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By JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

he addition o f fueling stations to the existing Wawa convenience store on T Route 27 and Cozzens Lane was unanimously denied by members of the North Brunswick Zoning Board o f Adjust­ ment, citing detrimental effects to the sur­ rounding neighborhood, traffic and safety concerns. North Brunswick Partners, LLC pro­ vided testimony during a special Zoning Board meeting on Oct. 25 regarding the ex­ isting store located in the C -l commercial zone, which would have been demolished and replaced with a new, 5,051-square-foot store and six islands with 12 fueling stations for gasoline and diesel fuel. “We want to stay in North Brunswick. W e want to stay here. W e like the location. W e like the store. There’s a definite need for more fueling. There is not a gas station in the immediate area,” Timothy Prime, the applicant’s attorney, said during his open­ ing remarks. SCOTT FRIEDMAN Residents, however, took issue with the Yakira Lockspelser, left, samples her dough while baking with her friend Adina Leiblich, right, during the Middlesex County Great fact that seven other gas stations are located Challah Bake, held at Congregation B’Nai Tikvah in North Brunswick on Nov. 3. For more photos, see page 6. within a mile’s radius of this particular lo­ cation; traffic is already troublesome; and residences nearby have wells, which caused First building approved for destroyed warehouse site concerns about possible contamination. In terms of safety, site engineer Mark By JENNIFER AMATO Board members unanimously approved fire, with a valuation o f $1.4 million. The W hitaker ensured residents that the fiber­ Staff Writer the site plan for a 300,000-square-foot total revenue going forward is expected to glass piping and tanking would be protected building for the owners’ own warehouse be $28-$30 million. little more than a year since a mas­ by a double-walled system that has me­ distribution business. Currently, there are nine monitoring sive nine-alarm fire destroyed one chanical leak detection. He said that an elec­ Rich Cifelli, a representative of the wells located on the property, according to million square feet of warehouse tronic overfill protection alarm activates A owner, said the owner is currently operating Cifelli, who said the original owner, space in North Brunswick, construction on when the gas tanks are 90 percent full and out o f a 180,000-square-foot space on Cran- Okonite, is handling the cleanup. He said the property is set to begin. shuts them o ff at 95 percent capacity. bury Road in South Brunswick, but hopes within three months only one monitoring Representatives of 1600 Livingston “There’s no chance of it not being de­ to move back to North Brunswick by June w ell should remain. He said the expectation Holdings LLC came before the North tected and leaking through the second wall,” 2017. was to receive footing permits within four Brunswick Planning Board on Nov. 1 to dis­ he said. He said the space cost $660,000 per year weeks. cuss the first steps in approving the initial for 670,000 square feet o f space prior to the building to be rebuilt on the site. (Continued on page 8) (Continued on page 8)

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By JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer :■ t m i ollowing a dream that began when she was in the eighth grade, Sarah Anne Levy is now a 27-year-old prominent Fmember o f the United States military — and an influential woman who has helped bridge gender gaps in Afghanistan. Just over 10 years ago. Levy began the process of becoming a military officer by entering the U.S. M ilitary Academ y (U S M A ) at West Point. “ This process includes 47 months o f ac­ ademic, military and physical training to prepare graduates for a career of profes­ sional excellence and service to the nation as commissioned leaders o f character dedi­ Levy shakes hands with President Barack Obama after receiving her diploma from cated to the values o f duty, honor [and] West Point. country,” the North Brunswick native said. Levy’s first duty station was Fort Riley, Kansas, as the maintenance control officer (M CO) for a cavalry squadron from 2010- 12. “When we deployed, I was appointed PHOTOS COURTESY OF SARAH LEVY Female Engagement Team (FET) officer in Sarah Levy of North Brunswick receives her diploma from the U.S. Military Academy at charge. FETs are tools for commanders to West Point. engage the population o f a community; since male soldiers could not interact with female locals due to cultural traditions, the FE T would step in and communicate with women and children. “ The goal o f our team was to discuss im­ portant topics [w ith] the women that we could then bring back to develop programs helpful to the local community. Our team consisted of women with various back­ grounds who were chosen for their confi­ dence. competence and adaptability to social interactions: a medic, a mechanic, a military police sergeant, a linguist and me.” she said. Throughout her time in Afghanistan, she said she and her fellow officers took part in several air and ground insertions to serve as enablers to their squadron. When they were not on patrol, the team would assist with personnel searches at the local Women’s Household birds are regarded as pets. Center. “ Due to our- constant interaction with the During an unexpectedly funny moment, women at the Women's Center, my team got the team was on a mission during which an inside look at the life o f Afghan women they slept on bales of hay under the stars and customs. We tried wedding desserts and w oke up unsettlingly to chickens — made from gelatin, oil and powdered sugar with unusually long necks — mere inches as well as discussed married life far more from them. intimately than I ever imagined the local “The ANA (Afghan National Army) Levy said the best part of her team’s mission in Afghanistan was meeting local children women would. staff regarded me not as though I were a and seeing their curiosity. “ When our team entered the local houses woman or a man, but a female American o f­ pieces o f equipment valued at more than aide-de-camp, I liaised with the British em­ made of hardened mud, we experienced ficer, so they were not restricted from talk­ $26 million. She was second in command bassy to ensure a smooth transition between Pashtunwali, the code o f hospitality that in­ ing with me due to their strict customs responsible for the training, discipline, qual­ two foreign general officers and relayed my cluded locals offering their homes for shel­ regarding social interactions based on gen­ ity of life, administration, professional de­ boss’ intent to the Division Staff to increase ter as w ell as chickens, pomegranates and der. These interactions gave me additional velopment and combat readiness of 147 synchronization,” she said. chai for dinner. When the male soldiers insights into Afghan culture since I could soldiers and their families. As a transportation officer, Levy then could not enter the homes due to female more easily observe the others engage in “ Due to my performance as an executive studied at the Combined Logistics Captain presence, our team would be responsible for conversation about travel, marriage, work officer and prior performance as MCO, I Career Course (CLCCC) at Fort Lee, Vir­ internal security," she said. and the national sport called Buzkashi,” she was selected to interview for an aide-de- ginia, in 2015 to prepare for command of Calling her team “brave,” she recalled said. camp position [in 2014], I was chosen by support companies or to serve as multi­ one experience in particular when her me­ Upon Levy’s return to Fort Riley in one of the first United Kingdom (U.K.) ex­ functional logistics branch officers. chanic was pulling guard duty and made ad­ 2013, she became an executive officer for a change brigadiers to be his new aide-de- justments to the team’s location as they distribution company, responsible for the camp to assist with the transition between (Continued on page 12) entered the seating area so she had better maintenance and accountability of 180 visibility o f her sector. him and an incoming U.K. brigadier. A s an

