advised them of his health conccm. "I am making the decision I am very proud of my service." Democratic Party leaders. She said she has decision to retire. Subsequently, on Feb. 11, public now because the Democratic Party Spicuzzo is a former labor leader and "great respect" for Spicuzzo. Freeholder Mildred "Millie" Scott, a fonner has scheduled its nominating convention for was the first elected mayor of Spotswood, "He strengthened the department in sheriff's officer, announced she would run March 16." serving from 1976-80. He and his wife countless ways with his service. However, I for sheriff. Spicuzzo, who will remain as sheriff Mary Ann, who now live in Helmetta, have understand and respect his decision to re- Spicuzzo has been sheriff for almost 30 until his present term ends on Dec. 31, said two children, Charlie, who is a Spotswood tire." the party's candidates for sheriff, county councilman, and JoAnn. Bom and raised in Perth Amboy, Scott was a councilwoman in Piscataway from Among the Best-Managed Banks in America — (2007, 2008 and 2009) 1996 to 2008, when she was elected free- Forbes holder. She and her husband, Richard, have three children and seven grandchildren. "It would be a great honor and privilege to serve the people of our county as sher- iff," she said. "My 27 years' experience as a sheriff's officer, my several leadership roles in that department and my service as chair- man of the freeholder Law and Public Safety Committee, which oversees all law enforcement agencics of the county, have helped to prepare me for the.se responsibil- ities." Republicans announce run Two Monroe residents, Keith B. Hack- ett and Harold Kanehave, announced last i^immesmsi week that they will seek the offices of sher- iff and clerk, respectively. Hackett retired from the New Jersey State Police in 2008 after more than 26 years of service. He has been a resident of Monroe for the past 23 years and is married with two children. He said he wants to take the politics out oyalty of the Sheriff's Office and bring nonparti- san leadership to the position. He said he would accept a reduced salary and take no fringe benefits, pension or entitlements, and will return that money to taxpayers. Hackett said he would push for greater Are you getting lost in the shuffle? professional achievement by seeking law enforcement accreditation from the New Remember the days when your banker valued your business? Today, it seems as though banks change their name and personnel Jersey State Assfxriation of Chiefs of Police. as often as their rates. Plus, they make it impossible to talk to someone on the phone, much less get a question answered. 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Finally — I was free! experience this morning at the in- Twenty minutes late to work, but tersection of Hermann Road and free! Livingston Avenue. Later, I got to thinking: These It was the morning after the guys surely had someplace else to big storm, Thursday. Feb. 11. a lit- be, or at least would rather be. tle before 9 a.m. "The roads were They had nothing to gain by help- very slippery. As I approached the ing me. They could have just red light on Hermann Road, with called the police on their cell a car in front of me. I stepped on phones and been on their way, but my brake and. to my horror, real- they didn't. Oh, I know what you ized I wasn't slowing down (ap- male cynics out there are thinking: parently a pile of snow around "Well, of course they helped YOU tires can cause this). I had to make — you're a young pretty girl." a split-second decision. My only Nope. I'm a quite average-looking choice uas to veer sharply right, middle-aged woman. and this landed me in a big snow I'm writing this in the hope bank. The whole front of my car that those kind strangers will read was buried. this and know how grateful I am. I don't think 15 seconds I did thank them on the scene, but passed before a young man came I hope they heard me. I hope they along and offered his help. A cou- know how much they touched my ple minutes later, three more men heart. Even in snowstorms, EMS volunteers are there to help stopped to help, or was it four? Have faith in people. We will t's been said that volunteer When calls came in, these volun- www.njsfac.org. It's kind of a blur now. As they always help each other. These are EMS [emergency medical teers gladly braved the elements The next time Mother Nature stood there assessing the situation the good o d days. services] is like oxygen: most to help neighbors and strangers throws New Jersey a curve ball, and planning a course of action, a I people don't realize they need it alike — free of charge. think about the EMS volunteers policeman pulled up. He took one Lorene Leiter until