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THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 2015 S e n tin e l g m n ew s.com North Brunswick • South Brunswick Fire marshal resigns, admits embezzlement By JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer he former treasurer of North Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co. 3 re Tsigned after admitting that he embez zled at least $89,000 from the fire company since last year. Craig J. Snediker. 40. of Monroe Town ship, pleaded guilty on Sept. 2 in federal court in Trenton to an information charging him with one count of wire fraud, accord ing to a statement prepared by U.S. Attor ney Paul J. Fishman. North Brunswick Mayor Francis “Mac” Womack released a statement on Sept. 3 that stated: ‘Today I asked for and received the resignation of Craig Snediker, North Brunswick Township fire marshal. His guilty plea in the United States District Court yesterday afternoon mandated his im mediate separation from the township.” . According to Fishman, Snediker had the authority to deposit and withdraw money from the fire company’s bank account, which held public funds and private dona tions, since he was the treasurer. He admitted that from March 25, 2014, through May 19, 2015, he used ATM ma chines at banks in Middlesex County to ac cess the funds for his personal expenses. According to the court document, Snediker made multiple transactions in cluding a $500 ATM cash withdrawal from the account at a bank in New Jersey on March 25, 2014; three ATM cash with drawals from the account at a bank in New Jersey on July 24, 2014, totaling $1,660; STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER ERIC SUCAR two ATM cash withdrawals from the ac In recent years, coaches have placed greater importance on understanding the dangers of practicing in the heat and the need for proper hy count at a bank in New Jersey on Nov. 26, dration. Coaches have received training on hydration, concussions and the use of defibrillators in an effort to improve player safety. 2014, totaling $1,000; and two ATM cash withdrawals from the account at a location in Pennsylvania for $807.98 on May 19, Coaches, trainers see improvements in player safety 2015. Overall. Snediker admitted that he with By KENNY WALTER as regulations now require better under ski, an 11-year old from Warren who died drew between $89,000 and $92,986 without Staff Writer standing of the effects of heat and hydra in 2006 from sudden cardiac arrest after the fire company’s authorization. igh school coaches are not only tion, limits on contact during football cheerleading practice. Snediker later concealed his actions by charged with leading their sports practice to help prevent concussions, and The law requires schools to establish and misrepresenting the account balance to the programs, they are now also tasked training in defibrillator use. implement an emergency action plan to re Township of North Brunswick, Fishman H “In many schools in the Shore Confer spond to sudden cardiac events, which in said. with being first responders in emergency situations involving their players. ence, there is only one athletic trainer and cludes a list of five school employees, “Craig deeply regrets the offense and Janet’s Law, a state law implemented in we have to prioritize when it comes to coaches or trainers to hold CPR and defibril will make full and complete restitution to 2014, requires at least one team coach, li games,” said John Desimini, the athletic lator certification, and a detailed procedure the fire company,” said his attorney, Robert censed athletic trainer or designated staff trainer at Ocean Township High School. for responding to sudden cardiac events. C. Scrivo, a partner in McElroy, Deutsch. member to be trained in cardiopulmonary “The coaches will be the first line of de Desimini said he has trained Ocean Mulvaney & Carpenter of Morristown. resuscitation [CPR] and the use of an auto fense in recognizing the situation quickly, Township coaches in CPR and the use of the Although Snediker also served as treas mated external defibrillator. calling for backup and treating (the player) defibrillator in-house since he became the urer of the entire North Brunswick Fire De Parents may feel more at ease this school until we get there,” he said. Spartans’ athletic trainer 12 years ago. partment, the charges themselves and the year when they drop off a child at practice, Janet’s Law is named after Janet Zilin- (Continued on p a g e 6) (Continued on page 15) 2 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com September 10, 2015
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Jason Friedman of Edison is using his passion for mountain climbing to help those in need through Hands of Hope, an Edison nonprofit that provides food to the hungry throughout the community. Mountaineer aims to reach new heights in helping feed hungry
By PJ CANDIDO Hands of Hope food pantry for three or four Staff Writer years now. man’s passion for mountaineering is Goedesky said Friedman has been amaz making a positive difference by ben ing for the organization. efiting people in need. “Last year he raised over $7,500, so that A was a really big help for us to get through Jason Friedman, 40, of New Brunswick, PHOTOS COURTESY OF PATRICIA DESIDERIO is set to climb Mt. Whitney in California, the winter months,” she said. “Last year as an organization, we provided food for over The Rutgers Women’s Volleyball Team hands out 600 backpacks stuffed with back-to- from Oct. 3 through Oct. 6. The tallest peak school essentials for students in need across Middlesex County on Aug. 21 as part of in the continental United States, Mt. Whit 13,080 people.” Friedman said he plans to climb as long United Way of Central Jersey’s annual back-to-school collection on Aug. 21 at Sacred ney tops off at 14,505 feet. Heart Church in New Brunswick. His undertaking has been dubbed “Hike as he is physically able to do so. He said for Hunger” and the community can donate fear certainly creeps in, but it is important to his effort. The funds will go directly to to manage that. Rutgers women's volleyball team Hands of Hope, a nonprofit, community- “It takes you away from all the distrac based organization committed to alleviating tions of life, because you are focused on the helps