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Setting off its year-long celebration to commemorate three centuries of existence, the South River Historical and Preservation Society unveiled the borough’s 300th anniversary banner on June 26.
South River unveils banner marking 300th anniversary
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etting off its year-long celebration to commemorate three centuries of existence, the South River Historical and Preservation Society unveiled the borough’s 300th anniversary banner. Members of the Borough Council, the South River Historical and Preservation Society and Mayor John Krenzel were present for the unveiling ceremony on June 26 in front of the South River Museum, located at 64-66 Main St. On the left, the banner boldly announces South River’s 300-year history, while the right provides the years, 1720-2020. At the center of the banner is the official logo for the borough’s 300th anniversary designed by Kevin LaScala, a trustee of the historical society, according to a prepared statement from the South River Historical and Preservation Society. Thanking them for their contribution towards the banner, Krenzel said the banner was sponsored by the South River Lion’s Club and thanked the members of the historical society for their help in coordinating upcoming events with the borough.
Krenzel said there will be a variety of different events to celebrate the borough’s 300th anniversary throughout the year; however, announcements will be made as the state mandates what events the borough to have events to be conducted, according to the statement. Public events to celebrate South River’s 300th anniversary are still being planned by the historical society in conjunction with the South River Cultural Arts and Heritage Commission, according to the statement. South River is thought to have been settled in 1720 when Hartshorne Willett settled on the bank of the South River. The borough has gone through several incarnations since that time. It started out as a small village, was designated a town by state law in 1870 and was finally incorporated as an independent borough in 1898. There were a variety of name changes along the way, Willettstown and Washington being the most often used, according to the statement. A webpage for the 300th anniversary
was created by the historical society. The site includes a timeline of South River history along with links to related resources; because the anniversary events planned for recent months could not be held the society established a YouTube channel. Stephanie Bartz, who is a trustee and long-time society board member, has been creating and posting videos about aspects of South River history. Subjects include the borough hall erected in 1908, which is now the Criminal Justice Building, the post office from its inception in 1824 to the opening of the current building in 1942, a virtual tour of the museum and graveyard, and memories of Memorial Day parades from years gone by. Further announcements will be made as plans are developed that will allow for events to be conducted safely and in accordance with the requirements set by the state, according to the statement. For more information about South River history and upcoming events, visit www.sites.rootsweb.com/~njsrhps/southriverboro300.html.
he ninth annual National Moth Week, which this week will be July 18-26, invites novice and experienced “moth-ers,” alike, to observe moths in their own backyards and contribute to scientific knowledge as part of one of the world’s largest citizen science projects. National Moth Week (NMW) offers the opportunity to learn about nighttime nature from the safety of backyards and gardens; porches, decks and balconies – anywhere a light can be turned on. Free registration of private and public moth-watching events is encouraged on the NMW website in order to show where moths are being observed around the world. Private street addresses are never displayed. All participants will receive a certificate of participation designed by Ecuadorean artist Belen Mena of the NMW team. “This year’s National Moth Week may not feature as many traditional public moth nights as in the past, but it’s still possible to observe and learn about moths while social distancing,” said Liti Haramaty, co-founder of National Moth Week, in a prepared statement. “All you need is an outdoor light source shining on a wall, door or white sheet. And don’t forget your camera.” In addition to using lights, moth-ers also can attract moths by coating tree trunks with a sticky, sweet mixture of fruit and stale beer. Searching for caterpillars and day-flying moths is a good activity for daytime. The NMW website offers tips on attracting moths. Participants are invited to contribute photos and data to NMW partner websites, as well as the NMW Flickr group, which now has over 100,000 moth photos from around the world. Moth observations submitted to iNaturalist.org, a site for sharing observations in the natural world, will be added to the NMW project on that site. Last year, over 27,000 moth observations were posted on iNaturalist. (Continued on page 9)
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Cub Scout Pack 132 in East Brunswick held a food drive for the Aldersgate Community Outreach Center in East Brunswick, in response to the increased need in food due to COVID-19 and to fulfill the new Monmouth Council CARES program. Scouts from Kindergarten to fifth grade helped collect 20 crates of food.
