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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2014 S e n t i n e l gmnews.com North Brunswick • South Brunswick Back-to-school week brings optimism By KATHY CHANG Staff Writer S chools opened for the new school year in North and South Brunswick last week. Students in both districts headed back to school on Sept. 4. In South Brunswick, new Superintendent of Schools Jerry Jellig — who replaced the retired Gary McCartney — welcomed more than 9,000 students back into the schools, calling it a “mag­ nificent day of reconnection and relationship- building.” Jellig said the district’s faculty and staff were “supremely well prepared” for the students' ar­ rival, having worked for weeks to make the first davfur.” and the whole year “special and meaning- “I was in every school this week and, as a parent of four and advocate for 9.000-plus, I can say with certitude we are in position for another year of academic, social, emotional, physical and artistic excellence,” Jelling said, giving credit to the teachers and leaders of the district. In North Brunswick, Superintendent of Schools Brian Zychowski welcomed back ap­ proximately 6,500 students. “The teachers and staff were in Tuesday and Wednesday for training, and aside from a few minor hiccups with buses breaking down and a few tears with the little guys in kindergarten, [the opening of school] was seamless,” he said. S C O n FRIEDMAN Zychowski said the district completed proj­ Bill and Anna Scruggs check out the trains rolling by during the Raritan Valley Hi-Railers’ exhibit at Our Lady of Peace Parish in North ects during the summer for the start of school. Brunswick on Sept. 6. On Sept. 12, the district will hold ribbon-cutting ceremonies for the Libro field and Wileston field at North Brunswick Township High School, which are now turf fields. The work done at the Largest Networking Party a 'phenomenal showcase' football field includes new bleachers, a new sound system, a scoreboard, track and field, and T he 22nd annual Largest Networking “The Largest Networking Party has cializing in couture cakes, fine baked snack shack as well as new fencing. Party sponsored by the Middlesex grown from a humble but effective busi- goods and event planning, Marianne has “The work started in May,” Zychowski said, County Regional Chamber of Com­ ness-to-business event to something that’s more than 20 years of experience. noting that neither the fields nor the bleachers merce is set for 5-8 p.m. Sept. 22 at the truly unique in Central Jersey,” he said. In addition, hundreds of exhibitors and had been upgraded in 40 years. “It was a health Hyatt Regency, 2 Albany St., New “It’s a phenomenal showcase for Central attendees will be on hand, looking to ex­ and safety issue.” Brunswick. Jersey businesses.” pand their business profiles and tap into Along with the turf fields, which Zychowski Every year for more than two decades, Attendance is expected to surpass last Central Jersey’s rich cultural and eco­ said can serve multiple uses including football, the Middlesex chamber has hosted the year’s, which topped out at roughly 800 at­ nomic heritage. soccer, lacrosse and die marching band, two new Largest Networking Party (LNP), a net­ tendees. The long list of exhibitors includes softball fields were installed behind the high working tour de force intended to attract in­ Henrickson said the event puts a spin prominent area businesses, such as Robert school. dividuals and employers from every comer on the traditional networking expo, offer­ Wood Johnson University Hospital-New Zychowski said the money for the field proj­ of central New Jersey. And every year, the ing a new experience at every table. The Brunswick, Johnson & Johnson and M&T ects came from the capital reserve in the school chamber and sponsors live up to their prom­ LNP will also showcase dozens of food Bank. Media sponsors include Magic budget. ise of making the next LNP bigger and bet­ and wine venues from all over the region. 98.3/WCTC 1450 Greater Media New Jer­ Other summer projects included new bleach­ The event will feature “Homemade by ers and lockers at Linwood Middle School, two ter. This year is no different, according to sey, Home News Tribune, Star-Ledger, extra classrooms at North Brunswick Township chamber President Dan Henrickson, station Marianne,” whose namesake was the win­ NJBIZ, NJ.com and The Epoch Times. High School, a kindergarten classroom at Par­ manager at Magic 98.3AVCTC 1450 ner of the 2014 NJ Cupcake Warz, and was For more information, visit sons Elementary School, and the refurbishing of Greater Media New Jersey. featured in Be Inspired magazine. Spe­ www.largestnetworkingparty.com. three additional classrooms for special education. ALL CEMENT G A R D E N

