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STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER ERIC SUCAR Cadets of the North Brunswick Junior Police Academy work on their pushups July 23 during physical training for the 10th annual academy, held at North Brunswick Township High School from July 22 to Aug. 1. For more photos, see page 10. For a full story, see next week's Sentinel. Resident's response credited for helping to save crash victims olice are crediting a South Brunswick Friendship Road residence. board off the woman's chest, allowing her driver was having chest pains and was at- man for his quick thinking that helped The 70-year-old driver had been par- to breathe, Ryan said. tempting to pull off the readjust prior to the Psave a Princeton couple after their car tially ejected from the vehicle, and his 60- The Monmouth Junction Fire Depart- crash. The driver lost consciousness, and his went off the roadway and flipped over last year-old wife remained trapped in the ment arrived and worked for 40 minutes to foot pressed on the accelerator. The vehicle week. vehicle, according to Ryan. free the woman using the Jaws of Life. accelerated off Friendship Road, hit a dirt The incident occurred around 5:58 p.m. The Friendship Road resident ran to the The Monmouth Junction First Aid pile, and then became airborne and flipped July 26, according to police Detective Sgt. vehicle after the crash and observed that the Squad and paramedics transported the cou- over. It appears the driver suffered a heart James Ryan. dashboard was crushing the female passen- ple to Robert Wood Johnson University attack prior to the crash, police said. Police responded to a report of a motor ger. He ran back into his shed and retrieved Hospital in New Brunswick, where they Police Chief Raymond Hayducka gave vehicle crash on Friendship Road near Hay- a pickaxe, which he wedged against the were both listed in serious condition. credit to the resident, thanking him for tak- press Road. A 2006 Chrysler Sebring was dashboard. He was able to pull the dash- An investigation determined the male ing heroic quick actions that saved the lives flipped over on its roof in the driveway of a of two people. Get Something HAH D DRAWN For You Today!

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By AMY ROSEN Staff Writer ummer concerts.in local towns have often showcased bands that perform Ssongs by mainstream artists. But over the years, a growing number of specialized cover bands have propped up that pay tribute to the music of a specific artist — whether it's perennial favorites like Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel or doo- wop and '60s rock acts. Many towns, from Freehold to Wood- bridge, have come to rely on these tribute bands to draw the big crowds. 'Tribute bands are very popular with the people," Woodbridge Mayor John McCor- mac said. "If you like Bruce, you will like the B Street Band, and if you close your eyes and listen to Hotel California, you would think you are listening to the Eagles. We've always included tribute bands in the mix for the Woodbridge Mondays Concert Series." PHOTO COURTESY OF B STREET BAND Rich Gatto, CEO of Downtown Free- The B Street Band — Willie Forte (l-r), Steve Lopresto, Glenn Stuart, Steve Pozzelanti, Steve Baranian and Steve Myers — will perform the hold, said these bands have become a major music of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band in Woodbridge on Aug. 5 and in Freehold on Aug. 6. part of Downtown Freehold's concert series. He said concert attendance is up from last immy Maraventano, who has been per- year, and noted that The Jersey Four, which forming the music of Jimmy Buffett as is a Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons trib- JJimmy and the Parrots since 1996, said ute band, recently drew a huge crowd. name recognition is important. When people When the B Street Band was formed in hear his band's name, they quickly realize it is Asbury Park in 1980 by musicians Willie a Buffett tribute band. Forte and the late Bob Chipak, who were in- The name gets people's attention, but it's spired after seeing Bruce Springsteen per- Jimmy and the band — which includes his son form live, it was initially frowned upon by Jimmy Maraventano Jr. — that keeps them some. But audiences were attracted to the coming back. band's interpretation of Springsteen's music, "Buffet's got a following like I've never energy and passion. seen in my life. It's a whole culture. There are "Back in 1980, we were the first band to clubs called Parrot Head Clubs throughout the actually make a tribute to somebody who country and internationally, too. Because of was alive," Forte said. "It wasn't accepted these Parrot Head Clubs, we've seen the whole in the general business practice, because country. It's very unique. We were very lucky, and I picked the right guy to learn his songs," they didn't think anyone would want to hear PHOTO ronRii.sv oi JIMMY AND THE PARROTS the music of someone who was still alive Jimmy and the Parrots, including Jimmy Maraventano Jr. (l-r), Lance Hyland Stark, Jimmy Maraventano said. and performing, but I proved all the critics Maraventano and Hal B. Selzer, will perform in Lakewood on Aug. 4 and Freehold Borough Tribute bands, he said, do as their names wrong by doing a synopsis of the music at on Aug. 29. suggests — pay homage to someone everyone that time — but not doing it as a clone type knows. But Maraventano said there is a little of thing. an Vechesky always had a love for the the same thing, so it's an opportunity for the more to Jimmy and the Parrots. "Our lead singer, Glenn [Stuart], just music of Billy Joel, and he started his fans of the music to see a resemblance of their "What makes us stand out over other guys happens to resemble Bruce now. He's a lot D52nd Street band 19 years ago. He said favorite artists, and enjoy the music and enjoy is that we mix it up pretty good," he said, not- like Bruce as a person too. On a small ver- he tries to create the persona of Billy Joel's the show again." ing that the band plays some original songs and sion, we pass on to the people a little bit of image by sporting a goatee, jacket and tie, and Vechesky predicts that tribute bands are those of other artists. the same type of energy that Bruce does on sunglasses, while not trying to be a look-alike. here to stay. All the songs have the relaxed vibe that such a big level," Forte said. 'To me, it's about Billy Joel's music and "Right now, tribute band-mania is proba- Buffett's music projects, he said. Now considered to be the longest-run- about how the fans love his music," Vechesky bly at a fever pitch — the highest I've seen "We are a party band and we intermingle ning tribute band in the world, according to said. "I feel that we are doing him justice. We it," Vechesky said. "It's going to be interest- with the crowd, and they're amazing people — Forte, the B Street Band has performed for are presenting the music in a format that 1 ing to see how the tribute acts change in 10 they raise millions of dollars for charities, and more than 3 million people, from presidents think that Billy would appreciate, and it's just years, but if you take a look now, it's mostly we are a part of it." and governors to celebrities and the general a great experience because the audience is bands from the '60s, '70s and '80s, with baby While the music business changes, tribute public, over the past 33 years. Members of sharing in the energy." boomers loving the classic rock bands and bands remain popular, and Maraventano said Springsteen's E Street Band have even Vechesky believes tribute bands are suc- with the popularity of shows like 'Jersey he believes that will always be the case. joined them on stage. cessful because they fill a void for people who Boys.' The music of Billy Joel transcends the "It's a party." he said. "I like hearing peo- generations. We see families coming and their "We earned our respect over the years," love a particular artist but are unable to see ple having a good time, running around and them perform. children are singing along, so I'm confident clapping, and that's why I do it. It's really a lot Forte said. that they will continue." The B Street Band will perform as part "People have either seen the original of fun." of the Mayor's Woodbridge Mondays Con- bands years ago or they've always wanted to 52nd Street will perform as part of Mid- Jimmy and the Parrots will appear at 4 p.m. cert Series on Aug. 5, and at 6 p.m. Aug. 6 at see them, but a lot of the bands have stopped dlesex County's free outdoor summer concert Aug. 4 at Beach Ball-A-Palooza in Ocean the Freehold Raceway Mall Summer Con- touring, and so the opportunities to see them series at Raritan Bay Waterfront Park in County Park, Lakewood, and on Aug. 29 at 7 certs Series in Freehold Township. now are basically slim and none," Vechesky South Amboy at 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 7, and at p.m. as part of the Downtown Freehold Sum- said. Keyport Mini Park on West Front Street on mer Concert Series in front of the Hall of "With the tribute acts, you practically get Aug. 29 at 7 p.m. Records. East Main Street, Freehold.