they don't have it. Currently, in more than 80 per- donating their time to help you, look at the sorry sight and said I North Brunswick Unless they required medical cent of New Jersey, when some- even if you never have occasion to assistance during the last three one calls for an ambulance, call them. Pedestrians need not misinterpret law snowstorms, most New Jerseyans volunteers respond. The 80-year- A final thought: there's no would like to respond to the should, and can, stop on a dime likely were blissfully unaware old New Jersey State First Aid need to wait until EMS Week in letter to the editor from En- because pedestrians want to cross their local volunteer ambulance Council represents more than May to show your appreciation. rique Gonzalez Jr., "Drivers the road. crews remained staffed and ready 20,000 EMS volunteers affiliated Any day is ideal to thank the EMS I to respond to calls. Forgoing with more than 350 first aid and volunteers in your town. Must Yield Right of Way to Pedes- I have noticed this most fre- trians" (Sentinel, Feb. 11). quently at Mid-State Mall, East warm beds and lazy snow days rescue squads throughout the While I did not see the original Brunswick, in both the ShopRite with their families, countless EMS state. We're always recruiting new Barbara Ara.s letter that prompted Mr. Gonza- and Best Buy parking lots. A volunteers throughout the state volunteers, with or without prior Little Silver lez's response, I agree with him woman once yelled at me because slept at their squad buildings dur- EMS experience, to join our team. President that, by law, drivers must yield to she said she had the right of way ing the storms to make sure calls For more information, visit your New Jersey State First Aid pedestrians in a crosswalk. The despite being nowhere near the were answered without delay. local squad or our website at Council problem is that since the law was crosswalk and crossing in the dark passed, a large number of pedes- without any thought to oncoming Poison information and Education System needs protection trians misinterpret the law as one traffic. that allows them to step out into ''ever look a gift horse in federal funding. providing 24/7 free telephone sup- the mouth," but that is The math doesn't add up, and port to all New Jersey residents. road traffic even in the absence of Karen J. Fitzpatrick 'NT; a crosswalk, believing that - - ^ eexactl y what the state we strongly urge our newly Emergency Medical Services pro- East Brunswick of New Jersey has recently done elected executive and legislative fessionals and doctors in New Jer- by cutting funds to the New Jersey officials to take a more informed sey-based hospitals. 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—T The Little Mermaid 'The Little Mermaid," a SPECIAL EVENTS John Bianculli Trio FILM captivating tale of a deter- Jackie Jones, vocals mined young mermaid and her Eightti annual New Jersey Flower Feb. 19, 8:30 p.m. Red Bank Documentary Film companions both under the and Gartien Show Christopher's Heldrich Hotel Festival sea and on land, comes to Feb. 18.1-9 p.m.: Livingston Ave.. New Brunswick Feb. 18, 7 p.m., Mercer County Community Feb. 19 and M. 10 a.m.-9 p.m.: no cover charge "The Day After Trinity" College's Kelsey Theatre on 732-214-2200 Feb. 21.10a.m.-6 p.m. The Atrium at Navesmk Hart)or Saturday, Feb. 20, at 2 and 4 New Jersey Convention Center, 40 Riverside Ave., Red Bank p.m. This musical adaptation Edison Brooklyn Rider tree, popcorn and candy included; s presented by the award- admission: $14, $12 in advance: Feb. 19.8 p.m. reservations required winning American Family The- $6 ages 12-17:11 and under free: Pollak Theatre 800-842-2480 atre. Kelsey Theatre is located 10 seniors Feb. 18 and 19 only: Monnrouth University on Mercer's West Windsor www.njllowershow.com West Long Branch campus, 1200 Old Trenton 800-332-3976. ext. 120 tickets: $28 DANCE Road. 732-263-6889 This lively musical, loosely National Wrestling Superstars www.monmouth.edu/arts based on the classic Hans Feb. 19,7:45 p.m. Christian Andersen story, The Giant Silva battles four men at Arlo Guthrie chronicles the adventures of once. J-cup tag-team tournament Feb. 20 at 8 p.m. Mera, the little mermaid with the most beautiful singmg voice under the sea. Bored with her underwater sur- includes The Nigerian Nightmares. McCarter Theatre Center roundings, she yearns to be completely human and live on land — especially after meeting the handsome The 8S Express, The Jock Mafia University PI., Princeton Prince Edmond, whom she carries to safety after a violent storm. The plot thickens as Mera strikes a deal Team Commando, T?)e Cold- tickets: $37-$48 with the Sea Witch to win the prince's heart. How