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Plans for Route 18 redevelopment projects are moving wforward By VASHTI HARRIS

Staff Writer

PHOTO COURTESY OF KARMA CAT + ZEN DOG RESCUE SOCIETY

On March 1, Karma Cat + Zen Dog Rescue Society volunteer and supporter, Nicholas Grisi, will ride his bicycle from San Diego to St. Augustine, Florida, on the ACA Southern Tier Route in support of Karma Cat + Zen Dog Rescue Society in Milltown. See story, page 3.

ast Brunswick Redevelopment Agency Executive Director Michael Hughes said the agency has made tremendous strides in all three designated redevelopment areas in town, despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Hughes provided information during the Feb. 8 council meeting via video conference, his first update in about a year. Hughes said the three main redevelopment areas include 39 Edgeboro Road; 110 Tices Lane; and areas 2a and 3a, which are also referred to as Route 18. For the 39 Edgeboro Road project, Hughes said the agency, in the last three months of 2020, was able to negotiate a new financial agreement and redevelopment agreement on that piece of property. 2019 is when Hughes said the original financial agreement for 39 Egdeboro Road was adopted; however, once the pandemic hit the property owners reached out to the township and informed officials they had another tenant who was interested in the location. Seeking to alter the property to gain more parking space, Hughes said the interested tenant also wanted to acquire a parcel of the Middlesex County Utility Authority (MCUA) property, which is (Continued on page 10)

More than 200 Holocaust survivors in Middlesex County can receive assistance from national partnership

s the pandemic approaches its year mark, Holocaust survivors across the United States continue to face new and renewed daily struggles. COVID-19 has only further exacerbated and enhanced the challenges that this vulnerable population faces, according to KAVOD SHEF (Survivors of the Holocaust Emergency Fund). Health and safety protocols have heightened social isolation for survivors. Holocaust survivors living in poverty have been forced to choose between heat or food, medicine or rent. Many have lived in dire conditions because they did not have the funds needed to repair their homes, according to the statement. Over the past

year, survivors have been forced to reckon with new, difficult questions: How will I get food this week if I cannot go to the grocery store? Will I be able to afford my medicine with decreased access and rising prices? The KAVOD Survivors of the Holocaust Emergency Fund (SHEF) initiative, launched by Seed the Dream Foundation, in partnership with KAVOD-Ensuring Dignity for Survivors in March 2019, supports thousands of Holocaust survivors across the United States. With the emergence and rapid spread of COVID-19, this special initiative has been identified as a key program reaching any survivor in need regardless of where he or she may live.

Moving into 2021, KAVOD SHEF will assist Middlesex County’s survivor’s emergency needs. The KAVOD SHEF initiative partners with the national nonprofit aid organization, KAVOD, the Jewish Federation in the Heart of NJ, Jewish Family Services (JFS) of Middlesex County, national philanthropic partners, and local donors to directly respond to survivor needs in nine emergency areas: food, medical, dental, vision, urgent home needs (utilities, rent, repairs), emergency home care, transportation, essential deliveries, and PPE. In Middlesex County, there are nearly 200 Holocaust survivors living in the community, according to the statement. JFS Middlesex, in partnership with the Jewish

Federation in the Heart of NJ, joined KAVOD SHEF in 2019. As the critical needs of aging Holocaust survivors continue to grow exponentially with each passing year, the KAVOD SHEF partnership ensures that survivors are able to purchase much-needed groceries and access critical dental care, medical procedures and equipment, home care and more, according to the statement. What began in 2019 as emergency services for Holocaust survivors across 18 cities, quickly expanded in 2020 to community partnerships in more than 28 U.S. cities, according to the statement. 2021 is starting with 30 cities, and the coalition

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Much-needed road improvements get boost from state funding in Monroe