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PHOTOS BY SCOTT FRIEDMAN Actors from the North Brunswick Young Adult Drama Group rehearse "Once on This Island," which they will perform this weekend. Theatre troupe to perform 'Once on this Island' this weekend

By KATHY CHANG summer program held through the North time." camp she attended. Since then, she has Staff Writer Brunswick Department of Parks, Recreation "Once on this Island," which Chesler de- spent every summer with YADG. NORTH BRUNSWICK — Nine years and Community Services — full circle. scribed as a Caribbean "Little Mermaid," is "I like it because they give everyone a ago, Joel Chesler directed the musical "This is my last year, and everyone is the 43rd show that the YADG will put on chance," she said. "Before being part of "Once on this Island" for the Young Adult pretty much new from back then. So I starting Aug. 1. YADG, I was never cast in a lead role. But Drama Group (YADG). thought it would be OK to bring it back," he Auditions for the show began in mid- they saw something in me and have been Now in his 10th and final year as direc- said. "It's a fun show with easier sets, and June, and the rehearsals began on June 24. supportive as I continue to grow in commu- tor, he has brought the musical back as a the musical has a big ensemble on stage, The cast is between the ages of 13 and 22, nity theater." way to bring his time with the YADG — a which is on stage 80 to 85 percent of the hailing from all parts of central New Jersey. Elaine Martin-Amodio, producer of the The cast, including the behind-the-scenes show, said everyone works well together. crew, amounts to 40 to 50 members. "We are a well-oiled machine," she said. Ashley Gray, who has been the choreog- Chesler said everyone involved in rapher for the shows for the past four years, YADG is extraordinary by giving up their said she was actually part of the cast when summer time and evenings for the program. LASER GUIDED SINUS RELIEF Chesler directed it the first time around. Chesler said he will continue to support the "It's definitely a different perspective, long-standing program, and he will be sup- and it has been fun working with Joel," she portive of whomever comes after him as di- ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM: said. rector. Chronic headaches? • Nasal congestion? Rory Chalcraft, who has been the musi- "Once on this Island" will be performed • Sinus pressure? • Sore throat? cal director of the shows for the past five at 8 p.m. tonight, tomorrow and Saturday at • Snoring? • Chronic fatigue? years, said the YADG is a great organiza- North Brunswick Township High School, tion of which to be part. Raider Road. Tickets will be available 45 • Post nasal drip? • Persistent cough? For some cast members, the journey minutes before showtime. The cost is $15 • Alter -ot working? ends this year. for adults, and $12 for students and seniors. Nicole Testa, 22, of Edison, has partici- Permanent relief from many of these symptoms can now pated in five shows. In this year's show, she Contact Kathy Chang at be more predictably and safely obtained using our state is part of the ensemble as a storyteller. kchang @ gmnews. com. of tfie art BrainLab's Vector Vision™ infrared navigation Testa said she learned of YADG at a system and z-touchs laser technology. Results usually achieved after performing only one procedure in the Nominations sought for Heritage Day Award comfort of our own private JCAHO accredited medical i/O.R. Reimbursable by many insurance plans. Nominations are being accepted for the and must include a detailed description of Ann Marie Chandlee Heritage Day Award. why the nominee is deserving of the honor. The award is bestowed each year on a The award will be presented at the 31st I TREATMENT APPROACH North Brunswick resident who has been annual Heritage Day Festival at Community •al sinus procedures available) dedicated to improving the quality of life in Park on Sept. 29. Coblation Radtosurgical lonizatjon (turbinatoplasty) • Balloon Sinuplasty™ town as a volunteer with a nonprofit group Nominations may be submitted to the SinuNEB Aerosolized Antibiotic Therapy • Sublingual (no needle) Allergy Immunotherapy (SLIT) or civic organization for an extended period Heritage Day Committee, 710 Hermann of time. Road, North Brunswick NJ 08902. www.riversideface.com Submissions must be made in writing Frank J. Scaccia, M.D., FAC.S., F.I.C.S. National Night Out celebration set for Aug. 6

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By KATHY CHANG Budhu and John Marron of teacher, displayed his photog- "I'm dedicating this summer to go back Staff Writer South Brunswick High raphy, and Marron shared his to my art working with oils, chalk and pas- SOUTH BRUNSWICK — During the School; Timothy Brennan of artwork. tels," she said. "I loved the simplicity of school year, art teachers within the South Indian Fields School; Ellen Kazar, who has been an art black and white, and I love the brightness Brunswick School District have little time Elfo Kazar of Brooks Cross- teacher in South Brunswick of color." to work on or display their own artwork. ing School; and Tracey Koci- for nine years and worked as a Kazar said she gains inspirations from Thanks to a collaboration between the olek of Constable School. graphic artist before becoming her students. township's arts commission and the South Budhu, an art teacher, and a teacher, has participated in "I learn Brunswick School District, they have been Belnay, visual arts teacher and the gallery for three years. from them and able to hold their fourth installment of the Advanced Placement portfolio She explained that during what they see 'Teachers as Artists IV" gallery, which will teacher, came together to gar- the year, she is able to provide through their be exhibited through Oct. 2 at the South ner participants for the gallery. samples of her art to her stu- eyes," she said. Brunswick Municipal Building, 540 Route Budhu said instructors in dents, giving them examples Like Kazar, 522, Monmouth Junction. the district who don't even of topics that they may con- Budhu worked A "Meet the Artists" reception was held teach art had a chance to dis- sider doing. However, she as a graphic on July 12 with Dianne Belnay, Laurie play their talents this year. 'Blue Eel" by John Marron said it is hard to find time to artist before Brennan, a fourth-grade work on her own art. becoming a teacher. "I really have had an amazing jour- ney, and now I teach Photo- shop and desk- "Thistle Nocture" top publishing by Dianne Belnay using my graphic artist background," she said. "It's the best of both worlds." In her artwork, which is typically land- scapes, Budhu uses acrylics, oils and paints. "I tell my students to work on their art- work and give that time to come back to it," she said. "I realized I wasn't always doing that." Budhu said the art gallery is also a bene- fit for the com- munity. Mayor Frank Gambat- ese stopped by the "Meet and Greet," saying that with many people coming to the various meetings that AUGUST 14 are held at Town Hall, it is a great way to expose the art- "Timothy" PRUDENTIAL CENTER work of many by Ellen Elfo Kazar talented people in the community. The art commission hosts four galleries throughout the year, which are changed every six weeks. There is one invitational TICKETS ATTicketmaster.com • 1-800-745-3000 • Buy Tickets Online at AEGLive.com gallery and three juried galleries. For information, visit www.sbarts.org. August 1,2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmneivs.com NS SENTINEL 9 SAVE UP TO 100% ON YOUR ELECTRIC COSTS! Substantially Reduce or Completely Eliminate Your Electric Bill!!! aston solar FREE ELECTRIC PROGRAM SOLAR SPECIALISTS A next generation Finally... No cost solar available to NJ homeowners! solar energy FOR MORE INFORMATION call us at 732-432-0800 solutions provider or go to www.freeastonsolar.com