will Mera foil the Sea Witch and win her prince forever? Hearted Playa 609-258-2787 Tickets for "The Little Mermaid" are $8 for children and senior citizens and $10 for adults. Free parking is Woodbridge Elks Lodge www.mccarter.org available next to the theater. Tickets may be purchased online at viww.kelseytheatre.net or by callino the 665 Rah way Avenue Kelsey box office at 609-570-3333. tickets: $18, $16 children/seniors Katha Zinn, illya Fllshtlnskiy 732-888-1704 works by Beethoven, Paganlnl, Lutoslawski. Prokofiev, Spring Lake Community Forever Plaid Mercer Community College The Mighty Oak Players and the Old Trenton Road, West Windsor Be Feather Smart Schumann House Theatre Feb. 20, 8 p.m. Third & Madison avenues Strand Theatre Ensemble tickets: $16. $14 seniors. Feb. 20 and 21,10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Feb. 27 at 8 p.m., $20 students and children Manasquan Reservoir Monmouth Conservatory of Spring Lake Music tickets: $20-$28 Richard R Marasco 609-570-3333 Environmental Center Performing Arts Center vww.kelseytheatre.net Georgia Tavern Road, Howell 50 White St., Red Bank 732-449-4530 donations accepted wviw.springlaketheatre.com Monroe Twp. H.S. free Dragon's Tale Perrineville Rd. 732-842-4000. TTY number 711 732-741-8880 ^ FOR KIDS www. monmouthconservaf ory. org Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company Through the Night Monroe wvirw.monmouthcountyparks.com Feb. 28 at 3 p.m. A soul aria written & performed by tickets: $20, $18 seniors/students School House Rock Live, Too! Millstone Township Performing Rio Clemente Trio Daniel Beaty advanced tickets: 877-77CLICK A Kids Forum presentation Washington's Birthday Celebration Arts Center from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Feb. 2i.noon-3p.m. jazz through Feb. 21 with professional actors Feb. 21.2 p.m. tickets: $22; $15 children under Crossroads Theatre wvw.monroetownshipcultural- Feb. 20 & 21 at 11 a.m.. Historic Allaire Village 12 and seniors commission.com Allaire State Park Monmouth County Library Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Forum Theatre Headquarters 732-466-8480 tickets: $40-$75 Main St. Route 524, Wall email: free 125 Symmes Dr., Manalapan 732-545-8100 Social Security Metuchen free [email protected] www.CrossroadTheatreCompany.org comedy presented by the tickets: $14; 5 tickets for $50 732-919-3500 Monmouth Players www.allairevillage.org 732-431-7220 732-548-5600 www.monmouthcountylib.org ON STAGE The Triumph of Love Feb. 19, 20, 26 & 27 & 28 viww.forumtheatrearts.org at 8:15 p.m.; Academy of Music Ensemble through Feb. 20 Feb. 21 at 2 p.m. Groups in Concert Revolution, Resistance and Harvey Wed. through Sat. at 8 p.m.; The Jungle Book Reconciliation: Latin American Sundays at 2 p.m. Navesink Library Theatre Feb. 20 and 27 at noon and 3 p.m. blues & rock bands, senior string presented by South Street Players corner of Sears and Monmouth Ofchestra. dance troupe and Music from the Colonial Period and Feb. 19, 20, 26, 27, March 5 and The New Theater Circle Players singing ensemble Dictatorships Mason Gross Performing Arts avenues, Middletown 416 Victoria Ave. 6 atSp.m., Feb. 28at2p.m. tickets: $15; $12, seniors/students Feb. 21 at 2 p.m. Feb. 21 at 3 p.m. Wesley Hall behind St. Andrew's Center (Douglass campus) Piscataway 732-291-9211 Main Street theater New Jersey City University United Methodist Church 85 George St., New Brunswick tickets: $8 3018 Bordentown Ave. Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City 4fh & Mercer streets. Spring Lake tickets: $25, discounts apply www.monmouthplayers.org 732-968-7555 Parlin section of Sayreville free tickets: $22: $20 seniors/students 732-932-7511 www. circleplayers .com The Vagina Monologues tickets: $10: refreshments available 201-200-3151 732-447-5169: 732-462-4329 viww.masongross.rutgers.edu presented by Center Players 732-553-1153 Interactive Mystery Adventure Feb. 19 and 20 at 8 p.m. Cherish the Ladies Barefoot in the Park Calvin Better ages 7 and up Applewood Estates' Performing Toy Trains in Action Feb. 26, 8 p.m. through March 14 Feb. 20, 5-9 p.m. through Feb. 28. Arts Center benefits the Freehold Open Door Pollak Theatre Wed. 1 & 8 p.m.; Thurs., Fri., Tues.-Sun., times vary (every 15 mins.) Applewood Drive, Freehold food pantry, antique toy trains and Monmouth University and Sat. at 8 p.m.; Sun. at 3 p.m. George Street Playhouse Katen Environmental Center Feb. 21 at 2 p.m. accessories, silent auction of fully West Long Branch Two River Theater Co. 9 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick 160 Conover Road tickets: $47.50-$63.50, Center Playhouse landscaped toy train layout with tickets: $32, $40 21 Bridge Street, Red Bank Wickatunk section of Mariboro train set 732-263-6889 732-846-2895, exts. 134 or 135 35 South St. tickets; $10 ($8 Kateri members) 732-345-1400; viww.trtc.org wviw.georgestplayhouse.org Freehold Feb. 21.10 a.m.