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By MICHAEL SCIANNAMEA the Commission on Presidential Debates, Correspondent and assisted on a variety o f tasks necessary SOUTH BRUNSWICK — While to m ove the production along, including dis­ tribution o f production paperwork, relaying Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump were getting ready for the first o f their three pres­ messages to staff and general administrative idential debates at Hofstra University in functions. He then served as a general volunteer to Hempstead, New York, in late September, Hofstra’s assistant director o f Public Rela­ Nicholas Koumis played a critical behind- tions on the morning o f the debate on Sept. the-scenes role to ensure all o f the logistics 26, and among his duties was to prepare were aligned so that the T V networks were simple meals for the morning news show able to deliver a smooth production for the more than 80 million viewers who tuned in teams. for the broadcast. On the day o f the debate, Koumis worked closely with the N B C Specials team Koumis, a Monmouth Junction resident and a sophomore at Hofstra majoring in as a production runner and was assigned radio, television and film , recalled that over with providing arriving NBC employees the summer while vacationing with his fam­ with press credentials for the debate as w ell as the media filing center within the Hofstra ily, he received an email from the College Debate Committee seeking student volun­ campus. “ I spent nearly five hours that day hand­ teers to serve in a variety o f functions at the debate. In order to be considered for a posi­ ing out press credentials,” Koumis said. “ As you might imagine, there were a lot o f press tion, he had to submit a resume and cover and media people there, and security was in­ letter. credibly tight.” “It was just like applying for a regular Koumis said that his experience as a pro­ job,” Koumis said. “Definitely good expe­ rience for when I actually have to do it ‘for duction runner fit in well with his career as­ pirations. real.’ ” PHOTO COURTESY OF RANDALL MARSOLA “M y goal is to someday become a net­ Pictured is the Delaware & Raritan Canal in Kingston in the 1920s. The idea of a canal Out o f more than 800 students who were work news director or producer, and work­ linking the Delaware and Raritan rivers was suggested by William Penn in the 1690s. The originally contacted, he was one o f 300 who D&R Canal was in operation from 1834-1932. Today, the canal is used a “linear park” for eventually were selected by the Debate ing at the debate really gave me an opportunity to see how the coverage of a recreation and is a water supply to the municipalities in central Jersey. It is capable of Committee. delivering 241 million gallons of water per day. The historical information is provided by major event is put together,” he said. Koumis worked as one o f the production the South Brunswick Historical Archives, managed by township historian Ceil Leedom. To runners for John Callahan, a producer for visit the archives, contact Randall Marsola of the South Brunswick Library at [email protected].

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PHOTOS BY SCOTT FRIEDMAN Great Challah Bake

Clockwise from above: Hollie Cerane, center, shows Adina Kramer how to braid a loaf of challah as her mother Simone, left, watches during the Middlesex County Great Challah Bake, held at Congregation B’Nai Tikvah in North Brunswick on Nov. 3. Sesame seeds are sprinkled on the challah prior to baking. Ladies cover their chaliahs with plastic wrap to allow the dough to rise.

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Michael and Judith Delanoy cited a plan cars all over the place?” he said. “ H ow can But, adding a fueling station w ill exacerbate W q w q in 1995 for a gas station at the W awa that I let my babies, take my dog out, [without] what is already a borderline traffic problem. did not go through. However, North w o rry in g ] about having an accident?” The W awa has become part o f our commu­ (Continued from page 1) Brunswick Zoning Officer Michael Proietti A fter three hours o f testimony and pub­ nity, a place where we encounter friends and clarified that W awa had withdrawn its ap­ lic comment, the Zoning Board unani­ neighbors, but I question the need for a fu­ He also said the low -flow nozzles would mously denied the application. eling station. I f we didn’ t have seven other prohibit tractor trailers from refueling at the plication for the gas station at the time and “I feel the C-l zone does not permit stations in the immediate area and this site location; signs indicating such would be that it was not denied by board members. Nonetheless, the Cozzens Lane residents service stations. I don’ t think the arguments was more appropriate, I think it would posted on the property. said that police reports show 148 incidents were strongly in favor o f a service station,” work. I don’t see the need, and I definitely Civil Engineer Elizabeth Dolan said that responded to by police since 2015; garbage Zoning Board Mem ber Joe Policastro said. think it would be a detriment to the public’s “the traffic characteristics are expected to overflow from the site; and concerns about “ I don’ t think the site is particularly suit­ good,” Zoning Board Vice Chairman Tony be consistent” and that Wawa locations with children at a nearby bus stop being endan­ able for the applicant’ s proposed purpose. I Chedid said. and without gas pumps are busy across the gered by an increase in vehicular traffic. think it’s too small. I think there are circu­ W awa’s next step in terms o f appealing board, not contingent upon the service sta­ “ I just don’t see where this is improving lation concerns. I do think there’s added the decision, building a new convenience tions themselves. quality o f life,” Judith Delanoy said. traffic. I do think the proposed use w ill im­ store regardless or possibly relocating out “This type o f land use already caters to Delta Court resident Henry Santana also pact the neighborhood in a detrimental way. of North Brunswick since the application the type o f traffic on site,” she said. “ The focused on the safety issue. I think the neighbors voiced some con­ was denied is not yet known. According to general volume characteristics aren’t going “How am I going to teach [my twins] cerns,” Zoning Board Member Thomas Prime, no decision has been made on the to change. They may swing.” how to ride a bike if I’m going to have a gas A bode said. project as the developer is considering all o f Despite the expert testimony, almost a station in front o f my house, because there’s “ I love the Wawa. I go there frequently. its options. dozen residents spoke out against the plan.

209 feet away from a series o f residences at going on at the North Brunswick site,” he The original Studebaker factory dates to Warehouse the back o f die property', whereas the prior said. the 1930s, though the site had been most re­ distance was 47 feet. He said the normal operation in South cently inhabited by tenants Achim Import, (Continued from page 1) He also said that although 600 parking Brunswick measures 68 decibels so experts DCH Collision Center/Brunswick Toyota spaces are required by North Brunswick’s added 20 decibels during the day for the Body Shop, Fabian Transport, Hja Logis­ ordinance, the applicant is proposing 276 North Brunswick property, though the num­ tics, A flex, Jordan Accessories, D M D M e­ Operations Manager Sal DeRienzo said spaces plus another 96 land-banked spots bers are within range. chanical General Contractors and a car roughly 25-45 full- and part-time employ­ (reserved, if needed). The blaze at the former DCH Collision export company. ees would be at the site on weekdays be­ Tom Geiger, president o f Environmental Center at 1600 Livingston Ave. started A joint investigation is still being con­ tween 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tactics in Matawan, testified that the noise around 1:30 a.m. on July 22, 2015. in the ducted by the North Brunswick Fire Mar­ He said he owns two tractor trailers and level on Livingston Avenue should range multi-tenanted warehouse building. shal’s Office, the North Brunswick three 20-footers, and that 10-15 trailers from 63-87 decibels, based on noise meas­ The property was originally owned by Detective Bureau and the Middlesex would come in and out o f the site each day. ured at the facility on Cranbury Road. Okonite, which then sold it to U.S. Deter­ County Prosecutor’s Office. There have Walter Hopkin, president o f WJH Engi­ “We can’t measure levels at the North gent, which is now owned by 1600 Liv­ been no status updates on the investigation. neering, discussed how the building w ill be Brunswick site because there’s nothing ingston Holdings.