MONROE – Much needed municipal roadway improvements on North State Home Road, Lower Matchaponix Avenue and a section of Spotswood Gravel Hill Road will get a boost in state funding. Township officials announced Monroe has secured $609,250 from the New Jersey Department of Transportation (DOT) municipal aid program in a release on Feb. 17. The township is expected to contribute about $425,000 for the total project. “We are proud to report that the township has secured $3 million since 2016 in state money to upgrade our roadway system,” Mayor Stephen Dalina said in

the statement, attributing the success to a strong working relationship with the DOT and the 14th Legislative District representing the township. “This is work that needed to be done, and the council and I can move forward with limited impact on our taxpayers. We attribute the progress to our ongoing ability to reach out for support and effectively advocate for what our community needs.” Dalina noted the state has more than doubled its municipal local aid to Monroe since 2016. Monroe recently received grants for Spotswood and Ellingham avenues, a sec-

tion of Monmouth Road, Daniel Road and 10th Street and School House Road. Two other projects with state support are being designed – the Camelot neighborhood off of School House Road and Costco Drive. The DOT’s municipal aid program is very competitive, having received 635 applications from 549 municipalities, requesting more than $342 million. There was $161.25 million available, supported by the state’s gas tax, Dalina said in the statement. “This grant program is a shining example of what can happen when we invest in

our transportation system,” Assemblyman Daniel Benson (D-14), chair of the Assembly Transportation Committee, said in the statement. “By renewing the Transportation Trust Fund four years ago, we created a path to provide towns with resources to make improvements to local roads and bridges with the goal to increase safety and provide a better quality of life. While upgrades to major highways are always important, it’s road projects at the local level that impact drivers on a daily basis. These state grants help ease the burden on Monroe’s property taxpayers while investing in the road infrastructure we use every day.”

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COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD The Tamarack Women’s 9-Hole Golf League is welcoming new members for the 2021 season on Thursday mornings from April through October. While the league is nine holes, ladies are welcome to play the remaining nine holes following league play each week. Golf experience is required for membership. Interested golfers should contact membership Chair Linda Schuller at lindaschu@ comcast.net for further information.

Gain stability from an in-demand occupation; apply for a Women’s Center career training grant from Jewish Family Services of Middlesex County. Qualified persons who are active members of the JFS Women’s Center must submit an application and attend an interview. Grants are available for short-term training programs for in-demand jobs. Eligible candidates must qualify as a “displaced homemaker,” a woman who is a single mother, divorced, separated, wid-

The auxiliary of VFW Post 133 will hold a takeout sandwich sale on March 13. Menu includes corned beef sandwich, macaroni salad and pickle. The cost is $10. Must call in advance from noon to 6 p.m. March 10 to place an order. Call Maureen at 732-254-9674.

From Feb. 26 to March 31, visit Stop & Shop at 1600 Perrineville Road, Monroe, to purchase a specially marked floral bouquet, and Stop & Shop will make a donation to the Jewish Family Services of Middlesex County’s kosher food pantries to feed families in need. Or, to make a general donation, visit https://jfsmiddlesex.org/donate-form/

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Volunteer loses 100 pounds cycling, decides to bike cross-country to support Karma Cat + Zen Dog animal rescue PHOTOS COURTESY OF KARMA CAT + ZEN DOG RESCUE SOCIETY

n March 1, Karma Cat + Zen Dog Rescue Society volunteer and supporter, Nicholas Grisi, will embark on the journey of a lifetime. Grisi will ride his bicycle from San Diego to St. Augustine, Florida, on the ACA Southern Tier Route.

Grisi has launched a GoFundMe to help raise money for items needed for his trip, as well as daily expenses, including food and lodging. He raised more than $6,000 as of press time, and hopes to continue raising money as he travels across the country, according to information provided by the

Milltown-based rescue society, to which he has pledged 50% of the donations. “They do amazing things to help animals find their fur-ever homes and are very active in the local community. I thought this would be a great opportunity to help raise some money for Karma Cat + Zen

Dog Rescue Society as well so they can continue their work saving animals,” Grisi said in the statement. Cycling across the county has been a longtime dream of Grisi. Due to the pandemic, his job industry has shut down. He has decided now is the right time to accomplish his dream, according to the statement. “In the spring of 2020 I lost 100 pounds and got into the best shape I have been in years, mainly due to cycling. While achieving this weight loss I realized there was no better time to set out on this journey than now,” Grisi said in the statement. Follow Grisi’s journey at www.facebook.com/nicholas.grisi/. Or, donate via www.gofundme. com/f/nicks-cross-country-southerntier-bike-tour.

