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By KATHY CHANG Staff Writer he North Brunswick School District is becoming a model for school security Tthroughout Middlesex County. School officials said they have been in talks with Freeholder H. James Polos about security, and have other school districts following in their footsteps. Director of School Security Mike Mis- urell and Patrick Doyle, who serves as a security consultant for the district, presented a school security presentation at the Oct. 16 Board of Education meeting. A heightened look at safety in the schools began the Sunday after the Newtown, Conn., shootings last December. The tragedy left 20 children and six staff members dead at Sandy Hook Elementary School when a lone gunman forced his way into the building. Assistant Superintendent of Schools John Petela said the district formed a safety committee made up of members of the administration, including Superintendent of Schools Brian Zychowski; Misurell, who is a retired North Brunswick police captain; and Doyle, a former New Jersey State Po- lice officer with Homeland Security experience who was hired to become an "extra set of eyes and ears" for the district. Other committee members include princi- pals, teachers, parents, the Office of Emer- gency Management, members of the Police SCOTT FRIEDMAN Department and the municipal government. In observance of Navratri, attendees perform a traditional Indian dance at the Navratri celebration at the New Jersey Convention & The committee discussed safety initia- Exposition Center In Edison on Oct. 26. The nine-day Hindu holiday comes before Diwail, the Festival of Lights. tives and looked over existing procedures and protocols in the district. Misurell said the district's internal security plans would have sufficed if there were a school shoot- Indian-Americans ring in festive season ing incident. "Safety procedures are totally different today," he said, adding that the district is em- By JESSICA D'AMICO Brunswick resident who serves as president The five-day holiday falls in October or bracing technology with current safety prac- Staff Writer of the Indo-American Cultural Foundation November each year, with the primary cel- tices. t's that time of year. Stores are bustling of Central New Jersey (IACFNJ). "This is ebrations taking place on the third day, Doyle conducted an external audit of the with shoppers, and feasts are being like Christmas and New Year in the United which this year is Nov. 3. schools, and the committee came together to Iplanned. States." "A lot of different groups celebrate in a develop a cohesive plan of action. Soon the festivities will begin for the Diwali is not just for Hindus — it is also lot of different ways," said Pinesh Patel, a Misurell said one of the first things was thousands of central New Jersey residents celebrated by those of the Sikh, Jain and Short Hills resident and the manager of In- looking at the front bell; once someone rang who celebrate Diwali, the Festival of Buddhist faiths. The meanings and tradi- dian Grocery Outlet on Talmadge Road in the bell, he or she was automatically buzzed Lights. tions associated with the holiday vary Edison. in. "This is the biggest holiday for Hindus slightly among the religious groups, but the in the world," said Dr. Tushar Patel. a South festivities abound just the same. (Continued on page 6) (Continued on page 14)

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By NICOLE ANTONUCCI Staff Writer he day after superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc on the Shore, one of Tthe challenges faced by the Salvation Army was providing meals to residents living without power and, in many cases, without a roof over their heads. Despite the magnitude of the challenge, the corps still managed to serve 600 meals in hard-hit Union Beach three days after the storm. That effort will be greatly expanded in the event of future major disasters, thanks to the addition of three new mobile kitchens provided to the Salvation Army by the New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS). The mobile kitchens can each serve up to 10,000 people within four hours of arriv- PHOTOS BY NICOLE ANTONUCCI/STAFF ing at a disaster site. This mobile kitchen unit is capable of providing meals foru p to 10,000 people at disaster sites. The custom-made units, which were un- veiled on Oct. 23 in Keansburg, were purchased with $870,000 in federal grant funding from the U.S. Department of The interior of the mobile kitchen where Homeland Security. food can be prepared to supply field units. "Food is an essential part of the immediate response after a disaster, and the ability to prepare meals is critical," DHS the Sept. 11 attacks, Hurricane Irene and su- Commissioner Jennifer Velez said. perstorm Sandy — forced the nonprofit to "After Sandy, [volunteer organizations] change the way it responds. provided nearly 5 million meals and snacks "No longer could the Salvation Army be to individuals. These three unique vehicles content with providing a cup of coffee and will enhance the state's response." a sandwich at the local fire or flood The mobile kitchens are the result of a [scene]," George said. "Our disaster re- three-year initiative to provide necessary response has become a continuum of service, sources for shelter and food post-disaster. which extends beyond the first few days of DHS worked closely with the Salvation an event." Army and state agencies — the Office of The mobile kitchen units, he said, help Homeland Security and Preparedness to fulfill that mission. (OHSP), Office of Emergency Management Previously, the Salvation Army relied on (OEM) and Department of Treasury — to 11 smaller feeding trucks, known as can- obtain the federal grant and finalize a mem- teens, which can be used to prepare 1,500 orandum of understanding to provide and meals a day. operate the vehicles. Jesse Rivera, Middlesex County coordi- "We have been reminded over the last nator for the Salvation Army, said he was among the group that first responded to three years — by Irene, Sandy, snowstorms Jennifer Velez, commissioner of the state Department of Human Services, said at an and blizzards — that this is sorely needed," Union Beach after Sandy. He said the can- Oct. 23 press conference in Keansburg that the three mobile kitchens funded through a teens were limited, requiring a larger field OHSP Director Edward Dickson said. "Not federal grant would enhance the response to emergencies. just for the family and residents who are im- kitchen for supplies, as well as special elec- pacted, but also for the first responders in trical and sanitary connections. the immediate and short term after the In the aftermath of the storm, improvised event." field kitchens sprung up in many towns, The kitchens, which are 40 feet long and with volunteers manning grills to feed storm 13 feet tall, can be driven to shelters or any victims and emergency responders. large-scale emergency locations, and Rivera explained that the new vehicles quickly begin serving meals to first respon- would allow the Salvation Army to replace ders and disaster survivors. these field kitchens and expand the reach in They are equipped with large on-board future storms, because food can be served diesel generators and two large propane directly on-site while also supplying the tanks, enabling them to operate without ac- canteens. cess to an electrical outlet. They each con- OEM Assistant Deputy Director Major tain two large refrigerators, three built-in Patrick Callahan also noted the importance freezers, two 30-gallon tilting skillets, four of the vehicles. sinks, a staff bathroom, and on-board waste "As we all saw from last year, disasters and water holding tanks. present situations that have folks struggling New Jersey Salvation Army Divisional for basic needs," he said. "That is where Secretary Major Edgar George said several these mobile kitchens come in — to play disasters over the years — Hurricane Floyd, and enhance the state's ability for mass care New Jersey Salvation Army Divisional Secretary Major Edgar George said response to efforts." disasters has grown from short-term help to providing a continuum of services.