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For directions, visit New Jersey residents who are 65 years old www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/otl.shtml. or disabled and have lived in New Jersey We are pleased to be able to make this continuously for the past 10 years and in benefit more accessible to those who qual- PHOTOS BY STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER ERIC SUCAR their present home for at least the last three ify for it, and we hope that many more New Top: Cadets of the 10th annual North Brunswick Junior Police Academy work on their years. Jersey residents will now be able to file for pushups July 23. Above: Cadets listen to North Brunswick Police Captain Brian Hoiberg They also must have had an income of and receive senior freeze benefits this year. (r) talk about aspects of the police department. The academy was held at North $80,000 or less in 2011, and $70,000 or less Brunswick Township High School from July 22 to Aug. 1. For a full story, see next week's in 2012, according to the governor's pro- Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff Sentinel. posed budget for fiscal year 2014. State Treasurer For more information about the program Trenton No. Bruns. to celebrate India's independence LETTER POLICY North Brunswick will hold its annual tainment and how it has encouraged social India Independence Day celebration from change. Lenennome editor may be emailed to [email protected]. Please include a daytime tele- 10 a.m. to noon on Aug. 10 at North There will also be an Art and Literary phone number where the author may be reached for verification. For information, call 732-358- Brunswick Township High School, Raider Journal and contests for art, essays and po- 5200, ext. 8233. Road. etry. The event will celebrate 100 years of In- To volunteer or participate, email dian cinema, including how Indian cinema nbtindiaday @ gmail.com. 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August 1, 2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 11 Series of diversity workshops L'OREAL1 PRESENTS THE 10TH ANNUAL Because . explore different cultures your dog By KATHY CHANG Ashwini said that since she speaks Staff Writer French, her sister Aslesha speaks Spanish SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The world is and they are both of Indian descent, she a diverse place, with many different cultures thought it best to choose these three cultures and nationalities. for the workshops. www. yourdog is worth it too. cow So, Ashwini Parchure, who is going to For Mexico, the youngsters played be a senior at South Brunswick High School games, made Mexican paper flowers out of Saturday, August 17, 2013 this fall, thought it would be best to explore tissue paper and learned various facts about 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM the cultures of France, Mexico and India Mexico. The students were able to have a through three different "Dimensions of Di- quesadilla made during the workshop. versity" workshops as part of her For the workshop on France, Sneak Preview Saturday, August 10, 2013 Girl Scout Gold Award project. the students had a crepe; for 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM The Gold Award is the highest India, they whetted their ap- Pick up your advance registration admission and Doggie Bag on premises achievement in Girl Scouts. petites with bhel made of puffed a week early for faster entry on August 17, Q8 pre-register in person if you "My main purpose [for these rice, vegetables, spices and haven't already. Animal rescue organizations will be in attendance today tool four- workshops] is to encourage dif- sauces. ferent diversities to middle Her mom Mohini and her All proceeds from this event benefit school-aged students," Ashwini friends, Purva Khanapure and PLAY said during her presentation on Hasin Tasneem, were on hand to games. Mexico on July 10 at the South help her during the workshops. susoncKomen »wi*w, Brunswick Public Library. Saleena Davidson, young- sat and Ashwini told the dozen or so adult librarian at the library, said race Jj¥ middle school students that they she worked with Ashwini on "cure Rescue Bingo > each other's CENTRAL AND •'•company may come across situations deal- various ideas for her Girl Scout SOUTH JERSEY arid rahe. ing with people of different back- Gold project. Attothir Sttp Tow»rt grounds. Ashwini Parchure "She's really at the fore- Ho Mort HOKMIHJ fctt front," Davidson said. "Al- ?f dollars 'This is why this country is so )r breast successful," she said. "We combine these though we wanted the workshops to be different thoughts and nationalities into one educational, we wanted them to be fun as stwcer loin us on research. workplace." well, and I think these workshops did just Facebook Ashwini noted that these differences that." D might cause conflict; however, it is impor- Located at the L'OR&U.* USA Facility tant to set aside any differences and appre- Contact Kathy Chang at Cranbury, NJ 08512 ciate other cultures. kchang @ gmnews. com. 'Because Your Dog is Worth It Too' event set L'Oreal will sponsor its I Oth annual veterinarians, adoption and rescue informa- "Because Your Dog Is Worth It Too" event tion, and a broadcast from Greater Media's Outlook ^(Eyecare from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 17 at 35 Broad- Magic 98.3/WCTC. way Road, off Route 130 south, Cranbury. All proceeds from registrations, food Events include the ninth annual New sales, T-shirt sales and raffle sales are do- Jersey State Puppy Limbo Championship, a nated to the Susan G. Komen Breast Can- Comprehensive Care, Local Focus dog-diving competition, the New Jersey cer Foundation. State Skee Ball Contest, a dog costume con- Tickets are $10 each. Those who pre- Outlook Eyecare offers top quality test, a performance by "Atka the Amazing register for $25 by Aug. 10 will receive a Our staff and Doctors provide quality comprehensive eye care for all of our Eskie," breed races, a hay-maze race, light special "doggie bag" with more than $100 care tailored to your individual needs. patients. You'll find Ophthalmologists, dog-grooming from Head to Tails, a life- worth of L'Oreal products. Wayne Grabowski, MD sized Dog-O-Poly board contest, informa- For more information, visit Optometrists and Opticians who are tion from local animal hospitals and www.yourdogisworthittoo.com. Joseph Shoviin, MD at the forefront of their field ready to Colleen Coleman, MD address all of your eye care needs. Margaret M. Ritterbusch, OD Tickets available for food tasting gala > Cataract Surgery License H270A00463000 The Education Foundation of South hance the learning experiences of students > Glaucoma Screening and Care Michael R. 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The registration fee is $210 and includes 12 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com August 1,2013 Main Street Theatre Co. to offer sign language at plays ETER By STELLA MORRISON acter who Staff Writer communicates AN S AYREVILLE — The Main Street The- via sign lan- atre Co. is creating opportunities for the guage. www.gmnews.com hearing-impaired to enjoy performances. "The char- The Sayreville-based company is exper- acter Tiger imenting with the use of a sign language in- Lily, the In- terpreter to accommodate those who are dian Princess, typically does not talk, so in hard of hearing and wish to attend plays. our interpretation we wanted to incorporate "We've been trying to open up to those sign language," Mennella said. communities [that need accommodations]," Tiger Lily will be played by Alexandra Main Street Theatre Co. participant Jessica Lockhart, 11, of Old Bridge, who learned Mennella said. 