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NEW ALL-IN-ONE OWNER’S APP Hyundai is debuting a new mobile app for owners called MyHyundai with Blue Link. The new app integrates services currently available in the previously separate Blue Link and Car Care mobile apps. This MyHyundai app makes it even easier for customers to access Blue Link remote start, schedule service, get vehicle diagnostics and view how-to videos similar to how they can use the MyHyundai.com owner website. It will have additional features in the future. Compatible with smartphones and tablets, the MyHyundai app is available for free download on Google Play and the Apple App Store.
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Causeway Family Celebrates Hyundai Addition With Grand Opening By: Joe Stroffolino, Editor
The inclusion of Blue Link remote and Assurance Car Care features into the MyHyundai makes vehicle management and ownership seamless. Currently, owners can manage their Blue Link account, along with tracking vehicle service history, scheduling maintenance and checking vehicle information on MyHyundai.com. To access the full set of app features, users will need to activate their Blue Link service with the remote package. Customers without a current Blue Link subscription can get a demonstration of the Blue Link remote features inside the MyHyundai app. Hyundai Blue Link Blue Link brings unified connectivity directly into the car with technology like Remote Start with Climate Control, Destination Search powered by Google®, Remote Door Lock/Unlock, Car Finder, Enhanced Roadside Assistance, and Stolen Vehicle Recovery. Blue Link can be easily accessed from the buttons on the rearview mirror, the Web or via the MyHyundai app. Some of these features can even be controlled via the latest Android Wear™ and new Apple Watch™ smartwatch offerings.
Just in case you haven’t heard yet, Hyundai in Manahawkin is now Causeway Hyundai! To celebrate the Causeway Family is having a huge Grand Opening at all new Causeway Hyundai 551 Route 72 Manahawkin! Mark your calendars for Saturday October 15th from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. “We are incredibly excited as we welcome Hyundai into the Causeway Family of Dealerships” Said David G Wintrode, General Manager. “My father David C Wintrode started with the purchase of Causeway Ford back in 1969. Causeway has grown over the years to include Lincoln
in 1972, an American Luxury Icon. Honda was added in 2001 including best sellers like Accord, Civic and CR-V. Nissan came into the family in 2007 to round the lineup with Maxima and Frontier. “Causeway has always tried to give our customers great selection and tremendous value. Adding another top selling brand does just that. Now our customers can shop for Ford, Ford Commercial Trucks, Lincoln, Honda, Nissan, Hyundai, Causeway Customs, CarSmart Certified, and 5 Certified Pre-Owned brands all on Rt 72 in Manahawkin! To celebrate Causeway Hyundai will be drastically reducing prices on all in stock Hyundai’s! There will be extra savings on 2016 models. Everyone loves to save money! Everyone likes to have fun too. The Grand Opening will have both. Causeway Hyundai will celebrate all day on Saturday October 15th from 9:00AM to 6:00PM. “Mark your calendars! There will be something for everyone! “said Director of Advertising and Marketing Joe Stroffolino. “The Causeway Family wants the current Hyundai owners, and the community to know that we are committed to Hyundai. Causeway would like to ask everyone that attends to bring nonperishable food items to support the Foodbank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties. We will be
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WHAT'S INSIDE Southern Ocean Rotary Fights Hunger
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Ford Encourages Students
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SR Rams Cashing in on Paid Dues
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Hunger Foundation of Southern Ocean
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Breast Cancer Awareness
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10 Best Pumpkin Recipes
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Ladies of Laughter
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This Month’s Horoscope
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30 Minute Meals
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Causeway Kids
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St. Francis Spaghetti Dinner
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Top 10 Restaurants in Manahawkin
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Best Places to See Fall Leaves in NJ
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The 44th Annual 18 Mile Run
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Ask The Expert!
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Win a $500 Nordstrom Gift Card! Please bring non-perishable food to support the Foodbank! Sales Manager Michael Kuna and General Sales Manager Corey Gellis will be on hand to make exceptional deals for everyone looking for a new or Certified pre-
owned Hyundai. Parking will be limited. Causeway will have shuttles available from Causeway Ford for your convenience. See you all there it’s going to be a SUPER time!
