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THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 2015 .Sentinel gmnews.com North Brunswick • South Brunswick Grants will fund restoration of Pulda farmhouse By JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer he North Brunswick Historical Soci­ ety has received and will match two Tgrants to fund the restoration of one of the oldest structures in the township. The society received a $7,500 New Jer­ sey Historic Trust grant, which it will match, to enable $15,000 to be dedicated to the renovation of the Pulda Farm farmhouse next year, according to Michael Hritz, chair­ man of the historical society. The estate along Route 130 and Old Georges Road — one of the oldest roads in the township — includes an 18th-century house, seven bams and other outbuildings from the 19th and early 20th centuries, and a well-preserved setting of field gardens, or­ chard and distant woodland, Hritz has said. The oldest portion of the farmhouse ap­ pears to be from the late 18th century and appears to have been constructed in three distinct building episodes, with the 1 1/2- story wing the earliest. “[The funding is] likely to be for porch renovations ... or a modem porch to reveal the pillars that are outside and some exte­ rior painting,” Hritz said during the Sept. 8 council workshop meeting. “We’re very pleased. It’s the first time we’ve gotten a grant like that from the stale,” he said. Hritz also mentioned that about two hours prior to the workshop meeting, he re­ ceived information that the historical soci­ ety earned a grant from the Middlesex County Cultural & Heritage Commission for $2,250. With a match from the historical MATT DENTON society, members will be able to hire a re­ The John F. Kennedy High School marching band takes to the field prior to performing for the crowd during the game against Colonia search historian to document, do key work, held at John F. Kennedy High School in Iselin on Sept. 19. prepare an authoritative history of the prop­ erty and hopefully date the property to the late 18th century, he said. “We’re very happy we applied for and High school bands march to the top received both grants,” Hritz said. Last December, the newly reorganized By KENNY WALTER environment, so they can let loose a little bit the football team and the athletic depart­ Staff Writer North Brunswick Historical Society offi­ and play a little more extra just because of ment, and it’s not that stereotypical band cially entered into a public-private partner­ ith the crowd settled in and the the nature of the beast of who is watching geek thing,” Clark said. “It’s not that here ship with the township to work on Monroe Township High School you,” Griffin said. in Long Branch, and the football team actu­ preserving and restoring the farmhouse. Wfootball team set to begin its 2015 Bands at virtually every high school in ally requests songs from the band. Most of the Pulda Farm property was season, the Falcons marching band kicked New Jersey, a busy competition state, will “We like the setup and we appreciate owned by the Buckelew family from the early off the season by playing The Victors, the perform during football games, tasked with performing at halftime because we like to mid-1800s. For the next 50 years or so, the song played before each home game. energizing crowds and the football team be­ playing for the hometown crowd.” farm belonged to the Webb family, which is Although the football team ultimately fore the game and during halftime. While performing for the home crowds indicated on an 1876 map of North lost its Sept. 11 home opener, Martin Grif­ Robert Clark, director of the Long is one thing, several times throughout the Brunswick belonging to the estate of James fin, Monroe’s marching band director, said Branch High School marching band, said year marching bands vie against fellow H. Webb. The Webb family then sold the the band was able to feed off the crowd and the band’s performance has become an in­ bands in competitions. property to the Alston family, Hritz had said. came away with a good performance. tegral part of the football game. “Football is a little more rowdy kind of “We have an amazing relationship with (Continued on page 6) (Continued on page 14) 2 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com September 24, 2015