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East Brunswick officers save man from falling over N.J. Turnpike bridge EAST BRUNSWICK – East Brunswick patrolmen Rob Thuring and Ryan Hensperger saved a man from falling over a New Jersey Turnpike bridge on June 21. Lt. Frank Sutter said the incident took place on Route 18 near Naricon Place at about 5:21 p.m. Police received 911 calls about a man who was walking in the road and then on the other side of the railing on the New Jersey Turnpike bridge. Arriving at the scene, Thuring said the
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Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office swears in first female prosecutor NEW BRUNSWICK – The Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office swore in its first female prosecutor. Yolanda Ciccone, the former Assignment Judge of Somerset County, was sworn in to her new role on June 30 during a brief ceremony officiated by retired Judge and former Middlesex County Prosecutor Alan A. Rockoff. In June 2020, Gov. Phil Murphy nominated Ciccone, a Metuchen resident, to become the Prosecutor of Middlesex County. She was confirmed by the N.J. Senate on June 15, 2020, beginning a five-year term
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VASHTI HARRIS ,By Staff Writer e e EAST BRUNSWICK – The Township dCouncil introduced an ordinance, which fif adopted, will amend the municipal code hauthorizing residents to pay for first-time xoffenses online. - Business Administrator Joseph Crisocuolo said if the ordinance gets adopted by the council it will allow summonses to 1be paid online for first-time offenses rather othan going to court. , Some first-time offenses that will no alonger require an appearance in court ineclude: e - • For disturbing the peace due to dog barking, as a first offense requires a $60 t -
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the creation of a 100% renewable municipal energy program. Food & Water Action organizers were instrumental in both petition-gathering efforts, teaming up with residents to go doorto-door to generate support and collect signatures. “The global health pandemic brings new urgency to the work of cleaning up air pollution and protecting a health environment in our New Jersey communities. Creating a clean energy aggregation program is a simple, effective step that municipalities can take right now,� Food & Water Action New Jersey State Director Matthew Smith said in the statement. “This is a winwin scenario: Residents pay discounted rates for clean, renewable electricity, and they will be cleaning up harmful air pollution and reducing our dependence on climate destroying fossil fuels, all at the same time.�
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD The five campuses of the Middlesex County Vocational and Technical Schools will hold outdoor graduations for the 474 members of the Class of 2020 at three locations on July 8 and 9. The ceremonies for the Middlesex County Academy for Allied Health and Biomedical Sciences in Woodbridge and the Middlesex County Academy for Science, Mathematics and Engineering Technologies in Edison will be held July 8 in William Warren Park on Florida Grove Road in Woodbridge. The Woodbridge Academy ceremony will be at 9 a.m., and the Edison Academy graduation will be at 11:30. The ceremonies for the MCVTS East Brunswick Campus and the Piscataway Campus will be held July 9 on the soccer field on the East Brunswick Campus. The East Brunswick graduation will be at 9 a.m., and the Piscataway graduation at 11:30 a.m. The graduation for the Perth Amboy Campus will be held July 9 at 9 a.m. on the softball field on the campus. The rain date for all of the ceremonies will be July 10. Each graduate will be allowed two guests. Family groups will be allowed to sit together, with proper spacing in between. There will be speeches by the valedictorian and salutatorian of each campus. Custodians will sanitize the chairs in between the two ceremonies in Woodbridge and East Brunswick. More information is available at www. mcvts.net. Â
The Community Health Law Project (CHLP) has extended the deadline for nominations of candidates for the Ann Klein Advocate Awards and Mike Lione Accessibility Award to recognize those who dedicate themselves to improving the lives of people living with disabilities through Oct. 17. The Ann Klein Advocate Award is given to a group of select individuals and organizations, nominated by the public, who have performed exemplary work as advocates for people living with disabilities and/or vulnerable populations. The award is named in memory of Ann Klein, former commissioner of the NJ Department of Human Services, whose career as a public servant, legislator and social worker paved the way for significant advances in the human services systems throughout the State of New Jersey. The Mike Lione Accessibility Award was established in 2013 in memory of longtime Community Health Law Project Board Member and former Chair Mike Lione. This award is presented to an individual or entity that has performed exemplary work as an advocate for accessibility on behalf of persons living with disabilities. For more information, visit www.chlp. org or call 973-275-1175. The East Brunswick Jewish Center is providing minyanim twice every day, services on Shabbat and holidays, adult education classes and Lunch and Learn with the Rabbi. Membership welcome but not necessary. Visit www.ebjc.org/online-events for more information.