“Families Feeding Families” Turkey and Holiday Meal Drive! October 1 – November 15th
Help a local family enjoy a holiday meal by donating frozen turkeys, chickens or holiday trimmings. We will accept donations large and small (including cash donations) at our locations:
Neptune: 3300 Route 66
Toms River, B.E.A.T. Center: 1769 Hooper Avenue around back of building
For more local drop off points, go to www.foodbankmoc.org
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ROTARY Fights Hunger By: Maureen Kelly Raso
I am pleased to announce that on November 5th 2016, I will be the co-chairperson for a “STOP HUNGER NOW” meal packing event with Rotary District 7500 in Ocean County. Every day 25,000 people die from hunger and hunger-related causes. Supplying a sustainable school feeding program in a developing country can double or triple enrollment. Education is proven to provide a way out of poverty and to decrease birth and infant mortality rates. These food packaging events have made a considerable difference in the lives of school children and malnourished in over 30 developing countries. Please join me and my Rotary district in the movement to end hunger in our lifetime! Help us reach our goal to package 20,088 + meals. Working together we can create a world without hunger. Volunteers needed, according to Stop Hunger Now, 40-50 people can pack 10,0000 meals in two hours. We therefore project we will need 80-100 volunteers to work two hour shifts (9-11 and 11:301:30) to pack 20,088 meals. Also we will need 10-12 strong individuals that can help unpack the truck at delivery from 7:30 to 8:30am. Our goal is to raise $5,825.00, and package 20,088 meals. Each meal cost 29 cents, each package contains 6 meals $1.74. Every box is 216 meals or $62.64. So we can go up by box count. The sky is the limit! Below is the link to register for a donation and or participate in this event. http://events.stophungernow.org/manahawkinnj I appreciate any and all help that you may provide, May God bless you and your family. Maureen
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I started my running regiment said “I heard you were joining us way back on January 1st of this for Triathlon!” I replied “well I said I would consider it” year. Since then I have finished Peer pressure is a powerful 5 5k events and lost 30 pounds. force. These determined and The majority of my training committed women challenged me. has been at the Ocean Club I had to accept! On the Thursday Meridian Fitness center in Cedar before the event I registered. I Run. Like most gyms there are quickly prepared. The training a group of diehards that attend part was done. It was simply a faithfully. Rose Petrecca is one matter of showing up and finishing of those faithful. I first met Rose the race. the Shamrock run way back At 7:20 am on Saturday in March. Rose is a member September 17th I took off in the of the Southern Ocean Ladies first leg of the Duathlon, a 1.5 Running Club that sponsored the mile run. Followed by a 10 mile Shamrock run, my second 5k. bike race and finishing with a 5k I would see Rose most (3.1 miles) run. Overall I was mornings at the Ocean Club. One From left to right: Rose Petrecca, Joe Stroffolino, happy with my results. I finished morning a couple months back Sabrina Burnaford and Lisa Auermuller my first Duathlon in 1:24:48 at age Rose said “you should join us in the 6:30 am Spin class, it really helps with your 53. That put in third place for my 50-54 age group. running endurance!” I said I would think about it. Sabrina Burnaford finished first in her age group 30I really needed some variety in my routine so I took 34 with a time of 1:11:50 in the Triathlon (swim/bike her up on the offer. After my first class the instructor run.) Rose Petrecca finished first in her age group Lisa Auermuller came up to me and said “ I knew 60-64 with a time of 1:42:35 in the Duathlon. Our you looked familiar I bought your Townhouse in fearless spin calls leader Lisa Auermuller had a great Tuckerton!” Talk about a small world! Lisa teaches time in her first Triathlon of 1:15:22! a great spin class. I highly recommend it! Rose was right it’s a great workout. The journey continues. While I was on a quick business trip to Burlington Vermont, My wife and I took a quick bike ride along Lake Champlain. It gave the bug to buy my own road bike. I quickly purchased a racing bike, and all needed accessories. One morning in spin class Lisa mentioned that she and two class members were doing the LBI Triathlon/Duathlon next month. Rose once again said “You should join us for the Triathlon event”. I replied “well I’m a bit rusty as a swimmer”. “No Yours truly at the finish and in transition between bike and final run leg problem. Do the Duathlon it’s just Bike and running” One of my favorite quotes has always been “The Rose said. Hum. I told her I would definitely look at my calendar and consider it. I continued to run and journey of a thousand miles begins with a single spin and now ride each week preparing in case I was step”. Thanks to Rose, Lisa and Sabrina, Ocean Club pressed into registering. The week before the LBI Tri/DU event, as I arrived for the Monday 6:30 spin and my biggest fan and supporter my wife Donna for class, Sabrina Burnaford, fellow spin class member, helping me to continue my fitness journey.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 2016 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at MANAHAWKIN ELKS LODGE #2340 520 Hilliard Boulevard, Manahawkin, New Jersey • (609) 597-1107