serve backpack drive hunger in the Edison area. task at hand,” he said. Goedesky said the food pantry stays “I think that it is important to support recruiting the help of members of the Rut their cause of feeding the less fortunate peo very busy, and the help Jason provides is re By KATHY CHANG ally appreciated. Staff Writer gers Womens Volleyball team. ple in the area,” Friedman said. The United Way of Central Jersey has “It is rewarding for him and certainly re ith the help of the Rutgers Friedman, who is married with an 8- been holding the event for approximately 15 warding for us,” she said. “He did great last Women’s Volleyball Team, the year-old son, is a council representative for years. the Northeast Regional Council of Carpen year, and he is aiming for a bigger goal this United Way of Central Jersey dis year.” W Schools and agencies participating in the tributed close to 600 backpacks stuffed with ters in Edison. He said he has been involved program include: A.C. Chester Redshaw El Part of achieving that goal involves back-to-school essentials to students in need with rock climbing and mountaineering for ementary School in New Brunswick; Coor training in the time leading up to the climb, across the county. about eight years now. dinated Family Care in North Brunswick; according to Friedman. A backpack distribution was held on “Rock climbing is an intense, personal East Brunswick High School; Family of He said the trip to Mt. Whitney will Aug. 21 at the Sacred Heart Church in New sporting event,” Friedman said. “It focuses Christ Life Center in Dunellen; FISH Hos begin with a flight to Las Vegas. From there, Brunswick. the mind to everything that is within arms pitality Program in Piscataway; Lafayette he will rent a car and drive to Northern Cal Patricia Desiderio, who organized the reach of you.” Estate Elementary School No. 25 in the ifornia where he will hike to the mountain event for United Way in Milltown, said this Jackie Goedesky, who helps at the food Fords section of Woodbridge; Lord Stirling and attempt to climb it. year’s drive was a little bit different; rather pantry’s soup kitchen, said it is great that Elementary Community School in New “If I successfully climb it the first at than collect donations as part of its annual Jason volunteers for the Edison community. Brunswick; McKinley Community School tempt, I can climb other spots for fun,” he “Stuff the Bus” event and sending the items “I am so grateful for Jason taking us on in New Brunswick; Mt. Zion CDC Pre said. “If not, I will have a second day to at to participating schools in Middlesex and as his personal charity,” she said. “It is re school in New Brunswick; New Brunswick tempt the climb again before I leave.” Somerset counties, a backpack distribution ally cool, and we need these donations to Middle School; PRAB, a comprehensive To donate, visit www.handsofhopenj.net or day was held. make it through the holidays.” human services organization in the county; send a check payable to “Hands of Hope” with “Each family received a voucher,” she Last September, Friedman climbed Mt. Roosevelt School in Edison; South County “Hike for Hunger” in the check’s memo line said. Rainer in Washington to draw attention to the Day Care Center in Helmetta; and South to Hands of Hope P.O. Box 1057 Edison, NJ Charmaine Rodriguez, volunteer coordi plight of Edison residents who are facing food River Elementary School. insecurity. He said he has been working with 08818. nator for United Way, was instrumental in
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A Greater Media Newspaper www.facebook.com/GM.NSBSentinel 4 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com September 10, 2015 Burglaries continue to unlocked vehicles Relay events will test the skills SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Just entry by opening unlocked doors about one week after North to the vehicles, police said. Cash Brunswick Police urged residents to and electronic devices were stolen of local logistics employees lock their vehicle doors because the from some of the vehicles. town was experiencing a rash of car Police are reminding residents SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A logistics competi leading market for logistics operations and, as burglaries. South Brunswick Police to lock all vehicle doors and re tion later this month will benefit the Wounded War proven through last year’s successful New Jersey have issued the same warning. move any valuable items. rior Project. LogistXGames, these industry professionals have Six vehicle burglaries took Police have recovered evi CBRE Group, Inc. and CORE Group, LLC will tremendous pride in their work and in their col place between 8:30 p.m. on Sept. dence from the scenes. The inves hold the second annual New Jersey LogistXGames, leagues,” said Mindy Lissner, executive vice presi 1 and 8 a.m. on Sept. 2 in the area tigations are ongoing. Anyone a unique four-event competition that is geared at dent of CBRE. “We fully anticipate the same levels of Cardinal Court, Raleigh Road with information should call South communicating the value of the logistics and distri of engagement and excitement at this year’s second and Hastings Road in South Brunswick Police at 732-329- bution industry in New Jersey and recognizing the annual event and look forward to continuing this Brunswick, according to police. 