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Since it was established in 2012, NMW has inspired thousands of public and private moth-watching and educational events around the world in over 80 countries and all 50 U.S. states, according to the statement. Sites have included national parks and monuments, museums and local recreation areas, private backyards and front porches – wherever there’s a light and a place for them to land. Last year, hundreds of National Moth Week events were registered around the world, including all 50 states and 47 countries. “Moth diversity is astonishing and with a little effort it’s amazing what can be found in a backyard or local park,” NMW co-founder David Moskowitz said in the statement. “Some of my most exciting moth adventures have been in my own small backyard. Exploring yours is sure to yield moth treasures that are just waiting to be found.” National Moth Week was founded by the Friends of the East Brunswick Environmental Commission, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental education and conservation. It is now one of the most widespread citizen science projects in the world. It is coordinated by volunteers in New Jersey, New York, Tennessee, Washington State, Ecuador, India and Hong Kong. For more information about National Moth Week, visitnationalmothweek.org, or email info@nationalmothweek.org. Also, find National Moth Week on Facebook, Twitter (@moth_week) and Instagram (mothweek) #Nationalmothweek #mothweek.
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merica’s Pastime will be back in action on the diamond this summer with the “Last Dance World Series,” and high school baseball programs throughout the Greater Middlesex Conference will be taking full advantage of the opportunity to play baseball. The statewide tournament that will feature 222 teams and is scheduled to begin on July 14 was the brainchild of Metuchen’s Saint Joseph High School baseball Coach and Athletic Director Mike Murray. Murray gives a lot of credit to baseball programs and people in the baseball community across the state for helping jump start the tournament. There is still work to be done to fine tune player safety measures for the tournament, Murray admits, but the coach is excited to bring some normalcy back to people’s lives with baseball this summer. “First and foremost, our goal is to do this tournament safely and provide players with a close to normal experience of playing baseball,” Murray said. “Feeling normal is what we need right now. A lot of parents have told me that they are excited to sit in a lawn chair again and watch their kids play baseball. Feels good to see all the kids in the state looking forward to playing in the tournament.” Murray’s St. Joseph squad is the host of the 5A-Metuchen Regional Region and the No. 1 seed in the region that is based in the South Jersey Bracket. The No. 2 seed is Sayreville War Memorial High School, followed by No. 3 seed John F. Kennedy Memorial High School and No. 4 seed Wardlaw Rams, from Woodbridge and Edison, respectively. It’s an eight-team bracket in total with Edison High School standing as the No. 1 seed and hosting the 5B-Edison Regional Region. Rival John P. Steven High School from Edison is the No. 2 seed. Carteret High School serves as the No. 3 seed and South River High School rounds out the region at No. 4. Each team in the tournament will play at least three games during the first round of pool play. In an eight-team bracket, the two teams that are 2-0 after the first two games of pool play will square off in a contest to advance to the single elimination round of 32. The
rest of the teams will advance beyond pool is the 1A-Brick Regional Region that is play depending on their record and how it headed by the No. 1 overall seed in the compares to other teams in the entire South entire South Jersey Bracket in the Jackson Jersey Bracket. Memorial High School baseball team. St. Joe’s Falcons will have around 19 to Jackson Liberty High School, Brick 21 players playing on the squad during the Memorial and Brick Township fill out the tournament, which will include 13 players rest of that side of the bracket. from the Class of 2020. Both senior rightField knows his team has a tough chalhander Adam Boucher and sophomore lenge ahead of them and even called their lefty Donovan Zak will be playbracket the toughest in the touring in the tournament to give St. nament. Speaking to his ball club Joseph a great one-two duo at the through a Zoom meeting on June top of its rotation. 