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Jolly Ol’ St. Nick traded his eight tiny reindeer for North Brunswick Township Police Department cruisers and utility vehicles as he traversed the township spreading pre-Christmas holiday cheer.
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olly Ol’ St. Nick traded his eight tiny reindeer for North Brunswick Township Police Department cruisers and utility vehicles as he traversed the township spreading pre-Christmas holiday cheer. “Words cannot describe the feeling you get when you see the look on people’s faces as Santa comes by. Kids cheer and adults pull out their cell phones for videos and pictures. It is one of those rare moments when everyone feels like they are included. No one is excluded, regardless of race, religion or economic status,” Patrolman Fedor Salvador-Romero, one of the event’s original organizers, said in a pre-
pared statement. What began five years ago as an effort to bring joy to those less fortunate has grown from eight to 80 families designated to receive gifts. Gifts were originally the result of township police department employee donations. Now, other township employees, local businesses and community-based organizations donate hundreds of presents for those in need of holiday assistance, according to the statement. Officers come into the headquarters on Hermann Road before their shifts, often joined by their family members to help wrap and distribute gifts.
“We received a donation of 250 stuffed animals at one time. We were able to give every child who came out to greet us something,” Patrolman Cal Hibbits and Lt. Ryan Uzunis, two more of the original event organizers, said in the statement regarding the gift distribution on Dec. 19 and 20. The department receives referrals for gifts from several sources. Churches, social service organizations and individuals aware of the department’s program reach out on behalf of others and themselves. Other times the referrals come from far more challenging circumstances. (Continued on page 7)
he South Brunswick Township Council voted unanimously in favor of an ordinance to create a new energy program that will put the town on a path to offer 100% renewable electricity to all residents by the end of the decade. The ordinance, which was advanced by local residents who worked with Food & Water Watch (F&WW), creates a new program allowing the municipality to purchase energy on behalf of residents at discounted bulk rates, and to set guidelines about the sources of electricity, according to a statement provided by F&WW. The ordinance lays out a timeline for the program to reach the 100% renewable threshold by the year 2030. “Creating this type of clean energy aggregation program is a simple, effective step that municipalities can take right now to clean up air pollution and take real action to confront the climate crisis,” F&WW Central Jersey Organizer Charlie Kratovil said in a statement after the Dec. 22 approval. “This is a huge win for South Brunswick, and we will keep helping to build local campaigns to achieve 100% clean, renewable energy by 2030 across New Jersey.” State law gives residents of some municipalities the power to directly petition local governments to consider an ordinance; the local governing body can either pass it as presented, or put the question to voters to decide. “It’s so good to learn that South Brunswick is joining our neighboring townships in the move to an aggregated energy policy,” Joan W. Scott, a South Brunswick resident and professor emerita at the Institute for Advanced Study, said in the statement. “We not only save on our electric bills, but also address the climate crisis as responsible citizens of the planet.” “I appreciate that South Brunswick is joining other New Jersey townships in adapting a renewable energy program. It is our responsibility to reduce our carbon footprint and do everything possible to reverse global warming,” Eileen Balaban (Continued on page 7)
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Monmouth Mobile Home Park offers online shopping spree to children SOUTH BRUNSWICK – Monmouth Mobile Home Park hosts an annual holiday shopping spree for local students from South Brunswick schools. This year, Monmouth Mobile Home Park is instead treating 25 lucky children to an online shopping spree. “This year, due to COVID-19, we decided to do the shopping spree online so that we could be as safe as possible. We weren’t about to let our local kids down. It was important for us to find a way to bring some joy to children in need,” Dan Mandell, manager of Monmouth Mobile Home Park, said in a prepared statement. “This year has been difficult for so many families and especially during the holidays it can be tough. We are happy to help.” The annual event lets one child and one parent loose in the store, giving them approximately an hour to pick out whatever they want. Each child gets $150 to spend, according to the statement. “It is really something amazing to watch as the kids are so thankful and won’t just pick out gifts for themselves but will often buy gifts for other family members. Even though we can’t be together in person this year, I know the kids will have a
blast shopping online,” Mandell said in the statement. The staff at Monmouth Mobile Home Park is fully immersed in community life and are active members in township activities, offering different events, activities and gatherings so everyone can be included, according to the statement. This past summer, Monmouth Mobile Home Park created a garden to help provide nutritious food for their residents who were struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic. They also hosted an outdoor COVID friendly fall festival at a local farm and are in the process of building little free libraries so that the children at the Park have access to books. Other events they have hosted include a Trenton Thunder baseball game outing, a tree lighting, menorah lighting, annual resident holiday party, Easter egg hunt, end of summer ice cream truck and a community yard sale. For more information, call 732-2972051, or visit https://mmhp.com/. Monmouth Mobile Home Park is located at 4017 Route 1, Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick.