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Kristin Lopez received a Bachelor of Jaclyn Valler received a Bachelor of Sci- Science in Business Administration in en- ence in behavioral neuroscience. Humans' 5K walk set Jaclyn Angstreich of North Brunswick trepreneurial studies; has been named to the dean's list at Fair- Katelyn Magyar received a Bachelor of The following local students have been The Foster and Adoptive Family leigh Dickinson University's College at Science in Business Administration in mar- named to the dean's list at Rider Univer- Services Foundation will host the K9s Florham, located in Madison, for the spring keting; sity's colleges of Business Administration; For Kids "Dogs & Their Humans 5K 2013 semester. 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Complete contest rules on http://www.gmnews.com August 1,2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 19 Four charged with using fraudulent credit cards SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Four New time, the male in the group asked for gift Police recovered 30 credit cards Q York City residents were charged with cards, using an American Express card to the suspects and from inside the vehicle All items are taken credit card fraud for allegedly using infor- pay for it. Both suspects used credit cards from police dept. mation from identity theft victims. that were in their name and provided dri- records. All suspects Bobby Rock, 25; Chadia Jardine, 26; ver's licenses for identification, according NJ Blood Services are presumed Brandell Charleston, 29; and Nicole Bell, to reports. innocent until found 23, were each charged with credit card The manager told police that he then sets drive for Aug. 12 guilty in court. fraud and conspiracy at the Quick Chek on contacted American Express, which ad- Route 130 on July 25. police said. vised him to seize the cards and call police. New Jersey Blood Services will hold a blood drive 1-7 p.m. Aug. 12 at the According to police Detective Sgt. South Brunswick police responded to James Ryan, a manager at Quick Chek be- North Brunswick Municipal Building, the scene and stopped the suspects in their 710 Hermann Road. came suspicious after the group attempted vehicle. Through an investigation, police Two 17-inch laptops and a digital cam- Esther Goldstein, a student at North era were reported stolen from a Route 130 to use a credit card at the gas pump, but the determined that the suspects were using residence on July 21. card was declined. credit cards that were in their names, but Brunswick Township High School, is,e,l- whose magnetic strips were encoded with igible to earn a scholarship if she collects" In the store, one of the women al- at least 30 pints of blood at the drive. Police charged Hiren G. Patel, 23, of legedly asked for two $100 gift cards and identity theft victims' information, Ryan Kendall Park, with driving while intoxicated paid for it with a MasterCard. At the same said. at the intersection of Black Horse Lane and Route 130 on July 21. He was also issued summonses for several traffic and motor ve- hicle violations. The rear passenger-side window of a ARNESS RACING'S Honda Civic that was parked at Farrington Dam Park on Farrington Boulevard was smashed and a computer was reportedly taken on July 20. GREATEST DAY' The front passenger-side window of a Hyundai Elantra that was parked at Farring- ton Dam Park on Farrington Boulevard was shattered by a rock on July 19. A pocket- book, a wallet and multiple items were re- portedly stolen. SATURDAY, A Sirius XM radio valued at $200 was reportedly stolen out of a 2005 four-door AUGUST 3 Pontiac that was parked at a Weber Road residence between July 18 and 19. Gates Open 10 a.m. Two bikes — a 26-inch Genesis 10- speed and a 24-inch Genesis Murray 10- First Post 11:50 a.m. speed, each valued at $150 — were reportedly stolen from a Birchwood Court residence between July 18 and 19. The $5 Admission includes chains locking the bikes were reportedly cut Program & Commemorative Cap with bolt cutters, according to police re- ports.

A pocketbook and wallet containing various items were reported stolen from a 2013 Mitsubishi that was parked at a HEAT RACING IS BACK! Calvert Road residence on July 18. Featuring the Hambletonian Heats & Several bottles of alcohol were report- edly stolen from the Liquor City store on Final and Hambletonian Oaks Final Route 1 on July 14. Police responded to a burglar alarm at the business.

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Middlesex County Fair celebrates 75th anniversary

By THOMAS CASTLES Staff Writer he Middlesex County Fair is coming back, to East Brunswick to celebrate Ta milestone. "~ The event, to be held Aug. 5-11, marks the 75th anniversary of the nonprofit fair, which was founded in 1938 by the Milltown Grange and has operated each year until the present, only stopping during World War II to concentrate its agricultural efforts on sup- plying the war machine. Over the years, the fair has occupied a number of different locales, including the Milltown Grange and the old East Brunswick Municipal Complex, which would eventually become Playhouse 22. The East Brunswick Fairgrounds on Cranbury Road became the fair's home base in 1961, and it has been held there ever since. What started as a humble and leisurely gathering of about 2,000 people in the late rides, raffles, games, food, vendors, enter- What sets the fair apart is its historical young adults, parents and grandparents 1930s has burgeoned into a 75,000-visitor tainers, bands and competitions — and some ability to bring together local residents and have been coming together every year since juggernaut of entertainment, with more to not-so-conventional events and attractions, spotlight the county's agricultural heritage, they were children," he said. do than could be done in a day. such as pig races, an agricultural magic show, said Alan Habiak, president of the Middle- For a schedule of events, visit The 75th anniversary Middlesex County an exhibit from the East Brunswick Museum sex County Fair Association. www.middlesexcountyfair.com. Fair comes replete with all the staples — and 4-H animal displays. "This is the kind of unique event where LANDEX NURSERY Our 25th Season Serving Monmouth & Ocean Counties - 1000's of Assorted Evergreens & Landscape Trees & Shrubs Extensive Selection, Over 100,000-*- Plants to Pick & Choose From! Our Selection Has Never Been More Extensive! 5 DAY SUMMER EVERGREEN SUPER SALE! PRIVET HEDGES-SPECIAL!! CONTAINERIZED LELAND CYPRESS IDEAL FOR HEDGING, GREAT PRICES FRESHLY DUG LARGE STOCK 8-10' FAT $ SMALLER EASY TO HANDLE SIZE 6-7' in Size 34 $ $ 10-12' FAT • 65 7-8'lnSize $56 4 1/2-5'.... 48 OR 5 FOR 2OO Attention Landscape 10-12'Monster Size $1 5O 5 1/2-6'...$75 OR 5 FOR $35O Contractors These are EXTRA Great Deal! Great Price! Attention Landscape Contractors! Hurry. Almost Sold Out Of The Large Sizes!! FULL, FAT Beauties LARGED SIZED T GALLON LANDSCAPING Sale Ends 8/8/13 TREES & SHRUBS GREEN GIANT ARBORYITAES LEYLAND CYPRESS These Are Big, Full Plants, Assorted Varieties. T+. ALL FULL & FLAT This Is A Mix & Match Special! $ 9-10'. 