-3 p.m. www.monmouth.edu/arts must be purchased in advance admission: $30; proceeds go to Knights of Columbus 732-946-9694 COMEDY The Wiz Claudia Lives On Memorial 701. Main St., Freehold Exposure Time www.collieryouthservices.org presented by Freehold Township Scholarship Fund admission: nonperishable food of worid premiere Tomds Kutiinek High School 732-462-9093 monetary donation through March 21 Cinderella Feb. 19. 8 p.m. Feb. 25 and 26 at 7 p.m. www.centerplayers.org 732-303-8299 State Theatre Feb. 27 at 1 and 7 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. at 8 p.m.. through May 15 Freehold Twp. High School Sat. at 3 & 8 p.m.. Sun. at 2 p.m. Saturdays at 2 p.m. Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Grease Holmdel Kiwanis Casino Night 281 Elton-Adelphia Rd. New Jersey Repertory Company First Avenue Playhouse tickets: $15, children free with Feb. 18-20, Feb. 26. 7-11 p.m. 179 Broadway, Long Branch First Avenue every adult ticket purchased Mount Burke Theatre Lakeside Manor tickets: $40, discounts available Atlantic Highlands 732-247-7200 Gypsy Peddle School 410 Route 36, Hazlet 732-2229-3166; www,njrep.org tickets: $9 www.statetheatrenj.org presented by Howell High School Hightstown admission; $100, 732-291-7552 Feb. 26,27, March 5 &6at7 p.m. tickets: $10 includes $100 in chips Man of La Mancha My Mother's Italian, My Father's Howell High School 609-944-7550 732-291-2960 Jewish, and I'm in Therapy! 405 Squankum-Yellowbrook Rd. Feb. 20, 8 p.m.; www.firsfavenueplayhouse.com one-man show Feb. 21,3 p.m. • Music Axeifod Performing Arts Center Guys and Dolls by Steve Solomon You Can't Take If With You Feb. 20-28, • EXHIBIT Feb. 21,3 p.m. comedy 100 Grant Ave., Deal Judy Collins tickets; $25, $22 seniors, Fri. & Sat. 8 p.m.. Sun, 3 p m. George Segal in Focus: Feb. 19. 9 p.m. State Theatre through Feb. 28 Middletown Arts Center Photography by Donald Lokuta Livingston Ave.. New Brunswick Fri.& &t. at 8 p.m.. Sun. at 3 p.m. $15 students McCarter Theatre Center 732-531-9100, ext. 142 36 Church St. through March 21, University PI., Princeton tickets: $32-$52 Playhouse 22 Middletown hours vary; 732-247-7200, ext. 517 www.axelrodartscenter.org tickets: $20 standing room only East Brunswick Community Arts tickets: $20, $15 seniors and opening reception: 609-258-2787 www.statetheatrenj.org Center Pygmalion students Feb. 28, 3-5 p.m. www.mccarter.org 721 Cranbury Road 732-888-0339 Monmouth Museum at Optimist Club's annual Stand-Up ttekets: $20, $18 seniors/students through Feb. 21, Fri. and Sat., 8 p.m.; Sun., 2 p.m. www.smarttix.com Brookdale Community College Lee Deedmeyer Comedy Night fundraiser www.playhouse22.org Newman Springs Road Feb. 27, 7 p.m. 732-254-3939 Kelsey Theatre Feb. 19.9 a.m.-l p.m. Mercer Community College Fiddler on the Rool Lincroft So Jt ATLANTIC CITY Boogie Nights weddings tickets: $20-$30 Yesterday: A Tribute to the Beatles BALLY'S Marina district Feb. 21.23.24.25 and 27 esorts Casino Hotel an- Live Boxing: www.harrahsresort.com at 8:30 p.m. nounced that it is offering Mike Jones v Henry Bruseles An Evening with The Levon Helm Tropicana Showroom RBoogie Nigtits - winner of Feb. 27 at 7:30 p.m. Band tickets: $25 the 2010 Atlantic City Nightlife tickets: $50-$75 Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. Crocodile Rock Awards for Best Dance Club, Best Boardwalk & Park Place tickets: $35-$55 Feb. 20 at 8:30 p.m. DJ and Best Drink Specials - as a www.ballysac.com Marina district Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. www.harrahsresort.com Feb. 22 at 8 p.m. venue for Vegas-style weddings BORGATA Marina district Feb. 24 at 3:30 and 8 p.m. and wedding-vow-renewal cere- wvra^.harrahsresort.com Tropicana Showroom monies. Ray Davies tickets: $25 The first wedding was held Feb. 26 at 9 p.m. M SHOWBOAT Boardwalk & Iowa and Brighton Valentine's Day weekend. Borgata Event Center avenues "Las Vegas has Elvis, now tickets: $45 New Found Glory www.tropicana.net Atlantic City has 'Michael' and The Roots Feb. 19 at 8 p.m. tickets: $19.99 • jRUfvip TAI MAHAL 'Madonna," said Kathleen Mc- Feb. 27 at 10 p.m. Borgata Ttie Music Box House of Blues Furthur Sweeney, senior vice president of Dropkicrookiek Murp tickets: $60 Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. Marketing for Resorts Casino Jon Stewart Feb.. :2 5 at 8 p.m. Hotel. "Thousands of people fly tickets: $49.50 March 5 at 8 and 11 p.m. tickets: $25-$29 Boardwalk at Virginia Ave. from the East Coast to Las Vegas March 6 at 11 p.m. House of Blues www.trumptaj.com for nontraditional weddings every tickets: $75 & $95 Musiq Soulchild Marina district Feb. 27 at 8 p.m. year. Now, they can drive to At- . .