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Fresh off her nationwide tour with the rest of the “American Idol” cast, the East Bmnswick resident came back home and vis­ ited Von Thun Farms, which each year draws huge crowds to its com maze in Monmouth Junction. Jax has a special interest in the field this year since the com maze is carved out in her image. Jax took her place at a piano, seated on a bale of hay at the farm on SepL 15 at a pri­ vate event, with a few young fans used to watching her on their TV screens looking on awe struck. In that moment the glitz and glamour of the “Idol” stage and droves of adoring fans seemed a world away. “All of this kind of stuff, I just don’t know how to get used to it,” said Jax. “Maybe I’ll get there one day, but it’s re­ ally strange going into Wawa and not being able to get like Doritos without people trying to take selfies. I mean, I love it. I appreciate being appreciated.” At Von Thun Farms, the American Idol finalist is honored in the “corniest” way possible. This year Jax’s face has been carved into Von Thun’s cornfield, creating a maze that visitors will have the opportunity to navigate. “I grew up in East Bmnswick and it was very personal seeing her on TV,” said Cindy PHOTOS BY STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER ERIC SUCAR Von Thun about watching Jax on American Above: American Idol finalist and East Brunswick native Jackie ‘Jax’ Idol. Miskanic (right) is interviewed by greater Media’s Magic 98.3's Joel Katz at VonThun Farms in Monmouth Junction on Sept. 15. Below: “Considering the number of employees The farm used the local singer as the theme for this year's com maze. that we have that are Jax fans, and the fact that Jax’s family lives just a few miles from a responsibility as it the farms in East Bmnswick, we thought that is an honor. was the perfect fit for our fall com maze “It’s a lot of new theme,” said Bob Von Thun in a press release. power. I feel like my For Jax, this is the sort of honor that she words have weight still is not accustomed to receiving. now, like people re­ “It’s so surreal. I don’t know anybody ally do listen to what who has gone through a com maze of their I’m saying. That’s face. I tried to go through it myself and new for me because wouldn’t have imagined I would get lost in they really do care my own face,” said Jax. about it and I could In previous years, the farm themed the really slip up now maze in honor of local firefighters and last and all of a sudden year the maze was a representation of the su­ everybody takes it perstar New York Yankee shortstop Derek seriously and you Jeter., who retired after the 2014 season. feel that you’re not being a good role Jax sings a song for Samantha Nyitrai, 9, and Thomas Nyltrai, 5, at An irony not lost on Jax, who has a dog VonThun Farms. named Jeter. model,” said Jax, Jax’s lighthearted nature was on display still adjusting to the “There’s a sense of pride. The fact that she as she treated media and some of her young new position as a role model. is able to touch people without touching fans to a medley of songs she performed dur­ “I think the best I could do to influence them, to me and to her that’s priceless,” said ing her “Idol” journey. other kids to do the right thing is to be my­ Miskanic. She kicked off the day singing “I Want To self. I’m young, I’m stupid, I make mistakes, The Idol finalist echoed the sentiment. Hold Your Hand” by The Beatles, a song she but at the end of the day it’s really just being “I do music because music is the univer­ sang at her audition for the popular program a good person and I hope that really reflects sal language and it helps people,” she said, ‘it fans who relished the opportunity to perform on stage.” heals people and it brings the world together”. at the start of the 14th season. with their Idol. She followed with a lighthearted McDon­ Jax’s father, John Miskanic, who accom­ That maze at Von Thun Farms, located at “It was awesome. I love her,” said Faith panied her to the event, attributes his daugh­ 519 Ridge Road in Monmouth Junction, ald’s-themed rap with her brother. Minozzi. Jax also played with some of her younger ter’s fame to working hard to build her opened to visitors on Sept. 19 and is expected For Jax, having a following is as much of singing career. to be open until Nov. 1.

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By JENNIFER AMATO Montclair Public Schools. areas. studies in education leadership at The Col­ Staff Writer “[I feel] extremely honored and privi­ His educational background includes a lege of New Jersey and received his princi­ NORTH BRUNSWICK — Three leged to be taking on the role of the educa­ Bachelor’s Degree from West Chester Uni­ pal and school administrator certification. schools in North Brunswick welcomed new tional leader of Arthur M. Judd School and versity, a Master’s Degree from Holy Fam­ He then earned his Master of Arts Degree leaders as the school year began: Joseph [look] forward to working with the incredi­ ily University and a Certificate of in educational leadership from The College Schmidt, Luis Ramirez and Dr. Roy Wilson. ble students, staff and parents within the Educational Leadership from Cabrini Col­ of New Jersey. On Aug. 17, Schmidt officially came on school community,” he said. lege. Additionally, he holds a doctoral degree board as the new principal of Arthur M. Schmidt said his goal is to keep the stu­ “I applied to work in North Brunswick in educational leadership from The College Judd Elementary School. dents and staff on the “cutting edge” of ef­ Township because I was impressed with the of St. Elizabeth, which he obtained in 2014. Schmidt is a veteran educator with 27 fective education practices, and that he runs growth and educational mission of the dis­ Wilson believes that all children can years of elementary school experience and his schools on the philosophy that “every trict,” Ramirez said. “I wanted to work for reach their highest potential, but each learns a strong background in primary literacy, as­ child can succeed” and doing “what is best a district where I could further advance my in different ways and at different rates. sessment and school community building. for the kids.” career, and North Brunswick was a perfect “With dedication, commitment and high He spent six years as a third grade class­ Ramirez is now the head of Parsons El­ fit. expectations, we can motivate each child in room teacher, 11 years as a reading recovery ementary School. “I am looking forward to working with a special way. The belief and practice of ser­ teacher, nine years as a K-5 building princi­ He has been an educator for more than the Parsons Elementary School children, vant leadership has been [my] key to suc­ pal and one year as a central office admin­ 20 years, spending the first nine years of his staff and community. cess as well as engaging in constructive istrator. career teaching in Pennsylvania and the past Wilson has assumed control of Linwood communication with staff, students and par­ During those 27 years, Schmidt worked 14 years in New Jersey. Middle School. ents,” he said. in diverse districts including 11 years in the During his career, he has helped develop Wilson has been involved in education Wilson said he feels that collective re­ Newark Public Schools, 13 years in the curricula, modeled Differentiated Instruc­ for nearly 25 years. He holds a Bachelor of sponsibility and collaboration are the meth­ Morris School District and three years in tion and written and presented professional Arts Degree in psychology from Grambling ods in which a school can be successful in development sessions in numerous subject State University. He later pursued further reaching the goal of helping children grow. “Every student is at-risk if educators fail to view them holistically and utilize every resource available to assist them in trans­ forming their thoughts, beliefs and actions,” X c o r b i n ELEC t r i g a U S E R V I C E S ’™ he said. “In order to accomplish this, con­ structive, emphatic and respectful relation­ ships must be established.” Wilson’s motto is “Stay encouraged, communicate expectations and accomplish your goals.” He said he is looking forward to contin­ uing his career by working with the Lin­ wood school community, by empowering them to fully engage themselves in the process of intellectual, behavioral and so­ PEAK HURRICANE cial development. SEASON IS NOW NOW IS THE TIME TO Contact Jennifer Amato at THROUGH INSTALL YOUR BACKUP jamato @gmnews. com. NOVEMBER 30TH GENERATOR

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when you are in a competition the ing and inputting stuff and saying crowd is different,” Clark said. trumpets you have to play this be­ B an d s “The people are there specifically to cause we don’t have enough mel- see bands.” lophones. We are constantly (Continued from page 1) Clark also said the majority of reorchestrating and rewriting Many of the competitions local band members opt not to play in music.” marching bands perform in are or­ college, and the goals of the team Griffin also said in the past he ganized by US Band, a nonprofit are to instill lessons of teamwork, has approached students about based in Allentown, Pennsylvania, camaraderie and commitment in the changing instruments when there is that hosts marching band competi­ students. a need in another section of the tions in more than 25 states. There are also some challenges band. Justin Heimbecker, director of in assembling a high-performing He said because of the cost as­ US Bands, said marching bands in marching band, particularly with sociated with the instruments, the New Jersey stand out against the younger players. students are able to use some of the rest of the country. “Usually a quarter of our stu­ school’s supply of instruments if “We have more events in New dents haven’t even set foot in the they choose. Jersey than anywhere else in the high school before they are a mem­ Clark also said much like a bas­ country, we have more bands than ber of a team that is going to com­ ketball team with a star point guard anywhere else in the country,” He­ pete essentially at a varsity level,” or a football team with a star wide imbecker said. “Our state champi­ Clark said. receiver, he would craft his program onship has to be split into two “Being a competitive band, you to feature the stars. venues because we can’t fit all the have a freshman class coining in, “In my show this year I have a bands.” they haven’t even taken a high monster sax