Middlesex County: The epicenter of thriving businesses

he Middlesex County Board of County Commissioners announces Middlesex County’s Economic Development Initiative for 2021, to be led by Director of Business Engagement Sandy S. Castor. The economic development initiative emphasizes Middlesex County’s connected business infrastructure and its long history of advances in healthcare, education and technology, according to information provided by the Middlesex County Office of Communications. Consistent with the Destination 2040

strategic plan, the county’s master economic roadmap, this visionary growth strategy reaffirms Middlesex County as a complete ecosystem for emerging and existing businesses across the Life Sciences, Food Innovation, and Electric Connected Autonomous Vehicles industries, the particular focus areas for the county’s economic development campaign, according to the statement. With its location just outside New York City, Middlesex County has become the epicenter of growth for business and innovation in these industries, even de-

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spite the massive global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the statement. “Middlesex County’s long tradition of fostering innovation is unparalleled. Our economic development initiative reflects our commitment to partnering with businesses comprising the innovation economy in our county and leveraging those relationships for the benefit of our residents,” County Commissioner Director Ronald G. Rios said in the statement. Middlesex County officials will announce further developments as part of its

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strategic economic development initiative for the Life Sciences, Food Innovation and Electric Connected Autonomous Vehicles industries in 2021. With focus on partnership, business infrastructure and facilitation, Middlesex County is distinct as a complete ecosystem, where doing business is also clearly more affordable than the greater New York City, Philadelphia or Boston area, according to the statement. Visit discovermiddlesex.com/biz/ for more.

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ight at Home of Central New Jersey is providing a new Mobile Concierge COVID-19 Testing Service, for a fee, to any resident or business located in Middlesex, Mercer and northern Monmouth counties. Right at Home staff will drive in a “SparkieMobile” to the person’s location or business and provide them with selfadministered COVID-19 testing kits, ac-

cording to information provided by Beth Sholom, owner and executive director. Employees will wait while the tests are self-administered and then place them in a sterile receptacle and bring them to the office in Old Bridge. From there, they will be picked up and delivered to a lab for the results, according to the statement. As soon as Right at Home receives the results, employees will provide them to

COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD American Legion Post 253 will hold Friday Night Lenten Dinners through April 2. Dine in or take out available from 5-7 p.m. The menu on Feb. 26 includes fish or shrimp tacos with rice and beans for $12. March 5 will be Italian Trio, with a trio of eggplant parmigiana, stuffed shells and baked ziti with garlic bread for $8. The menu on March 12 will include mussels marinara or fra diavolo over linguine with tossed salad and a roll for $11.

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those who were tested. “For many people, home is still the safest place to be and we believe our Mobile Concierge COVID-19 Testing Service makes it easier for seniors and their families to feel safe, knowing they’ve been able to get tested at home. “And for businesses that want to make sure that all of their employees are healthy, this is a great way to have testing done on-

site so that employees don’t have to take time off or use their personal time to get a COVID-19 test,” Sholom said in the statement. Right at Home does “constant testing” of its employees, so everyone who opts for the mobile service can have peace of mind, Sholom said in the statement. For more information, call 732-9670900 or email beth@rahcentral.com.

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ltraviolet disinfecting equipment, temperature scanning kiosks, hand hygiene devices and other infection control technologies have been implemented at Parker Health Group, Inc.’s five campuses specializing in long-term care and aging services in response to the lingering COVID-19 pandemic. Leaders at Parker locations in Highland Park, Piscataway, New Brunswick, Somerset and Monroe Township are determined to be a formidable front line against the spread of coronavirus and other infectious diseases, according to information provided by Parker. New technologies and protocols are being implemented to reduce the spread of infection and the threat of crosscontamination while continually promoting safety. “We are anticipating the effects of this pandemic will be a renewed focus on limiting the spread of germs and viruses, on disinfecting, on creating environments free of touch points and more,” Carolyn Bachonski, Parker’s chief clinical officer, said in the statement. Judy Collett-Miller, Parker’s director of Technology Innovation, added, “The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated our work at Parker to keep our campuses safe and secure for our residents, staff, families and visitors.” These initiatives are being put into place following the first and second vaccinations of all Parker residents over a six-day period in January and then in February. The focus now is implementing the latest technologies on the market to safeguard residents for generations to come, according to the statement. The use of ultraviolet light technology will be one tool in a multi-pronged approach. Various UV technologies allow workers to effectively disinfect most anything in a resident’s suite, according to the statement. Parker is using a device known as a “UV Cube” to clean computers, cell phones and other items. In as little as 90 seconds, items

