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THURSDAY, JUNE 13,2013 Sentinel pmncws.com North Brunswick • South Brunswick S. Brunswick board denies Chabad proposal

By KATHY CHANG Staff Writer he Chabad Jewish Center on Riva Av- enue may have to remain as is. TThe South Brunswick Zoning Board of Adjustment voted 6-1 against the reno- vation and expansion of the center on June 6 after four meetings of testimony from the applicant and the public. "The negatives outweigh the benefits," board member Ken Biernan said. The applicant, who has been in the area for 10 years, sought waivers for several township zoning regulations, one of which involved the size of the lot on which Chabad was seeking to build. The site, which is in a rural residential zone, is a 1.5-acre lot; however, houses of worship must be on a minimum of 3 acres, according to township ordinance. Board member Bharat Patel said he was dissatisfied with the applicant's traffic re- STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER ERIC SUCAR port. Keith Wlosek of Somerset offers some affection to Ernie during the second annual Super Cat Adoption event held by the North Brunswick "There is too much for this lot," he said, Humane Association at Our Lady of Peace in North Brunswick on June 8. More photos, see page 10. questioning testimony that traffic would not be a problem. Elizabeth Dolan, professional traffic en- gineering expert for the applicant, said that History envelops professional re-enactor peak times were studied and the traffic im- While participating in one living-history pro- the American Revolution with a re-enactment pact of the expansion would be relatively By CLARE MARIE CELANO low. Dolan said she did not study the traffic Staff Writer gram, she met and subsequently married fel- organization, and working as one of the in- low re-enactor John Niemiec in 2008. terpreters at Morristown National Historical along Route 130. ome folks read about history; others live Niemiec's "impressions" range from Ancient Park while I was in college." The applicant proposed a 13.904-square- it on a regular basis. Take Stacy Flora Rome to World War II. foot building. The upper floors would hold Roth, who spends a good part of her By then, she was hooked. S Roth lives the part of re-enactor with In the 1970s, there was quite a bit of re- a 77-seat sanctuary, two classrooms that week living, breathing, researching and im- grace as well as guts, teaching others through sistance, both in the museum field and aca- each had a 25-person capacity, an office and mersing herself in history for audiences in her programs and dressing the part. To Roth, a bathroom. The lower level would have a various venues. demia, against first-person interpretation, this means donning layers of heavy historical Roth said. She embarked on a quest to dis- 79-seat multipurpose room and a kitchen. A She carries "rations" — or food, to today's clothing in summer and cooking over a hot home for Rabbi Levi Azimov was proposed consumers — in a haversack, totes machin- cover what the best interpreters and sites did fire even in the warmest to "engage rather than enrage their visitors." to be 6,848 square feet. ery used for welding, can cook a meal with- See months of the year — living Azimov testified at a previous meeting out electricity, and can pretty much answer Roth observed programs, interpretation and related life as it was hundreds of visitor reactions at many museums and historic about the activities that occur at the Chabad. any question thrown at her in regard to Amer- years ago. He said that services, classes and social pro- ican history. story, sites around the country, and interviewed more page 25 "Ever since I was young, gramming attract around 15 to 25 people Roth, of Burlington County, is a re-enac- than 100 first-personinterpreters . Her research I've had a fascination with led to the publication of a book, "Past Into per activity, and that major holidays attract tor and historical interpreter, devoting much the past," Roth said. "I enjoyed books, tele- up to 70 people. of her adult life to the study, art and practice Present: Effective Techniques for First-Person vision programs, films and plays that por- Historical Interpretation." Under the direction of Thomas Kelso, of interpreting history. trayed life in earlier times. Throughout my attorney for the applicant, professional She enjoyed her role as volunteer re-en- Over the past two decades, first-person school years, I was fortunate to have teachers character interpretation and historical re-en- planner Christine Nazzano-Cofone testified actor so much that she, along with business who employed what would today be termed that variances were granted for the site in partner David Emerson, launched a business actment have grown and evolved. 'living history' techniques. "No practitioner has ever claimed that 1968 to allow for a boarding house, and called History on the Hoof in 1993. Their again in 1975 to allow for a beauty salon. troupe offers a variety of educational pro- "In my mid-teens, the first-person histor- these methods were the only way to teach his- ical interpretation program at Morristown Na- This provided no detriment to the area, she grams on themes in American history. tory. However, simulating history in three-di- said. tional Historical Park inspired me to take my mensions is a wonderful way to help visualize But re-enacting continues to be a hobby, interest in history to the next level by simu- and she often portrays a male fife player. and imagine the world of the past," Roth said. lating it, participating in the Bicentennial of (Continued on page 6) (Continued on page 23) 2 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • ivmv.gmnews.com June 13,2013 More Gifts For Dad Than Anyplace in Town!

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STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER ERIC SUCAR A golfer takes a shot from a fairway at the Shark River Golf Course in Neptune. The course is among eight operated by the Monmouth County Park System. Monmouth County courses open to all golfers for a fee

By ANDREW SWEENEY chase of the card. The automated tee-time A warm-up range, along with a short-game termediate golf clinics. It has a USGA course Staff Writer reservation system allows golf card holders to area, is available for an additional fee. rating of 73 and a slope rating of 126. The cost reserve a tee time up to a week in advance for Those who are not cardholders are now re- of play ranges from $20 to $60, depending on he 2013 golf season is open to all resi- $3. quired to make their reservations no more than the status of the cardholder. dents and nonresidents in Monmouth "The regular golf card allows nonresidents two days in advance for the prepaid and non- • Pine Brook Golf Course, located in Man- County, with eight unique courses to T access to the reservation system, but nonresi- refundable reservation fee. The price to play at alapan at 1 Covered Bridge Blvd., is an 18- choose from. dent rates apply," Livingstone said. "The full Charleston Springs ranges from $24 to $70, hole, par-61 course that measures 4,168 yards. "On average, there are over 18,000 card- privilege card allows access to the reservation depending on time of play and status of card- It has a USGA rating of 59.8 and a slope rating holders each year," said Karen Livingstone, system, and nonresidents can enjoy resident holder. of 93. public information officer with the Monmouth rates at all Monmouth County golf courses." • Hominy Hill Golf Course is located at 92 There is a new junior-friendly course that County Park System. The courses include the following: Mercer Road in Colts Neck. The 7,049-yard offers a $7 matinee fee for children up to age Interested golfers are required to purchase • Bel-Aire Golf Course is located at 3120 course has a USGA rating of 73.8 and a slope 12 with a paid adult. It will cost golfers $14 to a Monmouth County golf card in person at any Allaire Road in Wall Township. The parks sys- rating of 135. It contains more than 130 sand $24 to play. park system course during the golf season, tem revamped the old 18th hole with new ob- bunkers, a golf center, Golf Handicap and In- • Shark River Golf Course is located at 320 with two valid forms of identification at time of stacles and introduced a new nine-hole, formation Network (GHIN)-approved handi- Old Corlies Road in Neptune. The par-71 purchase. For nonresidents, a valid driver's li- par-three course, which does not require reser- cap accessibility, locker room with showers course, measuring 6,457 yards, has a USGA cense is acceptable. vations. and a 1-mile walking trail. course rating of 70.3 and a slope rating of 130. The one-year Monmouth County golf card Pricing to play at Bel-Aire ranges from $ 13 New to the course is the 'Tee-It-Forward" The price to play on the Shark River course for adults (age 21-64) and senior citizens (age to $32, depending on card-holding status and marker that allows players to tee off from a ranges from $19 to $60. 65 and over) is $44 for all residents and non- time of play. The nine-hole will run $9 to $16. comfortable position based on their skill levels. Club and golf cart rentals are available at residents, while the two-year card is $75. • Charleston Springs Golf Course is located Depending on time and status of the card- all Monmouth County golf courses. The junior golf card (for those up to age 20) at 101 Woodville Road in Millstone and is split holder, the cost to play ranges from $30 to $72. Matinee hours are offered weekdays after 2 will cost $ 19 for all residents and nonresidents. into two courses: the North Course, which has • Howell Park Golf Course, located at 405 p.m. and weekends after 3 p.m. through Oct. 6. Based at $350, the full-privilege card is a United States Golf Association (USGA) rat- Squankum-Yellowbrook Road in Farming- After visiting any Monmouth County golf available for adults or senior citizens who are ing of 73.4 and a slope rating of 126, and the dale, is a par-72 course, measuring 6,964 course to purchase a card, prospective golfers not county residents. South Course, which measures 6,953 yards, yards. may make a tee-time reservation by calling There will be immediate access to the tele- with a USGA rating of 73.2 and a slope rating The course includes a warm-up range and 732-758-8383 or by visiting www.mon- phone and online reservation system upon pur- of i25. practice green, while offering beginner and in- mouthcountygolf.org.