„ ATLANTIC CITY www.theborgota.com tickets: $35-$45 lantic City and get married or -loseph and Rachael Anderson of Egg Harbor were the first House of Blues • CONVENTION CENTER renew their vow's at Boogie couple to be married at Boogie Nights, the ultlnnate 'TOs CAESAR'S CATCH the Show Nights, a place that has defined dance club at Resorts Casino Hotel. Spirit Unlimited Feb. 20 cheer & dance team competition nontraditional since it opened." 2010 Lunar New Year Celebration tendants, will be available a la carte. Guests can a new twist on the Mardi Gras Feb. 20 Boogie Nights, a '70s and '80s nightclub, will The Year of the Tiger parade also choose to order photographers, videogra- Feb. 20 admission: $20: ages 6-10, $10 accommodate wedding parties and wedding vow New Orleans Parade Atlantic City Classic Car Show phers, wedding cakes, hors d'oeuvres, and more. Lunar New Year Parade at 2 p.m. renewal celebrations of all sizes. For $200, guests at 2:30 and 7 p.m. Feb. 26 & 27, 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Weddings and wedding vow renewals will be on the Boardwalk from Rio Carnival Parade at 5 p.m. will receive a ceremony presided by one of two Showboat to Caesar's admission: $20, under 12, $5 available seven days a week at Boogie Nights. tickets: $35-$55 ordained Boogie Nights characters; Mr. Boogie or Main Event Caesar's Circus One Convention Center Blvd. Weddings on Fridays and Saturdays will be held Boardwalk at Delaware Ave. 609-449-2000 Dee Dee Rivera; champagne toast for four, and Maximum Theatre at 7 p.m. www.showboatac.com complimentary access to Boogie Nights that prior to the nightclub's opening at 9 p.m. Cere- admission: tree www.accenter.com evening. monies held Sunday through Thursday must have Boardwalk & Arkansas Avenue a minimum of 100 guests. and Christopher Columbus Blvd. • TROPICANA • RESTAURANT WEEK The Boogie Nights crew can assist couple in Those interested in booking or finding out www.caesarsac.com Atlantic City Restaurant Week writing their vows with a '70s and '80s flair. 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Middle.sex County College, Edison, an- Everyone can enjoy 'Valentine's Day' nounced the following local students named to the dean's list for the fall semester: BY REBECCA MORTON alone. The film's Hollywood - North Brunswick residents: Staff Writef The only real paiblem with packed cast is too large to list, Joseph Alai, Kathryn Abrams, Brandon Ihe lives of numerous Los "Valentine's Day" is the large but ranges froin screen legends Alterman, Keith Amorim, Kevin Anderson, An^elinos iniertwine on cast. With abtiut 21 characters like Shirley MacLaine to the Ginally Applebaum-Matos, Jozsef Baksa, the day dedicated to love interacting with one another, it young newcomers like Emma Simer Bhatia, Mayra Bird, Jennifer Blay, T can he a bit much. Some people Roberts, Taylor Lautner and in the new film "Valentine's Stephen Bonura, Maurice Bright, Michael Day" as they face challenges and were introduced, then drifted to Taylor Swift. Each actor gave a ADMIT ONE Burlew, Diana Calderone, Dianna Carta- make conquests on Feb. 14. the side, while others t(xik main great pcrfomiance for his or her gena, Ashley Centrella, Elizabeth Chelli, stage, like Julia (Jennifer Gar- respective character. "Valentine's Day" "Valentine's Day" is a fun. Jacqueline Cohen, Thomas DePalma, ner) and her best friend "Valentine's Day" is a little Released by: Melissa Difranco, Jessica Eckert, Ulysses cute date-night movie that Reed (Ashton takes a look at all the var- lengthy, but it needs to be in Flores, Anthony Formica, Amal Ghannam, New Line ious types of Kutcher). order to explore each character's Allan Gomez, Alina Hasan, Nicolette Hires, day. romantic relation- Like the simi- Starring: Nyerere Hodge, Qiuting Lucy Huang, Nico- ships out there in larly large casted See if you can find director las Issa, Hannah Jakubowski, James Karas, the world. "He's Just Not Garry Marshall's cameo. Here's Too many Hollywood Coleen Keefe, Qurat-UI-Aine Khalid, Jason V ^ That Into You," a hint: it's toward the end. Also Klink, Chris Konarski, Michael Kourtis, Viewers ride .