4646. “best” practitioners in the region, on Sept. 25. New Jersey logistics tradition for years to come.” In all cases, the suspect gained — Jennifer Amato From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., employees from compa All proceeds from the 2015 New Jersey Games, nies throughout the region will gather at the Matrix after event costs, will be donated to the Wounded Development, a new state-of-the-art 550,000-square- Warrior Project. Landlords registered in North Brunswick foot distribution center at 965 Cranbury-South River To date, the partnership has raised approximately Road, South Brunswick. $25,000 in cash donations and $10,000 in trophies, since 2012 must update registration Teams will participate in relay events that include equipment and supplies in advance of the competi the Pallet Puzzle Sprint, the Pallet Jack Relay, the tion. For the second consecutive year, Tiffany & Co. The North Brunswick Depart Property owners who are no Pick/Pack Hurdle and the Box Put. has donated trophies to be awarded to participants ment of Community Development longer landlords or have already “The 2014 New Jersey LogistXGames were of the games - the ultimate award being the “Golden has mailed renewal notices to all recently renewed their registration highly praised by workers in logistics and distribu Pallet Award.” landlords who registered rental do not need to respond or contact tion who enjoyed having the opportunity to show Teams of up to 10 members can sign up to par properties with the township in the township. case their skills and the importance of their work,” ticipate in the event for a flat rate of $100. Additional 2012 as part of a three-year regis All landlords are reminded that said Allison Clancy, president of CORE Group. “In spectators from participating organizations will pay tration that expires Oct. 1. an inspection is necessary prior to addition to effectively communicating the value of $10 to attend the event and spectators from non-par Landlord registration renewals every change in tenancy. A Cer the industry, the games provide an arena for compa ticipating companies will pay $25. require a $30 fee and will be ac tificate of Rental Housing compli nies to build employee pride, establish team work For companies wishing to sponsor the second an cepted without penalty through ance must be secured and posted principles and reinforce the safety standards vital to nual New Jersey LogistXGames, three levels of Oct. 31. in the rental unit at all times stat the industry.” sponsorship are available from $800 to $5,000. Only landlords who registered ing that the unit complies with the Confirmed participants include teams from To commit to sponsorship of the event, to regis in 2012 are affected, though land property maintenance standards Simon & Schuster, Tiffany & Co., Sleepy’s, GMB ter a team or to register as a spectator, visit the New lords can refer to their registration and is approved for occupancy. North America, Lifetime Brands, Frazier Industrial Jersey LogistXGames event site. For more informa certificate for an expiration date to For more information, call Co. and Royal Food. tion on the event, contact Kaitlyn Clancy at kait- assure they are properly enrolled. 732-247-0922, ext. 440. “Central New Jersey is widely recognized as a [email protected].
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They really are vigilant when it comes is the sudden cardiac arrest,” Desimini said. to things like that.” “I think eventually they are going to start According to Blekeski, a lot of the focus doing more with it like they started doing on concussions on the high school level can more with concussions. be attributed to high-profile cases like Hall “I think we are starting to notice that of Fame linebacker Junior Seau, who com more kids are at risk at a young age, and that mitted suicide in 2012 after 20 years in the scares me the most.” NFL with the San Diego Chargers, Miami Better training for coaches is especially Dolphins and New England Patriots. important in lower-risk sports, according to “I think the state has really been pretty Desimini, because trainers are often forced proactive when it comes to concussions,” he to prioritize which games or practices to at said. “I think a lot of that trickles down, you tend. see a lot of big profile guys in the NFL.” He said all coaches in Ocean Township While football gets the lion’s share of at schools have radio contact with the trainer tention regarding concussions, the Sports in case there is an incident and he is not cur Concussion Institute, a California-based re rently at the specific field. search organization studying concussions “I have walkie talkies at every field, so if for middle school and high school athletes, there is a soccer game, coaches will have has concluded that there is a 50-percent risk walkie talkie,” Desimini said. “Soccer has of concussion for female soccer players. just as many concussions as football, so Courtney Bonura, the head coach of the when there are games, you just prioritize the Howell Township School girls soccer team, higher-risk game.” said to limit concussions during practice her While Desimini is struggling with bal teams do not often practice “headers.” ancing multiple sports, South Amboy High She said the majority of the concussions School Athletic Director Ken Blekeski said that occur during soccer games are either by the problem at his school is the district does players heading the ball or two players col not currently employ an athletic trainer; liding, both which she seeks to avoid dur something he hopes is eventually addressed. ing practice. “Our coaches really have to be that first Another issue that has received attention line of defense, and if it is something that by the NJSIAA and high schools through they can’t really assess, they are going to out the state is the risk of heat stroke to make a call to the local first aid squad,” players as practices primarily begin in Au Blekeski said. “It is very inefficient and it gust in preparation for the season. is something we are trying to correct.” Timko said one of the recent guideline While Janet’s Law is in its second year, FRANK WOJCIECHOWSKI changes is football players gradually work the New Jersey State Interscholastic Ath A new state law requires at least one coach, trainer or school employee per sport to be cer toward full pads once practices start in Au letic Association (NJSIAA), which oversees tified in CPR and the use of a defibrillator. Coaches have received training in hydration, con gust, meaning practices begin with only hel public, private and non-public high school cussions and the use of defibrillators in an effort to improve player safety. mets for a period of time before adding pads sports in New Jersey, has made a concerted Although Davies said he never coached stationary bike to light aerobic work to due to the heat. effort in recent years to reduce the risk of a lot of contact practices even in his early weight training to individual sport drills to Davies said an emphasis on hydration both concussions and heat stroke. days as a head coach, he said a lot of light contact before the player may return to throughout the day is a focus for players in Cory Davies, the head coach of