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A Greater Media Newspaper www.facebook.com/GM.NSBSentinel 4 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com June 13,2013 MEDICAL CAREERS BEGIN HERE South Brunswick teens win Train ONLINE for Allied Health and Medical Management. congressional art contest Job placement assistance. Computer and Financial Aid By KATHY CHANG "I am so happy and really proud," she if qualified. SCHEV authorized. Staff Writer said. SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Some say Friedman and Galang said they are Call 888-220-5975 luck, whether it is bad or good, comes in proud of each other and their school as a threes. South Brunswick High School can whole. www.CenturaOnline.com now say that they have experienced the "It was great because since we are all in good luck of threes. the same class, we were able to see the For the first time, works in progress of three pieces of artwork each piece of artwork," by three South Friedman said. Centura Brunswick High School Dianne Belnay, vi- students placed first, sual arts teacher and Ad- COLLEGE second and third in the vanced Placement annual Congressional Portfolio teacher at the Art Competition run by school, said 19 students the office of U.S. Rep. from the high school Georgetown University Study Finds Rush Holt (D-l 2). submitted pieces into More than 100 stu- the competition. dents from 22 schools "We submitted a lot of photography," she IT Certificate pays off across central New Jer- "Self Portrait Under Cover sey entered the contest. said, adding that she Holt visited the school on June 3 to con- was proud of all her stu- gratulate the students. dents. more than Degree "This is really special," he said. "This Students were able to submit pieces of Read the article at PCAGE.edu or call 888-960-8876 was all done by professional judges who art in various categories, including painting, work blindly. ... They only saw the piece of drawing, collage, print, mixed media, com- artwork. The name and puter-generated art and Become a Microsoft, CompTIA school was taken off the photography. piece while they were Two other South WGE & Cisco certified IT professional judging the pieces." Brunswick High School Jody Friedman's students placed in the Career Institute in just 9 months at PC AGE "Well-Worn" received competition. Consumer disclosures at PCAGE.edu/discIosures top place and will be Emily Charniga's displayed in the halls of piece, "She Told Me To the U.S. Capitol. Go Home and Paint My Friedman, a senior, Face," won first place said the work was done m (he computer-gener- when the drapery con- aied art category, and cept was taught in her Anna Rose Waniako's art class. "Day Dreamin' " won "I was really happy third place in the paint- when I found out," she Friendship is Contagious ing category. said. "This is an impor- South Brunswick tant piece, and it is sentimental because I High School Principal drew my mother's casual jean jacket. It's al- Peter Varela said he was ecstatic when he ways there, so I decided to draw it." heard the results. Friedman will travel with her family "Our students work so hard in various down to Washington, D.C., on June 26 for a areas," he said. 'These students are excel- ceremony to watch her lent artists, and it is a testa- painting, along with the ment to their skill and other 435 or so paintings natural ability. We can teach from high school students and supply them with so around the country, be hung much, but it really comes up in the U.S. Capitol. down to these students as The other top finishers individuals. I am very proud — second-place "Friendship of them." is Contagious" by Katarine Belnay said that in the Ronquillo and third-place past, the school had students "Self Portrait Under Cover" here and there win one of by Rachellanne Galang — the awards. In 2000 and will be displayed in Holt's 2004, pieces of artwork offices in New Jersey and from South Brunswick High Washington, D.C. School were hung in the Galang said the concept "Well-Worn Capitol. of her piece is a childhood memory, where she drew herself under her Contact Kathy Chang at blanket that provided security and imagina- kchang© gmnews .com. Daddy, I love you Daddy! tions during that time. For all that you do I'll kiss you and hug you Thanks for being the best dad ever! Cause you love me too You feed me and need me to teach you to play. And thanks for letting us watch Toy Story So smile 'cause I love you every single day. Jamesburg to sponsor trip to AC Happy 1st Father's Day We love you so much! The Jamesburg Senior Citizens will host Tickets are $25 per person, payable by Love, Briana Faith xoxo Love your munchkins, Molly & Lucy a trip to the Taj Mahal casino, Atlantic City, cash or check. For reservations, call Sue on June 24. Kane at 732-251-8386. June 13,2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 5

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As a member of the organ- Geraldine Chadwick, Anthony Chadwick, Dave Cordts and Brian ization, Chadwick helps to Clark take part in a 4th New Jersey living-history event. educate the public by conduct- ing living-history programs and participating a cauldron and quilting in anticipation of the Stacy Rora Roth (center) marches during a re-enact...~...... ;:- Second Battle of soldiers returning to camp after battle. Trenton. Below: Roth participates In a Monmouth Battlefield event In 2004. in battle re-enactments. Chadwick usually plays the role of a She will prepare turkey or chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy for dinner, and eggs for "It takes them back. They have real schoolmarm or a farm wife. When she does her historical portrayals, she doesn't come breakfast, along with coffee cooked in a metal memories. We'll be chatting away, and pot over a fire. Re-enactor then sometimes it almost feels as though empty-handed — she brings along props to au- (Continued from page 1) they've forgotten they're not talking to thenticate the whole experience. Chadwick said what she likes most about someone in their 80s or 90s," she said. According to Chadwick, women wore re-enacting is educating the public. As Roth worked, researched and One of her programs, "Soldiers With- many layers of clothing, including underslips, "It's a hobby where I learn something new "lived" history, she earned a bachelor's out Guns: Women Defense Workers Dur- long underwear, a chemise, corset and a dress. at every event I attend," she said. degree in history at Kean University, ing World War II," features a "composite" And she goes the distance, wearing all of those Chadwick's husband Bob, along with her Union, and a Master of Library Science at fictional character she has created named layers for events, even in the "dog days of daughter Victoria and son Anthony, are also in- Rutgers University in New Brunswick, a Rosie Helen Niemiec. a shipyard worker summer." volved with the company. Being a re-enactor Master of Arts in American civilization at during World War II. Her character is Hence the need for what Chadwick called the University of Pennsylvania, and a vis- based on bits and pieces of real facts that attracts all ages, in- "fainting couches." cluding 24-year-old iting fellowship at Rutgers University. she has woven together. "Every home had one," Chadwick said. She has worked in living-history muse- Rob Simonelli Jr. of Roth said that while men were away "But women were the ones who used it. Men Helmetta, who dons ums and historical archives as an inter- fighting for their country, many women wore a shirt and pants and hat. Women had all preter, archivist, educator, exhibits his Civil War Union took on industrial jobs to do their part those layers to deal with. You get used to it, uniform, carries a person and interpretive trainer. for the war effort. though." Roth said her historical in- musket rifle and straps For this program, she brings Chadwick also brings table runners that she on a belt that contains terpretation in business is dif- "Home Front" items, a 1930s and other female re-enactors craft at events. ferent from her hobby. his bayonet holder, 'V^M^k hair dryer and objects used by 'They were used for more than covering ta- cap pouch and car- "I want my audience to , I MpB. shipyard workers. bles," she said. "They were used for spying have a great experience. I tridge box for powder I jr Roth often portrays and sending messages to family. Women chargers. have to anticipate what Molly Pitcher, and some- would craft symbols that sent messages to they want to know in rela- times a suffragette and a relay what was going on to family members Simonelli joined tion to the character 1 am temperance speaker for far away." the 4th New Jersey portraying," she said. prohibition. They were secret messages crafted though Company A volun- teers about a year ago. Roth has expanded her When preparing for a artwork. Rob Simonelli Jr. interpretation and artifact role. Roth immerses