•v stars to list! along with the there's so much watch for nods at Marshall's pre- Richard Krattcnmaker, Beth Kro.ss, Soo Lee, fairy-tale, first- going on that vious films, including "Pretty Directed by: Ja.son Magyar, Katelyn Magyar, Margaret love high school viewers are Woman." McNeil, Corey Meagher, Chri.stian Mendez, Carry Marshall romance of Willy bounced around If you're looking for a great Yvonne Mikalopas, Mark Mindlin, Alexan- and can lose their dra Moskvichova and Gary Murphy. (Taylor Lautner) date movie, then definitely Running time: and Felicia (Taylor connection with the check out "Valentine's Day." Swift), all the way characters. It's not so overly romantic 123 minutes Also of North Brunswick: Shyna Nanila, ' At the start of the and sappy that your significant to dealing with se- Rated: PG-13 Kevin Nielsen, Alvaro Norona, Temidayo crets long buried in film, you're so busy other will be bored to tears, plus Ogunwale, Jennifer Olbrys, Amanda Olsen, relationships, like trying to make a fam- there's plenty of eye candy for Grade: B Himanshukumar Patel, Mihir Patel, Kyle Estelle (Shirley ily tree of sorts of everyone (think Jessica Alba and Petroski, Courtney Pfau, James Pickering, MacLaine) and Edgar how each character re- Bradley Cooper). Jennifer Porto, Samantha Previte, Syed (Hector Elizondo). lates to another that you're In the end, "Valentine's Day" Quadri, Naina Raina, Leticia Recinos, Kim- distracted. By the end, though, it is a fun fiick for everyone. berly Reyes, Griselda Rivera, Christopher Like any movie, those who all comes together and you see 3N0 iiwav deserve to be end up happy on Rizk, Yanira Rodriguez, Nicole Rosol, some surprising relationships Contact Rebecca Morton at Heather Samocki, Shannon Samocki, Kristie Valentine's Day, while those between certain characters. heartbreakers out there end up marlboro @ gmnews. com. Saporita. Nicole Schrage, Anthony Scimone, Shilp Shah, Syed Jawad Shah, Patrick Skol- sky, Brekke Spadaro, Saahithya Thirukot- -Submissions accepted for VSA arts program taram, Pasquale Tesi. Izabela Urbaniec, VSAA aitsarte. New BrunswickRnincu/ir'V, iisc seekinc/^lringo subciiK_- WashingtonAA/acKinnrfr»n, D.C.Ft r^, anon/d^ th th

The imt bea thkig to bttokfmt ki M b b^^ Bucknell University, l^wishurg. Pa., Monday h Tuesday is announced the following local students Serving Breakfast, Brunch & Lunch Senior Appreciation Day! 7 Days a Week named to the dean's list for the fall .semester: Seniors Enjoy 15% OFF* Briana K. Burckhardt, North Brunswick, In business for over 20 years 'Cannot b€ combined with any other offer. daughter of Marlene and Thomas Burck- hardt, and a 2{K)6 graduate of North Brunswick Township High Sch(H)l: Griddle & Grill WICK PLAZA 345 Rt. 9 South 431 Broad St. Courtney A. Mc-Carthy, Monmouth Junc- 561 Rt. 1 South Designer Plaza Highway 35 tion section of South Brunswick, daughter OPEN FOR LUNCH TOO! Shrewsbury, N) Serving Panlnis, SaUds, Wraps. Edison, N| Manalapan, NJ of Deirdre and James McCarthy, and a 2(X)6 Crepes, Sandwiches. Appetizers, (732) 819-7666 (732) 303-1400 (732) 933-3555 graduate of Peddie School, Hightstown; and Ki^ Menu and Comfort Food. 8 AM - 3:30 PM Hayden P. Pirkle, North Brunswick, son of Pamela and Thomas Pirkle, and a gradu- ate of St. Joseph's High Schtxil, Metuchen.

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N.B. Republicans to meet Feb. 23 The North Brunswick Republican Or- dated, and dues will be collected at $20 per ganization (NBRO) will meet 7 p.m. Feb. person or $30 per family. It is important that 23 at the American Legion Hall. 1015 L.m- election poll workers and challengers at- wood Place. At the meeting, re-organization tend. For more information, contact David plans will be discussed, rccords will be up- Barnhard at 732-406-8648. SBHS to hold prom fashion show Feb. 26 The South Brunswick High School Other vendors will be available with (SBHS) Project Graduation Committee will their wares and services, including jewelry, hold a prom preview fashion show titled hair, nails, florists and tanning. • SBHS Project Runway" 7:30-9:30 p.m. Admission is $ 10 in advance and $ 12 at Feb. 26 at the CanDo Fitness Club in the the door and can be purchased by emailing Princeton Forrestal Village, off Route 1 [email protected]. Ticket south. holders will receive admission to the fash- "SBHS Project Runway" will feature the ion show as well as coupons, including dis- latest prom fashions from KiKi D"s bou- counts on the fashions and accessories tique in the Princeton Shopping Center and highlighted during the show. Gift raffles ERIC SUGAR staff ChazMaTazz men's, formal wear shop in held during the .show will also allow atten- Children of all ages sift through a pile of LEGOs In order to build their own designs during Marketfair, as well as active wear from dees to win prizes for hair and tanning serv- a Family LEGO Club session held at the South Brunswick Ubrary in iVIonmouth Junction CanDo. Students in the junior and senior ices, jewelry and more, including a chance on Saturday. The club, which meets once a month, Is open to children ages 5 and older classes will be models for the event. to win one of four tickets to the prom. and their caregivers.