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adjacent to the solid waste facility on Edgeboro Road. “That’s a piece of property that currently was not on the tax rolls because it was owned by MCUA so zero revenue is being generated from it,” Hughes said. “So the township was interested to hear their plans and we were able to work with their attorneys, as well as ours … and negotiate a new financial agreement and redevelopment agreement and amend the redevelopment plan, all within a three-month timespan.” Not getting into specifics, Hughes said this agreement will enhance revenue for the township and input properties that weren’t on the tax rolls now in a position to be a revenue generator for the municipality. “It’s an underutilized, underperforming property … deep on Edgeboro Road [which] we’re putting them on the tax rolls and so it’s going to lead to a very successful site on 39 Edgeboro Road,” Hughes said. Hughes said the property will become a FedEx facility, and it will be one of the first in the state outfitted for electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure. “[Councilman James Wendell] and I just did a site visit actually on Feb. 4. The facility’s coming along great, except that they have the construction trailer out there working on the portion of parking that’s going to be on MCUA property, and we expect that property to be fully occupied and up and running really soon,” Hughes said. Moving on to the 110 Tices Lane proj-

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is starting with 30 cities, and the coalition continues to grow. Marcy Gringlas, president and cofounder of Seed the Dream Foundation, said “the survivors’ unmet needs far outweigh the resources available to cover these emergency services; it is for this reason that we launched this initiative and are prepared to continue matching every dollar raised on the national level. We can and must do more to alleviate these impossible choices and help our Survivors live in dignity during their last years. When we come together and work together, our collective reach extends beyond what we thought possible.” “Seed the Dream Foundation is committed to working with our partners across the country to create a collective commu-

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ect, Hughes said the agency was able to negotiate a financial agreement that generated five times the current revenue than it achieved from the site, which is $2.3 million yearly; that will come to the township when that project is completed. Previously, the township only received $100,000 in tax revenue from the site. Hughes said the agency also established redevelopment fees for this project, which is $1,500 per market rate unit that will set the bar for future projects moving forward as a way to sustain the agency without using tax dollars. Formerly the old Wonder Bread factory, Hughes said the site has not been fully occupied in recent years. On that site, every year from 2013-19, property tax appeals were on the books and ready to be adjudicated quickly. “As part of the financial agreement, we made sure that all of those tax appeals were dropped no matter where they were in legal processing or how quickly,” Hughes said. “As part of the financial agreement, we had to take out those tax appeals from the legal system, which resulted in a big savings to the township because it eliminated that exposure from that litigation.” Hughes said to satisfy the township’s affordable housing obligations, out of the 115 affordable housing units mandated by the courts that are in the redevelopment zone, 103 will be on this site. As part of the 110 Tices Lane redevelopment plan, Hughes said a variety of agreed off-site improvements will be made, which include: • Widening of Tices Lane to two lanes in each direction; • Dedicated turning lanes into develop-

ment • Construction of new loop road to access Route 18, crossing Tices Lane from Renee Road; • New traffic signals and geometry improvements at Tices Lane and Renee Road intersection; • Eight acres of land deeded to township for municipal ice rink; • Connections to all bike/pedestrian trails; • New multi-use trails; and • Drainage and stormwater improvements. Hughes said the project’s new equity partner, Russo Development, will be included in the redevelopment agreement for Route 18. “The redevelopment agency went through a process of meeting a new equity partner, which is Russo Development, not only meeting them, but also hearing from [Russo Development Chief Executive Officer] Edward Russo, really hearing his vision for the redevelopment area and … authorizing him to be partners in a joint venture with River Development Equities. Russo Development is not only a statewide player, but a player in the region when it comes to development, and nationally.” Hughes said the agency also amended the project’s redevelopment plan to add more flexibility from one bedroom and studio units. “Most importantly is, the state really asked for more flexibility to include more one -bedroom and studio units on the property because they are seeing a growth in that market and want the flexibility to be able to exceed some of the original maximums for those two unit types,” Hughes