herself Chadwick talks about her role as farm wife A police dispatcher collecting up through the in the time period. For in- at various events and can also be seen cooking for Franklin Township, Somerset, and a Hel- mid-20th century. She stance, when she is readying over an open fire and washing clothes in large metta volunteer firefighter and EMT, he enjoys credits her husband, along herself for a World War II heated pots of water. the hobby and is planning on staying with it. with the late Delaware State program, Roth can be found "Carpet bags" are also on the list of objects "I have always been interested in history," Parks historian Lee Jennings, listening to Benny Goodman or Chadwick takes along to programs. Simonelli said. for her foray into this era. Tommy Dorsey, while reading "Women either carried a small pocketbook, Like Chadwick, Simonelli is also preparing "It is quite a unique experi- newspapers from the 1940s. which didn't hold much, or they carried 'carpet for his role in the Battle of Gettysburg re-en- ence to trot out a first-person charac- Roth said she could not imagine bags.' which held quite a bit, like clothing, if actment, where he will portray a soldier in bat- ter from this period in front of people who doing anything else. they were traveling, or a tea cup and some- tle. lived through the era," she said. Roth "I want my visitors to feel like old thing they baked if visiting a friend," she said. Participating in the volunteer group is more takes her program to various senior resi- friends," she said. "I want them to take Chadwick said she is excited about partic- than just a hobby to this young man, who said dences and enjoys the connection and par- away a message from my programs. Even ipating in the upcoming 150th anniversary of the re-enactors in the company have become ticipation of those she visits. if you're smaJl, but you do your bit and the Battle of Gettysburg in Pennsylvania, for "like a second family" to him. He added that "When I present my program to sen- your job, realize your importance and that which more than 10,000 re-enactors will be on he still gets excited every time he plays the iors who have lived through this era, we you're a small but important cog in a big hand. role. have neat conversations as they talk back wheel." The event, which takes place July 4-7. will "I get to teach history," he said. "I get to to me in role. have Chadwick cooking meals over a fire with live history and bring it all back to life." June 13,2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 7

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By KATHY CHANG church. The buildings would be 71,032 Staff Writer square feet. This included the main church SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Queen of 13,669 square feet, a Sunday school and St. Mary & Prince Tadros Coptic Orthodox multipurpose room of 20,916 square feet, a Church will have to find a new home. papal residency of 12,906 square feet, and a In a 7-0 vote on June 6, the township clergy education center of 23,541 square Dr. Max Sulla and Associates feet. Special Needs Patients Welcome • Invisalign Available Zoning Board of Adjustment denied an ap- plication for preliminary and final site plan The papal residency is designed as a approval for the church, citing traffic and hotel with 12 rooms. This residency would Pond View Professional Park (CR-537) be used about once a year, when Pope 122 Professional View Drive, environmental concerns. The vote brought applause from neigh- Tawadros II visits from Egypt. A monk Bldg. 100,2nd floor would live on the premises year-round. INITIAL COMPREHENSIVE VISIT bors and environmental advocates who ex- (For GPS Directions use 1101W. Main St.) pressed concerns over the size and location Board Chairman Marty Hammer said he (non-insured patients only) $160 732-625-8080' Fax: 732-625-8003 of the church, which was proposed for 15.7 found the proposed septic system trouble- FREE ORTHODONTIC CONSULTATION SOMERSET acres at 283-285 Davidsons Mill Road. The some. The applicant had proposed building its own septic system. FREE ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH 1313 Route 27 site is in a rural residential (RR) zone. 732-249-1010 «Fax: 732-220-0177 'Traffic is big on my mind along Fresh He said areas like the one in question do (at Initial Comprehensive Visit) EDISON Ponds Road.... It can't handle traffic now," not have public sewer systems because they We Work With Most Insurances 1656 Oak Tree Road board member Aarti Gupta said. 'There are are not meant for intense development. An- other problem, he said, is that the site is on www.tendersmiles.com 732-549-3773 J also so many environmental constraints that were hardly discussed." top of a major aquifer. With the potential for the congregation "If this was on the edge of the residential All-Star Cheerleading to grow to 225 families, Gupta said she was area, it may have been amenable," he said. & Tumbling Instruction not comfortable with the proposed location. Father Tadros Malaty previously said the The church is expected to serve 150 reason for the congregation's move to South Open to all ages families initially. Over time, it could see a Brunswick was simply that it needed a home. It has been holding services at hotels and ability levels maximum of 580 people. Board member Bharat Patel agreed with in Cranbury, Monroe, Helmetta and James- Gupta. burg, as well as at Spotswood High School. Located at Iron Crossf it at "This facility should be on a proper road. The applicant owns the property in South 832 Ridgewood Avenue, ... It can't be handled on a rural road," he Brunswick. said. North Brunswick Over the course of four meetings, the Contact Kathy Chang at kchang® gmnews. com. We are now offering: • Full-Year Competition Teams board heard testimony on the proposed • Summer Tumbling Classes • Stunting Clinics • 30-Hour Summer Cheer Camps • Private Lessons American Legion to hold golf tournament Visit our website at South Brunswick American Legion Post beer and soda, and dinner. The cost to attend Our instruction focuses on 401 will hold its first golf tournament on dinner only is $25. www.Steliar Al IStarsNJ .com flexibility, strength, endurance, Sept. 14 at the Bunker Hill Golf Course, Hole sponsorships are available. Phone: 732-735-9521 220 Bunker Hill Road, Princeton. To request an entry form, call at 732- safe progressions, and Email: The first tee-off will be at 9:15 a.m. 329-9861. Entry forms and money are due team bonding experiences. The cost for single golfers is $75, or by Aug. 30. [email protected] $300 for four people, which includes golf, Register now with a sibiing or a friend for discounts! Registration begins for skin cancer screening The South Brunswick Health Depart- South Brunswick Senior Center, 540 Ridge Pick Your O ment, in partnership with Saint Peter's Uni- Road, Monmouth Junction. versity Hospital, will hold a free skin cancer Register online beginning June 10 at screening for South Brunswick residents www.sbtnj.net by clicking on the "Health ERRL age 18 and older from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. July Department" link. 16 in the Saint Peter's University Hospital For more information, call Nancy Mobile Unit, which will be parked at the Mackay at 732-329-4000, ext 7258. OUR OWN American Legion to hold fluke tournament PICK YOUR - OWN SUGAR South Brunswick American Legion Post The cost is $55 per person. 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By KATHY CHANG The Tour de South Brunswick is a bicy- Staff Writer cle ride fundraiser for the Education Foun- SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Fifty-seven dation of South Brunswick Township Inc., a bikes, one sewing machine and one bag of nonprofit organization that funds programs soccer equipment. for South Brunswick public school students. That is what was collected during the This year, the riders raised $1,180. 15th annual Pedals for Progress Bicycle & Smith said a nice anecdote about the Sewing Machine Collection on June 2. partnership with the Tour de South Pedals for Progress, which is sponsored Brunswick this year involved Peter Rattien, by the South Brunswick Education Associ- assistant principal at Cambridge and Con- ation, collects used sewing machines, soc- stable Schools, who was all set to complete cer equipment and bicycles of all sizes. The the 10-mile ride with his 10-year-old son collections are then sent to developing na- Jacob when, partly into the ride, his tire tions, which have included Vietnam and blew out. Tanzania in the past. "Jacob completed the 10 miles with en- "The bikes are going to Costa Rica," ergy to spare," Smith said. Carol Kling (l-r), Devon Smith, Bhalrav Valera, Steven Schlff, Sue Berkey, Debbie Miller and said Devon Smith, a second-grade teacher Smith said Rattien donated his bike, and Conor Carr stand in front of bicycles collected during the annual Pedals for Progress at Constable Elementary School and organ- Aryan Shah, a second-grader at Constable drive, which was held June 2 in South Brunswick. izer of the event. School, followed suit by donating his bike This year, Pedals for Progress partnered after completing the 4-mile ride. with the third annual Education Founda- Pedals for Progress also raised $2,465 — tion's Tour de South Brunswick Bike Ride $2,000 of which was grant funding from the & Fun Walk. New Jersey Education Association. The ride featured three routes — a 4- Smith said she had to thank Steve Schiff, The Community mile family ride through a local neighbor- Debbie Miller, Carol Kling, Rita Haberthur, hood, a 10-mile ride through Dayton and Bhairav Valera, Mason Smith, Tanya That Treats Monmouth Junction, and a 25-mile Tour de Widen, Sue Berkey and Conor Carr for South Brunswick throughout all areas of the coming out to help. Also, she thanked B V. A K township. school custodians Thomas Rooney, Ben- (\ R i: i; K You Like FAMILY! 