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ollecting points in all 10 events proved to be the difference for the CSouth Brunswick girls track and field team. The Vikings overall balance and depth led them to the NJSIAA Central Jersey ^^roup IV Championship on Feb. 12 at the Bennett Indoor Complex in Toms River. South Brunswick needed every point to outlast Montgomery winning by just 4.5 points. 56.5-52. Junior Mariah Browne was the lone Viking to win a state sectional title captur- ing the 55-meter dash in 7.46. However, there are many stars for the Vikings. Distance runners Sophia Ginez and Cayla Del Piano earned valuable points in the 1.600- and 3,200-meter run. Ginez (5:09.33) and Del Piano (5:11.64) ran sec- ond and third in the 1,600, and Del Piano came back in the 3.200 to pick up a sixth- place finish (11:25.95). Also picking up a sixth-place finish was Jessica Puchalski in the 800 (2:25.00). The Viking sprintere did their part as well. Rachel Johnson was third in the 55- meter dash that was won by Browne. In the hurdles. Jamie Thompson (8.49) finished second, and in the 400, Alicia Osley took fifth (1:01.32). ERIC SUGAR staff South Brunswick's 4x400 relay team of South Brunswick's Sophia Ginez (center) and Cayia Dei Piano (left) finished second and third in the 1,600-meter run at the NJSIAA Janae Baker. Jamielyn Samper. Puchalski Central Jersey Group IV Championships held Feb. 12 at the Bennett Indoor Complex in Toms River. Ginez and Dei Piano gave the South and Osley were fourth (4:10.64). Brunswick girls valuable points on their way to the team championship. More photos at gmnews.com. In the field. Ginelle Walker (36-7 Vi) and behind the Old Bridge juggernaut that piled Memorial's Jihaaad Howard in the 55-meter champions as well. Cullen Davis won the Amber Brown (35-0) took third and fifth up 78 points. The Vikings had 30 to edge dash in 6.63. 1,600 (4:26.14), and Kyle Davis took the place. North Brunswick (28) by two points. Forthun had a similar close competition. 3.2(X) (9:49.85), giving the Raiders a sweep Amanda Smilgis was fifth in the pole Leading the way for the Viking boys He and Old Bridge's Andre Davis both of the boys distance races. vault (9-0) and Brooke Sassman tied for were individual champions Brian Oni and cleared 6-2. but the Viking won via Next up for the Vikings and Raiders is sixth in the high jump (4-10). Derek Forthun. fewer misses. Saturday/s NJSIAA Group IV Stale Cham- South Brunswick's boys were second Oni won in a photo finish over Brick North Brunswick had a pair of sectional pi

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JEFF 6RANIT staff South Brunswick's Gess Chamlga makes her turn while competing In the 200-yard ERIC SUGAR staff Medley Relay at the Greater Middlesex Conference Swimmli^ Championships held South Brunswick's Derek Forthun competes in the high Jump at the NJSIAA Central at North Brunswick High School on Feb. 9. Jersey Group IV Championships held at the Bennett Indoor Complex in Toms River on Feb. 12. Forthun cleared 6-2 on his way to the state sectional title. February 18. 2010 SAVK ixx'Ai.i.Y wnn ONLiNJi COUPONS • VISIT www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 27 Looking to Buy/Seli A Home? / '

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loday's need for ^ood credit is By Jim Gorzelany more important than ever, espe- CTW Features cially during these lough eco- I This 1966 Shelby 427 S/C Cobra Roaster sold for $1,165,000. nomic times. That's why Paul Sansone Jr., the new owner of Sansone Jr.'s 66 ost of us past a certain age have likely owned, and sub- Automall in Neptune, developed two sequently lost, one or more possessions — whether it's thing that has not wavered is America's passion for interesting separate and distinct credit programs to Mthe first issue of "The Spectacular Spider Man," a 1959- and unique cars." either get you approved today for the vintage Barbie doll or a 1964 Ford Mustang — that have subse- Hagerty's selections include the 2000 BMW M Roadster car you need, or set up an easy plan to quently blossomed in value as cherished collectibles. Empty ("this car will be highly desired by collectors for its gracious get you the car you want in the future. nesters with money to bum frequently set fire to it trying to rekin- curves and powerful engine"), 2002 Firebird "Ram Air" "I wanted to make good credit a re- dle their youth by purchasing rare examples of such items. coupe ("the most powerful Firebird ever produced"), the 2003 ality for my customers," said Sansone Nowhere does this urge become more bonfire-like than in the Mini Cooper S "John Cooper Works" edition ("it just begs to be Jr., "not just a dream." universe of classic cars. driven hard and often") and the 2007 Ford Shelby Mustang The first program is called Car Take a look at these transaction prices for vintage vehicles GT500 ("with its retro looks, 500 horsepower, and Shelby's auto- Loan Today, and it guarantees Sansone sold in recent months by the Marengo, III.