player, and it would be “We have great problems in that school class yet; however, at the silly for me to not take advantage of we can’t fit all the bands in one first football game they have to take the fact that kid plays that expres­ day,” he said. that field and, maybe a week or two sively,” he said. “I have to write and Some of the competitions after, they are going to be adjudi­ plan to make sure he is featured.” hosted by US Bands in 2015 in­ cated on the same field as all-state While stars can be featured, clude the Yamaha Cup at MetLife musicians.” Griffin said, unlike sports teams, Stadium on Sept. 26 and competi­ Clark said the band performed every band member is featured tions in Jackson, South Brunswick, well during the Green Wave’s first throughout the performance. North Brunswick, Monroe, East MATT DENTON home game, a 28-0 loss to Red “It is a unified effort, the differ­ Bnmswick, Old Bridge and the A member of the Colonla High School color guard dances up a storm Bank Catholic, and they will per­ ence is in sports you can always state championship in Piscataway. during a routine before the game held at John F. Kennedy High School form in their first competition of the have kids who aren’t ready and Bill Grillo, marching band di­ in Iselin on Sept. 18. The band will take part in six different band com­ year on Sept. 26 at MetLife Sta­ aren’t playing,” he said. “We don’t rector at Rumson-Fair Haven High petitions this year, including “Best in State.” dium. do that, everybody is in, and every­ School, said he has his band focus Clark said much like other fall body is performing the entire time. High School marching band re­ Those lessons may soon be in­ more on entertaining the crowd at sports, the year for band members “We don’t have any backups or cently performed in Atlantic City stilled in the students at Saint football games rather than compe­ begins each August, concluding alternates waiting for a shot.” during the Miss America Parade. Joseph High School in Metuchen as titions. with a two-week band camp. Anthony Limaldi, Howell band “As soon as the drum line tran­ music director Salvatore Ascolese “We have focused on doing “The kids come and it is exten­ director, said being in the band is sitioned from the cadence to the said he hopes to have a marching more popular shows, we really try sive training where we are sup­ important to its members. song, the crowd just erupted,” band formed before the end of the to play more popular music and posed to get them marching, “For some it’s their absolute Alexa Weaver, one of the band’s more or less model ourselves after current football season. playing and understanding form lives. It confirms what they want to drum majors, said in a press release. “We are basically in the begin­ college style marching bands,” and design all at once before they do after high school.” “The applause and shouts were ning stages of getting a marching Grillo said. “We are just concerned are taking a high school class,” For others he said this will be sometimes louder than the music it­ band going,” Ascolese said. “We about our home crowd at Rumson- Clark said. the end of the road, they will not self. have about 20 now, and once they Fair Haven because those are the Griffin said upperclassmen are pursue their music beyond high ‘The band and crowd fed off of see it there is always more guys that people we play for. leaned on early in camp to help the school and they are in the band be­ each other; when they started ap­ want to jump on. “We want to entertain them first freshmen, who often straggle put­ cause “they love being a part of it.” plauding, we became louder, and “We’re building a beautiful before we worry about competi­ ting all the facets of marching band As far as playing at football then they returned the favor.” field; it’s going to be done hopefully tion.” together. games, “they love every part of it, Heimbecker said competitions this year. It’s getting everything to­ Griffin says he approaches com­ “It is challenging, what we try to they love being in front of the home give band members the same life petitions as a measuring stick for gether and getting some music that do is use our student leaders a lot to crowd. It’s a priority. That’s why lessons that sports give students. everybody enjoys and doing the the band, competing against other work with the newer kids extra be­ we’re here.” “At the end of the day the goal is best we can.” schools, and he gives the students fore practice, after practice,” Grif­ Limaldi has been the band di­ to provide great experiences for the According to Heimbecker, the some freedom to perform during fin said. “The kids do pretty well rector for 13 years. There were 34 students,” he said. “As with any main challenge facing music pro­ football games. learning the music by itself or learn­ band members when he started. It’s group activity in a scholastic set­ grams is funding, with music get­ “It is totally different, what they