15O 5 DAY SUPER SALE!!! Your Choice: Reg. $45™ To $65™ On Special!!! $ 10-12' 165 Ends 8/8/13 8/8/13 6-7' $85 7-8' $95 CHOOSE FROM THESE POPULAR COLORFUL SUMMER BLOOMING $ FAVORITES - ALL IH 7 GALLON CANS CRAPE MYRTLES! 9-10' 99 Nikko Blue Hydrangeas • Knockout Roses • Rose Trees 4' • 3' True Blue Spruces • Asst. Colors • Red - White • Pink & Purple 4-5' Leyland Cypress • Red Tip Photinia • 3' Gold Thread Cypress 24"-30" Winter Gem Or Old English Boxwoods! • Beautiful Big Rhododendrons • 7 Gallon 4-5' *56 TRUE BLUE SPRUCES 4-5' Green Giants Arborvitae • Assorted Lilacs 3-4' • 4-5' Norway Spruce 15 Gallon Can 5-6' *95 7 Gallon Mugo Pines • Gold Hinori Cypress • Weeping Adas Cedars • Dwarf Green PREMIUM QUALITY! - GREAT PRICE! Hinoui Cypress • Burning Bush 3'-4' • 7 Gallon Dwarf Bamboo $ 15 Gallon Can 7-8' 1 SO Blue Angel Hollies • Sky Pencil Holly 3'4' • Mountain Laurel • Dwarf Alberta 25 Gallon or Balled & Burlapped 9-10' $25O Spruces 3' • 7 Gallon Andromeda • 7 Gallon Rose Of Sharons, Assorted Colors 5-6*1656 7*185 7-8*250 THIS IS A FABULOUS VALUE FOR THE MOHEW. 12 HOWELL RD • FREEHOLD, NJ O7728 CALL FOR SUPER EASY DIRECTIONS • OPEN 7 DAYS: Mon-Sat 7am-5pm & Sun 8am-Spm _ YOUR PLANT LIST FORR BOTTOM BARREL.. PRICE QUOTE!! FAXX # 732-780-627732786200 L _ _ _ -KL ^ii'lfL"^. 21f2?L21l2f2?JLssLSSLSL?JSSLS L£ £U£llL?!.!!2H1l2!^-!2l!Hexnur? i?I3! £?I22 SSI MQu^jecM^Ques^jrecm^m : J^djluJ^djEutjlurseryr . ^JHojTOll^^.^reejwjd.^NJjOTTM^JHjll^^^ejwjdNJjOT ^ __ _ _ J August 1,2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 21

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Hope Chapel Road, Jackson Bldg. 100,2nd floor Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at noon 732-747-7846 Bayshore Waterfront Park INITIAL COMPREHENSIVE VISIT (For GPS Directions use 1101W. 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You will receive free Aug. 8 at 7 p.m., Aug. 10 at 2 & 8 p.m. Country Jamboree Arts & Community Building, Ocean County College counseling and free nicotine lozenges. food, games, prizes, live entertainment, International College Drive, Toms River Beer Garden and food court, dancing, rides, petting zoo Tickets: $15; $12 seniors Aug. 4,10 a.m. to 7 p.m. 732-255-0500; www.ocean.edu New Egypt Speedway For more information, please call Dr. Marc Steinberg at 732-235-3904 720 Route 539 (Pinehurst Road), New Egypt A Midsummer Night's Dream $3 general admission; seniors (65 and older), Aug. 2 and 3 at 8 p.m. military (with ID), and under 10 free; free parking Holmdel Theatre Company UMDN) 201 -267-5365; www.newegyptspeedway.net Duncan Smith Theatre 36 Crawfords Corner Road, Holmdel ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON Classic Car Cruise tickets: $22; $17 seniors; $12 students antique and collectible cars, hot rods, trucks, 212-868-4444; www.holmdeltheatrecompany.org MEDICAL SCHOOL motorcycles, live music Aug. 6,5-9 p.m.; rain date: Aug. 13 The Diary of Anne Frank Sept. 3, 5-9 p.m. through Aug. 4 Oct. 6, noon to 4 p.m. Fri. and Sat. at 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m. Arnold & Bay avenues, Point Pleasant Beach Center Playhouse Study Title: A Comparison of Two Tobacco Dependence Counseling Strategies 732-899-2424 35 South St., Freehold tickets: $25; $23 seniors/students 732-462-9093; www.centerplayers.org August 1,2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 23

Gordon Turk ON STAGE Organ recital Aug. 3 at noon Great Auditorium, Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove Xanadu free Aug. 7-17 at 8:30 p.m. DOMANI no performances Sunday Lakewood Township Music Concerts Parks-in-the-Park Family Show with Yosi and Eugene tickets: $7; $5 seniors: free age 12 and under Aug. 4 at 1 p.m. Capestro Amphitheater Lakewood All Wars Memorial Amphitheater Roosevelt Park, 12 Pine Drive, Edison Lake Carasaljo, Route 9 on North Lake Drive, Lakewood www.playsinthepark.com free Saving Kitty Bob Lanza Blues Band through Aug. 25 Aug. 4 at 7 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. at 8 p.m., Sat. at 3 and 8 p.m., Sun. at 2 p.m. West End Park, Brighton & Ocean avenues, Long Branch New Jersey Repertory Co. free 179 Broadway, Long Branch 732-923-2044 tickets: $40 CATER SUMMER EVENTS WITH RAYS-TO-GO 732-229-3166; www.njrep.org Danny V's 52nd Street Band Aug. 7, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Raritan Bay Waterfront Park MUSIC South Amboy/Sayreville Beachfront 787 SHOPPES BLVD Strawberry Fields, Aug. 1,7:30-9:30 p.m. DFC Francene Kane & Her Gentleman Friends Phil Engel Band, Aug. 8, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Aug. 7, 2-3:30 p.m. 732.993.1300 Hall of Records, Freehold Thompson Park Gazebo SUN-THU11AM-11PM ! TAKE OUT ONLY www.downtownfreehold.com Forsgate Drive, Jamesburg/Monroe FRI-SAT 11AM-MIDNIGHT I VALID ALL WEEK & ONLY AT NORTH BRUNSWICK ! ENJOY AL FRESCO I LIMIT 1 DISCOUNT PER GROUP OR ORDER. FREE ENTREE , The True Tone, Aug. 1, 6-8 p.m. The George Krauss Memorial Band DININC ON OUR PATIO j MUST BE SAME AS FlRST ORDER. NOT COMBINABLE WITH | George Manikas Mediterranean Ensemble, Aug. 4, 6-7:30 p.m. # I OTHER OFFERS/DISCOUNTS/COUPONS. NOT VALID HOLIDAYS, I Aug. 8, 6-8 p.m. Warren Park Mini Theater EVERY SUNDAY 11-2PM EXP8/3O/13 I Thompson Park, Monroe Florida Grove Road, Woodbridge BRUNCH BUFFET ! DINE IN OR Jobonanno & the God Sons of Soul, Aug. 1,7-9 p.m. Quincy Mumford and the Reason Why ALL YOU CAN EAT i TAKE OUT After the Reign, Aug. 8, 7-9 p.m. Aug. 7 at 6 p.m.. BRUNCH FAVORITES & 15°/°0FF Festival Plaza Pier Village, Long Branch Beach E Sandy Hook LIMIT 1 DISCOUNT PER GROUP OR ORDER. NOT 732-923-2044 free ITALIAN SPECIALTIES COMBINABLE WITH OTHER OFFERS OR ON PARTY EVERYDAY MENU OR TRAYS. NOT VALID HOLIDAYS. Grand Orchestra Finale, Aug. 1 at 7:30 p.m. Heritage Blues, Aug. 7 at 7:30 p.m. Jay White is America's Diamond Parker Press Park LUNCH SPECIALS f= Aug. 3 at 8 p.m.; tickets: $20; $25 reserved Main Street and Rahway Avenue, Woodbridge EVERYDAY 3-6PM ,' Ken Cowan, organist, Aug. 7 at 7:30 p.m. free YRAYSf Great Auditorium HAPPY HOUR ; Pilgrim and Ocean Pathways, Ocean Grove One People, Many Voices - Celebrating a World of VALID ALL WEEK LIMIT 1 DISCOUNT PERJ 800-590-4064; www.oceangrove.org Jewish Music $5 QUICK BITES & DRINK SPECIALS i GROUP OR ORDER. NOT COMBINABLE WITH OTHER | Aug. 7 at 7:30 p.m. OFFERS/DISCOUNTS/COUPONS. NOT VALID HOUDAYS. I 6th annual Jewish Heritage Night Monmouth University's Pollak Theatre, P R I VAT E Odessa Klezmer Band 400 Cedar Ave., West Long Branch J Aug. 1 at 5:30 p.m. tickets: $18 PARTY ROOM •' DomaniRestaurants.com Trenton Thunder's Arm & Hammer Park, 908-902-6611; www.jerseyshorejewish music.com MENU AVAILABLE One Thunder Road, Trenton free to ticket holders Josh Joplin/Amanda Duncan 609-394-3300 ext. 111 Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. Ocean Ave. between 5th & 6th avenues, Belmar /t Paiette Leo Gayten Jazz, Aug. 1, 7:30-10 p.m. free Joe Vitaliano, guitarist, Aug. 3,7-9 p.m. La Tavola Cucina Ristorante The Krayolas (Tex Mex Power Pop) Sfuce /4nt 700 Old Bridge Turnpike, South River Aug. 8 at 8 p.m. 732-238-2111; www.latavolacucinanj.com Berkeley Bar Live Presents, 1401 Ocean Ave., Asbury Park The Finest In Traditional Indian Cuisine Hidden Gems 732-776-6700 Indian Bollywood Music www.rockpaperscissors.biz/go/thekrayolas Dine-In & Take Out Aug. 2, 7-8:30 p.m. Community Center, Freehold Idol 124 New Road, Monmouth Junction through Aug. 7; finals Aug. 14 and 21 We Serve All Halal Meat free every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. 732-329-4000, ext. 7671 Hall of Records, 1 E. Main St., Freehold Borough We Carry Indian Sweets