the Free coaches years ago made contact in practice practice. Freehold. hold Township High School football team, an emphasis. Desimini also said it has become policy “We’re at the point now where we have said the state has made great strides and it “When I first started coaching, a lot of in Ocean Township to relax the strenuous all kinds of water jugs out there, we have has led to an overall improvement for high guys wanted to find out how physically academic requirements of students suffer guys walking around squirting water bottles school athletes. tough the players were and had a lot of con ing from concussions. and we have water stations,” he said. “We “I think we’ve come a long, long way tact drills,” Davies said. “We started giving them academic preach to our guys that they have to be with just the whole awareness to it and the According to Timko, all coaches are also (guidelines) because we start to notice that drinking water over a period of time and not awareness to the concussions and the hy required to take both a concussion and heat any type of brain stimulation does not help just when they get to practice.” dration from where we were back in the old acclimatization course in the offseason to the healing process,” he said. Davies said how coaches view water days,” Davies said. “We think about some better understand the risks to the players “There are guidelines that give the stu breaks is a far cry from the days of the times there were a lot less concussions back and better equip themselves to possible dent extra time in class. They are allowed “Junction Boys” where water breaks from years ago, but there probably were because emergency situations. to wear sunglasses in class if they are still Hall of Fame head coach Bear Bryant were no one ever knew what a concussion was. Desimini said as recently as six years sensitive to the light, and allow them to do few and far between, “The awareness is so much different and so ago players who suffered concussions were homework when they feel ready.” “Years ago that wasn’t even a thought,” much better for the protection of the game.” able to return to play after headache symp Blekeski said a lot of the improvements Davies said. “I know when I played, once a Steven Timko, NJSIAA executive direc toms subsided. to player safety could be attributed to con practice we’d walk over to a hose and the tor, said one of the new requirements in However, he said the district requires all tinued research on concussions and a better coach would yell at you if you stayed at the 2015 is that football teams are only permit athletes to submit to an impact concussion understanding of the risk. hose too long.” ted 90 minutes of contact a day once the test, which is a cognitive baseline test that “A lot of it is really common sense,” Blekeski said South Amboy coaches have first game of the season is played in an ef can be used as a comparison when a player Blekeski said. “I think a lot of things have also focused on the risk of heat stroke for play fort to limit concussions and other injuries. has a concussion. changed in the last 15, 20 years where it ers and have cancelled more summer practices Davies said the new policy would help “When they start to get close to the used to be just get out and go and suck it up. in 2015 due to heat than in years past. players stay healthy throughout the season. baseline, we can start progressing them,” “A lot of that has changed, coaches are “This summer felt like it was particularly “The first thing that has been changed is Desimini said. “After we feel that they’ve very conscious now of a lot of different hot and humid here,” he said. “For the first how many contact days we actually can been cognitively in good shape, we start to things.” time in a while, I actually have seen coaches have,” he said. “There is less contact in do a return to play protocol.” Blekeski said the problems that persisted not even go to the point of having practices practice, and we are able to keep players According to Desimini, the return to in the past have been largely addressed by for teams. healthy from the standpoint of not having play protocol is a five- to six-day process policy changes within both the individual “It was cancelled for heat maybe once or concussions during practice.” where the player progresses from riding a districts and the NJSIAA. twice a week.” September 10, 2015 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 7 L A N C O M E 7-PIECE FREE GIFT EXCLUSIVELY OURS YOURS WITH ANY LANCdME PURCHASE OF $39.50 OR MORE, A $120-$150 VALUE* CHOOSE YOUR EYE & MOISTURIZER DUO Absolue Premium Bx Eye & Day Creams OR R6nergie Lift Multi-Action Eye & Day Creams CHOOSE YOUR LIPCOLOR Color Design Lipcolor in your choice of two shades: The New Pink or Fashion Icon RECEIVE Advanced Gbnifique Serum, Cils Booster XL Mascara Primer, D6finicils Mascara and a Cosmetics bag of your choice of lace or red *Value will vary based on customer's selection of products. 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Middle School when he reportedly ran off Through the end of August, South the road and struck a utility pole and a Brunswick Police had charged seven peo mailbox, police said. He was released with ple as part of the “Drive Sober or Be summonses pending his first court ap Pulled Over” campaign. pearance. The increased enforcement effort ran Four people visiting from Canada were from Aug. 21 to Sept. 7 in an effort to ap injured after their vehicle was rear-ended prehend impaired drivers toward the end at 3:58 a.m. Aug. 29 by an alleged drunk of summer, especially on Labor Day. driver. Evan Tschabold, 20, of East “We have over 100 hours of dedicated Brunswick, was headed north on Route 1 enforcement. Our focus is to have a safe near the Dow Jones Company when his end of the summer by increasing aware 2007 Mazda crashed into a Dodge Cara ness and enforcement,” Police Chief Ray van carrying the Canadians. 