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2nd Entree to toe o f equal or less value w ith 2nd Entree to be o f equal or less value w ith a m inim um purchase o f 2 beverages. a m inim um purchase of 2 beverages. Library seeks collection of materials in Arabic NBS 'Cannot be combinedNBS with any other offer. ■*Cannot be combined with any other offer. The North Brunswick Public Library, seeking the public’s input. Email sugges- Not validNot on valid Sundays for take-out. and Holidays. Not validNot on valid Sundays for take-out. and Holidays. 880 Hermann Road, is starting a collection tions for titles and subjects to soli- I-I JBAL> STARTS & BREAKFAST BREAKS HEADSTARTS Sc BREAKFAST BREAKS £ of materials in Arabic for residents and is [email protected]. Onecannot coupon be used per party.with anyValue coupon up to offer.$7.00. Onecannot coupon be used per parly.with any Value coupon up to offer.$7.00. £>a Armed robbery sparks discussion in North Brunswick By KATHY CHANG portunity,” he said. “We have not seen any patterns [of Some 28 residential burglaries were reported in North Staff Writer crimel in the area.” Brunswick in November and December. NORTH BRUNSWICK — Residents of the township’s Battaglia and Councilman Bob Corbin said the victim Womack said police saw a pattern and put an action into Berdines Comer section are seeking answers after a recent handled the situation appropriately — he gave the suspects plan. Police pooled resources from the traffic, detective and armed robbery on First Avenue. what they wanted and did not resist. The officials encour­ patrol divisions to conduct direct patrols in targeted areas. Township officials sought to address their concerns dur­ aged members of the public to do the same if they wind up Several groups of suspects were found to be responsible for ing an Aug. 28 community meeting. Although several top­ the victim of such a crime. the break-ins, police said. ics were discussed at the meeting, residents were mostly Battaglia said witnesses should provide police with any Residents at the Aug. 28 meeting said they wanted to interested in the Aug. 25 robbery. possible details, even if it is only a partial license plate num­ form a neighborhood watch for the Berdines Comer area. The victim of the robbery told police that he was stand­ ber. They also encouraged people to report any suspicious Battaglia said he welcomes neighborhood watch groups ing near his vehicle that night and talking on his smartphone activity in the area. and would encourage residents of all neighborhoods to form when two suspects came out of a vehicle, pointed a hand­ The Police Department conducts random patrols around them. gun at his head and took his phone. The suspects, who were town, but uses extra patrols in certain areas if a pattern de­ “[Residents] are the greatest assets to us. ... [They] wearing masks, had the man lie facedown on the ground, velops. Battaglia said. know what is out of place,” he said. and one of the suspects hit him in the back. The suspects Mayor Francis “Mac” Womack said that was the case Unfortunately, he said, residents only tend to form then fled. when the township experienced an unforeseen rash of bur­ crime-watch groups after something has happened, and they The victim went to his residence after the incident and glaries and thefts late last year and early this year. Police often disband over time. called 911. Director Kenneth McCormick said at the time that police Township officials urged residents to visit Deputy Police Chief Joseph Battaglia said detectives are “hadn’t seen such a crime wave with the number of bur­ www.nixle.com and sign up for email and cellphone alerts actively investigating the robbery. glaries” occurring in North Brunswick and in surrounding regarding emergencies and other important information. “We believe this was an isolated incident, a crime of op­ towns.

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The driver-side window of a Volvo trac- tor-trailer that was parked at a Livingston BACK TO SCHOOL!!! REGISTER NOW FOR FALL! Avenue business was reportedly damaged on Aug. 27. The steering column was dis­ Learn to Skate & Learn to Play sembled in an apparent attempt to hotwire the vehicle, according to police. The trailer Fall House Leagues contained $150,000 worth of paper prod­ ucts. Register online at www.howelliceworld.com, Several mountain bicycles have been call 732-378-6600 or come to the rink front desk! reported stolen from locations around the township. An electric-blue bike valued at $1,000 was reported stolen from the deck Registrations Being Accepted. Join ONLINE TODAY! of a Riverbend Drive residence on Aug. 27. Birthday Parties Learn to Play Hockey A bike valued at $150 was reported stolen (skates provided) from the patio area of a Hadleigh Lane res­ • Group & Special idence on Aug. 27. A purple and pink bike • Learn to Skate valued at $200 was reported stolen from the • Fundraisers (skates provided) balcony of a Schmidt Lane residence be­ tween Aug. 26 and 27. A blue and white • Private Ice Rentals • Ice Arena bike valued at $200 was reported stolen Memberships from the back porch of an Albury Way resi­ A nd Events dence on Aug. 20.