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Female soldier (Continued from page 3) Upon completion o f CLC C C , she served as the movement control officer with the Multinational Force and Observers in Sinai, Egypt, from 2015-16. The 12-member multinational, independent organization conducts peacekeeping operations in sup­ port o f the bilateral peace agreement be­ tween Israel and Egypt in the Sinai Peninsula. “M y team was responsible for coordi­ nating, planning and managing all logistical support at our South Camp for all contin­ gent forces in order to effectively provide support to the M FO and maintain mission readiness. This included m oving 1,100 per­ sonnel throughout Israel, Egypt and their re­ spective home stations,” she said. This year, she has assumed the responsi­ bility o f liaison officer from her brigade to a division element while stationed in Ger­ many. She ensures communication between commanders and staffs of different head­ quarters, coordination on tactical matters to achieve unity of effort and coordination PHOTOS COURTESY OF SARAH LEVY measures to achieve synchronized results. “ M y time in the A rm y has been fu lfill­ Levy wears wearing a traditional Afghan ing. Each job is progressively more chal­ dress with pants for women, a gift from her lenging than the previous one, enhancing unit’s shonas, while sipping chai. my logistics repertoire and critical thinking “ Keep focused and remain flexible and capability. Throughout my career, I’ve been vigilant for unexpected opportunities. Set fortunate to have commanders and higher small goals for yourself and increase the ranking officers who have mentored me and level of difficulty each time — you’ll see peers who banded together and formed your goals are no longer as intimidating and strong teams. M y assignments have offered you’ll have practice both failing and suc­ Levy in a mud hut with her maintenance specialist, SPC Holland, and a military working me opportunities to travel globally and meet ceeding. Finish your goal, no matter how dog after a long day of mission. people, both civilian and military, from all long it takes, then move on to your next types o f backgrounds,” she said. challenge,” she said o f advice she has for Levy credits her family with furthering those interested in joining the military. her success. She said she remembers con­ “ Do not sit on your laurels; continue to versations with her father and grandfather strive for your best performance even i f the about their time in the Army. Her brother in­ job is not what you wanted or expected; fluenced her decision to scout out West your performance is your everyday job in­ Point. Her mother would drive her to foot­ terview for greater opportunities. Remain ball games at the U S M A to talk with cadets. positive; you can only move forward if you “I consider myself extremely fortunate stop holding yourself back, so get over for the numerous mentors I ’ ve had through­ whatever embarrassment it was and move out the years, both male and female. The on. best officers and non-commissioned officers “ Show that you care; you may not be the I ’ ve had the privilege o f working with are best at what you do, but your peers and sub­ the ones encouraging their subordinates and ordinates respect those who give their all for peers to positively challenge themselves them and w ill rally behind you. Dare and and learn from failure instead o f dwelling endure; dare yourself to be bolder, better, on it,” she said. stronger and endure the difficulties to She also has been greatly supported by strengthen your resolve and get past tough her hometown over the years. times. Take care of yourself emotionally, “North Brunswick was my rock during physically and spiritually; know that asking my West Point years. Because North for help is not a weakness, but a strength. Brunswick is so close to West Point, I was “ You are your greatest competitor and able to go home more often than my class­ advocate; be self-critical and use what mates and would bring several classmates During a particular mission, Levy’s team bedded down using their rucksacks as pillows and you’ve learned to improve and then move with m e for that sense o f community,” she their woobies as blankets since it gets cold in Afghanistan. on to your next task. Learn to enjoy your said. handwriting and composition studies. E le­ care packages with amenities such as brand- own company and figure out what it is you During her deployment, Mayoral Assis­ mentary school students and town residents name hygiene products, clothing, toys, like to do for fun, relaxation and self-devel­ tant Janice Larkin sent out requests for Sup­ wrote hundreds o f letters that were put into cards, games, snacks and holiday baskets opment. Keep up with local and interna­ port Our Troops, and Levy said the each package. There were collection points and stockings together with Jewish-specific tional news through various outlets. community rallied and sent more than 400 at the library and township building, thanks donations, including menorahs. North “Read! 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Roebling — The Story of the Brooklyn Bridge 721 Cranbury Rd., East Brunswick The Legacy of Robert Moevs Nov. 11 and 12 at 8 p.m., Nov. 13 at 2 p.m. tickets: $22, $20 seniors/students Nov. 13 at 7:30 p.m. Kelsey Theatre at Mercer County Community College 732-254-3939; playhouse22.org Shindell Choral Hall (Mortensen Hall) Old Trenton Rd., West Windsor Douglass Campus of Rutgers tickets: $20, $18 seniors/students 85 George St„ New Brunswick 609-570-3333; kelseyatmccc.org MUSIC free 848-932-7511; masongross.rutgers.edu Waist Watchers The Musical! Jazz Jam Session, Nov. 10,7:30-10 p.m. through Nov. 12, Wed., Thurs. at 2 & 7 p.m., The Chocolate Expo Joe Vitaliano, vocalist/guitarist, Nov. 12,7-9 p.m. Michael Cavanaugh with the Fri. at 8 p.m., Sat. at 2 and 8 p.m., Sun. at 2 p.m. Nov. 1 3 ,10 a.m .- 7 p.m. La Tavola Cucina Ristorante New Jersey Symphony Orchestra Forum Theatre, 314 Main St., Metuchen N.J. Convention & Expo Center, 97 Sunfield Ave., Edison 700 Old Bridge Turnpike, South River Nov. 13 at 3 p.m. tickets: $45-$65 admission: $20, $15 ages 5-11, under 5 free 732-238-2111; www.latavolacucinanj.com State Theatre, Livingston Ave., New Brunswick www.thechocolateexpo.com 855-448-7469; waistwatchersthemusical.com tickets: $25-$80 Greg Trooper with Bruce Donnola 732-246-7469; statetheatrenj.org The Lion in Winter American Reef and Reptile Expo Nov. 12 at 8 p.m. Nov. 1 2 ,10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Nov. 12 though Dec. 4 Old Franklin Schoolhouse Steve Vai N.J. Convention & Expo Center, 97 Sunfield Ave., Edison Nov. 12,17 and 18 at 8 p.m., Nov. 13,20,27 at 3 p.m., 491 Middlesex Ave., Metuchen Passion and Warfare 25’" Anniversary Tour admission: $10, $6 ages 6-12, $8 seniors, 5 & under free Nov. 16,23 at 1 and 7 p.m., Nov. 19,25,26 at 3 & 8 p.m. wo River’s Rechnitz Theatre Nov. 14 at 8 p.m. www.americanreefandreptiieexpo.com Rutgers Symphony Orchestra 21 Bridge Ave, Red Bank State Theatre, Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Nov. 12 at 7:30 p.m. tickets: $40-$70 tickets: $35-$75 Disney on Ice: Follow Your Heart Nicholas Music Center, Douglass Campus of Rutgers 732-345-1400; tworivertheater.org 732-246-7469; statetheatrenj.org Nov. 1 6 -2 0 85 George St., New Brunswick Prudential Center. 25 Lafayette St., Newark tickets: $15, $10 seniors, $5 students Wiesentahl tickets start at $15 848-932-7511; masongross.rutgers.edu Chris Isaak 800-745-3000; www.ticketmaster.com Reading performed by Harlan Tuckman Nov. 15 at 8 p.m. Nov 13 at 2 p.m. State Theatre, Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Get the Led Out Night Shaghai Acrobats of the People’s Republic of China Jewish Heritage Museum of Monmouth County tickets: $35-$85 Nov. 12 at 8 p.m. Nov. 18 at 8 p.m., Nov. 19 at 2 and 8 p.m. 310 Mounts Corner Drive, Freehold 732-246-7469; statetheatrenj.org Strand Center for the Arts, 400 Clifton Ave., Lakewood State Theatre, Livingston Ave., New Brunswick admission: $20, $18 non-members tickets: $30-$50 tickets: $35-$70 732-252-6990; www.jhmomc.org 732-370-5925; strand.org Rutgers Sinfonia 732-246-7469; statetheatrenj.org Fools Rush In Nov. 16 at 7:30 p.m. Bimah Players Golden Oldies Spectacular Nicholas Music Center, Douglass Campus of Rutgers ON STAGE Nov. 13 and 20 at 2 and 7 p.m , Nov. 27 at 2 p.m. Nov. 12 at 8 p.m. 85 George St„ New Brunswick Monroe Township Jewish Center State Theatre, Livingston Ave., New Brunswick tickets: $15, $10 seniors, $5 students 11 Cornell Ave., Monroe tickets: $35-$85 848-932-7511; masongross.rutgers.edu The Movement Project tickets: $8 732-246-7469; statetheatrenj.org through Nov. 11 at 7:30 p.m., Nov. 12 at 2 & 7:30 p.m. 609-395-2969; www.bimahplayers.org Mastrobuono Theater, Douglass Campus of Rutgers A Musical Night at the Museum 85 George St., New Brunswick The Sunshine Boys Dr. Sig Sattenspiel, Alan Wasserman and others tickets: $15, $12 seniors, $10 students Center Players Nov. 12 at 7:30 p.m. 848-932-7511; masongross.rutgers.edu through Nov. 20, Fri. and Sat. at 8 p.m., Sun. at 2 p.m. The Jewish Heritage Museum of Monmouth County Babes in Toyland Center Playhouse, 35 South St., Freehold 310 Mount Corner Rd., Freehold Nov. 18 and 25 at 8 p.m., A Christmas Story tickets: $23-$25 tickets: $44 Nov. 19 and 26 at 2 and 8 p.m. Phoenix Productions 732-462-9093; www.centerplayers.org Nov. 20 and 27 at 2 p.m. Nov. 11,12,18 and 19 at 8 p.m., Nov. 13 & 20 at 3 p.m. James David Christie, Organ Kelsey Theatre at Mercer County Community College Count Basie Theatre Vanya and Sonya and Masha and Spike Nov. 13 at 5 p.m. Old Trenton Rd., West Windsor 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank through Nov. 20 Christ Church, 5 Patterson St., New Brunswick tickets: $20. $16 students/childre tickets: $22-$32 Fri. and Sat. at 8 p.m., Sun. at 3 p.m. free 609-570-3333; www.kelseytheatre.net 732-842-9000; www.countbasietheatre.org Playhouse 22, East Brunswick Community Arts Center 848-932-7511; masongross.rutgers.edu FILM