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Visitors make their way through VonThun Farms in Monmouth Junction during the Harvest Festival Oct. 26. At right, Andrea Osherhosky and her nephew navigate their way through the corn maze. Why I Support Zimmerli Art Museum United Way of Central Jersey to unveil sculpture The Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers Mr. O'Connell explained his reason for volunteering at UWCJ, "Because United Way is a great University. 71 Hamilton St., New organization of people committed to improving education, income and the health of our Central Brunswick, will formally unveil the glass Jersey community - values we all can identify with. Working with the United Way gives me the sculpture "Rivera Blue Macchia Chartreuse opportunity to apply professional skills that help UWCJ make long-lasting change in the community. Lip Wrap" by Dale Chihuly, in memory of Tyler Clementi, at 1 p.m. Nov. 3. "There is tremendous satisfaction in doing something that makes a difference in a large num- The Trevor Project, in conjunction with ber of people's lives. It's different from distributing food to a few families, which is important the Tyler Clementi Center at Rutgers, facil- and provides immediate satisfaction," said Mr. O'Connell. "I believe there is an important role Mr O'C°nne« is a Director itated the gift from Michael Sodomick. The for both "smart heads" - i.e., people who lend their professional skills and "smart hands" - of Gk>bal Tethnical SuPP°rt'IBM sculpture will be on view through July 31, 2014. people who lend their time, talent and effort - to make a positive change in the community most effectively. Most people Prior to the unveiling, the program "The think volunteering is only a "smart hands" activity, but I want them to know that "smart head" volunteers are needed, too. Letter Q at R.U." at 1 p.m. will feature Rut- gers students reciting their own notes to their younger selves in Voorhees Hall, room UWCJ is putting the spotlight on grade-level reading 105, adjacent to the Zimmerli. as part of the effort to reduce the high school dropout rate. Memory Health Fair After School Program Results slated for Nov. 10 The percent of second-grade students who read at higher levels Most people don't realize that elementary school increased from 44% to 77% of program participants from the 1st to reading can predict high school success. Parker Adult Day Center, 443 River the 3rd Quarter 2012. Students who don't read by 4th grade typically Road, Highland Park, will hold its annual don't catch up - leading to bad grades and Memory Health Fair from 11 a.m. to 3:30 Qi 03 p.m. Nov. 10. eventually dropping out. In addition to free hearing and memory screenings, there will be memory health ed- Did you know that over 20% of N) 4th graders % Reading at ucation sessions, memory building games, aren't reading on grade level?* That means the brain-food cooking demonstrations and Higher Levels child can barely read and tacks even partial mind-body exercise classes. mastery of fundamental reading skills. Attendees will enjoy lunch, a tour of the Parker communities, giveaways and a We all know what the future holds for high school chance to win a grand prize. % Reading at Registration is required by calling 732- dropouts. They're more likely to be unemployed or Lower Levels 565-2426 by Nov. 1. underemployed and to end up on welfare or For more information, visit www.Fran- in prison. cisEParker.com or call 732-565-2423. Source: Feighan, K. and Schmidt, E. (July 2013). "The Reading Progress of Students in Columbus Elementary School's After School Discovery Club" (p.10). Research for Better Together, we can help boost the reading skills of Library coffeehouse Schools. Philadelphia, PA. New Jersey's children. sets open mic night It's Easy to Help LIVE UNITED Join the effort to improve early grade reading by volunteering to read, tutor and mentor. The Grover's Mill Coffee Cafe, inside Give your financial support for a project that will change lives and provide a model for the South Brunswick Public Library, 110 communities everywhere. Call Gloria Aftanski, President, 732 247-3727 Kingston Lane, Monmouth Junction, will hold its first Open Mic Night at 6:30 p.m. * Source: National Center for Education Statistics. Hatiooal Assessment of Educational Progress (2011). United Wtoy o* Central ienty Nov. 4. Signup is available on the night of U.S. Department of Education. . the event. October 31, 2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 5 Great selections and savings from our store to your door! carpets Call for a FREE ESTIMATE FLOORING & DESIGN CENTER moreg£m Selection, o 888-385-6888 more Service, www.carpetsandmore.com Over 30 different more Savings. styles & colors of carpets No Flooring Store Gives You More! carpet in stock & FREE Delivery* * FREE Standard Stair Labor* * available for next day FREE Furniture Moving** FREE Rip-Up and Disposal** installation! FREE Premuim Padding ** FREE Measuring & Layout** Fully Insured CFI Installation Team

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Along with many members of Edison's sizable Indian-American population, others flock from farther-flung locales to stock up at the store, because some parts of the state do not have such a wealth of Diwali merchandise. The holiday season involves massive celebrations in India, but the festivities in New Jersey are nothing to sneeze at. The season actually begins with Navra tri, a nine-day festival held each October to celebrate the victory of good over evil. Navratri has different meanings for different groups, even within the Hindu faith. But there is one constant: It makes for epic celebrations. Although most people in the United States are unable to dance into the wee hours for nine straight nights, American celebrations take place for three or four weekends during October, Dr. Tushar Patel said. The IACFNJ held its Navratri celebrations in South Brunswick this month, with about 2,000 attendees each night. Luv Patel, an event promoter for United PHOTOS BY SCOTT FRIEDMAN Entertainment, helped organize a two-night Dancers clad in traditional, colorful clothing perform garba during the Navratri celebration at the New Jersey Convention & Exposition celebration Oct. 25 and 26 in honor of Center In Edison on Oct. 26. Navratri. The "traditional garba" event was slated to feature Atul Purohit, a famous singer and "master of garba" in India. Peo- ple from as far away as California purchased tickets for the event, and organizers expected about 6,(XX) attendees per night. Garba is a form of dance that comes from Gujarat, India, and involves whirling and other moves in time with traditional music. The spirited dance is not just about having a good time. It is spiritual in nature, often taking place around a lit lamp or image of a deity. "It's a way of praying in the form of a dance," Pinesh Patel said. During the festivities of Navratri, devo- tees are being cleansed of all evil qualities by three goddesses, who replace the nega- tive attributes with good ones, according to Dr. Tushar Patel. On the 10th day, known as Vi- jayadashami or Dussehra, celebrations in- volve the lighting of fireworks and the Pinesh Patel, manager of Indian Grocery rant in Middletown, travel to their temple in The Malhis are of the Sikh faith, so they burning of an effigy of Ravana, the 10- Outlet in Edison, carefully unwraps a Carteret to celebrate the holiday. celebrate Diwali for different reasons, but headed king of demons from Hindu scrip- handmade strand of roses imported from "The church is very crowded," Malhi the holiday is much the same for them. ture who is believed to have been killed by India for Navratri. said, comparing the two- to three-hour cer- Their three grown children will return home ' Lord Rama, denoting the triumph of good maybe 100, 150 people's houses," he said. emony of prayer to a Christmas Eve serv- to spend time as a family and take part in over evil. He and his family still manage to make ice. the traditions of the day. However, their ob- On Diwali, along with cleansing rituals it to many of their neighbors' homes Although fireworks are more common servance will take place a day later, after and wearing new clothes, families and throughout South Brunswick, distributing in India, the Diwali celebration at the Shri Malhi's restaurant hosts a special Diwali friends gather to exchange gifts and enjoy chocolates and traditional Indian sweets. Dwarkadhish Temple on Washington Road buffet. meals together. Many temples throughout the state re- in Parlin includes the colorful explosives, And beyond being the festival of lights, Dr. Tushar Patel recalled his days in main open to worshippers from 10 a.m. which attendees can purchase as long as Diwali also marks the start of the Hindu India, before he came to the U.S. 25 years until midnight on Diwali. they set them off on the premises. New Year — a time for people to show ago. Malkit S. Malhi and his wife. Gurbax The candles and lamps known as diyas thanks for the good things in their lives. "We used to wake up around 3 in the Kaur Malhi. owners of the Neelam restau- are believed to drive away evil and wel- "The whole month is a celebration," morning, we'd go to temple and go to come prosperity and growth. Pinesh Patel said. October 31, 2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 7