Some 295 gallons of cooking oil worth FRIDAY NIGHT PUBLIC SKATING approximately $729 was stolen from Buffalo | PLUS PUBlfC SKATING EVERYDAY! Wild Wings on Route 1 between Aug. 26 Visit www.howelliceworld.com for schedule. and 27. (Times subject to change) A 1992 Honda Civic that was parked on Nassau Street was reported stolen between 71 r - Aug. 14 and 18. 0 3 3 3 ^ tfe> 3 i t l 2 1 I 6 An Apple iPhone was stolen from a $ 2 .0 0 OFF s i I Buy Any " or Foot Long Wood Avenue residence on Aug. 17. f l I Sub & Get 1 FREE Some $956 worth of shirts was reported PUBUC SKATING SESSION I I I (of Equal or Lesser Value) stolen from the Anthropologie store on Aug. Now through Sept. 30, 2014 I I with the purchase of a 30 oz. Drink 15. Employees told police during that time (Does not include skate rental) I l Valid through Sept. 30, 2014 they witnessed five suspicious suspects - J L . enter the store. The male remained in the center of the store and the females paired off and went to either side. They came back together and left the store without making a purchase, according to reports. Police investigate burglaries No arrests made in fatal to residences, businesses, cars North Brunswick shooting By KATHY CHANG Approximately $2,000 was reported Staff Writer stolen from a Hidden Lake Drive storage NORTH BRUNSWICK — Police are Examiner’s Office were not immediately NORTH BRUNSWICK — Police have unit between Aug. 10 and 23. investigating the death of a 43-year-old available, but it appeared the victim had received numerous reports of burglaries to Two burglaries were reported on Noah man who was shot outside his home last been fatally shot. residences, businesses and vehicles over the Road. On Aug. 15, the window frame and week. Detective Robert Powell of the North past two months. screen of a residence was damaged, and Brian Hoey, 43, of Schmidt Lane, was Brunswick Police Department and Detec­ A Toyota Corolla that was parked on jewelry and money were stolen from the pronounced dead at 1:54 a.m. on Labor tive Gregory Morris of the Middlesex Delaware Drive was entered on Aug. 27, home. On Aug. 18, a screen was pried open Day, Sept. 1, according to a press release County Prosecutor’s Office began the in­ and a brown and gold wallet was stolen. at another home. The house was ransacked from the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s vestigation after police were called to the Also that day, an estimated $10,000 and jewelry was stolen. Office (MCPO). victim’s home at the Belcourt Townhomes worth of jewelry was reported stolen from A safe containing a large amount of ‘The investigation is active and is con­ at Hidden Lake at 1:26 a.m., according to an Aaron Road residence. cash and an assortment of power tools was tinuing, but no arrest |has been made],” the press release. Some $300 worth of cash and perfume stolen from Dream Well Mattresses on James O’Neill, public information officer Anyone with information is asked to products was reported stolen from a 2006 Nassau Street between Aug. 14 and 15. An for the MCPO, said on Sept. 8. call Powell at 732-247-0922, ext. 313, or Volkswagen Passat that was parked at an attempt was made to pry open another safe The results of an autopsy being per­ Morris at'732-745-3904. Oak Tree Drive residence Aug. 26-27. in the business, according to the police re­ formed by the Middlesex County Medical On Aug. 26, items including cash, jew­ port. elry and a laptop were reported stolen from Tools and fishing supplies were reported a First Avenue residence. stolen from the shed of a Hemingway Drive A 2002 Audi A4 that was parked on residence between Aug. 10 and 11. Emerson Road was damaged during a re­ Jewelry was stolen from a Sixth Street Rush Holt schedules community office hours ported break-in on Aug. 24. residence between Aug. 3 and 10. U.S. Rep. Rush Holt (D-12th District) U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services A Birchwood Court residence was bur­ Two window screens and a window will hold Community Office Hours from 5- or any other federal agency. glarized on Aug. 23. Two televisions, a were reportedly damaged at an Oak Road 7 p.m. Sept. 15 at the South Brunswick Pub­ Staff members will also be available to video game system, a video game and residence on Aug. 6. lic Library, 110 Kingston Lane. Monmouth provide information on federal grants and $4,000 in cash were reported stolen. Police are investigating the reports. Junction. contracts, acquiring flags flown over the Holt or members of his staff will be U.S. Capitol and more. available to assist residents who are having Those who are unable to attend may call Taxidermied animals to be shown at meeting problems with Social Security, Medicare, 1-87-RUSH-HOLT (1-877-874-4658). Medicaid, Department of Veterans Affairs, The Lawrence Brook Watershed Part- the environmental group will present birds nership (LBWP) will host a meeting at 7:30 and mammals from the LBWP’s taxider- p.m. Sept. 16 at the Milltown Senior Center, mied-animal collection. The event also will 60 Violet Terrace. Members and friends of feature bird songs and bird sounds.