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The program also wine and entertainment will celebrate the AIPP Partner Award will be presented to the Middlesex County EARTH Center requires participants to volunteer some memory of Mike Ketofsky and Muriel Senior Center, which, in 2008, became the A in Davidson Mill Pond Park, located at 42 hours of service toward extension projects, Leonard from 6 to 9 p.m. at the South first official Aging in Place Partner. Riva Ave., South Brunswick. activities and events throughout the year. Brunswick Senior Center, 540 Ridge Road, Tickets are $50, available at The Rutgers Cooperative Extension of ‘This looks to be another productive Monmouth Junction. www.AgingInPlacePartnership.org or 732- Middlesex County is offering both daytime season for the Master Gardeners program,” Also being honored are Arthur Roedel 274-0817 or 732-305-7079. and evening sessions for this program. Ori says Middlesex County Freeholder Director entation (attendance is optional) will be on Ronald G. 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I’ve just been ‘dry-Trumping.’ I have watched that old show if they didn’t know who I was, because that guy was a just hope he’s taking his vitamins. Please tool, and we did our best from the very be stay healthy until I get on the air. Every ginning to peek around the mask. night before I go to bed, I light a candle and Do you know what I mean? Not to get pray that he stays in the race, and I also pray too erudite right now, but Oscar Wilde said that no one puts that candle anywhere near his hair.” something along the lines of ‘Do you want There doesn’t appear to be any danger of to see somebody’s real face? Give them a Trump leaving the race before Colbert hits mask.’ I was able to piggyback on the back of that character and be extremely intimate the airwaves, and who knows, maybe The with the audience because I had die excuse Donald will even appear on the show? An- Hher presidential candidate, Jeb Bush, has that I didn’t mean it, but I’m here to tell you been announced as a guest during Colbert’s I meant a lot of it. I even agreed with my first week, while candidate Bernic Sanders character sometimes. will appear during the second But we tried to establish a really intimate relationship with the audi week. Colbert’s first week — ence. My hope is that when Wonder and amazement you see me on the new show, which kicks off Sept. 8 on you’ll go, ‘Oh, wow. A lot of CBS with George Clooney, Jeb Bush and musical guest that was him the whole time.’ await on the trail But I won’t know how much Jon Batiste and Stay Human — offers a nice representa of it is undl I go do it, honest By Paul Hall find themselves laughing and enjoying mo to God. It’s an act of discov tion of where the show might www.channelguidemag.com ments along the way, despite their very dif ery for me, too.” go in terms of guests, and ferent exteriors. Together they will find out And for the people out Bill Bryson (Robert Redford) is an ac they seem to reflect a cross- so much more than they ever imagined. there who thought die Colbert complished travel writer. He’s brought a section of Colbert’s interests, Enjoying this movie was easy. Director Report Stephen was a real number of worldwide destinations home to at least the interests we could the masses through his writing. Although Ken Kwapis gives us a picturesque setting infer from his previous work person? to look at along the trail through cinematog “Well, I hope they are the exotic locales have long been his sub o+i Comedy Central’s The jects, he desires to set out on an American rapher John Bailey’s eyes. There are mo Colbert Report — politics, seeking professional help,” ments of pure, breathtaking joy as the two Colbert quips. journey like no other. He wants to hike the music, books, entertainment, journey through the beauty that lies within Colbert, of course, is tak Appalachian Trail: not to write a book about comedy, technology. America. ing over the reins of The Late Show from it, but simply to accomplish it. In the new “1 want to have a point of view about movie A Walk in the Woods, based on the The visuals are just the beginning as the them,” Colbert says about his guests. “I David Letterman, and when asked if Dave left anything for him, Colbert says, “Dave book of the same name authored by the real- lead actors are perfect. Redford’s perform want to have a point of view about what life Bill Bryson, that’s exactly what he is ance is reminiscent of all the great roles he their project is, or what their position is. If did something better than that. Dave used to get down to the theater in an old brass-han going to attempt to do. has played through the years. He floats it’s political, or what the idea of their book Bill’s loving wife Catherine (Emma through the film with ease and reinforces is, or whatever it is. I’m honestly interested dled manual freight elevator, which he asked them not to change — my under Thompson) has stood by him for years, but how good he is at his craft. Redford is able in them. I find as much as I’m a satirist, I’m won’t let him even attempt this 2,180-mile to play the straight man to Nolte’s scally not ironically detached from anything 1 talk standing is back in ’93, when they reno journey without some company. It seems wag, and Nolte feels at home being the about, or anybody I talk to. I don’t fake my vated the theater. I said the same, ‘Please don’t change that.’ After we talked for an none of Bryson’s friends want to take on down-to-earth and “real” guy in the film. He orgasm.” knows how to get raw when he needs to, Colbert says he is open to any type of hour and a half — he was very gracious this crazy feat with him, until he gets a call with his time — I said, ‘Just one last thing, from Stephen Katz (Nick Nolte). Although and has the perfect mannerisms to portray guest on The Late Show. Stephen’s seeming lack of a filter. “Anyone. Anyone. I really want all kinds would you show me how to run the eleva Stephen and Bill are not on the best of terms tor?’ He goes, ‘Oh, it’s the best thing in the and haven’t spoken in years, they set out on It was awesome to see substantive roles of guests. I don’t have a litmus test. Really. 1 for both Redford and Nolte as they carry mean, you’re going to do this many shows, building.’ He showed me how to run it. a hiking adventure of a lifetime at their ad Then he showed me how to open the doors, this enjoyable film. [so] why have a gatekeeper? ... All I really vanced age. so that the elevator would be right there. He Together they will laugh and enjoy the Couple two great lead performances, es want from a guest is somebody who has pecially when they have the most screen something to say so I can play with them.” said, ‘There, now it’s waiting for you.’ That different individuals they have become over felt like a guy teaching you how to use the the years. Bill is accomplished and as dis time, with a beautifully shot film and you CBS has given Colbert free rein on the have a winner. I could use my own Ap show. “There have been no instructions” tool before he leaves. It was really lovely. tant as he can be from their shared Iowa He couldn’t have been more gracious. palachian Trail, as I think we all could. The from the network, he says. roots. He has come a long way and seems to He left me with the keys, you might say.” want little to do with his Midwestern up Trail is that place allowing us to look back, Of course, Colbert will be doing his new but only briefly, because wonder and show as his “real” self, as opposed to the The Late Show With Stephen Colbert airs bringing. The journey for him is about self- amazement is out there in front of us. faux right-wing character who hosted The weeknights at 11:35 p.m. on CBS beginning discovery. Colbert Report. And in a way, that is free Sept. 8. Stephen still calls Iowa home, and is a simpler man who doesn’t look for much on A Walk in the Woods I Brought to you by the publishers of Channel Guide magazine, the ultimate TV re- this journey, except to stay out of jail. Rated: R • “Source packed with over 200 pages of celebrity news and commentary on what's Along die way they meet some of the in Stars: Robert Redford, Nick Nolte, new and what's good to watch. 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Beyond suburb thor Answers are on page 15 September 10, 2015 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 23 TV, Movies, Celebrity & More Remember Julie Newmar? by Ali Datko, ReMIND Magazine She wasn’t the only Catwoman, but Julie Newmar holds the title as the very first. Bom Julia Chalene Newmeyer, Ameri can actress and entrepreneur Julie Newmar has never been far from the stage. Both her mother, a Ziegfeld Follies chorus girl, and her father, an engineering professor DISNEY-ABC, MATHEW IMAGING and head football coach at Los Angeles Leah Ashley, Joe Zee, Tyra Banks, Chrissy Telgen, Lauren Makk City College, encouraged young Newmar to pursue creative endeavors. At the age of 17 she had already graduated high school, Did you know • • • spent a year in Europe, been accepted into UCLA and attained a position with Uni Tyra Banks and her panel of lifestyle cists - geniuses in the laboratory, but so versal Studios as a choreographer and experts are ready to premiere the new na cially challenged everywhere else. dance-double. tionally syndicated daily talk show Leonard and Penny (Kaley Cuoco-Sweet- Newmar made her Broadway debut in “FABLife” on Monday, Sept. 14 (check ing) have finally gotten engaged, and neu Silk Stockings at the age of 19. She also your local listings for channel and air robiologist Amy (Mayim Bialik) is now performed in L i’l Abner and then in the times). Sheldon’s female companion. Fellow sci comedy Marriage-Go-Round, for which The Emmy-award winning talk show entist Rajesh (Kunal Nayyar) and his mi she won a Tony. host, supermodel and entrepreneur Tyra crobiologist wife, Bernadette (Melissa Newmar became well-known for her Banks, is joined by panelists Chrissy Rauch), round out the brilliantly funny voluptuous figure; this led to her being Teigen - Food stylist, Joe Zee - Fashion cast. sort of forbidden attraction, though their cast in a number of “temptress” roles. stylist, Lauren Makk - Home stylist and After signing a contract with 20th Century conflicting morals and behaviors will Leah Ashley - DIY stylist. This vibrant Nat Geo WILD’s new series “Vet never allow them to be together. Fox, her legs were insured for $10 million. and engaging team will grace us with the School” will premiere on Saturday, Sept. 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We will films and television shows, she also re for which she is most widely known. Cat- its hit comedy, “The Big Bang Theory,” follow first-year students mastering the ceived three U.S. patents for a new panty woman, Gotham City’s seductive villain- on Monday, Sept. 21 at 8 p.m, moving to basics and fourth-year students handling hose design, dubbed “Nudemar.” In the ess, wears a hip-hugging, black bodysuit its regular Thursday 8 p.m. time slot on difficult cases from hamsters to horses. At 1980s, she began investing in Los Angeles and black cat ears to match. She is woman Nov. 5. Leonard (Johnny Galecki) and Vet School, students train to care for hun real estate. She developed a passion for in form but distinctly feline in demeanor. Sheldon (Jim Parsons) are brilliant physi- dreds of species. design and gardening. 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Seniors Chris-Jon Sum mers and Nyair Hill will also see time in the SOUTH BRUNSWICK backfield, the coach said. Mo Jabbe and sophomore Justin Shorter are the wideouts. With the graduation of Amir Johnson, ith a strong lineup returning, the junior Josh Liao takes over at quarterback. South Brunswick High School When Johnson missed three games with an W football team looks to once again injury last fall, Liao stepped in, and South capture the Greater Middlesex Conference Brunswick did not miss a beat on its way to (GMC) Red Division title and make its way an 11-1 record overall. In six games, Liao back to the NJSIAA Central Jersey Group completed 9 of 18 passing attempts for 104 V championship game. yards. But more important, he showed poise Coach Joe Goerge’s team won the divi and leadership behind center, Goerge said. sion and reached the sectional finals for the Liao and company will play behind a second time in three years, falling to Man- sizable, senior dominated line that includes tackles Richie Hoff and Josh Hypolite, alapan High School, 21-7. The two teams MATT DENTON met in the 2012 finals, with the Vikings pre guards Tom Leavy and Dillon Donaldson South Brunswick High School receiver Mo Jabbie looks to run up field after catching a pass vailing by a score of 33-22. and centers Darius Tisdale and Christian against Brick Township High School during the preseason game played at the Drum Point “The guys have looked pretty good so Napolitano. Drew Fehte will handle the Sports Complex in Brick. far in our scrimmages, but as a coach