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COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD The North Brunswick Department of Parks, Recreation & Community Services is accepting nominations for its annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Award. Nominees should focus on service for the community and represent how Dr. King lived his life. Email submissions by Jan. 2 to Lou Ann Benson at lbenson@northbrunswicknj.gov Sewing for a Cause is raising money for the New Jersey foster care children. Gaylien Thompson, a Sayreville resident, sells hand-sown items on Etsy.com through her shop SewingbyGaylien, such
as home decor, children’s quilts, doll dresses, a doll quilt, and Christmas items. She will donate $2 for every order she receives through December. Her goal is to raise $150. For more information, email quilt23lady@gmail.com. The North Brunswick Police Department is seeking donations of sanitizing wipes and other PPE. Drop off items at police headquarters, 710 Hermann Road, North Brunswick. Call 732-247-0922, ext. 326 for more information.
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D&R Greenway Land Trust releases new video featuring Babe Ruth’s granddaughter
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ittle Leaguers and their families will be inspired by watching D&R Greenway’s latest video “Fields of Dreams” featuring sports and the outdoors in the starring role. Linda Ruth Tosetti, granddaughter of legendary home-run hitter Babe Ruth, tells personal stories about the Babe’s early life and how he became motivated to become a baseball player. “My grandfather looked up to Father Mathais, a mountain of a man, and Babe stood head and shoulders over the other kids,” Tosetti said in a prepared statement regarding her grandfather’s mentor at a Catholic school. Viewers are treated to historic photos of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor from Babe Ruth’s youth. Sports fans will hear the story of how he learned to throw. The video begins with D&R Greenway trustee James Fiorentino, an artist who has painted many of baseball’s legendary players. Fiorentino was the youngest artist ever to have his art featured in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York, when he was only 15 years of age. Having begun his sports art career with Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams, Fiorentino became a college baseball player himself, according to the statement. He talks about the connection he feels to the land
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while outdoors in the field, and how important this is in forming a lifelong love of nature. Since 1989, D&R Greenway has permanently protected over 21,000 acres of land in central New Jersey. Fiorentino became vice chair of the Board of Trustees of the land trust in 2019, according to the statement. Farm View Fields and Greenway Meadows parks in Princeton were both saved from housing developments and preserved in 2001 through the leadership of D&R Greenway. These parks provide baseball and soccer fields, as well as places to walk and experience the outdoors, according to the statement. In the video, D&R Greenway’s President and CEO Linda Mead shares that being outdoors in nature cultivates creativity and calm in children who are known to have ADHD, according to the statement. The viewer learns that, in fact, Babe Ruth
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may have had “nature-deficit disorder,” a term coined by author Richard Louv in his book “Last Child in the Woods” published in 2005. Tosetti insists that, throughout his legendary life, her grandfather was sustained by nature. “He was a fisherman and huntsman. That’s where he got his solace,” she said in the statement. During the past year, D&R Greenway partnered with the Trenton Thunder baseball team at Waterfront Park in Trenton where parts of the video were filmed. “The way many, many people connect with nature and the outdoors is through the sports their children play when they are young,” Mead said in the statement. High school students from the Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund’s FUTURO program share how they feel when they are out in nature, according to the statement. These students have worked in partnership with D&R Greenway over the past year, learning about nature’s benefits, clean water and open spaces. In contrast to being indoors during the pandemic, these students’ words about “a good lost” while outside on a wide, open field will stick with the viewer for a long time. Information on the new 7-minute video “Fields of Dreams” can be found on D&R Greenway Land Trust’s website https:// drgreenway.org/
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State Theatre New Jersey announces online trivia
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tate Theatre New Jersey has announced two online trivia nights for 2021: Music Trivia hosted by Magic 98.3’s Maryann Morgan on Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. and Be My Crazy Valentine Trivia hosted by drag comedian and singer Pissi Myles on Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. According to a press release, a minimum donation of $5 allows patrons to participate in the trivia challenge. Proceeds raised will support State Theatre’s community engagement programs. To sign up for trivia nights, visit STNJ.org/Trivia Each trivia night features 50 multiple choice questions. The winner gets bragging rights and a $150 State Theatre gift certificate and a State Theatre swag bag. The runner-up gets a State Theatre swag bag. Online trivia night will be hosted on Zoom on each participant’s desktop computer and played on the smartphone-based
trivia game app called Kahoot. Closed Captioning for trivia nights can be made available by request by emailing info@ stnj.org one week prior to the event. Music Trivia on Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. will feature questions about Grammy Award winning songs and artists, Billboard charttopping hits and music icons from the 1960s to today. Music Trivia will be hosted by Magic 98.3 morning show host Maryann Morgan, according to the press release. Magic 98.3 is the media sponsor for online music trivia night. Be My Crazy Valentine Trivia on Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. will be hosted by drag comedian and singer Pissi Myles. The Valentine’s themed trivia will cover everything from celebrity gossip, pop culture, love and heartbreak in movies to famous couples, famous breakups, and some Valentine’s Day history, according to the press release.