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LETTERS Affordable Care Act to benefit many ct. 1 of this year was the private ones. beginning of the signup Young adults can now stay on Operiod for the Affordable their parents' insurance policies Care Act (Obamacare). New Jer- until they are 26 years old. People sey residents can use several in- can no longer be denied coverage formative websites, such as because of pre-existing condi- www.healthcare.gov, planned tions. All insurance plans must parenthood.org or healthlaw cover doctor visits, hospitaliza- answers.aarp.org, to learn more tions, birth control, maternity and enroll. These sites will have care, prescriptions and emergency information on federal assistance room visits. Women will not be that will help pay for premiums. charged more because of their They also contain information on gender. the Children's Health Insurance Enrollment time for the Af- Program (CHIP), options for fordable Care Act, the nation's small businesses, Medicaid and new health insurance, is now open plans in the Health Insurance through Dec. 15 for coverage that Marketplace (insurance policy op- will begin Jan. 1. tions). The Affordable Care Act brings many positive changes to Nancy Ostrander all health insurance policies, even Fair Haven Safe-streets policies protect seniors ith more and more peo- given our very high population ple involved in outdoor density, pedestrian safety contin- Wactivities including bicy- ues to be a problem for many who MIKE HEILBRONN cling, jogging and simply walking venture out, especially older New Farrington Lake, East Brunswick. to where we need to go, New Jer- Jerseyans. The latest Tri-State sey is now ranked as the eighth Transportation Campaign study healthiest state in the nation. shows that older pedestrians in our So it was wonderful to hear .state are killed at an appalling rate Make sure weddings are animal-friendly from state Transportation Secre- of almost one per week. all is a beautiful time for homes. Even if they manage to without eating or resting in an at- tary James Simpson that the What to do? AARP believes weddings, and I encourage survive the traumatic journey, tempt to return to their homes. Christie administration is actively that elected leaders in the 16 of 21 Fsoon-to-wed couples to many butterflies die shortly after Many birds lose their way; fall promoting policies and setting counties and 500 of 565 munici- make sure their special day is as release. Those that live can spread prey to power lines, raptors and budget priorities that make it safer palities that have yet to adopt lovely for animals as it is for them disease to local insect populations other predators: or succumb to ex- and easier for all of us to move Complete Streets policies must by avoiding cruel butterfly and and threaten biodiversity, and they treme weather conditions. around on foot. New Jersey is now take steps to adopt and implement dove releases. have virtually no hope of resum- Weddings should be a celebra- the national leader in implement- safe-streets policies if we are to Butterflies are extremely deli- ing their natural migration pat- tion of love. For animal-friendly ing Complete Streets policies, so bring down the fatality rates. cate and sensitive, yet some com- terns. ideas, visit www.peta.org. all state-funded transportation panies sell them as party favors. Doves, too, stand little chance projects are designed with bicycle Sy Larson They are stuffed into envelopes or of surviving after they are released Lindsay Pollard-Post and pedestrian safety and access Monroe tiny boxes, shipped long distances at events. The birds used for these The PETA Foundation as leading priorities. Advocacy Volunteer and released into unsuitable envi- releases are usually white homing Norfolk, Va. The flip side of the coin is that. AARP New Jersey ronments far from their natural pigeons, which will fly for days Affordable Care Act helps domestic-violence victims Sentinel ctober is a month dedicated of physical violence victims report If you are experiencing physi- 3| A Greater Media Newspaper to the awareness of domes- it to the police? cal or emotional abuse in your re- tic violence. This is a time One of the many benefits of lationship, contact the National Jennifer Amato O Editorial: 732-358-5200, ext. 8233 Managing Editor to recognize the terrible destruc- the Affordable Care Act is a re- Domestic Violence Hotline at Fax:732-780-4192 tion of relationships and the suf- quirement that health plans cover www.thehotline.org. This is one Tim Morris Email: [email protected] Sports Coordinator Sports Email: [email protected] fering within families that can screenings and counseling for ex- more excellent reason why women follow intimate-partner violence. posure to domestic violence as a should love the Affordable Care Donna Kenyon Display Advertising: 732-358-5200 Executive Editor This violence is one of the most core preventative health benefit Act. Fax: 732-780-4257 underreported crimes in the U.S., for women. Health insurers can no Ben S. Cannizzaro Email: [email protected] General Manager & Publisher victimizing one in four women. longer claim domestic violence to Jane B. Schildge Delivery problems? Did you know that only 25 percent be a pre-existing condition. Colts Neck Call circulation at 800-989-9969 or email: Volume 21, Number 14 [email protected] before noon on Friday. FOR THE RECORD ... Mw'la Online at www.gmnews.com & ws.gmnews.com NJPA An article in the Real Estate section on Oct. 24 had an inaccurate headline. The headline regarding The Sentinel is published Thursday by the Sentinel Publishing Co., P.O. Box 950, Andrew Zastko's success as a Middlesex County Realtor should have read, "Andrew Zastko achieves No. 1 .Manalapan, N| 07726.. For mail subsaiptipn infpr,matioo, call 800-989-9969. . status in Middlesex County for 15th year." October 31, 2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com SENTINEL 11 BUSINESS

Provident Bank Foundation makes ORTHODONTIST donation for NICU video system r>--"'opher R. Overcash, DMD he Provident Bank Foundation presented a $100,000 donation to The TChildren's Hospital at Saint Peter's PATIENTS University Hospital, New Brunswick, on Oct. 25 in support of its brand-new Neona- tal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) video conferencing system for parents. When the system is active, Saint Peter's will become the first regional perinatal center to offer live video conferencing for every Pediatrk Dental Carefor Infants, Children & Teertagm patient on the NICU floor with 24-hour ac- Orthodontic Care for Teenagers and Adults. cess across multiple technology platforms, central jersey 176 SummcrhiU Road unlimited connections via password and East Brunswick. NJ 08816 personalized updates. pediatric dentistry Oc orthodontics lie 732-2S7-S5tt • Specifically, the new NICU video conferencing system will enable parents, families and friends who live long distances from the hospital or those who need to return to work after exhausting their family Chris Martin (I), president of The Provident The Community leave benefits to see their babies 24 hours a Bank Foundation, presents Ronald C. Rak, president and CEO of Saint Peter's day via an internet connection or mobile Healthcare System, with a $100,000 grant telephone. in support of a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit That Treats The grant enables each of the unit's 54 video conferencing system. BEAR intensive and special care bassinets to be equipped with a dedicated camera. Pass- ical staff to post electronic notes to viewers, CREEK You Like FAMILY! keeping them updated on the baby's sched- A SENIOR LIVING word-protected access will allow parents, COMMUNITY family and friends to view the child simul- ule and activities. taneously from any location using any de- Installation is expected to be complete vice or operating system. by January. • Assisted Living • Memory Care • Respite Care In addition, the system will allow med- 24-Hour Nursing - Bed & Breakfast Style Fine Dining Comlimentary Transportation- Exquisite Suites Mobility dealership offers accessible Vibrant Life Enrichment & Social Programs vehicles for those with special needs HAVE YOU By KATHY CHANG and hospitals. He said they hope to expand Staff Writer the vehicle to commercial hotels, airports HEARD? NORTH BRUNSWICK — For 43 and school districts. years, Brunswick Mobility Professionals "These vehicles do not have to be specif- has been retrofitting vehicles for those with ically for special needs," he said. "With the Vour mobility needs. space and the lift built in, it would be per- The Route 1 dealership held its annual fect for transportation." Neighbors open house on Oct. 19, where people were Schickler said their service goes beyond able to talk with mobility experts, watch customizing vehicles. Their dealership Now wheelchair-accessible vehicle demonstra- helps out with any home improvements live Here! tions and test drives, and observe wheel- needed and assists in making the transition chair/scooter lift and ramp demos. from the home to the vehicle as seamless as It was in 1968 when brothers Bob and possible. Len Schickler opened an auto service center According to Schickler, every customer in Brooklyn, N.Y. In 1993, they moved their goes through a driving evaluation at JFK business to central New Jersey. Medical Center, St. Lawrence Rehabilita- "We saw a tremendous need in provid- tion Center or Health South Shore. ing mobility in the vehicles for our cus- "A prescription is filled out and given to Find Us On tomers," said Len Schickler, vice president us on what the driver needs, and we outfit of the company. the vehicle with their needs," he said. Facebook He said that is when he and his brother "Every vehicle is unique to the driver." altered their automotive business into a For more information visit business specializing in mobility- and www.brunswickmobility.com, call Schedule Your Complimentary Lunch 6t Tbur Today! wheelchair-accessible vans and vehicles. 