Rutgers Jewish Film Festival films with special guest speakers On the Map, Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. The People vs. Fritz Bauer, Nov. 12 at 9:30 p.m. Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You Nov. 13 at 11:30 a.m. Partner with the Enemy, Nov. 13 at 1:30 p.m. A m e r i c a n Sabena Hijacking: My Version, Nov. 13 at 4:15 p.m. R e p e r t o r y The Women's Balcony, Nov. 13 at 7:30 p.m. Rutgers Business School B a l l e t Livingston campus 100 Rockafeller Road, Piscataway near Rutgers Athletic Center; free parking NOVEMBER 23- 26, 2016 Partner with the Enemy, Women In Sink Nov. 10 at 12:30 p.m. Denial. Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m. McCarter Theatre, Princeton, NJ. AMC Loews New Brunswick 18, Route 1, New Brunswick film tickets: $6-$13 advance purchase recommended bildnercenter.rutgers.edu I Ticket Office | 609.258.2787

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The State Theatre w ill hold a hit-filled night o f golden oldies

By Mike Morsch much. have been inducted into the Rock “ Save The Last Dance For M e,” went to the Top 20 on the pop From the Princeton Packet “ Carole came in and she and Roll Hall o f Fame. “This M agic Moment,” “ Up on charts. Elvis Presley sang “ Little played it on the piano and sang it Shirley Alston Reeves and the the R o o f’ and “ Under the Board­ Egypt” in the 1964 film The Shirelles had two singles for us. And I looked at Florence, Shirelles, credited with being walk.” “ Roustabout.” for Decca Records that charted in and I said, ‘Let me tell you, that’s among the pioneers o f the girl “ They used to call the Shirelles The Legendary Teenagers were the late 1950s — “ I Met Him on a not a Shirelles record.’ She said, group genre, have seven Top 20 the ‘female Drifters.’ W e loved the first integrated group to have a Sunday” in 1958 and “ Dedicated ‘What do you mean?’ I said, ‘I ’m hits. In addition to “ W ill You that because we loved their No. 1 with “ W hy D o Fools Fall in to the One I Love” in 1959 — but telling you, that’s country-western (Still) Love Me Tomorrow,” “Sol­ music,” said Ms. Alston Reeves. L ove” in 1956, with the late neither broke into the Top 40. and we don’ t do country-western. dier Boy,” “ Mama Said,” “ Baby “ I f people would have said we Frankie Lymon singing lead. The One o f the first all-girl groups I don’t think it’s gonna work,” ’ It’s You,” “Dedicated to the One I were the female Beatles, we would Teenagers had six Top 10 R& B o f that era, the Shirelles show­ said Ms. Alston Reeves. “ But Love” and “Foolish Little Girl.” have loved that, too.” singles, including “ I ’m Not a Ju­ cased the voices o f Shirley Owens when I got to the studio with the Charlie Thomas was a member The Coasters started out in Los venile Delinquent” and “The (later Shirley Alston Reeves). girls and w e got the music team o f The Five Crowns that was per­ Angeles in the late 1950s and had ABCs of Love.” Doris Coley, Addie “ M icki” Harris and started with the strings and forming at the A pollo Theater in hits with “ storytelling” songs like Jay Siegel’s Tokens, a Brook­ and Beverly Lee. In the early everything, we fell in love with the 1958 when George Treadwell, “Yakety Yak,” “Charlie Brown,” lyn-based doo-wop group, had a 1960s, they were signed by Flo­ song. It was beautiful.” who owned the Drifters trade­ “Poison Ivy,” “Little Egypt” and No. 1 single with “The Lion rence Greenberg for the newly That’s just one o f the hits that mark, fired his singers and re­ “ Along Came Jones.” The group’s Sleeps Tonight” in 1961. The song formed Scepter Records. w ill be featured at the Golden placed them with Mr. Thomas and song “ Young Blood” was per­ became popular again in 1994 “The record company didn’t Oldies Spectacular show at the The Five Crowns. The Drifters formed by George Harrison and after being used in the hit Disney ask us, it told us to do an album,” State Theatre in N ew Brunswick, would go on have hits on the pop Leon Russell at the Concert for film, “The Lion King.” k:_/- says Ms. Alston Reeves. “ W e were Nov. 12. The show will feature and rhythm and blues charts, in­ Bangladesh in 1971 and Bad Also performing at the Golden about to record in the studio and eight all-stars acts, four o f which cluding “There Goes M y Baby,” Company’s version o f the tune Oldies Spectacular will be Jimmy Florence Greenberg, who owned Beaumont and The Skyliners, the label, said. ‘W hy don’t you which had three Top 40 hits in­ girls write another song?’ We had cluding “Since I Don’t Have You,” written ‘I Met Him on a Monday,’ “This I Swear” and “ Pennies From our first record. And Florence said, Heaven” ; Jimmy Gallagher and ‘You can make money writing, so The Passions, which had doo wop go home and write a song.’ 1 said, classics “ Just to Be With You” and ‘When do you want us to do it?’ “ I Only Want You” ; and Larry And she said, ‘Tonight.’ I said, Chance and The Earls, which ‘O K , tonight’s the night.’ And I charted with hits “ Remember went home and I wrote it. It was as Then,” “ I Believe” and “ L ife is simple as that.” But A Dream.” ‘Tonight’ s the Night” would be Harry G - the “Duke o f Doo the title track to the Shirelles’ Wop” —- w ill emcee the show. debut album o f the same name, re­ “ I ’ ve been asked if I ever got~« leased in 1961. It would be the tired o f singing the songs and I say first single from the album, and it no I don’ t because each time it’s a cracked the Top 40 coming in at new audience. It’s just like my No. 39 on the U.S. Billboard Top first show every time,” said Ms. 100 singles chart. Alston Reeves. “ The music was But it was the follow-up single just that good.” from that album that put the The Golden Oldies Spectacular Shirelles on the map. Written by w ill be at the State Theatre, 15 Carole King and Gerry Goffin, Livingston Ave., New Brunswick, “Will You (Still) Love Me Tomor­ Nov. 12,7 p.m. For tickets and in­ row” went all the way to No. 1 on formation, go to statetheatrenj.org the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart or caft 732-246-7469. and became a million-seller. The Princeton Packet and When she first heard “ W ill You Greater Media Newspapers are (Still) Love Me Tomorrow,” Ms. part of the Newspaper Media Alston Reeves didn’ t like it all that Group. New in theaters this