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This is what he of new schools. told the 450 or so sixth-grade students at The council's vote on the multifaceted Linwood Middle School as part of their issue was tied, and Womack made the de- studies of the United States government. ciding vote in favor of the train station. Zychowski joined Womack, North Zychowski, who is in his seventh year Brunswick Chief Municipal Judge E. as superintendent, said that he too works Mia Zlmmermann of South Brunswick Ronald Wright, Business Administrator with a group of elected officials — the will participate in the 2013 MuckFest MS Robert Lombard, and Parks, Recreation nine members of the Board of Education on June 15 to help create a world free of and Community Services Director Lou — to discuss and make decision on poli- multiple sclerosis. Ann Benson. cies and regulations. He said some people Principal Brian Brotschul invited the assume incorrectly that he reports to the township officials to speak to the sixth- mayor, while in fact he reports to the grade social studies classes that spent time Board of Education. studying the creation of the Constitution, Lombard said he has spent 13 years as the three branches of government and the the business administrator for North Bill of Rights. Most recently, they learned Brunswick. ANNIVERSARY about the state and local levels of govern- "I work on the municipal budget," he ment. said, adding that the mayor hires people Wright said that, as a judge, one has to like him to make important decisions on be patient and a good listener. In the cases where money should be spent. SAVINGS! that come before him, people's lives are at Benson said she oversees 502 acres of stake. parks and leisure areas in the township, Tremendous Savings All Month During June! "It is hard to make decisions," he said, and she is always working with her team adding that as a judge he must remain neu- to make the community a better place. tral. 'The position comes with many chal- Womack told the students that he is in lenges and rewards," she said. his ninth year of serving the residents of Benson said the students could achieve North Brunswick as mayor. He is also an their dreams and passions with a plan, attorney. using herself as an example. 'There are six council members and "I have had the privilege of carrying one mayor," he said. "It is run a little like the U.S. Olympic torch, I have run in 10 Congress, where laws are made. The best New York City marathons, and I partici- thing about being your mayor is working pated in the 60-mile Susan G. Komen with the people." Walk for breast cancer awareness," she Womack said he has a great team in the said. "I share this with you because each Township Council members and his ad- accomplishment was a focus and a com- ministration. mitment, which you should do every day "We work together, and there are dis- in the classroom." agreements," he said. The students applauded Benson's ac- Womack told the students about the complishments. North Brunswick to celebrate Indian cinema North Brunswick will hold its annual Poems must be 12 point, doublespaced on India's Independence Day celebration from 8.5 inch-by-11 inch paper. Largest Savings of the Year 10 a.m. to noon on Aug. 10 at North Three prizes will be awarded for each Brunswick Township High School, Raider category. Winners must be present during Road. the event on Aug. 10. Select entries will be 50% OFF i HOOKER In celebration. 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By ANDREW MARTINS With the return of Starland in sight, Vena Staff Writer said nearby businesses that continue to struggle could see an increase in business SAYREVILLE — School won't be the once the venue reopens. only thing returning in September. Live concerts will be back in session at the Star- "We know Starland brings a significant land Ballroom. — if not meaningful — economic impact to the Sayreville area," Vena said. "We're A preliminary list of concerts and talk looking forward to everyone affected in of the venue's intention to reopen its doors Sayreville getting their lives back to normal in a few months began making the rounds as soon as possible." on the concert venue's Facebook page on June 4. Recognizing the need for disaster pre- paredness, Vena said most of the materials "We knew from the moment the water used to make repairs will be waterproof. cleared that we would rebuild and that Star- land would open again," Starland Ballroom Important electrical systems will also be spokesman Jon Vena shielded from similar said. "All of the hard damage. A number of work, time and dedi- repairs incorporated cation put into it re- "We want it to be a waterproof materials Commander Gary Cooper (I) of the American ally puts this week's and shielded electrical Legion Post 401 of South Brunswick is part announcement as world-class facility." systems. of the committee that sponsored Kabir something special for "Modern technol- Boys State Thakral (l-r), Logan Germano and Andrew us." — Jon Vena ogy will come into Chi for the annual Jersey Boys State. spokesman play so that if water So far, the first an- were to come into the nounced concert will feature country music building in the future, Registration open artist Billy Currington we would really be BUSINESS BRIEFS on Sept. 7, though dates spanning multiple able to reduce the downtime and damage as for Vikings Playschool genres are currently listed through the end a result," Vena said. Hurel Corp., North Brunswick, an- of 2013. A number of improvements to sightlines nounced the appointment of James S. Mac- Applications are being accepted for for concert-goers are also slated to be ready Donald to the company's board of directors. "We wanted to make sure there was the South Brunswick High School something for everybody," Vena said. for Starland's reopening. MacDonald is the retired executive vice (SBHS) Little Vikings Playschool's Since superstorm Sandy ravaged the From adding a raised viewing platform president of preclinical development for the 2013-14 school year. opposite from the stage to using more com- Schering-Plough Research Institute, the coast and overflowed local waterways more The program is offered at SBHS three than seven months ago, the concert venue pact speakers that hang from the ceiling, pharmaceutical development arm of Scher- times a week, both in the morning and Vena said many more people will have a ing Corporation, where he spent 14 years on Jernee Mill Road — alongside the South afternoon. It runs from mid-October River — has been out of commission. better time seeing their favorite performers building one of the most acclaimed drug-de- through the end of May. on stage. velopment organizations in the world. The South River flooded substantially Children must be township residents during the Oct. 29 storm and incapacitated New bars, bathrooms and other ameni- A leader in in-vitro toxicology testing, in order to enroll. Parents must provide areas of Sayreville in the process, Starland ties will be unveiled at the first show as Hurel Corp.'s suite of artificial tissue and transportation to and from the program. Ballroom was one of many area businesses well. microfluidic products are aimed at trans- Applications are available at the and homes damaged. "You could have put a Band-Aid on this forming the way preclinical drug discovery SBHS website under "Quick Links/Little The venue sustained considerable dam- and kept going, but the damage was too is conducted, reducing drug-makers' and Vikings Application." great. And that's really just not the product regulators' reliance on problematic animal age to its cooling and heating systems, For more information, call 732-329- plumbing, electrical systems, and the light- we want to put out to people," Vena said. tests, and improving the success rate of drug 4044, ext. 3291. "We want it to be a world-class facility." candidates who advance to clinical trials. ing and sound systems.