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Mody to compete at South Brunswick 17U Gold wins Junior PGA tournament Middlesex County Division title By WARREN RAPPLEYEA Mody is looking forward to competing By WARREN RAPPLEYEA eludes seniors Dylan Olsson and Matt Correspondent at Trump National, which is actually in Ster- Correspondent Cooney, a left-hander, as well as junior outh Brunswick's Curren Mody is ling, Va., and is hoping to get in a few prac- he South Brunswick High School Jeff Lombardi. Equally important was the -busily preparing for the 38th annual tice rounds before the tournament begins. 17U Gold team fashioned a 10-2 play of senior catcher Dom Boccio, who SJunior PGA Championship at the "It's an honor to be there, and I want to Trecord to win the Greater Middlesex caught every game and positioned himself Trump National Golf Club in Washington, do my best," he said. Coaches Summer Baseball League's Mid- well for the spring season. D.C., from July 30 to Aug. 2. Mody first became familiar when, as an 8- dlesex County Division. At the plate, left-handed hitting Danny The 16-year-old, who resides in the year-old, he would accompany his father Sid The Vikings managed to play 12 of their Giampietro, an outfielder who bats lead- Monmouth Junction section of the township, on trips to the driving range. Soon, Curren 15 scheduled games despite several early off, distinguished himself, as did hard-hit- earned the trip to picked up a club, season postponements, and they edged ting Dan Tesser. Trump with a playoff while his dad taught South Plainfield High School for the crown. "It was tough because we had to play a victory in the June 25 him the game. By the In the playoffs, however, South lot of games in a short period, but our guys Junior PGA Champi- time he was 10, the Brunswick fell, 5-3, to Perth Amboy High got the job done," Hendricks said. "Some- onship Qualifier at younger Mody started School. Coach C.J. Hendricks' team also times they had to play different positions, the Rossmoor Golf competing in tourna- qualified for the state Mattingly (17U) but they found ways to win games. And Club in Monroe. ments. playoffs, where they fell to Manalapan the experience will help them and our pro- After 18 holes, he Among his high- High School. Nevertheless, it was a suc- gram in the spring." was tied with Erick lights are the New cessful campaign that saw the Vikings win Because South Brunswick had so Alon«o of Haworth, Jersey Junior cham- their last six league games. many players in its program, the Vikings as both players fired pionship in 2011, and "Unfortunately we didn't have much fielded a second 17U squad, known as the off rounds of 69. the New Jersey PGA success in the playoffs, but our guts Black team, to keep those players on the Mody sank a birdie to Junior title and the showed what they can do," said Hen- field and prepare them for next spring. The win the playoff hole NJSIAA Prep A dricks, who also leads South Brunswick's Black team finished up with a 3-9 mark. and the title. The Tournament crown freshman team. "I think we have enough In addition, the Vikings put together a tournament was in- last year. He also fin- talent and experience to compete in the 14U team composed of incoming fresh- terrupted by rain after ished second at the [Greater Middlesex Conference] Red Di- men, as well as members of this past eight holes, and play Philly Junior at Turtle vision next season." spring's freshmen contingent. Hendricks resumed the follow- Creek. Thus far in The coach noted that early rain forced noted that the 14U team enjoyed a strong ing day in oppressive 2013, Mody has won his team to play several games each week, campaign and went on to win the state heat. Clearly, it did the Swing Against and he heralded the pitching staff that in- Babe Ruth championship. not affect Mody. Cancer Peddie Invita- "I was hitting the tional and he finished ball pretty well all third in the NJSIAA day, and that put me Prep A tournament. SPORT SHORTS in a position to win," Mody, who owns he wd. "In regula- a 3.85 GPA, is hoping Jersey Intensity Softball tryouts will be held for the following age groups: tion, 1 hit 16 greens to eventually con- •10U/12U — Aug. 6, 6-7:30 p.m. for pitchers and catchers at the ballpark, 5100 As- out of 18, and that Curren Mody ^^ ^ career in col. bury Road, Wall; Aug. 7, 5:30 p.m. at Bert Willis Field, 808 Old Corlies Ave., Nep- gave me several lege, preferably at an tune; Aug. 11,10 a.m. at Bert Willis Field. birdie opportunities and I ended up getting Ivy League school. If he continues to im- •14U/16U/18U — Aug. 6, 7:30-9 p.m. for pitchers and catchers at the ballpark; Aug. four of them." prove, Mody said turning professional might 8, 5:30 p.m. at Bert Willis Field; Aug. 11,5 p.m. at Bert Willis Field. Preparation was a key to Mody's win. one day be an option. Fill out the tryout form on the website www.jerseyintensity.com. Not only does he hit long off the tee and In the meantime, he works daily to im- For more information, call the ballpark at 732-919-1275 or email [email protected]. have a soft touch on the green, he spent the prove his game and will be competing in a The Jersey Intensity organization is a Junior Olympic softball program affiliated with two weeks prior to the tournament practic- variety of tournaments throughout the sum- PGF, ASA, NSA, USSSA and the PONY organizations. ing at Rossmoor every day. Prior to the Jun- mer. His favorite courses are Royce Brook ior PGA, Mody was struggling with his Country Club in Hillsborough, which he con- Frankie Montecalvo and Gunnar Jeannette of Bayshore Racing continued their game and spent some time working with siders his "home," the Hidden Creek Golf podium finishing streak in the European Le Mans Series at the 3 Hours of Red Bull Ring Jason Carbone, the head pro at the Baltusrol Club in Egg Harbor Township and Baltusrol. in Austria. The American duo finished third during the third round of the series on July 14. Golf Club in Springfield. Until the age of 12, Mody also played base- Montecalvo and Jeannette, co-drivers of the No. 53 Ram Racing Ferrari 458 Italia, "]Carbone] gave some tips and helped ball, but he gave it up to concentrate on golf. were part of another double-podium finish for Ram Racing. Matt Griffin and Johnny me get my game together," the youngster "I had to pick one and I picked golf," he Mowlem, co-drivers of the No. 52 Ram Racing Ferrari 458 Italia, won the three-hour event. said. "It was a big help." said. "I just love to play." This is the second victory for Ram Racing this season. Jeannette qualified the Ferrari in sixth place and was first to pilot the racing machine. Nursing a fractured left tibia, Jeannette powered his way through the field to gain five po- sitions during his stint. Jeannette completed the first 79 minutes of the race and was run- How to get your sports news in the paper ning a race-high of second before turning over the car to Montecalvo. If you would like your sports news published, please submit a press release at least Montecalvo was strong in his double stint and maintained a 20-second lead over his two weeks in advance of an event such as team registration or tryouts. closest competitor. Working against tough competition in the form of Ferrari factory driver Results of youth games and tournaments may also be submitted, as well as collegiate Andrea Bertolini, Montecalvo held strong to his position and was passed for the second po- news about former high school athletes. sition with approximately 30 minutes remaining on the race clock. Remarkably, Jeannette Give complete information, such as dates, full names of players and coaches, towns the and Montecalvo used a single set of Michelin tires for the entire race. team represents, and a name and contact information that may be published in the paper. Following three third-place finishes this season, Montecalvo and Jeannette are second Press releases may be submitted by email to sports@»mnews.com, by fax to in the LMGTE drivers' championship points standings. l?