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Prior wWs not appKcabie on fbcs« offets. ©2014 Al Home Recreation, L1X Delicious Orchards, Route 34, Colts Neck 732-553-1153; www.smstc.org Residential Document Shredding Event New Jersey Film Festival Sponsored by the Middlesex County Board o f Chosen Freeholders and die Tbwnship o f North Brunswick The fall edition of the New Jersey Film Festival opens J this week, featuring more than 25 film screenings in Sep- V tember and October. f l p H L ifc The 33rd annual festival will showcase new interna- f t ’ n H *W-. » _ X .: Saturday, Sept. 13t tional films, American independent features, experimen- ^ tal and short subjects, classic revivals and cutting-edge jjf» Babbage Park documentaries, according to a press release from the \ W / r S B B u V \ Rutgers Film Co-op/New Jersey Media Arts Center, u. . _. „ Off Uurei Place, North Brunswick (near Parsons School) which presents the films in association with the Rutgers Leaving Circadia by Evan Mathew University Program in Cinema Studies. The festival runs on Weinstein of Sayreville select dates from Sept. 12-0ct. 16 on Rutgers’ New 9:00 am - Noon Brunswick campus. More than 20 films will have their area-premiere screenings as part of the festival. It will also feature special guest appearances by film directors, producers and actors. (or until the truck is full, whichever com es first) Screenings are set for Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays at the Ruth Adams Building and Voorhees Hall. Tickets, which can be purchased at the door, are $10; or $9 for students and seniors. What to bring: What NOT to bring: For more information and the schedule, visit www.njfilmfest.com. Old files, bills, receipts, financial Books, magazines, records, any confidential newspapers, floppy disks, I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change documents. No need to remove x-rays, CD’s. Please refrain Sept. 13-28; Fri. & Sat. at 8 p.m.; Sept. 22 at 2 p.im. FOR KIDS staples or paper clips. from using plastic bags. Edison Valley Playhouse, 2196 Oak Tree Road, Eddison 908-755-4654; www.evplayhouse.com Hansel & Gretel Residents may bring a max of 5 file boxes or up to 100 lbs. of paper in manageable containers. Sept. 13 through Nov. 8; Sat. at 1 p.m.; Sun. at 3:30 p.m. The School for Wives Paper Moon Puppet Theatre Questions? 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Green” bags, magnetic rulers and more. join for a day of fun where we become one ing, a unicycle show, pony rides, a petting The event is made possible by grant For more information about Gloria Za­ to celebrate our heritage,” Zastko said. “I am zoo, and carriage rides all day. funding from the Middlesex County Cultural stko, Realtors, call 732-297-0600 or visit a lifetime resident of North Brunswick, and I New to the event is Burger Mania, which and Heritage Commission and The Town­ www.zastko.com. The office is located at believe in giving back to the community. I is a burger cook-off. Restaurants in the area ship of North Brunswick. 1582 Route 130, North Brunswick. Bras for a Cause event to be held Sept. 19 Weichert, Realtors nominated as a 2014 he Middlesex County Chapter of the models. 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Removable huge, notorious faulty ignition switch to dealers’ showrooms each fall they roof panels afford an open-air effect. recall. I also have a GM that was recalled but got Lhope will become successful down the • Kia K900. The unfortunately named road. Here’s a quick look at eight never- “Canine Hundred” is Kia’s most luxuri­ no loaner car. How’s that? before-seen models premiering for 2015 ous sedan to date, with conservatively that are sure to gamer attention among cast styling and a spacious cabin. Engine A You had to ask to get a free loaner car. those eager to be the “first on the block” choices include a 5.0-liter 420-horse­ L \ " Seriously. There was a bit of press to own them. power V8 and a 3.8-liter 311 -horsepower A A. * coverage about the fact that GM would • Acura TLX. Essentially a sportier V6, both of which drive the rear wheels give free loaner cars, but only if the customer and more luxurious version of the Honda via an eight-speed automatic transmis­ requested one. The loaners were made available in Accord, the midsize TLX sedan is hand­ sion. An executive coach-oriented V8 no small measure because of the weeks-long time somely styled and treats occupants to a VIP option package treats rear occupants lag in the announcement of the problem and the roomy and quiet