732-545-6300 or email Schickler said they have partnered with info @ brunswickmobility.com. car dealership Ray Catena in Edison, where BEAR CREEK ASSISTED LIVING they have custom-made the Mercedes Contact Kathy Chang at Sprinter that could be used at group homes kchang® gmnews.com. 291 VILLAGE ROAD EAST, WEST WINDSOR, NJ 08550 609.918.1075 B I, A R www.bearcreekassistedliving.com C K K 1. K 12 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com October 31, 2013 North, South Brunswick board races uncontested By KATHY CHANG for more education funding from Trenton," "This means enhancing the skills of our employed with the South Brunswick and Staff Writer he said. "North Brunswick has been under- underachieving and average students while Princeton school districts. She is also a spe- here is no contest for seats available funded for far too long. We met with our continuing to challenge our many high- cial writer for the South Brunswick Post Nov. 5 on the boards of education in state legislators a few years ago on this achieving students," he said. newspaper. TNorth Brunswick and South issue, and it is time we revisit the issue on In addition, Higham said, maintaining Baig said she feels the board needs rep- Brunswick. an ongoing basis." discipline at the middle and high schools is resentation that reflects the people of its In North Brunswick, newcomer Mala Liguori said he would also like to be in- critical to raising student-achievement lev- community. She said she represents the Maharana is on the ballot with incumbents volved in the district's methodical capital els. Efforts to remove disciplinary prob- face of diversity that exists in the commu- Richard D. Liguori, who is currently the appropriations. lems in the school environment must nity. board president, and David Higham, who "We have made great strides in our roof- remain a priority, he said. "It is essential to be knowledgeable of is serving as board vice president. The three ing across the district, and we have done Maharana, 40, who has lived in the the cultural needs of the population one available terms will run for three years. extensive renovations to our science labs," township for nine years, is seeking her first serves, and with my background I feel I George Callan decided not to run for re- he said. "Going forward, we need to focus term. She is an educator with a master's de- have this understanding," she said. election. on our sports facilities and potential for gree in curriculum, instruction and assess- Also, Baig noted that, at present, there Liguori, 40, has served two terms. He solar as well, all while continuing to oper- ment. are only two board members who have is a lifelong North Brunswick resident and ate within our 2 percent budget cap." "Today, the educational system is at a children enrolled in the school system, and a graduate of the township's school system. Finally, Liguori said, district officials crucial turning point, and the board and the there is only one female board member. He is a senior financial analyst at Johnson must continue to provide a safe learning en- school system must be aligned to turn it in "As a parent, I represent all parents & Johnson Consumer Companies in Skill- vironment for the staff and students. the right direction," she said. "We have an who have children that have attended and man. "Security must remain an ongoing pri- excellent superintendent with experience, currently attend the South Brunswick He said his service on the board is a ority," he said. who has a vision for the district." school systems, which allows me to be great way to give back to the school system Higham, 60, has also served two terms. Maharana said she is running on a plat- abreast of the most recent school activi- and the community where he was brought He has lived in North Brunswick for 28 form of experience, openness and a passion ties," she said. up and where he and his wife have chosen years and is a government relations con- to support the superintendent and improve As a board member, Baig said she to raise their family. sultant. the school system. would like to see the school district be "I want to continue to listen to my fel- Higham said this is an exciting time in "I also believe that I would be a great more fiscally responsible by generating low residents in order to gain insight and public education, as the bar is now set voice for the families of the schools," she more avenues for funding and by working make well-informed, representative deci- much higher for students, teachers and ad- said. more efficiently with the school budget sions for everyone's children," he said. "1 ministrators to achieve greater student per- Maharana said she believes that the while continuing to provide the highest- am proud of what I have accomplished with formance. most important issue facing the district is quality education in academics, extracur- my peers, but there is more to be done." The board, he said, has a critical role of overcrowding in the schools. ricular activities, and every student's Liguori said board members need to ensuring that the district's limited resources "We have many first-time home-buyers physical and mental well-being. work together to push for the highest-qual- are used effectively to create a school en- and families moving in our district," she "I would also like to help create a pro- ity education while maintaining fiscal in- vironment, which results in further growth said. "We need to find creative ways to add gram that encourages volunteerism by cre- tegrity. in student achievement. classrooms while maintaining our budget." ating a rewards-and-recognition system," "We need to continue to question the "I have used my service on the board to Maharana said literacy is another issue she said. "With everyone working together, status quo because what worked 10 or 20 work with my colleagues and Superintend- on which she would like to focus. the schools can be a more successful com- years ago may not work today," he said. "I ent [Brian] Zychowski to expand our cur- "I lastly think that safety and commu- munity." want to continue to make our board more riculum and co-curriculum programs while nication need to be addressed, and that Another goal that Baig said she would transparent, accountable and approachable staying within budget," he said. they go hand in hand," she said. "With like to focus on is ensuring that students with more televised meetings, routine As education reform takes place in the better communication systems and and teachers have the proper technological monthly committee updates, an improved township and across the state, effective processes, we can improve the safety of tools in the classrooms to keep up with the and more informative website and an over- board oversight of the schools will be im- our schools." ever-evolving pace of technology. all presence within the community." portant. More rigorous curriculum will be In South Brunswick, three candidates — 'The students need to be knowledgeable Liguori said he would like to continue introduced and greater expectations will be Azra Shaheen Baig, Harry J. Delgado and and technologically prepared as they move to address the achievement gap in the dis- placed on the students, teachers and ad- Daniel J. Boyle — are seeking the three into the work field and/or attend college, trict's test scores and find creative ways to ministrators, he said. available three-year terms. since the use of technology has become an push all students to achieve their highest Higham said sustained efforts must be Baig, 41, who will serve her first term, essential part of life," she said. potential. made to close the achievement gaps among has lived in South Brunswick for approxi- Delgado and Boyle could not be "At the same time, I would like to rally the students. mately 12 years. She is a registered nurse reached by press time.