-2 780-4192. or by mail to Tim Morris, Sports. Greater Media Newspapers, P.O. Next up for Bayshore Racing of Keasbey in Woodbridge is the fourth round of the five- 950. Manalapan, NJ 07726. race European Le Mans Series. Montecalvo and Jeannette head to Hungary for the Hun- Information cannot be taken over the phone. garoring in September. August 1,2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL. 25 Johny Rock, I Luv The Nitelife take New Jersey Preps at Meadowlands GistCloud ohny Rock and I Luv the Nitelife, both All seven fillies will face off in the fi- offspring of Rocknroll Hanover, turned nals. The stakes record of 1:50 by Put On A Jin winning performances in stakes preps Show will be on the line. 'Intermedia Press Releases' on July 27 at the Meadowlands. 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En- 609-406-0600x24 • [email protected] in the stretch and holding on for a nose vic- trymates Emeritus Maximus and Wake Up tory in the $20,000 Miss New Jersey Prep, Peter, both sons of Rocknroll Hanover, the first race. made a bid in the stretch with Emeritus The Chris Ryder trainee picked up her Maximus edging out Wake Up Peter. Georgetown University Study Finds seventh win in eight starts this year. Tim Johny Rock ($13), trained by John Tetrick guided her to a win in 1:50.3. Butenschoen, posted his second win with The only mar on the filly's record this year two seconds and one third in 10 starts this was a third-place finish — a half-length back year. His career totals include seven wins, IT Certificate pays off — in the $150,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes six seconds and one third from 20 attempts. Final on June 1. That race was won by Ms He has now banked $270,000 for William Caila J Fra, and Jerseylicious was second. 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BUSTER SOAP DISPENSERS dardbred trainers have been selected Fanning, a 2013 graduate of St. Rose •»• THE COOLEST SOAP DISPENSERS OF ALL TIME Tto receive the 2013 Standardbred High School in Belmar, will be heading to 1ST 2.000 FANS ALL AGES Breeders & Owners Association of New The Richard Stockton College (Galloway) Jersey (SBOANJ) Scholarships. in the fall to study environmental sciences Caroline Fanning will receive a $5,000 with a focus on communications. award, while John McDermott and Nicole In high school, Fanning received var- Coyne will each take home $1,500. sity letters in soccer, track and lacrosse, Plus Tkirsty Tkumfay witk$l drafts Intke U/RCTTTrap! The recipients were honored in cere- and she was voted Best Sense of Humor monies in the Meadowlands Racetrack's and Prom Queen. winner's circle on July 26. McDermott was a four-year honor roll "We are pleased to be helping three out- student at the Academy for the Advance- standing students who are continuing their ment of Science and Technology in Hack- education and are the children of leading ensack. He played junior varsity football, trainers in New Jersey," said SBOANJ varsity basketball and took part in the Aug8 7:05 Domonic Brown XL T-shirts (1st 2,000 fans 18+) President Tom Luchento in a press release. Model United Nations. Aug9 7:05 Post-game FIREWORKS "All three are good students, active in He is heading to the University of their communities and involved in harness Florida. Despite his high school years AuglO 7:05 First Saturday Summer FIREWORKS racing." spent at a science academy, his economics Fanning, 18, is the daughter of Tom and courses have lured him into the world of Aiigll 5:05 BlueClaws Team Posters (1st 2,000 fans) Moira Fanning of Jackson. Her sister, business, which will be his major. 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North Brunswick's #1 Broker -u 732-297-0600*1582 Rt 130 North North Brunswick's Transit Village Is it better to buy first or sell first? he American dream isn't dead; like session of your new house before leaving is about to become a reality previous generations, families have your current one, or even worse, can't find Tand will continue to seek a place of what you're looking for, you'll need tem- or years one has driven up and their own. porary housing. Can you afford a short- down the Route ] northeast corri- With Orange Key Realty's knowledge term rental, and what will you do with Fdor in North Brunswick and seen a and experienced sales associates you will your furniture while you're waiting? large sign on the old Johnson & John- be guided toward the right decision for Buy first son property stating "Imagine a Train • If you've found a home with unbeliev- Station Here!" Well, the wait is finally you. over. The New Jersey Transit station in When a hermit crab decides it's time able features in a great neighborhood at an "Worth Brunswick is about to become a for a new home, it scopes out a new shell awesome price, the pressure is on. You re- reality. before vacating its current accommoda- ally want this dream home, so in this case, All homeowners and businesses in tion. you may have to buy before selling. North Brunswick and surrounding areas Princeton Junction and Jersey Avenue is But for homeowners, the process is not • If the local real estate market is hot, stand to benefit by the new Transit Vil- the longest gap between stations on the so easy. you might feel safer buying first." lage. Construction has already started Northeast Corridor Line. This new sta- Whether you buy a new home before "It's probably a safe bet your home tion will fill the gap. on this project, which will include retail selling your current one — or the other will sell fast, as quality inventory is low, and residential development, loft-style "Gloria Zastko, Realtors is a propo- nent of this project and we are thrilled way around — the choice of what to do unless it's out of step with its neighbors. If living, mega shopping, and smart it's a fixer, or if it's the best home in the growth, all surrounding a train station. to see it become a reality. We feel this first comes down to which option makes For additional information, visit will be a tremendous asset to North you the most comfortable. neighborhood, it may sit or sell below ask- www.ourtowncenter.info. Brunswick as well as all of the sur- "Both have pros and cons," states Ofir ing price. The sales associates at Orange The new station, with its 1,000-foot- rounding communities. In fact, many Hillel, broker/owner of Orange Key Re- Key Realty will walk you through each long platform, will handle 12-car train North Brunswick residents will be able alty. step of the process in order to minimize sets, and it will be the first NJ Transit to walk to the Village to do shopping Here are some to consider: any setbacks," states Michael Matthews, station on the Northeast corridor since and to catch a train right into New York Sell first broker/owner. "Some families handle risk Secaucus Junction in 2003 and Hamil- City or Philadelphia," stated Gloria Za- better than others. What kind and how stko, owner of Gloria Zastko. Realtors, • When you know what your current itenin 1999. home has sold, you can zero in on exactly much depends on your circumstances." From south to north, the station North Brunswick. Gloria Zastko, Realtors is located at what you can afford in your next one. 