ing the movement part by itself but now up to 85. His goal is 100. ting, whether it is athletic or musi­ ting cut when state and federal aid are doing there is a whole field the biggest challenge is putting it to­ The Howell band has a new cal, I think when you belong to a decreases. show for the home crowd,” he said, gether. theme each year. This year’s is the adding that Monroe’s first competi­ group you learn a lot of things like However, the overall popularity “Especially for newer kids, they superheroes Invincible. The theme teamwork, work ethic, persistence, of marching bands remains steady tion will be Oct. 3 in South are used to sitting down and play­ is a collective effort within the band Brunswick. reliability, perseverance. despite some of the funding con­ ing all the time in school. What they with Limaldi having the final say. “I think those life lessons really cerns. However, Griffin said the most do in high school is they are now Together the band and director important performance would not do transcend the activity.” “I think it is one of those time­ asked to play standing up, moving come up with the choreography and Grillo said the lessons learned less things that has been around for occur for more than a year. around and outside.” set designs. serve the band members well after a long time and been popular for a “We have been invited to go in Another challenge for band di­ As for the music, he said some their high school careers end. long time,” Heimbecker said. 2016 to perform for the Pearl Har­ rectors is the difficulty in crafting of the songs are based on the “If they are part of it for four “The activity might change, the bor 75th anniversary parade in the ideal combinations of musi­ strength of the band’s strong per­ straight years, I think the most im­ challenges might change, technol­ Hawaii,” Griffin said. cians. cussion and horn sections. portant thing they learn is leader­ “So we will be going there in ogy might change, but an old-fash­ “In a perfect world you’ll have Limaldi also said the selections ship,” Grillo said. “We nominate ioned American marching band is December of 2016 to represent the full instrumentation because you’ll have “evolved” over the years from section leaders and drum majors kids getting out there and working USS New Jersey. They have only work in conjunction with your mid­ the standard marching songs. That’s each year, and they get their feet together and learning their instru­ one per state so we were asked to dle school and you kind of feed kids why spectators may hear “Louie wet teaching younger students. ment and being physically fit.” represent New Jersey.” up,” Clark said. “It kind of works Louie,” “Paint It Black” and other Clark explained the difference Monroe wasn’t the only area “What I like about it is when out and when it doesn’t you find more recent popular songs. Howell marching band honored with the they go off to college there’s al­ between performing for the stu­ yourself rewriting music pretty goes with AC/DC. ready an activity they can get in­ dents during football games and opportunity to play during a na­ quickly to make things work. Sportswriter Tim Morris con­ tional event. 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De-thatch lawns when During the first day of staff training on ment, which lost much of its equipment cultural and resource management agent for the soil is slightly moist, not overly dry or Sept. 1, staff from across the district col­ and gear during the massive warehouse the Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Mid­ too wet. De-thatch the day after a light rain lected more than 600 cans of food for fire on Livingston Avenue in July. It in­ dlesex County’s New Jersey Agricultural or irrigate lightly a day or two before de­ North Brunswick’s local food bank. cluded a $5 dress down fundraiser. Experiment Station. thatching,” he said. “This initiative was started a few years “I am happy to report that $1,700 was “Brown and straw colored grass seems To jumpstart the lawn next spring, Hlu­ ago to assist the food bank in replenishing collected from staff” on Sept. 3, Zy­ to be the norm, but you can bring those bik said residents should over-seed into thin their stock during a traditionally slow pe- chowski said. lawns back to green with some creative or worn out lawns after doing some basic CPR: Cultivating Proper Renovation tech­ renovation this month. niques,” he said. “If your lawn is already thinned out and Vendors welcome at fall fest, craft show Hlubik said most lawn grasses in New there is very little thatch to contend with, Jersey and the Northeast are pure stands or then you may be able to over-seed into the The Immaculate Conception Rosary- Immaculate Conception Church, 23 Man- mixtures of bluegrass, fescues and perennial existing lawn. 