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Greater Media Newspapers is excited to announce that it is going to publish a wonderful special section, £ftf*litluaclPfshe/i, on Dec. 4 & 5, 2013. We are thrilled to be able to include the children of our communities for this special section. On the pages of f/lbfidtiij*^fffis/teA*, we will publish Letters to Santa or Holiday Dreams, written by children, as well as holiday pictures drawn by children. Download the forms to have your child draw a picture or write their holiday wishes. This is not a contest; letters and pictures will be randomly selected to be printed in the newspaper, and all of the entries will be displayed on Greater bfedia Newspapers' website, wvtflflrafftnews.com. **f**~ ^% The deadline for the letters and pictures to be returned to greater Media Newspapers is Friday, Nov. 15, 2013. ^ T Please mail them to: Greater Media Newspapers To download forms, go to P.O. Box 950 ^ www.gmnews.com Manalapan, New Jersey 07726 Attn. Peggy Primiano, Special Sections Editor The letters and pictures can also be dropped off at our office during regular business hours; the office is located in Justin Corporate Center, 198 Route 9 North, Manalapan 07726 On each entry, please include the child's first name and last name, age, grade, school, and town of residence. This information will be published with their letter/picture. For further information, call Peggy Primiano, Special Sections Editor, at 732-358-5200, ext. 8259. We look forward to your child's participation in the HlisAes- special section! 14 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com October 31, 2013 Puzzle answers Vikings 5K; Fun Run set for Nov. 3 Security The Viking Athletic Club of South Registration is $25. Brunswick High School will host the 9th Registration and number pick-up on (Continued from page 1) annual Run with the Vikings 5K and One- race day starts at 7:30 a.m., or at Road "We would never do that in our homes Mile Fun Run on Nov. 3 at the school, 750 Runner Sports in the Shoppes at North by letting someone in before we knew who Ridge Road, Monmouth Junction. Brunswick from 5-8 p.m. Nov. 1. it was," he said. The one-mile run starts at 9:30 a.m., For more information, call Bob Tona at The district has purchased a closed-cir- and the USATF-certified 5K starts at 732-718-6051 or register online at regis- cuit system similar to mobile-data terminals 10 a.m. ter.bestrace.com/Register/?event=20720. that police officers use. Also, a visitor management software system is currently being installed, which will keep track of everyone 'The Test of Freedom' film, discussion set in the building. If something were to hap- The film "The Test of Freedom" will be lenges of being a Muslim-American. Direc- pen, the information would be readily avail- screened at 2 p.m. Nov. 3 at the South tor Khaliff Watkins may appear at the li- able for officials with one push of a button. Brunswick Public Library, 110 Kingston brary for a discussion following the film. "We would know who was in the build- Lane, Monmouth Junction. For more information, visit njch.org/pro- ing, how long they are in the building and 'The Test of Freedom" is about the chal- grams/program-face-to-face. when they leave," said Misurell. He said this idea spawned from discussions over vendors coming in and out of the schools. The system also has an identification tag that includes visitors' photographs. This system is utilized in the statehouse in Tren- Your whple family will fall in love ton. According to Misurell, they have looked at school entryways. He said they arc now phasing in the reorganization of traffic with Eorsgate Country Club! flows with bus and pickups where needed, T\ •" ;i f. V«i and are considering the landscape design of the buildings. "There is no such thing as a bulletproof entryway," he said. "But we have increased J coverage in the entryways to mitigate external threats." Misurell said they are working with the nurses to comply with Janet's Law by es- sentially having a first responder in the building. He said they are in the midst of training personnel and supplying the equipment of automated external defibrillators k (AEDs) for each school building. In addition, the Board of Education approved the hiring of six retired police officers (RPOs) in March, and one was stationed at each township school this past September. "We have received good responses," Misurell said. "These guys have over 25 years as a career police officer and have Act Now! amazing skill sets." Misurell added that the RPOs are inte- Special Limited Time Offer' grated in the schools, so students can feel loin mw for 20H, and receive several Join New Jersey's premier family club! valuable extras ai no cost including goifaod comfortable approaching them. The family that plays together, stays together. That's why you should consider membership health & fitness clinics for the entiic family. Doyle said there is a more secure feeling at Forsgate Country Club, the area's premiere family club. It's a health club, swim club, Plus experience the rest at the school buildings, with everyone com- dining club, social club, and golf club all wrapped up into one incredible value. ~ #, of 2013 at no cost! ing together and embracing changes and the It will be your family's home away from home. implementation of positive technology. "However, we can't stop," he said. • 36 holes of award-winning golf • Year-round family and adult events According to Doyle, the district needs to including the legendary Hanks Course • Minimal monthly payment option work on security during the after-school and • Fine and casual dining • Special pricing on all memberships weekend hours. Doyle said an exterior appearance of a Don't Miss Our Open House building can deter one from criminal activ- Saturday. November 2,2013 • 10:00am - 4:00pm ity, adding that he would like to see the lines Bring the entire family for a day of golf, fitness, food & fun. painted for crosswalks outside of the schools on a biannual basis, as well as con- For membership information and to RSVP to our Open House contact trolled fencing in certain areas. Membership Sates Manager Henry DcBianchi at Zychowski said many of the changes in 732-656-8V33 or [email protected] place were funded by a security grant that FORSGATE the district received. 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Hope Chapel Rd. 21 Bridge Ave., Red Bank 732-345-1400; www.trtc.org Haunted Express Nov. 1 and 2, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Impolite Comedy (trains leave every half-hour) Nov. 1-23 Jackson, NJ Allaire State Park Fridays & Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. Pine Creek Railroad Nov. 17 at 2:30 p.m. 4265 Atlantic Ave., Wall Nov. 7 & 21 at 8:30 p.m. (near Retro Fitness®) fare: $7.50 First Avenue Playhouse www.njmt.org 123 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands tickets: $22 Rubber Stamp & Scrapbook Show call for reservations 721-291-7552 Nov. 2,10 a.m. to 5 p.m. www.firstavenueplayhouse.com 732-994-5286 Nov. 3,10 a.m. to 3 p.m. New Jersey Convention & Expo Center SOUTH Working 97 Sunfield Ave., Edison Nov. 1,2, 8 and 9 at 8 p.m. Admission: $6; children under 12 free Nov. 3 and 10 at 2 p.m. 727-644-0590; www.ssatshows.com Kelsey Theatre Mercer County Community College New Jersey Fall Home & Hot Tub Show Old Trenton Road, West Windsor Nov. 1,11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tickets: $20; $18 seniors; $16 students/children Nov. 2,10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 609-570-3333; www.kelseytheatre.net Nov. 3,10 a.m. to 6 p.m. New Jersey Convention & Expo Center LikeUsOnFacebook Jerry's Girls 97 Sunfield Ave., Edison Nov. 1-16 free Fri. & Sat. at 8 p.m., Nov. 10 at 2 p.m. www.acshomeshow.com tickets: $20; $15 seniors/students The Historic Edison Valley Playhouse 2013 Atlantic City Tattoo Expo 2196 Oak Tree Road, Edison "DrawirT the Wild Card" 908-755-4654; www.evplayhouse.com 60-plus tattoo artists from around the globe Nov. 1, 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Brighton Beach Memoirs Nov. 2,11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monmouth Players Nov. 3,11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Need Dental Nov. 2 at 8:15 p.m. The Tropicana Casino & Resort Navesink Center 4th Floor exhibition space, Atlantic City 149 Monmouth Ave., Navesink admission: $20 for a one-day pass; $35 for a two-day tickets: $18; $15 students and seniors pass; $40 for a three-day pass; kids under 12 free with reservations required: 732-291-9211 a parent or guardian; adult must accompany anyone www.monmouthplayers.org Care That's under 18 www.actattooexpo.com The White Snake through Nov. 3 Halloween Fright Light Laser Show McCarter Theatre Center Nov. 1 at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. 91 University Place, Princeton Nov. 2 at 4 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. 