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M Eet Your Merchants Seraphs Roll 1-800-660-4ADS N E W J E R S E Y G U N L A M eet Your Seraphs roll Run ‘til It Sells! Mater Dei gets their first win Now Add A Photo! $4 5 Merchants AUTOMOTIVE CLASSIFIED of the season Find out what your local businesses have to offer (each additional line $7.00) some restrictions apply P a g e 2 8 1-800-660-4ADS Serving Aberdeen, Hazlet, Holmdel, Keyport, Matawan and Middletown SEPTEMBER 22,1999 4 0 c e n ts VOLUME 29, NUMBER 38 Residents angered e ve r lack of parking Mayor says problem nance, which was designed to address safety issues, “will most will only get worse certainly cause a reduction in the at train station number of parking spaces avail­ able in the area.” BY CATHERINE I. AUMACK Herschman, who addressed his Staff Writer concerns at the Sept. 7 council meeting, said that one of the rea­ esidents are crying foul sons he moved to Matawan sever­ as the Matawan Borough al years ago “was the availability Council considers an Rordinance that could further oflimit the train station as a way of commuting to my job in the city.” the availability of commuter He said he was shocked to find parking near the Matawan Train Station. that the waiting list for a space in the local commuter lot was Since its introduction on May 18, the proposed ordinance has “almost 10 years.” Herschman then began a per­ received poor reviews from local sonal odyssey to find parking and commuters as well as from busi­ began knocking on doors asking ness owners and residents in the if he could rent space in residen­ train station area. AUGUSTO F. MENEZES tial driveways. According to Matawan resi­ Students at the New School on Middle Road in Holmdel had a lesson in participatory government Continued on page 18 last week when they held a protest against a proposed 7-Eleven and Citco gas station at the cor­ dent Gil Herschman, the ordi­ ner of Laurel Avenue and Middle Road in Holmdel. See page 7. New Jersey gun laws W ater restriction s m ay be lifted United Water companies are all The 1999 drought was the 3 water companies asking customers to conserve third state water emergency still recovering and to boil water for health safe­ declared in the last 14 years. In from flooding ty reasons,” O’Donnell added. September 1995 and April 1985, “Those companies need to con­ water emergencies were de­ BY M ARY DEMPSEY serve right now so there is clared in the state and lasted Staff Writer enough water for the people who approximately a month and a live and work in those areas half each. he rains over the last affected by the flooding.” The 1999 drought was the three weeks have Her announcement came on worst drought in history for New prompted one state the heels of the DEP’s easing of Jersey farmers since record Tagency to consider advisinglocal water restrictions after keeping began, according to the Gov. Christie Whitman to end recent rains replenished area National Oceanographic and the drought emergency order she water supplies. Atmospheric Administration. issued last month. “Because the weather is cool­ Earlier this month, the DEP s tragedy after tragedy Can Tony Soprano just walk “We have enough rain in the er, usage is down and rain is reservoirs and we will recom­ announced it would not lift the of gun-related violence into a gun store in Middletown forecast, moderate relief from statewide water restrictions. unfolds in our country, on the spur of the moment and mend the drought emergency be the restrictions is in order,” lifted soon,” state Department of Whitman declared the Amore and more Americanscharge are a .45-caliber Colt to his Mark Smith, DEP deputy com­ Environmental Protection statewide drought emergency voicing their opinions about MasterCard? missioner and drought coordina­ after the lack of rain and the Is there a limit on the number spokeswoman Loretta O’Don­ guns and gun laws. nell said yesterday. tor, said in a press release last high temperatures resulted in Many say we need more of guns you can own? The DEP has not yet made its week. lower than normal water levels Is it legal for your 12-year- laws. Others say the laws we recommendation to Whitman The relaxed water usage throughout the state. old to have a gun? have not only are adequate, but BB because three water companies restrictions primarily affected She also ordered all state In the following special in New Jersey are too restrictive in the state are slowly recovering lawn and golf course watering, agencies to immediately stop and confusing. report starting on page* 19, from the floods brought by slightly increasing water-use Greater Media Newspapers watering lawns and washing But how much does the aver­ Hurricane Floyd last week. allowances. The revised restric­ vehicles. age New Jersey resident know takes a look at these laws and “Elizabethtown Water, New tions were scheduled to be in about our state’s gun laws? some of the issues behind, them. Jersey-American Water and effect until Oct. 31. 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MENEZES a petition signed by 300 residents in the • Editorials .... .Page 10 DRIVING AGAINST DRUGS — Dawn Taute (I), a Raritan High School senior neighborhood surrounding the soccer • Entertainment. .Page 34 and member of the Teen Institute of the Garden State, takes 8-year-old Connor field site that was under consideration. Monaghan, also of Hazlet, for a thrill ride during the Kmart Kids Race Against “We’ve stopped the project dead,” •Letters........... .Page 10 Drugs event at the Route 35 and Bethany Road store on Saturday.
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