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Youth Sports Festival returns to North Brunswick Discounted carnival By JENNIFER AMATO chairman. Discounts will also be available at Wal- Staff Writer The hours of operation are 6-11 p.m. on greens locations in a 25-mile radius from tickets available NORTH BRUNSWICK — The unoffi- weeknights, 6 p.m. to midnight on Fridays, North Brunswick, June 10-21. cial start of the summer in North Brunswick 3 p.m. to midnight on Saturdays, and 3-11 Proceeds will benefit the sports pro- St. Stan's Carnival 2013 will take is set for June 20. p.m. on Sundays. grams in the township, Project Graduation place from 6-10 p.m. June 19 and 20, and The 16th annual North Brunswick Youth There will be live entertainment nightly and the North Brunswick Food Bank. 5-11 p.m. June 21 and 22 on the St. Sports Festival will be held from June 20 on the main stage, a Battle of the Bands "The festival has not only contributed Stanislaus Kostka Parish grounds, through June 30 in the parking lot near competition, rides by Strates Shows, the toward the growth of their own township MacArthur Avenue and Main Street, DeVry University, 630 Route 1 North, Bear Mountain Show, the Eudora Farms youth sports organizations, but the sports Sayreville. The fish fry begins at 5 p.m. North Brunswick. petting zoo, Wambold's Amazing Animals, groups have used festival proceeds to give June 21. "Although 16 years ago the concept of Hansen's Spectacular Acrobatic Sensations back to North Brunswick, including field Discounted ride tickets are available. that once-known, very local carnival was to and an elephant show. maintenance assistance, purchase of new For more information or to purchase tick- help subsidize local youth sports organiza- A special-effects fireworks show will equipment (i.e., batting cages, a football ets, call the parish office at 732-254- tions, the camaraderie of a now five-person take place 10 p.m. June 22, and a spectacu- field score board and public announcement 0212. executive board, as well as a committee of lar fireworks show is scheduled for 10 p.m. system, soccer goals), donations to the The carnival will feature nightly en- 50 community volunteers from the North June 29. The rain dates are June 23 or June township's annual Memorial Day tertainment and chances to win a $1,000 Brunswick Baseball & Softball Association, 30, at 9 p.m. Walk/Run, donations to the local PTOs and Best Buy gift card and a PNC Banks Art Basketball Association, Soccer Club and Admission is $4 per person per day; all PTSOs, a source of volunteers to help with Center VIP package. Adams Football & Cheerleading clubs, has entertainment is free with admission. Sev- emergencies ... and 100 percent funded enabled this event to be brought to festival eral discounts and ride packages are avail- Buddy Ball programs —just a handful to status — an annual North Brunswick tradi- able. Visit www.nbysf.com or the event's name," Snediker said. tion," said Darren Snediker, a festival co- Facebook page for more details. South Brunswick to host Need Dental annual Cricket Festival By KATHY CHANG Each match will be an "interesting and Staff Writer intense" 20 minutes, according to Jayalath. SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The annual The Sri Lankan Medical Doctors Asso- Care That's East Coast Cricket Festival is set for June ciation will be on hand to give free medical 22, and all are welcome to attend. screenings and advice. For eight years, the Ananda College Old If free medical advice isn't needed, at- Boys' Association (ACOBA) East Coast tendees will be able to enjoy a variety of dif- Chapter has hosted the festival at Tall Tim- ferent entertainment acts such as the Papara Affordable? bers Park, 178 Culver Road, in the Dayton Band, which will perform throughout the section of the township. day. The ACOBA is composed of "old boys," Proceeds of the event will go to benefit GENERAL DENTISTRY or alumni, who hail from the Sri Lankan the ACOBA's charity, which helps support schools of Ananda College, Nalanda Col- the schools in Sri Lanka by providing sup- DENTURES, CROWNS & IMPLANTS lege, Royal College, St. Thomas' College, plies and scholarships when possible. Trinity College, St. Joseph's College, Mans The championship cup is named in Stella College and 2010 champion St. honor of Col. Henry Olcott, a New Jersey Peter's College. native. Born in 1832, Olcott was a military All of the old boys attended these officer and journalist who founded the Emergencies schools in Sri Lanka but now live in the tri- Theosophical Society. One of the first seen same day state and Washington, D.C., areas. American-born people to convert to Bud- Each team will don the colors of its dhism, he was responsible for the strong re- We participate Valid for new patients only school, wearing uniforms they created vival of Buddhism in Sri Lanka and was in most themselves. subsequently revered for his efforts. Insurance The festival starts around 10 a.m. and The festival, which has taken place in Plans continues until about 6 p.m. South Brunswick for the last seven years, is "There will be plenty of food stalls and free of charge to attend. Interest Free also kids' activities throughout the day in For more information, visit www.crick- Financing Per implant the grounds." said Sunil Jayalath, who is etfestival.blog.com. re/Abut/crww must be completed at helping to organize the event. Programs -office to qualify for this special pricing. Contact Kathy Chang at PnpaM cash/ck«(ks. liKornct tnlaslouj apply People are invited to come out, bring a Call for Details. Must presMt ait. picnic lunch and enjoy the eight teams com- kchang @ gmnews. com. Convenient On iMttm 6/jo/a Site Parking special Kmie JMSS t «2W pete in 14 matches that will be played. Located next to St. Peter's Registration open for Lego robotics camp Hospital Registration is open for the North www.lego.raiderrobotix.org/index.html or Brunswick Township High School www. lego. raiderrobotix.org/doc/Registra- CALL TODAY FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT! (NBTHS) Raider Robotix 2013 Lego tion-2013.pdf. Robotics Camp for students entering grades Complete one form per participant, print 6-9. it, and mail it to the address shown on the COSMETIC DENTAL ASSOCIATES The camp will be held 12:30-3:30 p.m. form along with a check for the registration 222 Easton Avenue, New Brunswick on weekdays, July 8-12, in the NBTHS fee. A confirmation email will be sent upon Media Center. receipt. The cost is $175 per participant. For more information, email 732-246-0288 To register, download the registration [email protected]. cosmeticdentistnewbrunswick.com form at June 13,2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • ivwvv.gmnews.com NS SENTINEL 19 Woman gets four years for stealing Police: Man led officers from North Brunswick physician Woodbridge woman has been sen- Brunswick on June 3. She had pleaded on chase along Route 1 tenced to serve four years in a New guilty on April 2 to a count of theft by un- Jersey state prison for stealing lawful taking. NORTH BRUNSWICK — Police officers' safety. A charged a 39-year-old Plainsboro man with At this time, Shaw allegedly pulled $302,000 from a physician while working Baskakow was charged after Investi- as his office manager in North Brunswick. gator Lisa Collins and Lt. Daniel Del- aggravated assault and eluding police last away, and the doorframe of the vehicle hit Joan Baskakow, 51, also was ordered Bagno. both of the Middlesex County week. the arm of one of the police officers on the to repay the money that was taken from Prosecutor's Office, determined that the William Shaw was processed and trans- scene. Reinson said the officer was treated the physician between April 2005 and defendant took 680 checks in various ported to the Middlesex County Adult Cor- and did not have life-threatening injuries. April 2012, according to Middlesex amounts and deposited them in a personal rection Center on $150,000 bail with no 10 Police pursued Shaw along Route 1 County Acting Prosecutor Andrew C. account while she worked as the physi- percent option. south into Lawrenceville, where police dis- Carey. cian's office manager at his practice in Police stopped Shaw in a Mercury Mi- continued the pursuit. Approximately $90,000 has been re- North Brunswick. The investigation began lano traveling on Route 1 south around 9:53 Shortly after, NJ Transit police stopped paid, and the defendant signed a consent after the physician discovered the thefts p.m. June 4, according to police Capt. Shaw in Hamilton, and North Brunswick order agreeing to repay the balance, Carey and contacted police, according to the re- Roger Reinson. police picked him up. said. lease. The captain said police were checking Shaw was found to be in possession of a Baskakow was sentenced by Superior Authorities did not release the name of on the vehicle because its hazard lights were 16-inch, gray-and-orange machete, which Court Judge Bradley Ferencz in New the physician or his practice. on. Police reportedly observed an open fold- was also in the center console of the vehicle. ing knife in the center console of the vehi- He was also charged with possession of an cle and asked Shaw to step out for the unlawful weapon, police said. Passenger dies after motor vehicle accident SOUTH BRUNSWICK — An 18-year- The passenger, Jeffrey Baggott, was old Florence teenager was killed instantly found deceased in the field, Ryan said. The in a motor vehicle accident that occurred driver, Christopher Brownback, 20, of Flo- along Friendship Road near Broadway rence, was distraught, but otherwise unin- Road last week. jured, police said. The fatal accident was reported around An investigation by the South 3:20 p.m. June 6, according to police De- Brunswick Police Traffic Safety Bureau de- tective Sgt. James Ryan. termined that Brownback was driving a Police received a 911 call reporting a ve- 1993 Nissan Pathfinder west on Friendship hicle stopped in a field off Friendship Road. Road when he failed to negotiate a curve. Officers located the vehicle in a cornfield The vehicle left the roadway, struck a fence approximately a quarter-mile east of Broad- and came to rest in the field. way Road. Baggott was killed instantly, Ryan said. VEIN Screening front door of Singas Pizza was smashed, and approximately $5 in quarters was June 14 stolen. Approximately $1,000 worth of copper All Items are taken piping was stolen from a medical office THE ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON from police dept. building on Georges Road between Jan. 1 records. All suspects and May 23. MEDICAL GROUP MONROE are presumed Robert Wood Johnson Medial School Innocent until found The front door of a Marc Drive resi- guilty in court. dence was reportedly pried open on May 23. A 65-inch plasma TV valued at $2,750 Achy Legs, Painful Varicose Veins? and $10,000 worth of jewelry were reported stolen. NORTH BRUNSWICK Unsightly Spider Veins? A basketball stand and hoop were re- Tools and landscaping equipment val- ported stolen from the outside of a Holly- Minimally-invasive, Painless Treatment ued at $2,050 were reportedly stolen from a wood Street residence between May 21 and trailer that was parked on Old Georges May 22. Available in Monroe Road on May 29. Four tires and rims were reported Office-based • Fast, Easy Recovery • Most Insurance Accepted The passenger- and driver-side win- stolen from a 2008 Honda Fit that was dows of a 2004 beige Toyota Camry and a parked on Petunia Drive between May 20 2007 black GMC Denali that were parked and May 21. 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Two businesses on Finnegans Lane Time: 8:00 am to Noon and 1:00 to 4:00 pm were reportedly broken into on May 24. The Assorted jewelry was reported stolen Location: 18 Centre Drive, Suite 104 front glass door to the Plaza Deli & Con- from a Cranbury Cross Road residence on Monroe Township, NJ 08831 venience Store was smashed with a rock, May 21. and approximately $100 was stolen. The 20 SENTINEL NS GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • vvivw.gmnews.com June 13,2013 Gabriela Kaldan of North Brunswick ON CAMPUS was named to the dean's list at Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, Conn., for the spring Abigail Bonett of North Brunswick has 2013 semester. been awarded a PCA&D Institutional Merit Scholarship as an entering freshman to the Samantha Bell of the Dayton section of Pennsylvania College of Art & Design in South Brunswick was named to the dean's Lancaster, Pa. The PCA&D Institutional list at Widener University, Chester, Pa., for Merit Scholarship is a $3,5OO-per-year the spring 2013 semester. scholarship that is awarded based on aca- demic and artistic merit. Colin Bacorn of North Brunswick grad- uated cum laude from Rice University, Christopher Kolias of North Houston, Texas, with a Bachelor of Science Brunswick earned a Master of Professional in chemical engineering. Accountancy from Bryant University in Smithfield, R.I., on May 17. Jamieson Banker Bates of North Brunswick graduated from Clemson Uni- Allison Lajeskie of North Brunswick versity, Clemson, S.C., with a Bachelor of has been named to the dean's list for the Science in financial management. 2013 spring semester at American Univer- PedUtric Dental Car« for Infants, Childrer sity, Washington, D.C. Kimberly Chapman of North Orthodontic Care for T< Brunswick graduated from Connecticut Aritra Mallik of North Brunswick grad- College, New London, Conn., with a Bach- uated from Beloit College, Beloit, Wis. on elor of Arts degree in psychology. May 12 with a Bachelor of Science degree. She was also named to dean's list for the Sarah Kaye of North Brunswick re- 2013 spring semester. ceived a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Quinnipiac University, Hamden, Delaware Property Taxes are Among Matthew Fiorino of North Brunswick Conn., during a commencement ceremony has been named to the dean's list for the held May 12 at the TD Bank Sports Center. the Lowest in the Nation spring 2013 semester at King's College, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Lauren J. 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Yoffredo of North Brunswick sity, Hamden, Conn. earned a Bachelor of Science in early and primary teacher education from The Uni- Patrice Zinnikas, of North Brunswick, versity of Scranton, Pennsylvania. has been placed on the dean's list for the spring 2013 semester at Elizabethtown Col- Kimberley McGrath of Kendall Park Building Quality New Hornet lege, Elizabethtown, Pa. To be placed on the graduated from Susquehanna University, Delaware for 66 Years! dean's list, students must earn a semester Selinsgrove, Pa., with a Bachelor of Science grade point average of 3.60 or better in 14 in biology. or more credit hours, of which at least 12 credits are letter-graded coursework. Zin- nikas is a health and occupation major. Nitin Sajankila of Dayton graduated summa cum laude from Trinity College, Amer M. Kaleemullah of North Hartford, Conn., on May 19 with a Bache- EASTERN SHORE VA. HOME SITES Brunswick received a Bachelor of Science lor of Science in mathematics. A serene, laid-back community, 38 miles south degree in electronics and computer engi- of the MD/VA line on the Delmarva Peninsula neering technology from the Pennsylvania Hannah T. Sherman of Kendall Park graduated from The Pennington School, which Is just 7 miles wide with deserted barrier College of Technology, an affiliate of Penn- sylvania State University, Williamsport, Pa. Pennington, during commencement exer- island beaches and the Atlantic Ocean to the cises on June 2. east and the bountiful Chesapeake Bay to the Swati Kulkarni of North Brunswick west. Beautiful landscaping, paved roads, RV was named to the dean's list at Penn State Ashley Raspa of Kendall Park has been and boat parking permitted on lots, nature Erie, The Behrend College, for the spring named to the dean's list for the spring 2013 2013 semester. semester at King's College, Wilkes-Barre, trails, bass pond, great climate. Free fishing Pa. pier and boat ramps, clamming, and National Zohrain Hassam of the Dayton section Seashore beaches nearby. Boat slips available. of South Brunswick received a Bachelor of Harvey Craig of North Brunswick has Just 45 minutes south of Chincoteague/ Science in pharmaceutical and health care graduated with a Master of Business Ad- Assateague and an hour north of Virginia studies from the University of Sciences, ministration from Centenary College, Hack- ettstown. Beach. Low, low taxes, 1+/- acres. Philadelphia, Pa., during a commencement ceremony on May 17. Prices reduced to only S4D.00D-SBS.DQQ House/lot packages for $193,900 Financing Available Flapjack Fundraiser to be held at Applebee's For more information call 757-678-7631 Or email: [email protected] Boy Scout Troop 4 will hold an Apple- June 15 at Applebee's, 324 Ryders Lane, Website with photos & plat: wvyw.newwaterside.com bee's Flapjack Fundraiser from 8-10 a.m. Milltown. Tickets are $10 each. June 13,2013 GREATER MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • www.gmoews.com NS SENTINEL 21 Middlesex County has 2020 vision for residents' hat will the needs of Middlesex start acting on it," said Lisanne Finston, chair- were further explored during a May I meet- needing help to get to where they are serve as County's residents be in seven woman of the Human Services Advisory ing in New Brunswick. barriers. Wyears, and how can they be ad- Council and executive director of the Elijah's "There is a clear consensus that there are "One of the things that may be a priority dressed? Promise in New Brunswick. some priority areas to focus on," Finston said. is ... to create a center for services in each The Middlesex County Human Services "We are beginning to really take a look "We have all our basic needs [in Middlesex community in a familiar building where peo- Advisory Council is working on answers to into the information in the report, and we're County], but it's consensus about what's most ple can easily get to them." those questions using a process it has dubbed beginning to shape priorities for us to begin important that is the most important." According to Finston, a third and final "Middlesex County 2020," which surveyed a acting on it." Finston said the five priority areas agreed prong of the master plan for human services sampling of county residents. Discussions on the human-services needs upon are income, affordable housing, quality is a series of "broader systemic issues" that Community leaders, including those from began at a March 20 forum in North child care, relationships with