609-258-2787; www.mccarter.org 1 Affordable? Laser U2, Nov. 1 at 8:15 p.m. Laser Pop, Nov. 2 at 2:30 p.m. I Hope They Serve Beer on Broadway Laser Vinyl, Nov. 2 at 8:15 p.m. through Nov. 5 at 8 p.m. Robert J. Novins Planetarium Nov. 1 and 2 at 11 p.m. GENERAL DENTISTRY OCC Main Campus, College Drive, Toms River George Street Playhouse tickets: $10; $8 seniors; $7 children 12 and under Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick DENTURES, CROWNS & IMPLANTS www.ocean.edu/planet.htm tickets: $10 4th annual Grape Adventure: A Wine and Food Event The Ghost Train 150 N.J. wines for sampling, food and live music; through Nov. 9 Safari tour packages available for private tour to feed Fri. and Sat. at 8 p.m., Sun. at 2 p.m. giraffes while sampling locally produced wines The Main Street Theatre Nov. 2 and 3, noon to 5 p.m. Emergencies 3018 Bordentown Ave., Parlin Six Flags Great Adventure tickets: $20; $16 seniors/students; $12 age 12 & under seen same day Route 537, Jackson 732-553-1153; www.smstc.org tickets online: $20 wine festival; $45 festival & safari We participate free parking: Route 537 west entrance Arsenic and Old Lace in most 732-928-1821; www.sixflags.com/greatadventure through Nov. 17 Fri. and Sat. at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. Insurance Woods Hollow Classic Mountain Bike Race Center Playhouse Nov. 2 at 8 a.m. & 9:30 a.m. Plans 35 South St., Freehold Tatum Park tickets: $25 adults; $23 seniors/students 151 Red Hill Road, Middletown 732-462-9093; www.centerplayers.org Interest Free www.monmouthcountyparks.com -financing Middlemen re/JUrat/Crom must be completed at Taste of Home Cooking Show Nov. 7 through Dec. 8 Programs office to qualify for this special pricing Nov. 7 at 6:30 p.m. Thurs., Fri. at 8 p.m.; Sat. at 3 & 8 p.m.; Sun. at 2 p.m. Strand Theatre New Jersey Repertory Co. Convenient On 400 Clifton Ave., Lakewood 179 Broadway, Long Branch tickets: $15; $45 VIP ticket Site Parking tickets: $40; previews $35; opening night with wobm.com/events-jersey-shore/ reception $50 Located next taste-of-home-cooking-show-2013/07-november- 732-229-3166; www.njrep.org to St. Peter's 2013-the-strand-theatre Hospital ON STAGE CALL TODAY FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT! The Rocky Horror Show Live! Poor Fools Oct. 31 to Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. Oct. 31 at 8 p.m. Strand Theatre Tim McLoone's Supper Club COSMETIC DENTAL ASSOCIATES 400 Clifton Ave., Lakewood 1200 Ocean Ave. on the Boardwalk, Asbury Park tickets: $25 732-774-1400; www.timmcloonessupperclub.com 222 Easton Avenue, New Brunswick 4917 Stelton Rd., South Plainfield 732-367-7789; www.strand.org Leo Gayten Jan Jam Session, Oct. 31,7:30-10 p.m. 732-246-0288 908-753-9901 A Map of the Soul: The Tricky Part & All the Rage Dominick Petrellese, Nov. 2, 7-9:30 p.m. Oct. 31 & Nov. 1 and 7 at 8 p.m., Nov. 2 at 3 and 8 p.m., La Tavola Cucina Ristorante cosmeticdentistnewbrunswick.com Nov. 3 at 3 p.m., Nov. 6 at 1 and 7 p.m. 700 Old Bridge Turnpike, South River 732-238-2111; www.latavolacucinanj.com October 31, 2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 19

World Blues: Taj Mahal Trio, Vusi Mahlasela, MUSIC Fredericks Brown, Deva Mahal Nov. 4 at 8 p.m. Count Basie Theatre Rosanne Cash, Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank Ani DiFranco, Nov. 8 at 8 p.m. tickets: $29.50-$49.50 Pollak Theatre at Monmouth University 732-842-9000; www.countbasietheatre.org 400 Cedar Ave., West Long Branch tickets: S40-S52 Richard Shindell 732- 263-6889; www.monmouth.edu/arts Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m. Iselin Middle School Dead On Live's Halloween Dance Party 900 Woodruff St., Iselin Grateful Dead Tribute tickets: $20 Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. Count Basie Theatre Rutgers Classical Players - 99 Monmouth St.. Red Bank Music of Mozart and His Contemporaries tickets: $ 19.50-S45 Nov. 7 at 7:30 p.m. 732-842-9000; www.countbasietheatre.org Nicholas Music Center, Douglass campus of Rutgers 85 George St., New Brunswick Stalwarts, The Dickies, Chronic Sick, Night Birds, tickets: $15; $10 seniors; $5 students The Zombie Mafia 848-932-7511; www.masongross.rutgers.edu Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. Wonder Bar Jazz at the Basie: Bobby McFerrin uHSeoso nrA valla 121 Brighton Ave., Long Branch Nov. 7 at 8 p.m. tickets: $15 Count Basie Theatre JERSEYDEVr CALL 1 -8i 732-229-9676 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank tickets: $35.50-$59.50 New Jersey Symphony Orchestra 732-842-9000; www.countbasietheatre.org Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. State Theatre FOR KIDS 15 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick tickets: $20-$85 800-255-3476 Disney's Aladdin Jr. Nov. 1 at 8 p.m., Nov. 2 at 3 & 7 p.m., Nov. 3 at 5 p.m. Rutgers Symphony Orchestra, Time for Brahms Marlboro Memorial Middle School Nov. 2 at 7:30 p.m. 71 Nolan Road, Morganville section of Marlboro Nicholas Music Center, Douglass campus of Rutgers tickets: $12; $10 children 12 and under 85 George St., New Brunswick www.marlboroplayers.com tickets: $15; $10 seniors $10; $5 students 848-932-7511; www.masongross.rutgers.edu Heidi Kaleidoscope Theatre Imperial Music Center Concert Nov. 9 at 2 and 4 p.m. Nov. 3 at 2 p.m. Kelsey Theatre at Mercer County Community College The Imperial Music Center Old Trenton Road. West Windsor 48 Appleby Ave., South River Tickets: $12; $10 children/seniors $5 donation 609-570-3333; www.kelseyatmccc.org 732-238-0310; www.imperialmusiccenter.com The Sorcerer's Apprentice Solo Jazz Piano - Bill Charlap through Nov. 9, Saturdays at 1 p.m. Nov. 3 at 2 p.m. Paper Moon Puppet Theatre Jewish Heritage Museum of Monmouth County 171 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands 310 Mounts Corner Drive, Freehold $9 per person; children under 2 free tickets: $24; $15 students 732-775-0290 732-252-6990; www.jhmomc.org www.papermoonpuppettheatre.com Irish Chamber Orchestra Nov. 3 at 3 p.m. The State Theatre FILM 15 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick tickets: $35-$70 The Rocky Horror Picture Show 732-246-7469; www.statetheatrenj.org Nov. 1 at 11 p.m. The State Theatre Music From the Heart III 15 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick Benefit concert with The White Bobbies, Breaking Silence, tickets: $14, includes free goodie bag of props to use Impulse, Invincible, Ladies First, Leave It to Fate, The New throughout the movie Royalty, Elegant Mistakes and Sons of Rage & Love 732-246-7469; www.statetheatrenj.org Nov. 3 at 1 p.m. Encore Event Center 14th annual Rutgers Jewish Film Festival 106 Schanck Road, Freehold 400 Miles to Freedom, 732-303-1100 Oct. 31 at 1:15 p.m., Nov. 3 at 3:15 p.m. Gatekeepers, Oct. 31 at 3 p.m. Festival of Organists: Jim Little, William Berg and Ballad of the Weeping Spring, Christopher M.C. Deibert Oct. 31 at 7:30 p.m. and Nov. 2 at 7:15 p.m. Celebration of the organ's 130th "birthday" God's Neighbors, Nov. 3 at 4 p.m. Nov. 2 at 9:30 p.m., Nov. 3 at 3:30 p.m. St. Mary Church The Zigzag Kid, Nov. 3 at 1 p.m. 256 Augusta St., South Amboy The First Fagin, Nov. 3 at 12:30 p.m. suggested donation: $15 Besa: The Promise, Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. Regal Cinema Commerce Center Chicago 2399 Route 1 south, North Brunswick Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m. tickets: $6-$12; advance purchase recommended Count Basie Theatre 848-932-4166; bildnercenter.rutgers.edu/film-schedule 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank tickets: $45-$129 732-842-9000; www.countbasietheatre.org DANCE

Rutgers University Glee Club & Mt. Holyoke Glee Club Forever Tango Nov. 3 at 2 p.m. Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. Nicholas Music Center, Douglass campus of Rutgers McCarter Theatre 85 George St., New Brunswick 91 University Place, Princeton tickets: $15; $10 seniors; $5 students 609-258-2787 848-932-7511; www.masongross.rutgers.edu www.mccarter.org

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Vikings win fourth straight in close victory over Middletown North

By WARREN RAPPLEYEA Correspondent SOUTH BRUNSWICK

outh Brunswick High School's football team extended its winning streak Sto four games and improved its season record to 5-2 with a 28-21 triumph over Middletown High School North on Oct. 25. The Vikings pounded the ball on the Girls volleyball ground throughout the evening, piling up 282 yards. Dontae Strickland led the bal- In girls volleyball. South Brunswick fell, anced rushing game with 96 yards and two 2-1, to East Brunswick High School (12-11) touchdowns in 12 attempts. Quarterback on Oct. 25 in the GMC quarterfinals. Amir Johnson added two touchdowns and Julia Burzynski had 13 kills and Eliza- ran 16 times for 69 yards. Fullback Dahrae beth Ruley compiled 26 assists. The loss Ford added 62 yards in 12 carries. was just the second on the year for the Lady The Lions battled back to make things Vikings, who are now 22-2. interesting, but they could not cut the South The day before. South Brunswick de- Brunswick lead to less than seven points. feated the Timothy Christian School, 2-0, in Marcus Jackson and Zaire Gibson paced the a first-round matchup. Burzynski was solid defense with seven tackles apiece, and again, posting eight kills, five aces and a Rashaan Baker made six tackles. dig. Jackie Harrison added five kills. South Brunswick visits Sayreville War The Lady Vikings closed out the regular Memorial High School (5-2) and the dan- season with wins over Bishop George Ahr gerous Myles Hartsfield on Nov. 1. The High School and Piscataway. Courtney Bombers have also won four straight games. Hess had nine kills and four digs in the "We need to continue to run the ball well Bishop Ahr match, while Harrison picked so that we can keep their defense on the up seven kills against Piscataway. field," Vikings coach Joe George said. "Sayreville has the big-play capability that Field hockey can create or change a game's momentum. We need to keep that contained." In field hockey. South Brunswick lost in the GMC semifinals by a 3-0 count to East Boys soccer Brunswick, despite an 11-save effort by goal- keeper Elizabeth Ruedemann. The Lady South Brunswick's boys soccer team, Vikings had previously edged Sayreville, 3- now 12-5 overall, downed Middlesex High 2, in the quarterfinals, behind goals by Eileen School, 6-0, on Oct. 26 in the preliminary Rolwood, Emily Ryan