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coins 39. Prefix with ‘graph’ 40. *Joe’s running mate 42. PGA peg 43. What bees did 45. Fixes firmly 47. Summer mo. 48. R in NPR 50. Widespread 52. *WHO’s March announcement 55. Cliffside dwelling 56. Drop-off spot 57. Sonic sound 59. Sports figures, e.g. 60. Persian backgammon 61. Water carrier 62. *Late basketball legend 63. *____ lightning, cause of California wildfires 64. X-ray units DOWN
1. Copy cats 2. Flu symptom 3. Synagogue 4. 1/100th of a ruble 5. Bid again 6. Western neckwear, pl. 7. Gwyneth, to friends 8. *Like a vote during lockdown 9. What Joy Mangano does on TV 10. Do like exhaust pipe 11. *“Transplant” network 13. ____ of honor 14. It’s often wreaked 19. Zoo enclosures 22. Compass dir. 23. Labored breaths 24. *Jared Kushner to Donald Trump 25. Nigerian money 26. Part of an eye 27. About to explode 28. Looked at,
amorously 29. Smelling organs 32. Two of the same 33. Philosopher’s study 36. *Best Picture Oscar-winner 38. China grass 40. Party barrel 41. Having a cover 44. *What Zoom host does to guests, sometimes 46. Type of jacket 48. “M*A*S*H” character 49. Ticked off 50. *President Trump used this power in 2020 51. United ____ Emirates 52. Be undecided 53. *Caucus state 54. Like most universities 55. Pose a question 58. Robinson or Doubtfire
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North Brunswick presents awards to adult, teen leaders NORTH BRUNSWICK - The North Brunswick Department of Parks, Recreation & Community Services and the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee presented their annual end-of-year awards to deserving members of the community. The Youth Advocate Award was presented to Tom Abode. Abode has been a North Brunswick resident for 38 years. He graduated from North Brunswick Township High School (NBTHS) in 1983. Abode is an attorney whose practice is based in North Brunswick. He has served as a member of the North Brunswick Zoning Board since 2014. He is an active volunteer with the North Brunswick Township Soccer Club since 2004. He served as vice president from 2008-16 and was then elected president. He is an executive board member of the North Brunswick Youth Sports Festival Committee and a member of the North Brunswick Adams Athletic Club. The Youth Advocate Award was presented to Tom Kovacs. Kovacs was born and raised in North Brunswick. He graduated from NBTHS in 1990. He has worked for L’Oreal as a material movement specialist for the past 30 years. He grew up playing youth sports in town. He began volunteering with the North Brunswick Baseball & Softball Association in 2005 when he started coaching his oldest child in T-ball. He continued to coach and manage a team each year for every division, from Double A to the Senior League. He coached and managed three travel baseball teams for 13 years, taking them to Cooperstown Dreams Park in 2012, 2016 and 2019. Kovacs has been a member of the Executive Board of the North Brunswick Baseball & Softball Association since 2008. He started as the player agent and handled all registrations for baseball and softball. He has dedicated his time as a league director and equipment manager, and for the past six years has been the coordinator of the snack shack. He assists the North Brunswick Youth Sports Festival Committee as the games manager. The Young Adult Peer Advocate Award was presented to Kyle Handoff. Kyle is a senior at NBTHS who has a 4.2 GPA. He has completed numerous Advanced Placement (AP) courses in English, history and drawing. He is in the process of completing AP European history, human geography, microeconomics and English literature. He has taken Honors courses in
various subjects as well. Kyle is currently a member of the National Honor Society and has been an Honor Roll awardee since 2017. He was the National Junior Honor Society vice president from 2016-17. He is the vice president and mural director for the National Arts Honor Society. He is president of “Painted Words,” the school’s literature and arts publication, and was the creative and photography director when the group placed first in the American Scholastic Association Competition in 2018. He has a magazine cover publication for the annual poetry anthology, as well as “Painted Words” and “Pandemonium”. Kyle acts as an athletic intern for the NBTHS