community will require an advocacy action plan. faith-based and social service organizations, Brunswick, when the results of a two-year re- leaders, and affordable and accessible men- "How much more effective can we be if are analyzing the responses in an effort to search project conducted by the Puerto Rican tal-health and substance-abuse care. we are all singing in the same choir, rather Jhan more adequately respond to the needs of Action Board (PRAB) and the Institute for "One of the things that we heard again and all competing against each other in 'American those who live in Middlesex County. Families at the Rutgers School of Social again at every table and came through in Idol?' " Finston said. "If we know that there "Now that we know what is in the reports, Work were presented. every survey is that people who need services are certain things that are necessary for Mid- we can come together on some consensus to Those results, as well as developing and don't know where to get help," Finston said. dlesex County, we can all get behind them." emerging priorities in Middlesex County, "Not knowing where [the servicesl are or Barnes & Noble event to highlight equality Barnes & Noble, 869 Route 1 south, North Brunswick, will hold the "Be Her "It takes hands to build a Voice: Addressing Inequality in Gender-Bi- ased Societies" seminar and fundraising house, but only hearts event from 6:30-8 p.m. June 13. 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All proceeds will ways to educate and protect your kids," said "The reach has gone much farther than lege-age youths ages 19-24, accounting for benefit the Society for the Prevention of Fritz, the founder and president of SPTS. we ever thought it would," Quigley said. 69 percent of the total number of suicides. Teen Suicide (SPTS). "Our goal is to get information out to The organization has reached more than Monmouth and Bergen counties had the SPTS is a nonprofit organization based schools, to the county and to parents in the 40,000 educators in 50 states. highest suicide rates in the state, according in Freehold that was founded in 2005 by community. We want to help parents and With assistance from Robert Morgan, to Allison Blake, commissioner of the New New Jersey natives and golf buddies Scott provide the needed resources." who served in the state Assembly in 2004- Jersey Department of Children and Fami- Frjjz and Don Quigley, who both lost a The SPTS and the CLF began their col- 06 and represented the 12th District in Mon- lies, from the published report titled "A teenage child to suicide. laboration in 2010. mouth County, legislation was enacted that Data Overview and Prevention Activities Stephanie Fritz attended Red Bank "While CLF has provided a number of requires teachers to undergo suicide pre- Report on Youth Suicide in New Jersey." Catholic High School, Red Bank, and Sean grants to SPTS in the past, this year's vention training as a part of their profes- In Monmouth County, there were 23 sui- Quigley was a student at the Manalapan fundraiser is the first to benefit SPTS," said sional development. cides between 2009 and 2011. There were Jennifer Vertetis, executive director of the Several other states eventually followed 21 males and two females between the ages of 10 and 24. Nationally, New Jersey has had the lowest state-level adolescent suicide rate for more than a decade. In 2012, Gov. Chris Christie signed a bill into law that ensures the state has the suffi- cient resources that a vulnerable population needs. With the signing of that law, the New Jersey Suicide Prevention Program received a Garrett Lee Smith Youth Suicide Preven- tion Program grant from the Human Serv- ices' Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration. The program will give priority attention to the counties with the highest rate in suicide from 2007 through 2009. Other programs will include expanding networks, training of peers, a Mobile Teen Screen Team and a so- cial media campaign to deter teen suicide. Since 2003, the CLF has raised more than Celebrate the graduation of someone $3.5 million, to which they have matched every donation dollar for dollar. Within the special with a note on our 2013 Graduation page! last four years, donations have ranged from $300,000 to $530,000, with all proceeds di- Your graduate will be excited to see their photo along with your rectly benefiting the chosen beneficiary. wishes for success when our page publishes on June 19th. Complete According to Vertetis, CLF has a strong base of friends and sponsors who donate ^ the information below and mail or e-mail before the deadline. each year, which ensures a successful event. PHOTOS CAN BE ACCEPTED BY EMAIL IN A JPG OR PDF FORMAT But the support and interest in the unique beneficiary chosen for that year's event in- Graduation 2013 will appear the week of June 19th. ^_ ^ creases the success. Deadline for advertising is Noon on Thursday, June 13th ^^ ' This being the first of several events lined up for SPTS, all eyes are on the future. CLIP & MAIL "This will bring us to a whole new • a zone: $25 per zone for photo & note. level," Fritz said. "It will allow the organi- Q North Zone: Suburban, North/South Sentinel, East Brunswick Sentinel, EdisOJB/Metuchen Sentinel zation to grow. It is people like them [from Q South Zone: NewsTVanscript, Hub,AtIanticvifle,Examlnci;Tlri-Town News, Independent Charles Lafitte Foundation] that make the community work." NOte (leave spate hclwccn words) The June 25 golf outing will be held at Due Process Stable, Colts Neck. Donations of any amount are welcome and will be matched by CLF. 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Battlefield re-enactment! June 15: Camps open to public 9 a.m. Company & battalion drill 10 a.m. Artillery drill 11 a.m. History replayed at Monmouth Battlefield Wreath laying in honor of the fallen 11 a.m. 11:30 a.m. By REGINA YORKGITIS boosted, and the leadership of Washington Horse drill Staff Writer was cemented. Dinner noon "It was a much greater victory than Children's wooden his year marks the 235th anniversary Washington had hoped for," Stone said. "It musket drill 12:30 p.m. of the Battle of Monmouth and the "Over Here, Molly Pitcher" 1 p.m. made him the unquestioned leader of the British Army formation Tfirst re-enactment since the new Vis- Continental Army." itor Center opened at Monmouth Battlefield and march 1:15 p.m. State Park, Route 33, Manalapan. A comprehensive exhibit of the Battle of Continental Army formation Dressed in their Revolutionary War Monmouth is offered at the new Visitor and march 1:30 p.m. Center, which was built on the foundation "People of the Revolution" 1:30 p.m. finest, more than 1,000 volunteers are ex- Battle re-enactment 2:30-3:30'pm. pected to march on Monmouth Battlefield of the 2003 facility. History enthusiasts can enjoy the arti- Tour of Continental camp 4:15 p.m. State Park to re-enact 18th-century warfare Retreat, camps closed 5 p.m. on June 15 and 16. facts and mannequins of 18th-century sol- June 16: "Gen. George Washington was looking dier garb. A 105-seat auditorium shows a Camps open to public 9 a.m. for — and I say this very respectfully — a film about the battle. The words of Revolu- Church call 10 a.m. media event," said Garry Stone, historian tionary War figures can be heard at two Tour of British camp 10:30 a.m. for the Monmouth Battlefield State Park. audio stations. Horse drill 10:30 a.m. Washington wanted a victory to boost The event will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. "Women of the British Army" June 15 and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 16. lecture 11 a.m. the spirits of the Continental Army. Martial music 11 a.m. On June 28,1778, the Continental Army nental Army fought for hours in stifling Visitors are encouraged to come early Dinner 11:30 a.m. intercepted British troops as they were mak- heat. Many men died of heatstroke. and spend the day to commemorate the his- Artillery drill 11:30 a.m. ing their way to New York. Mary Hayes reportedly helped soldiers toric battle. Tours, horse drills, period music "Over Here, Molly Pitcher" noon The battle that followed on land that is by transporting artillery, inspiring the leg- and dinner will be offered in addition to the Children's wooden now part of modern-day Manalapan and end of Molly Pitcher. battle re-enactment. musket drill noon Freehold Township — in the general vicin- At about 11 p.m., the British troops qui- Children may enjoy a Molly Pitcher Continental Army formation ity of Route 522 between Wemrock Road etly fled their encampment and continued story-telling and a children's wooden mus- and march 12:15 p.m. and Tennent Road — became the largest British Army colour ceremony their march to New York. Yet the Battle of ket drill. and march 12:30 p.m. field artillery battle of the American Revo- Monmouth was still considered a success The day "creates an educational and en- "People of the Revolution" 12:45 p.m. lution. for Washington and his troops. tertaining event for the public that reminds Battle re-enactment 1:3O-2:3O pm. The British Army, under the command The British suffered greater casualties, them that New Jersey played a huge role in Camps close 3 p.m. of Gen. Sir Henry Clinton, and the Conti- the Continental Army's morale was the Revolutionary War," Stone said.