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"We are for- office and continue to provide top-notch tunate to have someone with Josephine's real estate services to our clients." Edwards uncompromising drive for excellence and has been in the real estate industry since Swati Mankikar track-record of performance join the man- 1991 and a licensed broker since 2005. A Hvti.'hir' Associate T agement team at Weichert's East Brunswick longtime resident of Monmouth County, I Authentic new stucco, 4BR/2.5b Colonial Oaks custom home I features Andersen windows and majestic two-story entry. The office," said Waters. "She brings outstand- she is the married mother of two boys and I upgraded kitchen offers granite counters and floors, and opens to ing experience, tangible results and a pro- holds a bachelor's degree in languages I the great room Enjoy the sunroom year-round with views ot I grounds or fireplace Spacious master suite, new HVAC. fessional, client focused approach that has from Brooklyn College. 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gallon. And this is on top of a federal gas tax of 18.4 cents per gallon and any county and city taxes that may apply- But will less-volatile gas prices give consumers the itch to jump with back into big cars and trucks with the same vigor as they did back in Sharon Peters the early 2000s? Not likely. Con- sumers, perhaps numbed by the rollercoaster behavior of fuel prices Sparked for life? over the past five or six years, don't Are there really, as my brother insists, "life- seem to be particularly reactive to time" sparkplugs these days? even relatively major swings these^ days. Q A one-dollar variation in gasoline Sort of, if not exactly. For quite some time most prices can be expected to account for * manufacturers have recommended changing just a 0.7 difference in small car A • spark plugs — most often of the traditional sales at the one end of the new-vehi- copper sort — every 15,000 to 40,000 miles (depending cle spectrum and a 0.5 percent dif- on carmaker and model) to keep performance at its best ference in full-size pickup truck and to ensure you're not caught off-guard with a car that sales at the other, according to a won't turn over. There are, however, also long-life spark study conducted by the research plugs, often platinum, double platinum or indium plugs, company Experian Automotive in that cost a little more and that can function well for up to Schaumburg, 111. 100,000 miles. Pump breaks Experts say the hottest-selling There have been so many auto safety recalls in Motorists are catching a break this summer segments in the auto business should * the last couple of years, and I know there have with modestly cheaper continue to be fuel-efficient small Q • been fines issued against carmakers that haven't fuel costs, though prices will still vary and midsize cars and crossover fessed up fast enough to the feds. What's the SUVs (including compact mode"isy, "timely," reporting timeframe, according to the law? greatly from one region to another. which together account for around two-thirds of all new-vehicle sales. By Jim Gorzelany costs in the U.S.), will average Manufacturers must notify the National High- Meanwhile, the large car market, CTW Features $107.50 per barrel this summer, which dropped from 5.8 percent of * way Traffic Safety Administration within five which would be around $ 1.50 less • days of determining that there is a known safety the market in 2008 to 3.5 percent last A ~% T acationers should continue to than it was during the same period year, is anticipated to further deflate defect or that the vehicle doesn't comply with federal % / see some welcome relief at motor vehicle safety standards. The car manufacturer is in 2012. to just 2.7 percent by 2015, accord- the pump between now and also required by law to promptly conduct a recall. Of course, gasoline prices con- ing to the research company R.L. Labor Day as gasoline prices are ex- Recalls are not rare; fines, however, are definitely not tinue to vary by region, often wildly. Polk in Southfield Mich. pected to be more affordable — al- For example, those living in levied every day. Large pickup truck sales, which In the decades since the National Traffic and Motor beit nominally — than they've been Chicago suffered the highest prices Vehicle Safety Act was enacted in 1966 and the Depart- in the last three summers. in the nation this spring despite siz- enjoyed modest increases during ment of Transportation's NHTSA was given the authority Retail gas prices are anticipated able drops elsewhere in the country. 2012, should continue to rally, to establish safety standards and to require manufacturers to average $3.63 a gallon during this Those living on the West Coast will though gas prices are not expected to to recall vehicles that have safety-related defects or don't summer's driving season, according likely see the highest gas prices dur- be a major factor. According to <&e meet safety standards, more than 390 million cars, trucks, to the Short Term Energy Outlook ing this year's vacation season with Wall Street Journal, the economic re- buses, recreational vehicles, motorcycles and mopeds compiled by the U.S. Energy Infor- the EIA predicting an average of covery — particularly in the housing have been recalled. mation Administration in Washing- $3.89 a gallon, while residents of the sector — is driving pickup sales, There have also been recalls on 46 million tires, 66 ton, D.C. This figure is slightly Gulf Coast will enjoy the lowest fuel with builders and contractors, pun- million pieces of motor vehicle equipment, and 42 mil- below the $3.69 figure recorded last costs at an average of $3.47. At that, ished by the drop in new-home lion child safety seats because of safety defects. year and the average $3.71 in sum- gasoline will still tend to cost more building caused by the economic In 2010 Toyota paid $48.8 million in fines (a record) mer of 2011. in larger U.S. cities where pricier crash of 2008, now meeting a pent- for its handling of pedal entrapment issues and other is- This sunny forecast is based summer-blend fuel is mandated for up demand to replace old vehicles. sues. And at the end of 2012, Toyota was ordered to pay environmental reasons. Pickups will further enjoy a boost about $17.5 million for not promptly recalling Lexus ve- largely on an expected decline in crude oil prices combined with with redesigned versions of the hicles when it learned the floor mat could jam the gas What's more, gasoline taxes vary Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pedal and cause the car to accelerate. higher gasoline inventory levels and from state to state, further affecting a continuing drop in demand due to and the updated Toyota Tundra later Other carmakers have been levied lesser fines for the price. Though the average state this year, followed by a new version safety-related problems. increased small-car sales and other gasoline tax is 23.5 cents per gallon, factors. The EIA predicts the price of the segment leading Ford S © CTW Features Alaska and Georgia charge just eight during 2014. E-mail [email protected]. of Brent crude oil (a benchmark cents per gallon, and California that's tied to wholesale gasoline charges a whopping 38.2 cents per © CTW Features 32 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com August 1,2013

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