and Carly Sjolund. round of the Greater Middlesex Conference (GMC) Tournament. Kyle Goodwin scored twice and assisted NORTH BRUNSWICK on three other goals for the Vikings. Jorge de la Bandera, Tommy Dorsay, Patrick Grudnick and Paul Grudnick also scored. North Brunswick Township High Erich Kaiser combined with Arvind Swami- School's girls tennis team ended the fall m nathan to turn in a clean sheet in net. with a 16-1 mark. Juilee Malavade. Kate . • •. - UIEDMAN Earlier in the week. South Brunswick Lonczak and Colleen Binbinon won their South Brunswick High School's Matt Zamorski dashes to the finish line at Thompson Park in edged Hopewell Valley Central High singles matches, and the doubles tandems Jamesburg during the Greater Middlesex Conference Crosscountry Championships. Zamorski School, 2-1, behind goals by Goodwin and of Taylor Lodise and Nikitha Rangineni and posted a 16:20 for the 5,000-meter race and was the first Vikings runner across the finish line, Dorsay. The Vikings also downed Sayre- Keertana Chirra and Komal Grover swept helping the South Brunswick boys capture the team championship with 38 points. ville, 4-1, with Goodwin and Patrick Grud- their matches in 5-0 wins over Bishop Ahr Hoagland scored the hat trick. Gorda, Tay- Nnenna Ibe had 16 kills and two blocks in nick scoring twice each, while Dorsay and South Plainfield High School. The lor Parisi and Taryn Chinich also tallied. the match, while Cassie Luken added seven picked up a pair of assists. Raiders also downed Monroe Township North Brunswick (5-12-1) was elimi- kills and seven digs. High School. 4-1, last week. nated on Oct. 25 when it fell, 3-0, to Old The Raiders had previously defeated the Girls soccer The Raiders' lone loss came against Bridge High School. Danielle Segerholm Wardlaw-Hartridge School, 2-0, on Oct. 24 Hunterdon Central Regional High School in made nine saves for the Raiders. in a first-round match. Ibe led the way with The Lady Vikings downed Piscataway the opening round of the NJSIAA Central 13 kills. Zoey Woody's 22 assists helped Township High School, 2-1, on Oct. 25 in Jersey Group IV tournament. Boys soccer North Brunswick close out the regular sea- the opening round of the GMC girls soccer son with a 2-0 triumph over Mother Seton tournament. Brielle Errico and Jenna Mas- Girls soccer The Raiders boys were also eliminated Regional High School on Oct. 21. tronardi both scored, while Sydney Schnei- from the GMC Tournament with a 3-0 loss der turned away seven shots on goal. In girls soccer, the Raiders picked up a to Edison High School on Oct. 26. Football In a tune-up game against West Wind- 3-1 victory against Colonia High School on sor-Plainsboro High School South on Oct. Oct. 23 in a GMC preliminary match. Girls volleyball North Brunswick fell to Sayreville, 3M4. 23, South Brunswick came away with a 6-0 Tatum Altman scored twice, and Ashley Coach Mark Zielinski's team got touchdown win. Francesa Dimitrakis scored three Gorda also hit the net in the win. In the North Brunswick's girls volleyball team runs from Gabe Rosado and quarterback time,s and Errico, Allison Boni and Arianna play-in round, the Raiders defeated New lost a 2-1 decision to Edison on Oct. 26 in Rafieu Alharazin. The young Raiders will Mora scored single goals for the winners. Brunswick High School, 6-0, as Lindsay the GMC Tournament quarterfinals. visit Piscataway (3-3) on Nov. 1. 22 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com October 31, 2013 After time off, Sesely returns to win but powerful Spooky Spectacular at Wall Stadium fter taking the majority of the 2013 Wickle held off Alspach early before An- auto racing season off to pursue drew Krause of Holmdel challenged late in Place your business-card-size ad in 120+ Aother interests, two-time track driv- the race. Zack Alspach of Willingboro, ing champion Anthony Sesely posted an Scott Branick of Brick and Howell's Jason NJ newspapers and get your message to impressive comeback by winning the 75- Caruso completed the top five. more than 3 million readers for $1,300 lap Modified stock car Spooky Spectacular Howell's Robert French made his fifth race at Wall Stadium on Oct. 19. It was the Legend Cars win of the year a big one by = Statewide coverage for less than Sll per paper! Matawan resident's first stock car win of taking top honors in the 30-lap Malcolm the year. Campbell Sr. Memorial. French fought Contact this newspaper for more information Sesely chased pole sitter John McCor- with Kevin Nowak early before Aidan Lan- mack of Farmingdale for the first 12 laps be- dauer moved into second late in the race. or Diane Trent, New Jersey Press Association fore powering to the lead on the inside lane Trevor Alspach, Nowak and Rich David- 609-406-0600, ext. 24 • [email protected] of the third and fourth turns. Modified owitz wrapped up the top five. rookie Eric Mauriello of Howell followed Ken Matlach of New Hyde Park, N.Y., him through the race-long battle for the lead. led nearly the entire 30-lap distance to win Sesely then went on to survive several the Limited Late Model feature race. Long restart attacks by Mauriello as another Islanders Chris Turbush and Corey Midgett Georgetown University Study Finds Modified rookie, Derek Hopkinson of were second and third, while Jack Sayegh Toms River, chipped his way to the front of South Toms River and Howell's Glen before arriving in third near the halfway Conk were fourth and fifth. IT Certificate pays off mark. The lead battle was then a three-car Brick's Joe Mongeau won the rain- fight to the finish. In fact, Hopkinson was shortened Factory Stock feature that was able to slip past Mauriello for the runner- stopped after 18 of the scheduled 30 laps. more than Degree up spot on the event's final restart with just The winner's nephew, Shannon Mongeau two laps remaining. Another Modified of Farmingdale, was second, and Man- Read the article at PCAGE.edu or call 888-960-8876 rookie, Trevor Alspach of Willingboro, was chester's Scott Riggleman was third. Rich fourth, and New York state resident Tony Mongeau and Brick's Ronnie Mullen were Hanbury was fifth. fourth and fifth. Become a Microsoft, CompTIA "I must be out of shape," Sesely said The 30-lap 4-Cylinder feature race was after the event. "This race took a lot more postponed by rain. AGE & Cisco certified IT professional time than the Sprint Car and Midget races All attention now turns to the 40th run- I've been running this year. Those guys be- ning of the season-ending Turkey Derby Career Institute in just 10-14 months at PC AGE hind me were real fast and real good on the stock car classic. Held on Friday, Saturday Consumer disclosures at ['CAGE edu/disdosures restarts. I'll be working on the restarts be- and Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend, the fore Turkey Derby. We want to win that event is presented during the daylight race." hours. 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Keep searching on Offices Across*' Weichert •-., America / weichert.com Enter Web ID# to view photos/details. Seorch Jfry. XJ Realtors October 31, 2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • kvww.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 25 Orange Key Realty stresses the importance of a home inspection ome inspectors see a home the way interest in whether the home sells, as long "There's supposed to be disclosure, but floor, but here the floor sat 4 inches lower. no one else does. They don't care as they're not pals with the seller's real es- people have this phenomenon called, 'Oh, Crawling around in the basement, the in- Hhow the kitchen will feel for enter- tate agent. To the contrary, they are finan- I forgot.' It happens every day." says spector found mold had deteriorated the taining or whether the bathroom tiles will cially motivated to find flaws — to avoid Michael Matthews, broker/owner of Or- supports. This house was literally hanging impress guests. Their judgment is not liability should something go wrong. Al- ange Key Realty. from its rafters, like a parachute. clouded by emotion. Nor do they have any ways seek a reputable home inspector. Most roof leaks don't leave clues and "One of these days, a couple of people Just because you're dry doesn't mean it's not always easy to crawl over insula- would be standing in the middle of the the roof isn't leaking. More than once, a tion and find water-discoloration marks floor and they'd go down through the home inspector has crawled through the via flashlight. "That's the dirty work of a floor." the inspector said. "It's a scary rafters in an unfinished attic — the eager home inspector," Ofir Hillel, broker/owner thing." RE/MAX No. 1 homebuyers waiting below — only to find of Orange Key Realty states, "and it's a Orange Key Realty's staff of sales an#%,y a child's wading pool strategically placed trained eye, versus an untrained eye." broker associates can be reached at either: among real to catch drips from the roof. Just because the floor is level doesn't 863 Georges Road, Monmouth Junction The owners would have painted over mean it hasn't sunk half a foot. (732-297-6969) serving Middlesex County, water stains in the rooms below, and neg- Noting the slightly soft feel, however, a and 60 E. Main St., Freehold (732-863- estate franchises lected to tell anyone the roof needed to be skilled inspector eyed the baseboards. 