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Finding the Right However, for lawns that were previously “You can rent an over-seeding unit from struggling, the current drought and heat may a garden store that cuts shallow slits into the Financial A dvisor be the final smack-down to take weak lawns soil for the seed and can be easily adjusted out of contention for the 2016 season,” he for each seed type based on settings posted Is As Important As said. on the hopper lid where you fill the seed. Other contributing factors can cause a You can also use your rotary spreader or Finding the Right Bond declining lawn. Hlubik suggesting doing a hand seeder over areas you have prepared At Edward Jones, our rates are com petitive. But soil test every two or three years to deter­ by lower mowing and raking out trash and mine the pH and nutrient content of the soil. thatch. our service goes far beyond just the num bers. Each county cooperative extension office “Cover the seed with a very thin layer of Rates and Yields shown are subject to availability and may has soil test kits available. compost, peat moss or simply rake in lightly change without notice. “The soil test results will provide criti­ with a hoe. If you don’t cover the seed, the 1. Government-sponsored Enterprise Notes cal information that can help you to adjust birds and other animals will be tweeting 0 .0 4 % to 3 .6 4 %* soil pH and add critical nutrients that your their friends, and they will be over for an lawns and other plants need for adequate all-you-can-eat buffet,” he said. Those notes are not guaranteed and are not debts or obligations of the United States or any federal agency or instrum entality other growth. Soil tests will also tell you the right Choosing a high quality seed is impor­ than the sponsoring enterprise. They are not FDIC-insured. They are formulation of fertilizers to use. Soil pH for tant, and then keeping the lawn moist for at backed by (and only by) the full faith and credit of the issuer. lawns should be maintained at 6 to 6.5, and least three weeks will ensure germination, 2 . Federal Income Tax-free Bonds 0 .5 8 % to the results you receive from the Rutgers Hlubik said. 3 .9 9 %* Soils Lab will provide information on exact “Once seed has germinated, begin to cut amounts of soil amendments to use to main­ back on irrigation. Once fully established, These are exem pt from federal incom e tax; however, m ay be subject tain soil pH and nutrient levels,” he said. most lawn grasses need about 1 to 1.5 to state and local taxes and the alternative m inim um tax (AM T). Throughout September, Hlubik recom­ inches of rainfall or irrigation weekly to re­ 3 . Corporate Bonds 0 .5 9 % to 4 .6 8 %* mended de-thatching lawns. Excess thatch main healthy,” he said. is the dead and brown layer of rhizomes and Fall is also the best time for fertilization. “If you are recycling your grass clip­ Investm ent-grade corporate bonds are those w ith a rating of AAA to old roots and plant tissue between the crown BBB by Standard & Poor's or Aaa to Baa2 by M oody's. If bonds are also or base of the lawn plant and the roots, he pings back to the lawn as recommended, insured as to the tim ely paym ent of principal and interest, no represen­ said. you are supplying about one-third of your tation is m ade as to the insurer's ability to m eet its com m itm ents. “Lawns with more than one half inch of total fertilizer needs with the clippings. ... •Yield effective 09/18/2015, subject to availability and price change. thatch should be de-thatched first with a de­ Fertilizer will work only when moisture is Yield and m arket value m ay fluctuate if sold prior to m aturity, and the am ount you receive from the sale of these securities m ay be m ore thatching rake or de-thatching machine that present, so rainfall or irrigation is necessary than, less than or equal to the am ount originally invested. 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39th annual Fall Swap Meet and Auto Show BBQ Showdown Sept. 25 and 26,7 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sept. 27,11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sept. 27,7 a.m. - 4 p.m., rain or shine food trucks, vendors activities, live music Raceway Park Raritan Bay Waterfront Park, South Amboy r p ic k • 230 Pension Road, Old Bridge/Englishtown free admission, shuttle service OUR OWN JERSEY FRESH general admission: $10, under 12 free 855-478-6888; www.irunnewjersey.com YOUR OWN www.etownraceway.com b APPLES . 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Sept. 26,10 a.m.-4 p.m., pooch parade at 1 p.m. Also, tour the Dey Farmhouse and learn Monroe’s history. entrants in costume, registration fee: $5 West End, Brighton Avenue, Long Branch 33rd annual Decoy and Gunning Show August Wilson’s Seven Guitars more than 300 exhibitors, decoys, carvings and more Sept. 24, 25, Oct. 1 and 2 at 8 p.m. Delmara Dock Dog Competition Sept. 27 and Oct. 4 at 3 p.m. Sept. 26 and 27,7 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 30 at 1 and 7 p.m., Oct. 3 at 3 and 8 p.m. Tip Seaman County Park, Tuckerton Seaport Two River Theater, 21 Bridge Ave., Red Bank Route 9, Tuckerton tickets: $37-$65 free 732-345-1400; tworivertheater.org 609-97T3085; www.oceancountyparks.org I Do! I Do! 