Athletic Department by being the videographer and photographer at school sporting events. He was a student mentor at the NBTHS Music Camp during Summer 2017 and was a course instructor during summer enrichment for grades K-5 in Summer 2016. Kyle is enrolled in ongoing classes at Middlesex County College through the EMPOWER program, enrolled in Introduction to Global Studies, Principles of Public Health, History of Western Civilization, Art History, and Introduction to Art. He holds a 4.0 GPA. Kyle is an instructor at the State Museum of New Jersey in Trenton where he develops guides for use in museum tours. Kyle volunteers as a co-leader/program designer for the Rutgers 4-H Robotics Club for under-resourced children, as well as the 4-H Middlesex County Eco-maniacs Environmental Awareness Club. He is currently the president but has also served as vice president, secretary, treasurer and historian. He volunteers at Students2Science by participating in lab experiments. Kyle is the official event photographer at many events, including the MS Walk, EMPOWER’s 10th anniversary gala, Brunswick Eruption robotics competitions, the annual march and rally against domestic violence, State Theatre events, the NBTHS Talent Show, Coffee House and Artstock performing arts shows, and NBTHS Theatre Revue. Kyle volunteers for the RWJ Foundation Book collection, Elijah’s Promise and Better World Cafe, Clean Ocean Action Beach Sweep and the North Brunswick Senior Center. He has also volunteered as a staff organizer of a food drive for an orphanage. The Young Adult Peer Advocate award was presented to Darcy Fruhschein. Darcy is a senior at NBTHS with a
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Mayor Francis “Mac” Womack, left to right, Kyle Handoff, Darcy Fruhschein and Councilman Carlo Socio outside the municipal building as Kyle and Darcy receive their respective awards for youth leadership.
3.987 GPA. She is in the Top 10% of her class. She is a member of the National Honor Society, as well as the Tri M National Music Honor Society. In 2019, Darcy was inducted into the National Society of High School Scholars. In 2016, Darcy was the recipient of the North Brunswick Department of Parks & Recreation’s Scholar/Athlete/Artist Award. The North Brunswick Board of Education presented her with proclamations for athletic achievements in 2018 and 2019. Darcy is a member of the Girls Varsity Bowling Team at NBTHS. As a freshman, she started on the varsity team and won second place in state sections in Central Jersey and fifth overall. She was the team captain and anchor during her sophomore and junior years. She was named All-White Division, Greater Middlesex County and individually All Conference and All-White Division. She qualified eighth out of 200 her junior year in the NJSIAA sections, and finished 60th in the state. Darcy’s highest average is 183.1 with a high game of 254 and a high series of 625. In the 56th annual New Jersey State Youth Bowling Tournament this past March, Darcy placed fifth in the Singles Event, Handicap Division B; and eighth in the Scratch Division B. In 2019, she had a 155 average overall in the Junior Gold. In the 55th annual New Jersey State
Youth Bowling Tournament she placed first in the Doubles Event, Scratch Division C; first in the Doubles Event, Handicap Division C; third in the Team Event, Scratch Division C; and sixth in the Individual All Events, Scratch Division C. Darcy has also been on the NBTHS Golf Team where she started in all matches, and the team received the Sportsmanship Award for Greater Middlesex County. She has been a member of the NBTHS Marching Band, Honors Wind Ensemble and Concert Band. In Spring 2019, she was on the Basket Auction Committee to help raise funds for the Class of 2021. She was the homeroom representative for the Class of 2021. Darcy has volunteered with the township’s Youth Council and Municipal Alliance since 2015. She was a North Brunswick Township District Summer Music Camp volunteer counselor in 2019, and a 5K participant/ volunteer for Purple for Pappas in 2016 and 2018. Darcy is active in the Parish of the Visitation and has been an altar server since 2011. She received the Saint Timothy Award this year from the Diocese of Metuchen in recognition of a high school teen who exhibits the Catholic faith and service in youth ministry.