interior. A 2.4-liter 206- to amenities like reclining power seats eventual arrival of replacement parts to GM horsepower four-cylinder engine and an with lumbar and headrest adjustments. service departments. eight-speed automated manual transmis­ • Lexus NX. Lexus enters the red-hot As the number of recalls (from many manu­ sion come standard, with a livelier 3.5- compact luxury crossover SUV market facturers) grows, and the time lag for fixes does, liter V6 available that puts for 2015 with the dramatically carved and too, in many cases, it pays to think about what you 290-horsepower to the pavement via a curvaceous NX. The base model packs a want for your trouble if you’re on a recall list, and nine-speed automatic. All-wheel-drive is 2.0-liter 235 horsepower turbocharged to politely ask. Also, GM, in that recall, was will­ available with the V6, while front-drive four-cylinder, while the 300h hybrid ver­ ing to give a $500 cash allowance toward the pur­ models include a novel all-wheel steering sion teams a 2.5-liter gasoline engine chase of a new GM vehicle to any owners of the system to quicken the car’s handling. with an electric motor to generate the recalled vehicles who had lost confidence and sim­ • Alfa Romeo 4C. Alfa Romeo re­ equivalent of 194 horsepower with frugal ply didn’t feel comfortable driving that particular turns to the U.S. for 2015 with this curva­ fuel economy. An F-SPORT variant in­ car any more. ceous low-slung mid-engine sports cludes a sport-tuned suspension that de­ Readers speak out coupe. A 1.7-liter turbocharged four- livers livelier driving dynamics. A few readers chided me for my recent re­ cylinder engine generates a modest 237 • Lincoln MKC. Another entry in the sponse regarding Ford Fusion Energi mileage vs. horsepower, yet it enables the car to reach small SUV segment, this is essentially Ford Fusion Hybrid mileage, saying that while my 60 mph in around 4.5 seconds, thanks in Lincoln’s more stylish and luxurious ver­ answer was correct, I shortchanged readers by not large part to an ultra-low curb weight. A sion of the Foid Escape. Its standard 2.0- giving more comprehensive information. The read­ so-called “DNA Selector” allows a driver liter 240-horsepower turbocharged ers were, as (almost) always, correct! to adjust the vehicle’s performance ac­ “EcoBoost” four-cylinder engine comes Forthwith, 1 share the most succinct of the cording to four settings, including an ag­ from the Escape, while an exclusively reader comments, which expands the mpg informa­ gressive “race” mode. available 2.3-liter turbo-four nets a V6- tion about the two vehicles: “I realize that, techni­ • Chevrolet Trax. This new subcom­ like 285 horsepower. Myriad gadget fea­ cally, you were referring to just the two EPA pact crossover SUV shares platforms and tures include a second-generation ratings (of the Ford Fusion Energi vs. Ford Fusion components with the Buick Encore, and self-parking system that can both guide Hybrid). However, in the interest of educating like that model it’s powered by a 1,4-liter the vehicle into a parallel parking space your fans, the Energi EPA rating of 43 mpg cannot 138 horsepower turbocharged four-cylin- and steer it out of one automatically. be considered as comparable, because you have to der engine. Aimed at young tech-savvy • Porsche Macan. Not to be outdone, factor in the electric only rating as well — 100 buyers, the Trax offers built-in 4G LTE Porsche chimes in with its own small up­ mpg.” Wi-Fi service that enables passengers to scale crossover for 2015, and it’s a barn­ This same gentleman also suggested I should connect phones and other portable de­ burner. A 3.0-liter 340-horsepower have made mention of the government’s website, vices to the Internet. twin-turbo V6 engine comes standard, www.fueleconomy.gov, to which regular readers • Jeep Renegade. The compact Rene­ while the top Turbo version includes a know I often refer. It’s always worth reminding gade is the smallest Jeep to date, though it 3.6-liter 400-horsepower twin-turbo V6 everyone again, however, that the site exists, as it upholds the brand’s ‘Trail Rated” reputa­ that makes it a far more comfortable and provides a wealth of information. tion when configured with either of two practical alternative to a Porsche 911 Car­ © CTW Features off-road ready 4X4 systems. Buyers can rera sports coupe. Email [email protected]. choose either of two Fiat-supplied tur­ C7W Features BEST im EVIITIICEITR1LIJ SDNDAY SEPTEMBER 28™. 2314 19AM - 5PM

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