you placekicking duties. always want them to look even better,” said “We have some new guys on both sides Allen, Campbell, Hill, Jabbe, Anthony The coach acknowledged that Middle- jGoerge, whose team will open the season of the line, but a lot of them are seniors, and Blakely and Jaier Garrett will be in the de town High School South, a Shore Confer "bn Sept. 11 with a non-divisional game at I like the group of seniors we have,” Goerge fensive secondary. Garrett doubles as the ence A North Division power, will give his home against Middletown High School said. “They set the stage.” Vikings’ punter. team a stem test Sept. 11 before its first divi South. “When I think about it, though, the On the other side of scrimmage, junior “Winning the division is always our sional matchup Sept. 18 when J.P. Stevens main thing is that we’re healthy right now.” Andre Eldridge will line up at nose tackle with goal,” Goerge said. “We’re in one of the High School comes to Ridge Road for a visit. The Vikings return a pair of solid runners Donaldson, Leavy and Tisdale splitting time toughest divisions in the state with teams “We’re going to have to get out and per in fullback Phil Campbell and slotback Wen at the tackles. Summers, Hoff, Shorter, junior like Old Bridge, Sayreville, Piscataway form at a high level right from the start,” Go dell Allen. Last fall, Campbell ran for 734 Marcus Carminaro and sophomore Xavier and Monroe. So we’re setting the bar erge said. “That’s a good thing because we’ll yards and scored 10 touchdowns, while Cargile comprise the linebacking corps. very high.” need to maintain that throughout the season.” As of 9/5/15 Raiders look to turn team around under their new head coach Zsak By WARREN RAPPLEYEA ell and Zhavier Bonds. Tyler Bryant, Jamil Correspondent Davis and Quamere Nance will get their share of carries as well. Junior Frances Omowole will see time NORTH BRUNSWICK SOUTH BRUNSWICK as running back, quarterback and wide re ceiver depending on the situation, Eddie Raiders VIKINGS orth Brunswick Township High Carpenter and strong-armed sophomore School’s football team is looking to DATE OPPONENTWHERE TIME DATE OPPONENTWHERETIME Dylan Seal are the quarterbacks. In addi bounce back from a 2-8 record tion, Max Emmanuel, another quick back, 9/11 Old Bridge A 7:00 9/11 Middletown South H 7:00 N under new coach Don Zsak. will line up behind center in the Raiders’ 9/18 Sayreville H 7:00 9/18 J.P. Stevens H 7:00 The Raiders have struggled since mov wildcat set. Another sophomore, Isaiah Hall ing into the Greater Middlesex Conference gives the Raiders a speedy wideout. 9/25 Old Bridge A 7:00 9/25 East Brunswick A 7:00 (GMC) Red Division in 2012, but Zsak, “I’m happy with the way our guys 10/02 Monroe H 7:00 10/2 Sayreville H 7:00 who spent the last 10 seasons as an assistant moved the ball during scrimmages,” Zsak 10/9 Edison A 7:00 10/9 East Brunswick A 7:00 at Morristown High School, hopes to said. “We still have some work to do, but change that. 10/16 Monroe Township H 7:00 they’re buying in to what we want them to 10/16 Piscataway H 7:00 “We’re looking to play some old-school do.” 10/23 JP Stevens H 7:00 10/23 Edison A 7:00 football,” the new coach said. “Our goal is Defensively, the North Brunswick line to play a very physical game. We’re going 10/30 A 7:00 10/30 Piscataway H 7:00 includes Bryant, Nance and Hernandez also Middletown North to come straight at teams and let them know 11/26 North Brunswick H 10:00 playing the line. Nate Rowell and Sam 11/26 South Brunswick A 10:00 that North Brunswick comes to play. We do Quaci are the key linebackers. Hill, fellow Sponsored by Sponsored by have some different offensive packages, and sophomore Jeremy Cole and senior Jake at times we will spread things out and throw DeStefano, who moves from defensive end, it around a little bit.” comprise the secondary. Zsak said he G n tu y , North Brunswick does return several moved DeStefano, who was an undersized seniors, including offensive linemen Es- lineman, back to provide a more physical 2 I berth Pereyra and Tymeer Robinson, who presence in the defensive backfield. B u r k e R e a l t y will be joined up front by junior Jeremy Tan “At times, we may just go with one high 1882 Route 1 North Brunswick. NJ 08902 and sophomore Tyler Hernandez, with jun safety,” the coach said. “I like to play an ior Bryce Priester starting at tight end. Zsak eight-man front. We want to stop the run “Cttt ifeeple . ifttfic the tOiffexence” Roxanne Gandolfo office: 732.65e.6800 Broker Associate Ceil: 732.277.7082 is undecided on who will play center, and and survive the pass.” North Brunswick’s #1 BROKER s' [email protected] several players are competing for the job. Salutes North Brunswick’s #1 TEAM GRI. RSPS. 5RES _ ,. . North Brunswick will open the season at www.century21 burke.com The Raiders will have a diverse and deep Old Bridge High School (6-4 a year ago) 732-297-0600 ^3 ertdt otKce a telopondentry owvpd » operated backfield with senior fullbacks Zack Row Sept. 11. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. September 10, 2015 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 25 ______% Greater M edia Newspapers Real Estate in print and online at gm new s.com Resources for first-time home buyers he housing market has begun to heat ers. up thanks to an economy on the re Over the last three decades, two of every Tbound. Few people aspire to rent for five newcomers to the housing market were life, and homeownership is a dream sharedHispanic, according to the National Associ by both natives and immigrants who came ation of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals. to the country seeking a better life. In addition to needing assistance finding Each year the National Association of their dream homes, Hispanic buyers also Realtors compiles a profile of buyers and may need help securing loans to finance sellers that documents trends in the real es their upcoming home purchases. tate market. Although the majority of first Just this year ezDinero.com launched a time homebuyers identify as white, the next multinational online alternate lending solu largest group are Hispanics, who account tion that helps first-time borrowers connect for 11 percent of the market of first-time with top experts who specialize in personal home buyers. loans. The