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Saint Peter’s health care workers receive first doses of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine
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aint Peter’s University Hospital, a member of Saint Peter’s Healthcare System, began administering the long-anticipated Moderna vaccine for COVID-19 on Dec. 22. Initial vaccinations will be disseminated to hospital employees and physicians with the highest levels of patient interaction and those specifically caring for COVID-19 patients. During a phased process, eventually all employees and physicians who are interested in receiving the vaccine will have an opportunity to be vaccinated. The Moderna vaccine, which requires two doses 28 days apart, recently received Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Emergency Use Authorization authority allows the FDA to help strengthen the nation’s public health protections against chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats by facilitating the availability and use of medical counter measures needed during public health emergencies. For the FDA to issue an EUA, safety and efficacy must be demonstrated, and certain criteria must be met, including that there are no adequate, approved and available alternatives. “This is a moment we’ve long anticipated,” said Leslie D. Hirsch, FACHE, president and CEO of Saint Peter’s Healthcare System. “For the past nine months, our dedicated and selfless healthcare heroes have been working on the front lines, committed to saving lives while often risking their own. We are fortunate to be one of the first recipients of the Moderna vaccine, one which has been shown to be 94% effective in preventing COVID-19.” Hirsch said that the arrival of the Moderna vaccine is extremely positive, yet “we need to remind people that while the
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Salvador-Romero said, “Officers who have responded to a domestic violence call or a report of a home invasion will take a mental note of what they encounter. Often the family, especially the children, are too shaken to interact with us in a positive way. Santa’s visit is an opportunity for those traumatized earlier to feel better about their interactions with the department and the days ahead. It is our small way of bringing light to what may have otherwise been a dark situation.”
• This article was submitted by Burton Trent Public Affairs on behalf of the North Brunswick Police Department.
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Megan Chan, BSN, RN-BC, DSRIP/Community Health Services/1G Metabolic Unit, is the first employee of Saint Peter’s University Hospital to receive the Moderna vaccine from Employee Health Services Manager Linda Vance, RN, BSN, COHN-S/CM, as Leslie D. Hirsch, president and CEO, Saint Peter’s Healthcare System, and Linda Carroll, MSN, RN, RN-BC, vice president of Patient Care Services and chief nursing officer, look on.
vaccine is expected to prevent disease or decrease its severity, we cannot say for certain that a vaccinated individual can no longer transmit the disease. Therefore, it is prudent, especially during the impending holiday season, that we all continue to wear our face coverings, practice social distancing and engage in proper handwashing protocol.” Saint Peter’s will administer the vaccine in accordance with recommendations from the national Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, and guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC); other federal agencies; and the New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH). Due to the potential for limited initial supply, Saint Peter’s interdisciplinary task force, led by Linda Carroll, MSN, RN, RN-BC, vice president of Patient Care Services and chief nursing officer, will administer the vaccine in phases based on prioritization of those employees with the highest levels of patient interaction and those caring for COVID-19 patients. Visit saintpetershcs.com or call 732745-8600 for more information.
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD High school students are invited to enter their substance use prevention messages through their original music as part of the music and song writing competition, “Your Song! Your Voice! Shout Down Drugs New Jersey,” sponsored by New Jersey Broadcasters and 959.9-FM WRAT. The competition is designed to challenge New Jersey high school students to create original music and lyrics with powerful peer-to-peer substance use, misuse and prevention messages. Entries are accepted through Feb. 1. All music genres are welcomed from
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students interested in sharing their talent and inspiring messages about shouting down drugs and raising up their voices to inspire their peers. The winner of the New Jersey Shout Down Drugs competition, as decided by judges and announced at the end of the Prevention Concert, will receive a $5,000 music contract. The second- and third-place performers will receive $3,000 and $2,000 music contracts, respectively, with the Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey. For information on how to enter, contact Diane Higgins at 973-275-7985.
Assemblyman Joe Danielsen’s “Head to Toe” clothing drive is seeking donations of hats, scarves, mittens/gloves and socks for children ages 3-16. Any donations must be clean and washed, and placed in a Ziploc bag and left in the designated box outside his office at 334 Elizabeth Ave., Somerset, on the second floor. The drive will last until Feb. 15. For more information, call 732-2473999 or email asmdanielsen@njleg.org.
Eisenberg, a South Brunswick resident, said in the statement. Food & Water Watch is working in 15 municipalities to enact similar 100% renewable energy programs. The group played a key role in creating programs in New Brunswick and Piscataway, saving residents’ on their utility bills while expanding the use of clean, renewable energy. This summer, the campaign won a major victory in Edison, where the township’s council approved an ordinance that puts the fifth-largest township in the state on the path to 100% renewable electricity by 2030, according to the statement. Red Bank is also creating a renewable aggregation program.
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NM-00448525
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Storm damage/storm related issues excluded.
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TIMCO HOME
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732-207-3933 732-617-TREE
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NM-00447521
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732-983-1520
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Serving the area for over 31 years! Best from Europe!
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732-525-8118
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Owned & operated by Joshua Ludlow Free Estimates • References • Fully Insured
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NM-00445988
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#13VH04604300
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