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Front St., entry fee: $25 KFD SoapBox Derby The Producers Sept. 26 at 1 p.m., registration: 10 a.m. Sept. 25 at 8 p.m., Sept. 26 at 3 and 8 p.m., East Front Street, Keyport Sept. 27 at 3 p.m. REGISTER NOW Playhouse 22, 721 Cranbury Road, East Brunswick Food Truck Wind Up & Craft Beer Fest tickets: $22, $20 seniors/students gourmet food trucks, craft beer, live music, vendors, 732-254-3939; www.playhouse22.org www.lustigdancetheatre.org kids activities Sept. 26,11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Divine Right 732 - 246-7300 FirstEnergy Park, 2 Stadium Way, Lakewood Sept. 25, 26, Oct. 2 and 3 at 8 p.m., free admission, $5 parking fee Sept. 27 and Oct. 4 at 3 p.m. 855-478-6888; www.irunnewjersey.com LaStrada Ensemble Theater, Jersey Shore Arts Center Dance classes for adults and 66 S. 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TO P P IC K South Brunswick Second Annual BBQ Showdown Curbside Brush Becycling Collection - The Second Annual BBQ Showdown will take place on Sept. 27 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Raritan Bay Wa­ terfront Park in South Amboy. It's the hottest BBQ festival in Central New Jersey. Program Last year's event drew 25,000 hungry patrons. The fes­ tival will take place rain or shine. Admission is free. BBQ Showdown features the best gourmet food vendors including Dinosaur BBQ, Dan's Backyard BBQ, ALL brush must be at the curb (not in the street) by 6:30 am on Brother Bear BBQ, Butch’s BBQ, Ben’s BBQ, CheezeN, JTs Drive In, Empanada Guy, Fantastic Thai. Prime Stache, Miller’s Ale House, Oink and Moo, Pompier Catering, Stewart’s, Coney Waffle, Cold Stone Creamery, Maisah’s Lemonade and funnel cake, and more. Also, vendors and exhibitors. There will be live music on stage with the Monday, September 28,2015 Mark Miklos Band; The Kentucky Rifles, LeAnn Weiss, and A.J. Jansen, plus special guest Kim Jenkins. Bring lawn chairs, blankets, families, friends and, most of all, your appetites. in order to receive collection. Take the NJ Transit train to South Amboy on the North Jersey Coast Line. Parking will be at the train station lots, South Amboy High School and other lots in town. Shuttle service will run all day from the South Amboy Material placed curbside after that date will NOT be collected. train station to the park. There is no public parking at the park the day of the event. For information see irunnewjersey.com or 855-478-6888. NOTE: Pick up will begin September 28th and may take more than ' one week to complete. Evil Dead: The Musical Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. FILM Count Basie Theatre, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank tickets: $29-$49 Acceptable materials and preparation instructions: sit in the Splatter Zone and get drenched in fake blood New Jersey Film Festival from the on-stage mayhem: $75 Fall 2015 732-842-9000; thebasie.org Be Now, Dawit, It Plays Like Love Sept. 25 at 7 p.m. • Brush, branches, shrubs, bushes that are less than 4 feet in length and less than The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Catching Up, Right Footed 5 inches in diameter. They MUST BE SECURELY TIED in bundles that are less Touring company of New York’s Aquila Theatre Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. Oct. 1 at 7 p.m. Stream: Explore the Unseen, Matryoshka, than SO pounds. Poliak Theatre at Monmouth University The Moment: Bonnaroo 400 Cedar Ave., West Long Branch Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. tickets: $35-$45 Rutgers University • Twigs and small branches that are less than 4 feet may be placed in a container 732-263-6889; www.monmouth.edu/arts College Avenue Campus Voorhees Hall #105 71 Hamilton St. New Brunswick • Brush should NOT be put in roadway as not to restrict street maintenance program ^ MUSIC tickets: $10, $9 students/seniors 848-932-8482; www.njfilmfest.com Josh Turner special guest Raquel Cole Sept. 24 at 8 p.m., tickets: $30-$69 Chick Corea & Bela Fleck COMEDY NO BAGS, LEAVES, WEEDS. STUMPS, LITTER OR GARBAGE Sept. 26 at 8 p.m., tickets: $30-$79.50 Tparc fnr Fparc Sept. 30 at 8 p.m., tickets: $45-$139 Free Comedy Night Count Basie Theatre, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank hosted by Mike Bonner 732-842-9000; thebasie.org Sept. 25, starts at 8 p.m., reservations recommended ||*100 o ff! 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South Brunswick High School midfielder Olivia Mosco gains control of the ball a way from Metuchen High School’s Emily Glutz (15) as Bulldogs defenders Rachel Jordan (11) and Diana Mlsrahi (17) look on. Metuchen won the Sept. 18 game played on the Bulldogs’ home turf, 2-0. Lady Vikings look for wins to back up their solid play

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