-based Mecum Auc- graph on the dash, this car introduced the younger generation to Jr.'s 66 Automall customers their ap- tions. A 1970 Superbird Coupe was snapped up for the glorious racing days of the 1960s"). proval, regardless of their credit his- $128,000, while a 1970 Pontiac GTO "Judge" Convertible com- Collectible Automobile magazine took a step further back into tory. They have credit programs for all manded $350,000 and a 1966 Shelby 427 S/C Cobra Roadster recent history late last year, citing its recommendations for "25 situations, from first-time buyers to went under the hammer for a whopping $1,165,000. Most Collectible Cars of the Last 25 Years." This list includes at bankruptcies, and everything in be- As is the case with comics that are diligently kept unread in least a few models that might well be found forgotten in bams tween. plastic protective sleeves and toys that are stowed away in and garages and purchased for a relative pittance. Among Sanson Jr.'s 66 Automall will work their original packaging, there are a number of rea- these is the 1985 Dodge Omni GLH. a small and hard to get you the car you need at the sonably affordable cars and trucks from recent otherwise inexpensive car that was fitted with a payment you can afford, and they treat model years experts say are worth holding heavy-breathing turbocharger and could be a you with the respect you deserve. onto for their appeal to future genera- handful to command under full throttle. The second program is designed for tions of enthusiasts. Others the publication highlights include the the customer who wants to approve For example, the - 1987 Allante roadster (the automaker's their credit score prior to applying for a based Friends of the National failed-but-fondly-remembered answer to the Mer- loan. Through Sansone Jr.'s 66 Au- Automotive History Collection cedes-Benz SL), the 1991 CMC Syclone (a tur- tomall, you'll be able to work with (NAHC) recently picked the United Credit Education Services bocharged compact pickup that could hit 60 mph (UCES). the leading company in the eccentrically boxy Ford Flex in well under five seconds), the 2003 Mercury Ma- credit restoration industry. UCES has crossover SUV as being the rauder (the sportiest version of the taxi- and police- been in business since 20()3 and has current American-built model fleet favorite Grand Marquis) and what was among served more than 15(),(KX) clients; of that will become the most de- the last of the rear-drive land yachts, the stately 1993 the last 20,()0() clients served, only 26 sired by tomorrow's car col- Roadmaster Estate Wagon. have shown no credit improvement. lectors. "This selection is Still, Collectible Automobile editor John Biel For a small fee, you can work on im- unique among all the 'Vehicle warns, "predicting future classics is really tricky — proving your credit score today, and of the Year' awards, because it something we might be completely bowled over by your satisfaction is hacked by a six- is selected by car buffs who today may, with the month money back guarantee. The pro- know what future collectors Ford Flex benefit of hindsight, not gram is so successful that the UCES will value," says Charles K. look so great." Hagerty's Hot List experiences less than a 3 percent can- Hyde, chainnan of the NAHC Regardless, Biel wonders cellation rate. Board of Trustees. "We asked our members to predict which of whether a "greener" future may 1. TSX "United Credit Education Services this year's new vehicles will turn heads in 2034." cause some of this generation's goes well beyond just buying an auto- Models the organization cited in previous years include the most environmentally un- 2. BMW 1-Series Twin Turtio mobile," Sansone Jr. said. "An im- retro-flavored Dodge Challenger muscle car, the rip-roaring friendly models to concurrently 3. Camaro proved credit rating can help with your Dodge Viper SRTIO sports car and the fun-on-a-budget Pontiac rise in value. "The day may 4. Dodge Challenger SRI mortgage, credit cards, and many other Solstice roadster. come when people at 5. Ford Rex benefits." the notion that things like the For its part, classic-car insurer Hagerty Insurance in Traverse 6. Ford Mustang The Car Loan Today and UCES City, Mich, recently issued a "Hot List" of models from the pa.st HI, Ford GT or programs are IcKated at Sansone Jr.'s 10 years its experts feel have the highest probability of becoming Dodge Viper were ever permit- 7. Mini Clubman S 66 Automall, 3401 Route 66, Neptune. prized possessions down the road. "Over the past decade and ted to be sold to the general 8. Pontiac G8GXP Visit the website at www.86666Car- even the past year, the has seen immense public," he says. 9. Pontiac Solstice GXP Coupe Loan.com. change," says McKeel Hagerty, the company's CEO. "But one © CTW Features 10. 370Z 1 8 SENTINEL NS SAVE LOCALLY WITH ONLINE COUPONS • VISIT www.gmtiews.com February 36, 2010

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