company works directly with the The rapidly growing Hispanic popula Spanish-speaking market and serves as a tion is influencing all areas of modem liv mediator between lenders and borrowers. ing, including real estate. Estimates suggest The service is one of the few reputable on that, between now and 2020, Hispanics, the line companies that can help first-time bor second largest ethnic group in America, will rowers find financial solutions that meet account for 50 percent of new home buy their exact specifications and connect them with the top lenders in the industry. Some people find success through govern Marina H. Gonzales, director of public ment assistance and grant programs geared Berkshire Hathaway Annual Golf relations at ezDinero, states that there is a toward the Hispanic community. The Na need for this type of bilingual service for the tional Association of Hispanic Real Estate Spanish-speaking audience, which is under Professionals can be an excellent resource Invitational slated for Sept. 21 served in the United States. for further information, instructing people erkshire Hathaway HomeServices Business Systems, and J. Velocci and As “ezDinero was created with the intent of on how to apply for loans, secure lower iii^ New Jersey Properties is sponsoring sociates. Select auction prizes include tick giving the Spanish-speaking population an terest rates and qualify for loans even if you its Eleventh Annual Golf Invita ets to the 2016 PGA Championship, an opportunity to meet their personal lending have a poor or brief credit history. B needs, especially for first-time borrowers,” Hispanics wield more influence in the tional to benefit The Sunshine Kids Founautographed photo of Derek Jeter, and golf dation. Participation and other sponsorship foursomes at Montclair Golf Club, Royce Gonzales said. United States than ever before, and more opportunities are available for the full-day Brook Golf Club and Stanton Ridge Golf This alternative lending solution is not and more Hispanics are making that influ event that culminates in a closing cere Club. the only option available to Hispanics. ence known in the real estate market. mony filled with entertainment and prizes. “This annual golf tournament contin The Sunshine Kids Foundation is a non ues to be a great opportunity to raise profit organization dedicated to providing awareness and money for a foundation positive group activities and emotional that truly makes a difference in the lives support for children with cancer. of children with cancer,” says William To be held Sept. 21, at Royce Brook O. Keleher, Jr., chairman and CEO of Golf Club in Hillsborough, the tournament Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New welcomes golf enthusiasts of all ages and Jersey Properties. “Each year the event abilities. Player entry is $195 per person, grows larger, thanks to the extraordinary which includes greens’ fees, lunch, dinner, efforts of our dedicated team of volun drinks, raffle, awards and silent auction. A teers, our companywide agents and em dinner package that includes everything ployees, and increasing support from except golfing is available for $85. Special local communities and businesses.” guest and executive director of The Sun Since 2001, Berkshire Hathaway shine Kids Foundation, G.W. Bailey, who HomeServices New Jersey Properties UNDER CONSTRUCTION- 55*, NEW- THE CLAREMONT. Spacious is known for his acting roles in Police has raised more than $1,000,000 for the rooms, ail natural gas, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, central air, quality shed. 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Some the appraisal report from a number of the value of your home will give may tap into the equity of their homes by sources, but the process often begins with banks the information they need refinancing an existing mortgage, while a physical inspection of the property, both to determine loan amounts for others may apply for home equity loans. inside and out. He or she also will com future renovation projects. Pro Taking the latter approach may require pare your home against a few others in viding background information certain steps, including an assessment of the neighborhood, which are known as on the home and having a well- how much the home and property is comparables, or comps. Appraisals will maintained property can im worth. be based on recent prices of comparable prove the chances of a favorable Home appraisals compare your home properties as well as other factors. appraisal. to neighboring properties to determine Apart from the improvements done to your home’s current market value. Home- the home, there are other ways to get a owners can facilitate the process by hav higher appraisal amount. The appraiser J J J J J J i j j J J J j k i J U ing certain information readily available may consider the overall maintenance of for the appraiser. When preparing for ap the home and property. It is wise to con fjjjjjk praisers, homeowners should consider sider curb appeal and ensure the home is W j j j M j j j n and collect the following information: clean and maintained when the appraiser p J J M J J J J li • if your home was built on the largest arrives. Minor repairs or common main om m erclal lot in the community. tenance can impress the appraiser. Re 7 j j j j j i • if you have made significant up moving clutter and cleaning up the John Burke home’s interior can make the home ap grades since it was last appraised, such as fariai President installing a new roof or siding. Don’t pear larger, possibly increasing its value overlook smaller renovations, like extra as a result. insulation added or sealing drafty win It may be worth it to invest some more RECENT CLIENT TRANSACTIONS dows, which can increase a home’s value. money into the property before having an • proof that you have used sustainable appraisal done. A study sponsored by the $1.45 Million $600,000.00 $1.2 Million $1.1 Million resources or if you participated in any en National Association of Realtors says Refinance Refinance Acquisition Acquisition ergy-savings programs. wood floors, landscaping and an enclosed Ocean From Hotel Industrial Building Office Building Bar a Restaurant garage can lead to a more favorable ap Point Pleasant Nl Cape May. 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