Almost Christmas Arrival Shut In Rated: PG-13 Rated: PG-13 Rated: PG-13 Stars; Danny Glover, Gabrielle Union, M o ’ Nique Stars: A m y Adams, Jeremy Renner, Forest Whitaker Stars: Naom i Watts, O liver Platt, Jacob Tremblay Director; David E. Talbert Director: Denis Villeneuve Director: Farren Blackburn The fam ily gathering at the holidays has always been a Dr. Louise Banks is one o f the most revered linguists in Mary Portman is a widowed child psychologist living in a time for celebration. W hen W alter’ s grown children return the world. When she is brought in to try to communicate rural N ew England community where she is isolated fim £ home for the first time since his w ife passed away, the with aliens she will face a truly unique and sometimes much o f the outside world. She takes in an orphan boy, only question is if they can hold o ff killing each other be­ frightening challenge. and does her best to keep him safe from harm before he fore the holidays. disappears. 18 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com November 10, 2016

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MATT DENTON Showdown of GMC heavyweights

Old Bridge High School quarterback Artur Sitkowski tries to elude a Sayreville War Memorial High School defender Kory Hatton during the battle between Greater Middlesex Conference powers on Nov. 4 In Old Bridge. The Bombers stepped away with a 37-17 victory over the host Knights. ______25*5^ Vikings riding five-game winning streak into state football playoffs

By WARREN RAPPLEYEA Liao had a strong all-around night. The not sure what it was; maybe a hangover to stop at least one, maybe two shots,” Correspondent senior completed 14 of 18 passes for 170 from back-to-back 11-win seasons or Raiders coach Paul Liddy said. outh Brunswick High School’s football yards. Shorter caught eight o f those throws maybe we just thought w e’re better than we North Brunswick (16-4-1) fell behind, 2- team enters the N JSIAA Central Jersey, for 129 yards. Liao also ran for 52 yards on are. W e made some mistakes and turned the 0, in the first half o f its N ov. 3 quarterfinals Group V playoffs with a five-game win­ eight carries. ball over too many times. Our guys have re­ match with third-seeded Marlboro High S sponded well. Our defense has been solid. School. The Raiders rallied to level the ning streak, including a solid 41-12 win against “ W e’ ve been playing very w ell over the Monroe Township High School Nov. 4. past several weeks, and that continued O ver the past five weeks, w e’ve only turned match on second half tallies by Alusine Ka- The fifth-seeded Vikings (7-2) are set to against Monroe,” Goerge said. “ W e feel like the ball over one time.” mara and Chris Scariano and send the match visit fourth-seeded Freehold Township we’re building momentum, and the boys The South Brunswick coach called the to overtime. Marlboro scored with just five High School (7-2) Nov. 11 for an opening- have been working very hard.” Patriots a well-disciplined team. minutes remaining in the second overtime round game. A fter starting out 1-2, the Vikings have “ Freehold Township had a good season, to end the Raiders’ season. Coach Joe Goerge’s team got right down downed Edison High School, East and they’ re in the playoffs for a reason,” G o­ In girls’ soccer, ninth-seeded South to business in Monroe. By the time the first Brunswick High School, Sayreville War erge said. “ A t this point, it really doesn’t mat­ Brunswick was eliminated in the opening quarter ended, the visitors were sitting on a Memorial High School, Brick Memorial ter who you play. It’s a one-and-done situation. round o f Central Jersey, Group IV play by 21-0 lead. Felix Quinones opened the scor­ High School and now Monroe. South You have to bring your best or you go home.” eighth-seeded Princeton High School, 4-1. ing with a 4-yard touchdown run. Quarter­ Brunswick’s opening-night loss to Old Cathlene Kaseta scored the lone goal for the back Josh Liao added an 8-yard scoring run, Bridge High School came as the result o f a Soccer Lady Vikings, who ended the year with a and Jaylan Lawson ran for 15 yards and an­ late field goal. The Vikings also played well 10-7-1 mark. other touchdown. in a 26-14 loss to Greater Middlesex Con­ The sixth-seeded North Brunswick The Vikings did not let up and the lead ference (G M C) Red Division champion Pis- Township High School’s boys’ soccer team Girls’ volleyball grew to 35-0 after two quarters. Justin cataway Township High School (6-2). The downed South Brunswick (14-6-1) in a Shorter scored on a short run and Dylan Kriz Chiefs qualified for the Central Jersey, penalty kick shootout to take an NJSIAA Williamstown High School (seeded 14th) added a 19-yard run to keep building the Group V playoffs as the second seed and Central Jersey, Group IV first-round game downed 19th-seeded South Brunswick in a lead. Jayvon Palmer added a 2-yard touch­ will host Hunterdon Central Regional High Oct. 31. Group IV opening-round match, 2-0 (27-29, down run in the third quarter for South School (6-3) Nov. 11. “We feel we have an advantage when­ 18-25). Kelly Matuszewski led the LtMifc Brunswick. Monroe scored a pair of late “We have grown and learned from the ever we go to penalty kicks because we Vikings with four kills, a block and a dig, touchdowns well after the game was decided. first couple of weeks,” Goerge said. “I’m know [goalkeeper] Pawel Dzielski is going and Jaime Klemas added five kills. 2 2 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS ♦ www.gmnews.com November 10, 2016 Getting the first down Performers of the Week