said. “There’s no increase in the density or in the unit count. It’s merely the types of units that will be going there and kind of flipping them around. You’re still heading up to the same number at the end of the day.” The financial agreement for the Route 18 project, Hughes said, is due soon and negotiations are ongoing, and the agency, along with Township Attorney Michael Baker, is coming very close to a final agreement, which will likely track north of more than $3 million per year to the township on the entire piece of parcel. “Lastly, there’s a real desire to get a site plan to planning board by summer. Defined summer is June 21 to Sept. 23. With a project of this magnitude, and this complexity, there’s a lot of hard engineering, that’s been conducted,” Hughes said. Regarding the next steps for each of the major three projects, Hughes said for 110 Tices Lane, the agency’s Advisory Committee has been tasked to brainstorm potential names for the project. For the Route 18 project, Hughes said a financial agreement for the project will need to be approved by the council and he projects it will on the council’s agenda soon. Hughes said lastly, a complete property acquisition and site plan for Route 18 will need to be approved by the planning board by this summer. For more information, visit www.eastbrunswick.org/129/Agendas-Minutes or www.eastbrunswick.org/redevelopment.

nal response and bring most-needed attention to address this silent crisis,” Talia Kaplan, executive director of Seed the Dream Foundation, said in the statement. “Every day, we lose more than 40 Holocaust survivors, and yet every day we continue to see hundreds of new requests for care. There is no time to waste,” Gringlas said in the statement. Roni Salkin, executive director of JFS of Middlesex County, asks, “How could we put our survivors on a waiting list for emergency services? The time is now to help them, not 10 years from now, but today while we can still help. It is unconscionable to think of a Holocaust survivor who does not have enough food to eat or must decide whether to pay an electric bill, a plumber or a doctor’s office. With the partnership of our Jewish Federation in the Heart of NJ and KAVOD SHEF, our Holocaust survivors are able to see with new eyeglasses, eat again after extensive dental work, use new hearing aids to enjoy

the laughter of family, and bring in nursing aides to help them stay in their homes, aging with comfort and dignity.” “Jewish Federation identifies and mobilizes resources to address the most pressing needs in the Jewish community,” Susan Antman, executive director of Jewish Federation in the Heart of NJ, said in the statement. “Helping to bring all the pieces of the JFS – KAVOD SHEF – Federation partnership together for the benefit of our treasured Holocaust survivors is more than a manifestation of our Federation mission, but we hope a loving and respectful way to remind Holocaust survivors that they are not forgotten and never alone.” The KAVOD SHEF hotline is 720-2958484. KAVOD Ensuring Dignity for Holocaust Survivors is an organization that is making a massive impact for Holocaust survivors living near or in poverty in the U.S. KAVOD was created in the fall of 2015 when the founders, John and Amy

Israel Pregulman, learned that one-third of the up to 80,000 survivors living in the U.S. struggle with day-to-day basic needs when there is an emergency situation. “We still get looks of dismay every time we share these numbers. We get asked time and time again how is this possible and why is this happening?” John Pregulman, co-founder of KAVOD, said in the statement. “The issue is not going away and is not dwindling. Our survivors are getting older and are having bigger financial stresses. We only have a few years left with these courageous individuals and we feel it is our responsibility to take care of them and offer them peace in their final years. They have been through enough and as a human community, we are responsible,” Amy Israel Pregulman, executive director of KAVOD, said in the statement. For more information, visit www.kavodensuringdignity.com/

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PRAYER IS POWERFUL Oh, most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine of splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. Oh, Star of the Sea, help me and show me herein you are my Mother. Oh, Holy Mary Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth! I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to succor me in this petition. There are none that can withstand your power. Oh, show me herein you are my Mother. Oh Mary conceived without sin pray for us who have recourse in thee (3Xs). Holy Mother, I place this cause in your hands (3Xs). Holy Spirit, you who solve all problems, light all roads so I can attain my goal. You who gave me the divine gift to forgive and forget all evil against me and that in all instances in my life you are with me, I want in this short prayer to thank you for all things as you confirm once again that I never want to be separated from you in eternal glory. Thank you for your mercy towards me and mine. + Say this prayer 3 consecutive days and publish prayer after petition is granted. Do not despair. Additional advice and petition. Pray the Rosary regularly.

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