6969) serving Monmouth County, or visit or the fifth consecutive year. replaced. They should have been level with the www.orangekeyrealty.com. RE/MAX ranked as the leading Freal estate franchise organization in the Franchise Times Top 200. The survey is based upon annual worldwide sales. In the 2013 Top 200 ranking, RE/MAX placed 14 among all franchises, gaining two places over its standing last year. RE/MAX also ranked sixth among the Top 200 franchisors for sales growth. In the overall standings, the top ranked franchises were McDonald's, 7- Eleven, KFC, Subway and Burger King. 'To be recognized among these well- respected brands is truly an honor," said Margaret Kelly, RE/MAX CEO. "As we continue to celebrate 40 years of helping homebuyers and sellers achieve their dream of home ownership, this confirms the outstanding productivity of RE/MAX agents around the world." This year marks the 40"' anniversary for RE/MAX and the 35lh anniversary of its iconic hot air balloon logo. Buoyed Buy for as little as $8,050 down or by the U.S. housing recovery and improving economic conditions world- Pay Only $ 1,325 per month with 20% down* wide, the global franchisor now enjoys an international footprint in more than s There's plenty of room at Somerset Gate. Enjoy 1,500 square feet of 3-story luxury living space with 2 90 countries and a growing agent count bedrooms, 2.5 baths, den, private balcony and an attached oversized garage. of more than 90.000. "Our success as a top franchisor is a Somerset Gate is in a great location. This charming collection of fee-simple townhomes in Franklin direct reflection of our hardworking and #/ Township is within 1 mile of an upscale downtown area with hotels, dining, shopping and talented sales associates around the entertainment, Rutgers University, Robert Wood Johnson Hospital and many other attractions. world," Kelly said. 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And in the 2013 REAL Trends 500 survey, RE/MAX agents averaged 17.1 transac- New Townhomes Value Priced from $229,990* tion sides in 2012, compared to the 7.9 average for all other competing agents in the survey. 541 Somerset St., Somerset, NJ 08873 BROKERS Information Center Hours: Daily 11:00 AM-5:00 PM Among other 2013 recognitions. WELCOME RE/MAX associates held 98 of the 500 spots in the Wall Street Journal & REAL Grand Opening Celebration Tours, Refresliments & MORE. Trends "The Thousand" for the most transaction sides. And RE/MAX landed Directions: From Mew Jersey Turnpike Horth or South: Use exit 9, follow signs to FH 18 North, atta passing Pauius Blvd.. slay an tight tot local exits. Make ligM turn on Rl 27 Soulh the most agents on the Top 250 Latino fPrincelon/New Brunswick) Follow Rl 27 South through New Brunswick 1.5 miles to Douglas Ave. Community is on the right. From Route 1 North or South: Exil on Rl 18 North and follow directions above. 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By Jim Gorzelany CHEVROLET CORVETTE STINGRAY Teen precaution CTW Features ew-car sales are at their highest levels since the eco- During our family summer vacation to nomic crash of 2008-2009, and automakers are enthu- * Washington, D.C. this year, we kept Nsiastically welcoming buyers back to dealers' Q • seeing cars with big yellow signs on showrooms with a plethora of new cars, trucks and the back saying, "New Driver. Be Pa- crossovers for the 2014 model year. While all are significant, tient." I loved those signs. Our oldest will get two new breakthrough autos will likely dominate the discus- her license early next year, and it would be great sion for several months to come, namely the Chevrolet to have this on our car so people will understand Corvette Stingray and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. when she's tentative at stop signs or when she's Long known as "America's sports car," the iconic a little pokey merging onto the highway. I Chevrolet Corvette is a big story if for no other reason be- thought maybe it was something the District of cause new versions are few and far between. It's entering Columbia was providing for new drivers, but only its seventh generation in its storied 60-year history with when I called the licensing bureau they said no. a major redesign and brings back a revered name from the I've scrounged around online and can't find any car's Golden Age: Stingray. Coming in both coupe and con- information. Can you give me any leads? vertible versions, the 2014 Corvette Stingray should give some exotic sports cars a workout for far less money, starting Those magnetic signs adorn a lot of at just $51,000. * cars in the Washington, D.C. area, and The car's exterior is radically recast with body panels A • they're migrating to other areas as made from advanced composite and carbon fiber materials, well. yet it bears a certain familiarity that makes it instantly recog- Here's the story: A Maryland mom, when her nizable as a Corvette. Low slung and with the requisite son got his license, contacted the Maryland curves and creases, it looks like a Hot Wheels toy car come Motor Vehicle Administration to request one of to life. Shoring up one traditional weakness from the previ- its "rookie driver" bumper magnets. Too late. ous generation, the 2014 Corvette Stingray's revamped inte- The state had already distributed all it had and rior is driver focused and makes extensive use of high quality the funding source had dried up. materials for a far richer look and feel. The mom, Jackie Kurtz, then began investi- Class debuts with a 455-horsepower twin-turbo V8-equipped A revamped 6.2-liter V8 engine puts an estimated 450 S550 version starting at around $97,000 and a higher-perfor- gating alternatives, and eventually designed a horsepower and 450 pound-feet of torque to the pavement "New Driver. Please Be Patient" yellow-and- mance S63 AMG 4MATIC with a 5.5-liter twin-turbo 577- through the rear wheels via a six-speed manual or seven- horsepower V8 that could well break the bank at about black magnetic bumper/car sign she offered for speed automatic transmission. When equipped with the avail- sale. That was more than four years ago. News- $ 150,000. Perhaps more noteworthy is that Mercedes engi- able Z51 Performance Package, Chevy says the Stingray is neers have managed to pack so many cutting edge features paper articles followed, and her cottage industry good for a 0-60 mph run in just 3.8 seconds, and that's only a was launched. into the latest S-Class that it's impossible to list and explain few tenths slower than the Corvette's previous ZR1 version them all in just a handful of sentences. Such a warning will not, of course, protect that cost well over $100,000. young drivers from all bad things, but the idea Otherwise, the 2014 Corvette Stingray is lighter in weight For starters, the 2014 S-Class is the first production vehi- is if it causes other drivers to tailgate them or but is more structurally rigid than before, with an ideal 50/50 cle that can nearly drive itself under certain circumstances. blast their horns less, one layer of stress/tension front-to-rear weight ratio that, combined with updated steer- Equipped with a stereoscopic video camera at the front of the will be removed from the young driver. And any ing and suspension systems and the latest chassis control sys- vehicle, the car can literally "see" the road ahead and react amount of pressure reduction is probably worth- tems, promise truly tenacious handling. A new Drive Mode accordingly to help avoid collisions, adjust the suspension in while: teen drivers have three times as many ac- Selector allows the driver to tune 12 separate performance at- anticipation of bumps and pavement imperfections in its path cidents as drivers in other age groups, statistics tributes according to five different driving situations, includ- and automatically keep the car centered between highway show, and much of it because of simple inexpe- ing one for use on wet roads and another that enables the lane markers. The car's Distronic Plus cruise control can op- rience. engine to run on only four cylinders to garner maximum fuel erate both at highway speeds and in slow stop-and-go traffic The magnetic signs can be found online: economy. situations. newdrivermagnets.com. They're $12.95 (tax in- While the new Corvette Stingray solidifies Chevrolet's The S-Class' gorgeous interior coddles its occupants with cluded) plus shipping and handling. presence in the world's sports car market, the 2014 Mer- an insane list of available over-the-top amenities that include The website also helpfully includes links to cedes-Benz S-Class virtually redefines the luxury sedan. rear seats that mimic a hot stone massage, heated annres%^ various resources that will help young drivers With the automaker having shuttered its ultra-opulent and an ionizing and perfuming feature for the climate control and their parents, and a new-driver contract. Maybach line last year, Mercedes moves its flagship model system. © CTW Features considerably farther upscale to fill the gap. Coming wrapped Now that's luxury. [email protected]. . . io styJing thai is both bold and sufficiently stately, the new S . © CTW Features 32 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com October 31, 2013

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