lutch players rise when their teams 1, in the quarterfinals o f North Jersey, Sec­ are in need during crucial games and tion II, Group III in Orange Nov. 3. events. Saint Joseph High School of Metuchen C (fifth seed) made the long journey from The state tournaments in autumn sports are heading into the back stretch while the Metuchen to Pennsauken and came back football playoffs are on the doorstep. home to Middlesex County as a 5-4 win­ Here is a look at some o f our local ath­ ner over Bishop Eustace Preparatory letes who shined in key games and events School in South Jersey, Non-Public A state this past week. quarterfinals play Nov. 3. That ride home On the football field... was enjoyable thanks to Antonio Oliveira, There has been no stopping Freehold who recorded a goal and an assist to lead High School and its explosive quarterback Saint Joseph. Ashante Worthy. Manalapan High School is the 15th seed Freehold had opened the season with four in Central Jersey, Group I V, but the Braves ad­ losses but once Worthy was inserted in the vanced to the sectional semifinals behind Joe quarterback position. Freehold has ripped o ff Maccariello, whose two goals were the differ­ five straight victories. The fifth straight came ence in a 2-1 victory over host Old Bridge Nov. 5 when Worthy ran for touchdowns (10th seed) in the quarterfinals Nov. 3. from 47 and 6 yards and threw two touch­ Christian Brothers Academy was down passes, including a 67-yard connection sparked by a one-two punch o f Patrick Koll- with Alonte Hair, in Freehold’s 28-8 victory man and Matthew Thorsheim to knock out over visiting Long Branch High School. St. John Vianney, 3-0, in the South Jersey, He ended with 114 yards on the ground Non-Public A quarterfinals Nov. 3 in Lin- while he completed eight o f his 12 passes croft. Each rung up one goal and one assist. for 163 yards. Over on the girls’ soccer side... Quarterback Edwin Morales was scorch­ One o f the premier soccer players in not MATT DENTON Sayreville War Memorial High School quarterback Jayson DeMiid carries the ball for a first ing hot N ov. 5 when he clicked on 28 o f his only N ew Jersey but in the country, Frankie down against Old Bridge High School during a battle between Greater Middlesex Conference 30 passes for 303 yards and six touchdown Tagliaferri, guided Colts Neck High School powers Nov. 4 in Old Bridge. The Bombers secured the 37-17 victory over the host Knights. passes, including three to Dan Cacciatore, to a 4-0 victory over East Brunswick High in Howell High School’s 50-34 victory over School in the Central Jersey, Group IV host Marlboro High School. quarterfinals Nov. 5 in East Brunswick. Bishop George Ahr High School’s superb The All-Stater and Penn State University Get 3-state coverage with runner. Andrew Brazicki. gained 205 yards recruit pumped in three goals in a game that on the ground and scored three touchdowns to featured the Shore Conference Tournament jusfone call! steer his Edison-based team past Middlesex champion, Colts Neck, against the winner High School, 26-13, Nov. 5 in Middlesex. o f the Greater Middlesex Conference Tour­ Extend the reach of your message to millions Brazicki had rushed for 207 yards and three nament, East Brunswick. of readers throughout New Jersey, New York touchdowns a week earlier in a 20-7 victory Kat Rebele delivered the penalty that sent and Pennsylvania, with one very low-cost ad. over Asbury Park High School and amassed Holmdel High School past Monmouth Re­ 327 yards and five touchdowns in a 46-30 tri­ gional in the Central Jersey, Group II quar­ TRI-BUY Classified Package: 25-word umph over Spotswood High School O ct 22. terfinals Nov. 4 in Tinton Falls. The game had ad, 633 newspapers, reaches 7.4 million readers In a matchup o f Greater Middlesex Con­ ended in a 0-0 tie before the penalty kicks. ference powers, Sayreville War Memorial Emma Chisauno produced the winning T R I-B U Y D isplay Package: Business card High School posted a 37-17 victory over goal with a second remaining in double =Sze ad, 599 newspapers, reaches 6.7 million readers host Old Bridge High School Nov. 4. That overtime when Middletown High School victory by Sayreville was helped by the all- South edged Colonia High School, 1-0, in around play o f Jahsim Floyd, who hauled in North Jersey, Section II, Group III quarter­ Contact this newspaper for more information, or Amy Lear, touchdown receptions o f 28 and 13 yards finals action Nov. 4 in Middletown. New Jersey Press Association • 609-359-7383 • [email protected] and also took back an interception 43 yards Jackson Memorial High School was able to the end zone. to m ove on to the South Jersey, Group IV Allentown High School captured the Pa­ semifinals when Madison Taibl scored the triot Division title in the West Jersey Foot­ gam e’s lone goal against host Williamstown ball League with its 54-7 triumph over host High School Nov. 4. Princeton High School Nov. 5. The Red- In field hockey state play... birds were directed by quarterback Jordan Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High Winston, who completed 12 o f his 16 passes School is seeking to add a Group 111 state for 290 yards and three touchdowns. championship trophy to match the Shore Quarterback Donald Glenn was sharp Conference Tournament title hardware that Nov. 4 when he passed for 300 yards and it claimed last month. three touchdowns in leading Middletown Steering Rumson-Fair Haven’s drive to High School North to a 32-8 victory over the title is Lily Crodick, who registered a goal SOUTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP Ocean Township High School in Ocean. and two assists in her team’s 5-1 triumph over Chris Chukwuneke rushed for 215 yards W all High School in the Central Jersey, and collected four touchdowns Nov. 4 when Group HI sectional finals Nov. 3 in Wall. FREE RABIES he guided St. John Vianney High School to Katie Riker converted on a goal in the VACCINATION CLINICS FOR CATS AND DOGS a 42-3 victory over Monmouth Regional second round o f penalty strokes when Free­ hold advanced with a victory over Millbum Municipal Garage (behind the Utilities Bldg.) Monmouth Junction, NJ High School in Holmdel. In boys’ soccer showdowns... when the field hockey team played Millbum November I9th, 2016 from 2-4pm Matt Mischler erupted to score three goals in the N J S IA A North Jersey, Section II, This vaccination provides either a 1 year initial immunity or a 3 year duration for pets and hand out two assists when he guided Group III finals Nov. 4 in Freehold. previously vaccinated. Documentation of prior vaccination, such as a license or Rabies fourth-seeded Monroe Township High School Kali Williams connected on a penalty certificate or tag, is required for the 3 year booster. past fifth-seeded Trenton Central High School, stroke in the sudden victory session to The minimum age for initial vaccination is 3 months. Ail cats must be in a cat carrier, 6-2, in the Central Jersey, Group IV state tour­ guide Freehold Township High School licenses may not be renewed at the rabies clinic in November. licenses for both dogs and cats nament quarterfinals in Monroe Nov. 3. past Jackson Memorial in the Central Jer­ are required and must be renewed in January prior to the deadline of January 31,2017. Should Justin M cKenna connected on two goals sey, Group IV finals Nov. 4 in Freehold. you have any questions feel free to contact the South Brunswick Township Clerk’s Office at and Middletown North, the sixth seed, sur­ Both teams fought to a 0-0 tie before the 732-329-4000 ext. 7352. prised third-seeded Orange High School, 3- penalty strokes. November 10, 2016 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 23 U p Greater Media Newspapers R e a l E s t a w in print and online at gmnews.com Middlesex Co. multiple listing second place president's award