30, Field encouraged his players Making it to the NJSIAA to continue the team’s mindset of South Jersey, Non-Public A final stepping into the batter’s box and last year, Murray said the team competing. had high expectations coming Field said that throughout the into the 2020 season with 16 sepandemic his seniors have been niors and a load of talent back in holding senior practices where the fold. guys are split up into groups of A goal for the team is to make four to five players for workouts it to the single elimination round on the field. Steven of 32, Murray said, but the over“All of our players stayed enBassin all goal for the squad in the Last gaged throughout the entire proDance World Series is to be back cess,” Field said. “They would playing on the field together. send in workout videos to myself “Our guys are happy to be around each and the coaching staff.” other and have the chance to play together Field saw that drive and determinaone last time”, Murray said. “This gives tion to play one last time together from his them some closure and allows them to end players when the team contacted him right this season on their terms. We’re going to away to sign up for the tournament when it compete and have fun.” was announced. The Monroe Township High School Old Bridge High School senior Eddie baseball squad was expecting to make Nugent reacted the same when he heard the some noise this season in the conference news of the tournament being a possibility. and will try to do so now in the Last Dance Thinking he had lost everything with the World Series. spring season being canceled, Nugent is Coach Sean Field will field a team of excited for the opportunity he and his fel22 players that will consist of 12 seniors. low Old Bridge teammates have to play in After watching his team work so hard in the tournament. the offseason for the 2020 season and then “We have to take this blessing and run deal with the long process of watching with it,” Nugent said. “It’s what everyone their spring on the diamond get canceled on the team wanted and all the guys are exbecause of the coronavirus pandemic, cited about playing.” Field said he is looking forward to seeing The defending GMC champions are the his players back in action this summer. No. 2 seed in the 16A-North Brunswick “This is a great scenario for them to Regional Region. The team they beat in the play one last time together and compete,” conference tournament final, South BrunsField said. “This tournament is great, espe- wick, is the No. 1 seed. cially for the seniors. The guys are excited North Brunswick Township High to play in the tournament.” School is the No. 3 seed and Saint Thomas Monroe is the No. 3 seed in the 1B-Tri- Aquinas is the No. 4 seed in the region. County Regional Region. South Plainfield High School stands as The No. 1 seed is Manalapan High the No. 1 seed in the 16B-North BrunsSchool’s Monmouth Monarchs. No. 2 is wick Regional Region. The No. 2 seed Allentown High School and Robbinsville is Middlesex High School, followed by High School is the No. 4 seed. Spotswood High School at No. 3 and No. 4 The other part of the eight-team bracket seed Middlesex Vo-Tech.
All games will be played at Community Park in North Brunswick. According to Nugent, Old Bridge will have around 25 players on its roster and all six seniors will be participating in the tournament. Nugent said it felt unreal to practice with his teammates for the first time on June 30 and that everything felt the same since the last time they practiced. The team also is getting a lot of support from the Old Bridge community with the Sayre Woods South Little League allowing the players to workout on their fields. “Old Bridge High School and the Old Bridge community have a great relationship,” Nugent said. “We give back a lot to the community and they do the same for us.” South Brunswick Coach C.J. Hendricks is looking forward to seeing his players for the first time on July 13 when the NJSIAA will allow high school coaches to conduct workouts with players. Hendricks said he can’t wait to hit infield and outfield practice to his players one last time. Until then, Hendricks’ father, Carlos, is holding practices for the team as they prepare to put a good product on the field for the tournament. “They’re happy to be back on the field and excited to play baseball again,” Hendricks said. South Brunswick will have around 18 players on its roster and all 10 seniors from this year’s squad will be participating in the tournament. Hendricks admits that the disappointment he saw his players feel with the spring season being canceled was the toughest thing he has dealt with in his 15 years of coaching high school baseball. The coach is excited that his squad, especially his seniors, are getting the opportunity to play in the Last Dance World Series. Win or lose, Hendricks’ message to his squad for the tournament is to play the best they can and to have fun with the opportunity of playing together again. “It’s the best we can do under these circumstances,” Hendricks said. “It’s a great way to give the seniors some closure and help them end their high school careers in a nice way.” East Brunswick High School will compete in the tournament and is the No. 3 seed in the 2A-Lincroft Regional Region.
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