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South Brunswick High School's Stephen Teques (c) dashes to the finish line during his 400-meter intermediate hurdles heat at the NJSIAA Meet of Champions held June 5 at Frank Jost Field in South Plainfleld. The Vikings' hurdlers finished ninth overall in the event. Raiders kick off summer Coaches Baseball League

By WARREN RAPPLEYEA Top players for the Raiders include Chris Iocca, who ting catcher/outfielder Anthony Tacinelli rounds out the Correspondent batted over .400 for the varsity team and was one of the juniors. orth Brunswick Township High School's Greater team's top pitchers as well. He will also play third base in Sophomores-to-be Mike Dempsey, a strong defensive Middlesex Coaches Baseball League entry was the summer. Victor Konstantinovsky, who batted over .300, catcher, and Eric Reardon, a left-handed pitcher who got in Nscheduled to begin its summer schedule on June 10. will be behind the plate. a few varsity games, are also on the team. Raiders coach Ryan Lillis expects to have a competitive Joe Manley and Brian Pelzynski, both of whom con- Lillis noted that the Coaches League team gives him the entry, as the team includes several players from the North tributed some big hits during the spring campaign, will be opportunity to experiment a bit and switch players around. Brunswick varsity roster. The team will play three games a in the outfield. Dom Scialabba will be the shortstop. Out- It's also a chance to give the pitchers more innings and to week through early July on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thurs- fielders Tim Penick and Joe Scimone are coming off solid groom younger pitchers. days. The Tuesday games are crossover contests that will pit seasons on the junior varsity team. All seven are entering "It gives players a chance to show what they're capable Lillis' team against opponents from the Shore Conference. their senior year. Manley and Scialabba will also see time of," the coach said. "I want to look at several of them at dif- "The summer season is becoming more and more on the mound. ferent positions. And you never know, that could be how a vital." Lillis said. "We look at it as an extended season. Infielder Nate Sacey and left-handed pitcher Steven guy gets into the varsity lineup. It also gives our new play- It's a chance for our guys to play another 20 games. Most Bloyed, who are entering their junior years, both saw var- ers time to show the coaches what they can do." of the successful teams in our conference over the past sity time as well. Infielders Anthony Lupo, Matt Maranca The Raiders will play 15 games — plus playoffs — dur- several years have played together in the summer. I think and Anthony Vasquez will also be on the team, along with ing the summer season. North Brunswick's home games it's very helpful." outfielders Nick Maranca and Bryan Taveres. Power-hit- will be played at Community Park. 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The 5K — the main event of the week- Broad Street and takes runner through the end — will start at 8:30 a.m. and is ex- streets of Red Bank, making a left on Book Online at www.brindleybeach.com pected to draw more than 2,500 runners. Bergen to Silverton and then a left onto Preregistration is still available, and the 5K Prospect to Harding Road, and then back 1-877-642-3224 is filling up quickly. The race is limited to to Broad Street, where the race will finish "SERVICE FIRST... FUN ALWAYS!" 3,000 entrants. Registration information is at Broad and Wallace. available by calling 732-571-2162 or on- On the morning of June 15, event fin- line at www.sheehanclassic.org. ishers enjoy a picnic breakfast in the park, Responding to concerns of the race followed by a popular post-race block. community, the race was changed in 2012 At 10:30 a.m., the Awards Ceremony to 3.1 miles rather than the 5 miles it had and Post Race Party will take place at Ma- been. It was determined that 5 miles was a rine Park. NJ Paren bit long for the average runner, and the More than $2,500 in prize money will June heat was also a factor. be distributed in the 5K to runners from the The George Sheehan Classic began in Top 5 overall finishers, to the top New Jer- The Early Childhood, Parenting 1981 as the Asbury Park 10K Classic and sey finishers and age-category winners. quickly became one of the major road run- The George Sheehan Classic was & Professional Resource Center ning events on the national calendar. It's named one of the Top 100 Road Races by inaugural winner was marathon great Bill Runner's World magazine and the Best Rodgers. Memorial Race in New Jersey by The New Health & Wellness • Ages & Stages • Maternity Leave The race moved to Red Bank in 1994 York Times. and was renamed to honor the memory of The race is part of the Jersey Shore Family Support Services • Child Care & Preschool Dr. George Sheehan, the prominent author, Golden Grand Prix, sponsored by philosopher and area physician. "The Doc" McLoone's, a series of races that offers has been called the "father of the running prize money to overall and age-category www.njparentlink.nj.gov boom" in the United States. The Sheehan winners. The five events are the Spring family is planning a release of a new book Lake 5-Mile Run, George Sheehan Clas- of his life's work next year to commemo- sic, Belmar 5-Mile Run, Asbury Park 5K rate the 20th year of his passing. and Pier House 5K. For the 10th anniver- As part of the Sheehan Classic, the June sary of the series, those who participate in 14 evening Kids' Classic is a series of chil- all five 2013 races will get a $50 dren's races of various distances, from tod- McLoone's restaurant gift card, plus entry dler to age 13 that begins at 6:30 p.m. at into a drawing for a grand prize ($1000 Marine Park. Kids will be treated to face value). Visit www.jsgrandprix.com for in- painting, characters, and treats from area formation. establishments such as Smoothie King and For Sheehan Classic information and Sugarush. Free entertainment accompanies registration, call the event hotline at 732- the kids races at the Runner's Expo Village 571-2162 or check online at www.shee- on the banks of the Navesink. hanclassic.org. From 2-8:30 p.m. June 14, the Run-

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Coach Wojcik's Future Stars Basketball Camp will be held at Sayreville War Me- Submit 5 Lines Of Copy & Run morial High School over two sessions. The first session is July 22-26, and the second is July 29 through Aug. 2. The camps will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday though Thursday, For 4 Weeks For Only and from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Fridays. oYc Cost of the camp is $ 150 for one week and $250 for both weeks. For questions, call 732- 213-0677 or email [email protected]. Camp director John Wojcik is the boys varsity head coach at Sayreville. RUNS IN ALL 10 PUBLICATIONS IN MONMOUTH & MIDDLESEX COUNTIES The East Brunswick Recreation and East Brunswick High School Basketball Camps To place your ad please call, fax or e-mail will be held in two different weeks for the boy's camp — July 8-12 and July 15-19 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at East Brunswick High School. The camp is for players ages 9-15. 732-358-5200 The camp is run by former East Brunswick varsity coach Bo Henning. The cost is $195 Fax 732-780-4678 • for East Brunswick residents and $250 for non-East Brunswick residents. Registration [email protected] deadline is June 15. A girls camp will be run by East Brunswick head coach Keith Lane from July 22-26 be- tween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the high school. It is for girls ages 9-15. The cost is $195 for East Brunswick residents and $250 for non-East Brunswick residents. Greater Media Newspapers For additional information, please contact the Recreation Department at 732-390-6797, [email protected] or www.facebook.com/ebrec.

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During the residents of Brandywine Senior Living in came were able to get a very diverse and Brunswick High School student Brandon three-day event, the Coldwell Banker Resi- Princeton with a music festival during enjoyable taste for the art of music, Botch, who played classical music, and dential Brokerage Cares Foundation raised April's Coldwell Banker Residential Bro- whether traditional Indian-style melodies, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage $13,000 for charitable causes, as well as kerage "Cares Days" event. various Classical pieces, or even some fun sales associate Shane Chayapruks, who collecting 5,000 pounds of food valued at During Cares Days, Coldwell Banker singles from rock legend Elvis Presley. impersonated Elvis, also contributed $13,900 and $750 in dog and cat supplies. Residential Brokerage's 58 offices The house was packed to the roof! " greatly to the event's success. "Our sales associates strive to give throughout New Jersey and Rockland Kober said she would like to thank "Coldwell Banker Residential Broker- back to the local communities in which County, N. Y. each gave back to their local Stephanie Gabers, events coordinator from age in South Brunswick is dedicated to they do business," said Hal Maxwell, pres- communities through the Coldwell Banker Brandywine Senior Living, who helped or- giving back to the community in any way, ident of Coldwell Banker Residential Bro- Residential Brokerage Cares Foundation, ganize the event, as well as all the agents shape or form. What better way to do it kerage in New Jersey and Rockland the company's philanthropic arm. from her office who took part. Also than one in which we can all have a little County, N.Y. "I am very proud of the posi- "With so many wonderful performers thanked is Svara Sangam Hindustani fun! We are very much looking forward to tive impact that our agents have had in and patrons, we were really blessed to host Music of Dayton, its director Hemant making this an annual event," said Kober. their communities." such a tremendous event," said Sabrina Kulkarni and students Shruti Deshpande, Approximately 800 Coldwell Banker Visit www.coldwellbankermoves.com Kober, branch vice president of Coldwell Gauri Niwargi, Vaidehi Valera, Niyatee Residential Brokerage sales associates par- for more information. Today's real estate market is on solid ground, according to brokers of Orange Key Realty fir Hillel and Mike Matthews, bro- Monmouth Counties, in a prudent manner, years, as housing continued to gain momen- pared with 4.7 months at the end of March. kers/owners of Orange Key Realty, with the most up-to-date marketing tools and tum. 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Strategizing is crucial to Orange Key Re- of what the current marketplace is experi- "The price increase at double digits is not Foreclosures and other distressed sales alty's success, and they have always posi- encing: healthy because incomes are rising at less accounted for 18 percent of the total, the tioned themselves to be a step ahead to Housing market continues to gain than 2 percent," NAR Chief Economist lowest share in data going back to October anticipate their clients' challenges and needs, strength, latest figures show Lawrence Yun said at a news conference as 2008. they said. Sales of previously owned homes rose in the figures were released. "We do need to Existing home sales are recovering after "Expanding our offices in Middlesex and April to the highest level in more than three moderate the price growth. The only way for reaching a 13-year low of 4.11 million in that to occur is for more supply to come on 2008. The market peaked at a record 7.08 to the market." million in 2005. Resale's accounted for The number of properties on the market about 93 percent of the residential market in The Best Kept Secret in New Jersey: climbed 11.9 percent to 2.16 million in 2012. April. Nonetheless, the supply was still For more information, contact Orange about 14 percent lower than a year earlier, Key Realty at either location: 863 Georges said Yun. At the current sales pace, it would Road, Monmouth Junction (732-297-6969) take 5.2 months to sell those houses com- or 60 Main St., Freehold (732-863-6969). REAL ESTATE BRIEFS Model Shown G-2561,440 Sq. Ft Model Shown 6-19681,904 Sq. 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