t the Middlesex County Multiple cense, and his Listing Stockholder’s meeting held GRI designation. on Thursday, Oct. 20 at the Pines For 16 years, he A chaired North Manor in Edison, Andrew Zastko, Bro- ker/Owner o f Gloria Zastko, Realtors in Brunswick’s An­ North Brunswick, was awarded the M id­ nual Heritage dlesex County Multiple Listing Second Day Committee, Place President’s Award, in recognition of and he serves on having the second greatest number o f list­ the Advancement ings taken and closed for the fiscal year Cabinet at Mount from July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016. Saint M ary This is the 26th year Mr. Zastko has re­ Academy. ceived the President’s Award. He was the Zastko credits Andrew Zastko first place recipient for 18 years, 1991, his success to Young buyers like a new, 1992,1994, 1999-2003, 2006-2015. hard work, keeping on top o f market con­ Zastko is a two-term past President of ditions, and to the power o f the Gloria Za­ the Middlesex County Multiple Listing stko, Realtors’ team, its associates and improved version of home System. He is on the Education Commit­ administrative staff. tee of the Middlesex County Association Zastko says, “ I f there were ever a time of Realtors. A lifetime resident o f Middle­ to buy or sell, it is now. Interest rates re­ By Marilyn Kennedy Melia Restoring rooms to their original and best sex County, he holds membership in the main historically low.” Moreover, he purpose is standard staging protocol, and NJAR® Distinguished Sales Club, and has adds, “ One should demand a Real Estate that often means restoring a dining room ho’s going to be buying the mil­ been a NJAR® Circle of Excellence Sales agency with a proven and consistent lions of homes Baby Boomers for dining if it’s been used as a home of­ Award winner from 1989 to 2015, achiev­ record of achievement.” raised their families in? fice, or otherwise converted, Bray says. ing Platinum Level for fourteen consecu­ The office is open seven days a week, W Children’s bedrooms, which empty The kids who grew up in those homes - tive years from 2002 to 2015 and in 2008, and can be reached by calling 732-297-^ nesters may have been using for storage or millennials. 2009, 2010, and 2011 was Middlesex 0600, or by visiting www.zastko.com, Far­ crafting rooms, are best set up with a bed According to the National Association County’s only Platinum recipient. rington Lake Plaza, 1582 Rt. 130 North, or even toys. o f Realtors 2016 study on generational Zastko is a graduate o f Rider Univer­ North Bmnswick, NJ. 08902. housing trends, millennials account for sity and holds his New Jersey Broker’s li- slightly more than one-half o f all buyers. © CTW Features But they w on’ t be interested in a home if it looks like their parents’ place. H om e “ stagers,” professionals that work with sellers to present homes to the prevalent tastes and desires o f buyers, are $265 0 0 0 $139 0 0 0 kept busy these days helping Boomers erase traces o f the 1980’s and 1990’s, says ■ Maureen Bray, past president o f the Real Estate Staging Association. T w o o f the most common vestiges o f decorating still proudly displayed, says Bray, are heavy draperies and window c 9iighUghted valances, and hutches filled with china and silver sitting atop a cabinet. vreville S outh A m b o ySa “I tell them that young buyers won’t JUST REDUCED!! Spacious Cape style home in LARGE 2 bedroom Colonial just reduced in the Parlin section of Sayreville. Updated with full price! Eat in kitchen with formal dining room. ! want to display their china and silver,” dormers. This home has 3 bedrooms and 2 full Newer windows/vinyl siding. Hardwood and | baths. Eat in kitchen with breakfast bar and ss ceramic tile floors. Full finished basement. Bray says. “ And that while they may have oSHomes appliances plus a formal dining room. M ove right Can’t beat this price! in with a quick closing! spent a lot on expensive window cover­ ings, they’ ve gotten their money’s worth of the week zfift* because they’ve enjoyed them all these 4 —sm m :. • R & M K . years.” T First Realty f e t First Realty With the china hutch removed, Bray 38 5 State Route 18, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 ■ 1 38 5 S late Route 18. East Brunswick, NJ 08816 DONNA “ T” Cell: 732-740-1268 DONNA “ T” Cell: 732-740-1268 usually replaces the open space with a TENNARO Office: 732-257-3500 TENNAROI0 Office: 732-257-3500 5 painting. Realtor* Associate Email: [email protected] Realtor* Associateociate Email: [email protected] ^ CV Even though china hutches are out, the Each Office Independently Owned & Operated Each Office Independently Owned & Operated dining room should still be a dining room. 24 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com November 10, 2016 Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox Bye, PMI & Roach hold community service day minated until shortly after your payments 0 I originally bought my home are brought up to date.” ut o f their offices and into the com ­ inception, to more than 250 local commu­ for $335,000 in December There is also a “final” cancellation munities they serve, sales associ­ nity organizations in the Greater Philadel­ # 2014, and, as o f today, owe standard. “ Your lender,” says the CFPB, ates and employees o f Berkshire phia and Tri-State areas. Q “ must terminate P M I i f you reach the mid­ OHathaway HomeServices Fox & Roach, One hundred percent of every dollar re­ $175,000. M y mortgage rate is 3.65 percent. I had a foreclosure six years point o f your loan’s amortization schedule Realtors®/The Trident Group spent Oct. 6 ceived is donated back into the communi­ ago this past spring. I am told I can remove before the 78 percent date. The midpoint lending a hand at more than 150 non-profit ties we serve. The majority o f funds are the private mortgage insurance (P M I) in o f your loan’s amortization schedule is organizations. raised through voluntary contributions 2017 on my new home by refinancing it, as halfway through the life o f your loan. Princeton Junction Office volunteers from sales associates and employees it will have been seven years since my fore­ M ost loans are 30-year loans, so the mid­ spent the day at HomeFront, in through Berkshire Hathaway HomeSer­ closure. M y loan-to-value (L T V ) ratio is 50 point would occur after 15 years have Lawrenceville. painting, organizing and vices Fox & Roach/Trident real estate ooscent as o f right now. I ’ m not sure why I passed.” cleaning up. transactions and payroll donations to Fox would have to refinance in order to remove Three thoughts: First, ask your lender if Each fall, the Tri-State area’s largest & Roach Charities. In addition, sales asso­ it. Is this a way for lenders to make more P M I w ill be canceled i f you make a pre­ real estate brokerage closes its doors for ciates and employees make substantial money? payment to bring down your balance. Get the company-wide Annual Community contributions o f time and effort to local your answer in writing. Service Day so that sales associates and charities in need. For more information Under the Homeowners Pro- Second, rather than refinance you employees can spend the day at local non­ please visit: £ tection Act, the government might want to take the cost o f refinancing profits helping to paint, repair, stock food www.foxandroachcharities.com. has established several stan- and put it into a prepayment. The reason is banks and cook meals to help the less for­ Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices 9 dards for that your current inter­ tunate in their communities. (B H H S ) Fox & Roach, Realtors® is a part Aending PM I coverage. est rate, 3.65 percent, is “ Community Service Day is the heart of HomeServices o f America, the nation’s First, you can request an very much in the ball­ of Fox & Roach Charities,” explains Fox second largest provider o f total home serv­ end to coverage once park for 30-year fixed- & Roach Charities President Kassie Erb. ices. The company has more than 4,500 your loan balance reaches rate financing as this is “ This annual service day makes a differ­ sales associates in over 65 sales offices 80 percent o f the original written. ence in all our lives, volunteer, hands-on across the Tri-State area. BHHS Fox & amount. Second, in most Third, if you do help with all o f their much needed projects Roach is the number one broker in the na­ cases, the lender must want to refinance you and tasks,” explains Erb. tionwide BHHS network o f 1,400 broker cSrfeel PM I coverage certainly do not have to Fox & Roach Charities, a charitable affiliates. Our company-sponsored charita­ once the loan balance is wait seven years after a foundation sponsored by Berkshire Hath­ ble foundation, Fox & Roach Charities, is down to 78 percent o f the foreclosure. That may away HomeService Fox & Roach, Real- committed to addressing the needs o f chil­ original debt. have been true just after the mortgage torsA® , is committed to addressing the dren and families in stressful life circum­ According to the Consumer Financial meltdown, but it is certainly not the case needs o f children and families in stressful stances and has contributed over 5.2 Protection Bureau (C FPB ), a request to now. For example: Fannie M ae and Fred­ life circumstances. Fox & Roach charities million dollars to more than 250 local or­ end PM I coverage must be in writing, you die Mac allow borrowers with foreclosures has contributed over 5.2 m illion dollars, as ganizations since its inception in 1995. cannot have a junior lien against the prop­ on their records to refinance in as little as w ell as 189,000 volunteer hours, since its Visit our Website at www.foxroach.com. erty, the value o f the property must be at two years. Under its “ Back to W ork” pro­ or above the original sale price, you must gram, the F H A allows borrowers that suf­ have a good payment history and you must fered from an “economic event” to get be current on the loan. financing in 12 months. VA borrowers For an automatic cancellation, the have to wait at least two years after a fore­ CFPB explains, “ even i f you don’ t ask closure to get a new mortgage. your lender to cancel P M I, your lender Speak with lenders for details and still must terminate P M I on the date when specifics. your principal balance is scheduled to reach 78 percent o f the original value o f © CTW Features your home. You also need to be current on Peter G. M iller is author of your payments on the anticipated cancella­ “The Common-Sense Mortgage” tion date. Otherwise, P M I w ill not be ter­ (Kindle 2016). Have a question? 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Can’t We All Just Get Along? Despite advancements in auto engineering, road rage continues to undermine highway Steering You Right with safety Sharon Peters By Jim Gorzelany C T W Features In Chicago? yriad news reports o f assorted f ~ \ , A recent review I read o f the Ford Explorer said it’ s Mroad rage incidents and even bold­ V / . made in Chicago. 1 never thought o f that as a car faced highway shootings in some parts town. Is this correct? o f the country are putting a new spin on A . It is. Even though cars these days are manufactured the concept o f auto safety. / \ . in such far-flung U.S. locations as Georgetown, According to the results o f the third- Kentucky (Toyota) and West Point, Georgia (K ia), many annual Road Rage Report conducted for still think o f Detroit as the home for U.S. car the travel website Expedia.com in manufacturing. Belle view, Washington, a full 20 Ford has assembly plants in many towns, including Flat percent o f the 1,000 licensed drivers Rock, Dearborn and Wayne, Michigan (each 25 miles or participating in the survey said they’ ve As for public perception, 43 percent o f driving when it isn’ t you,” says John less from Detroit); Claycomo. Missouri (near Kansas been “ physically threatened” on the Expedia’ s respondents said New York Morrey, Expedia.com’ s vice president City); Louisville, Kentucky; and Avon Lake, Ohio (about highway by another driver. Nearly half City motorists are responsible for the and general manager. 10 miles from Cleveland and 80 from Detroit). (48 percent) report being given “ the “ worst road rage” in the nation, To that end, 14 percent o f drivers Ford’ s Chicago Assembly Plant actually opened in 1924 finger” by someone in another car and a followed by Los Angeles (30 percent) questioned say they “ occasionally” talk and its nearby stamping plant opened in 1956. Ford is third (35 percent) have been yelled or and Chicago (16 percent) as the three investing nearly $400 million in those facilities to produce on the phone, text or use social media cursed at. cities having the least courteous drivers the Ford Explorer and others there. behind the wheel, while 37 percent And it doesn’t always end with mere in the U.S. admit to “ multitasking” when they %- f \ . Hyundai is coming up with a luxury model? We Those with a particularly volatile w . have a Sonata and, in talking with a salesman about verbal exchanges. Thirteen percent of should be concentrating on the road trading up next year, he mentioned it. respondents said they’ ve been temper might want to back a bag, fill ahead. Fifteen percent said they’ ve approached by angry drivers who’ ve the tank and head for pastoral Portland, dangerously exceeded the speed limit. A . Yes. You’ ll see it at dealerships later this year. It’ ll Oregon, which survey respondents And though only two percent o f t \ . be called a Genesis, but is an entirely new vehicle exited their vehicles, with nine percent and brand from the Hyundai Genesis that’ s been out there admitting to getting into physical cited as having the most considerate respondents said they “ regularly” for years (apparently there’ s a shortage o f available names altercations with other motorists. drivers in the nation, with Minneapolis/ honked their cars’ horns at other for cars). Meanwhile, 19 percent said they’ve St. Paul coming in a close second. drivers for egregious actions, 14 Hyundai says the newbie (to be known as the Genesis G called the police to report a fellow As for individual types o f infuriating percent said they did so “ occasionally.” 90) will be chi-chi enough to compete with high-end driver’ s misbehavior, and 45 percent highway behavior, the Expedia survey To help nip road range in the luxury models. say they have been involved in, or determined that - perhaps not proverbial bud, experts caution that if f ~ \ . We travel with our dogs often and make hotel nearly involved in, an accident due to surprisingly - texting while driving another driver cuts you o ff or is w , reservations ahead o f time, usually at La Quinta or an inattentive driver. was found to incite the most ire among otherwise driving aggressively, slow Super 8 because they’ re almost always dog friendly. In one’ s fellow motorists, down and give him or her enough room August w e’d like to be more freewheeling, travel some Trust Issues setting o ff 22 percent o f to pass. Do not respond with obscene back roads and not be as regimented. That requires being those queried, followed by gestures or equally hostile actions. If able to quickly access information about nearby spots o f Percentage of Baby Boomers that trust self-driving technology. tailgating (14 percent), you inadvertently cut o ff another interest and dog-friendly hotels. Is there clearinghouse cutting in a line o f traffic at driver, try to apologize by making a information so we can go o ff route and know what’ s Source: J.D. Power C TW Features the last minute (13 percent) suitable hand gesture, again not o f the available? and hogging the left lane (11 incendiary variety. A , Yes. M y favorite online resources are percent). And if you do find yourself at the l \ - dogfriendly.com (everything from hotels to dog friendly beaches), tripswithpets.com (primarily hotels) and O f course, this type o f receiving end o f another driver’ s anger, bringfido.com (lodging, restaurants and so on). 1 usually behavior is always the “ other experts say the best way to respond is do a scan o f many o f the towns away from the highways guy’ s” fault, right? In the not to react at all. But if you feel w e’re traveling and-often take side trips to visit attractions survey 45 percent o f those threatened because o f another driver’ s that are said to be dog friendly. queried escaped blame and actions, use your cell phone to call cited their fellow drivers for police or drive to a police station if © CTW Features engaging in careless highway there’ s one within proximity. Never What’s your question? Sharon Peters would like to conduct. “ Many o f us have exit your vehicle to confront the other hear about what’s on your mind when'it comes to been guilty o f these person if you’ re at a traffic signal or caring for, driving and repairing your vehicle. Email behaviors behind the wheel - are otherwise stopped. Sharon @ ctwfeatu res. com it’ s easier to notice poor © CTW Features r

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