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The Federation of New Jersey Food Banks challenges all students, staff, teachers and parents to think of those less fortunate throughout the school year by organizing a food drive at their school, beginning in Monday, September 19 through Monday, December 12. New Jersey schools will compete with each other to collect as much food as possible for their local food bank. At the end of the challenge, the schools that bring the most food will be presented with awards by their local food bank. It was a record year in 2015, with a total of 235 schools participating statewide, gathering 174,023 pounds of food and over $44,000 in monetary contributions! Students Change Hunger is a statewide school food drive competition. The challenge gives students, parents, teachers and staff an opportunity to help those less fortunate during the holiday season. Schools are categorized by the size of their student
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population. The schools then compete to collect as much food as possible for their local food bank. The schools that bring in the most food in their division are given special awards at the end of the competition. In addition, one school is given the top prize, the Governor’s Cup. The Governor’s Cup, endorsed by Governor Chris Christie, is awarded for school spirit, advocacy, and active participation throughout the competition. Students Change Hunger 2016 will start on Monday, September 19 and extend through Monday, December 12. It’s early, but that doesn’t mean you can’t start collecting now! To register your school go to http:// studentschangehunger.org/register-now/ Or Contact Ryan Hubler Development Coordinator: 732.643.5860 rhubler@foodbankmoc.org
FORD ENCOURAGES STUDENTS TO EXPLORE STEAM FIELDS, PROVIDING INSPIRATION WITH GIRLS’ FAST TRACK RACES
Ford Motor Company is collaborating with four Girl Scouts Councils – Tropical Florida, Southeastern Michigan, Northeast Texas and Northern New Jersey – on a program that offers avenues for elementary school students to explore STEAM-related fields in science, technology, engineering, arts and math. Girls’ Fast Track Races is providing handson experience in vehicle engineering and design to 200 Brownies and 200 Juniors from each of the participating councils. Through the program, young girls are given the opportunity to learn about automotive science and engineering by building their own track race cars. “We believe that all young children have an aptitude for technical subjects – what’s often lacking is the encouragement and additional support to succeed,” said Tracy Magee, Ford primary brand experiential manager. “Ford is deeply committed to education and through creative programs such as the Girls’ Fast Track Races, we hope to spark excitement among the youth and inspire them to pursue future careers in high-tech fields.” Ford’s newly launched STEAM Experience works with longstanding Ford programs and outside organizations to help unify, shine a light on, and expand opportunities that inspire and enable students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, art and math. It serves as a hub for creativity and learning. Girls’ Fast Track Races – one of the many Ford STEAM Experience programs - is designed to
provide encouragement and motivation to the four participating councils as they work to build and race their own cars. Race details are as follows: Southeastern Michigan Council: 11 a.m., Oct. 15, Athletics Center O’Rena, Oakland University Rochester Hills, Michigan Northeast Texas Council: 11 a.m., Oct. 29, Curtis Culwell Center,
Garland, Texas Tropical Florida Council: 12 p.m., Nov. 6, Fernandez Family Center, St. Thomas University, Miami Gardens, Florida Northern New Jersey: venue and time to be announced at a later date Ford knows diversity is imperative to future innovations. “As an expert in engineering, Ford has a unique opportunity to bring this fun and educational experience to girls and the youth-at-large,” said Magee. Girls’ Fast Track Races gives participants the opportunity to connect and compete at the highest level – all while sparking creativity to ensure a brighter future, not just for Ford, but for the entire community. “Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas is excited to team up with Ford Motor Company, to inspire these members who are interested in science, technology, engineering and math,” said Jennifer Bartkowski, CEO Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas. “Girls need opportunities to expand their realm of what’s possible. Through this collaboration, girls will get to explore STEAM concepts and careers as they design, test and race their own cars.” Johnette Hardiman, chair of the board of directors, Girl Scouts of Tropical Florida says scouting builds courage, confidence and character. “Our girls want to make the world a better place,” she says. Ford’s commitment to STEAM education
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A BEHIND-THE-SCENES LOOK AT MANUFACTURING THE NISSAN TITAN XD
Since its introduction in 2003, the Nissan TITAN has been built in one place – Canton, Mississippi, a town north of the state capital and home to about 13,000. A white Nissan water tower dots the sky above Canton, while the sprawling 4.7 million-square-foot plant – the Nissan Canton Vehicle Assembly Plant – just off the main highway has a staff of 6,400 working on its more than 1,000 acres. In many ways, the mighty truck’s history is the plant’s own story, and staff refer to the vehicle like no other produced there, proudly calling it “Canton’s TITAN.” “All TITANs made have come out of this plant,” said chief engineer Erik Fields. “The new Titan XD gives pride because we’ve been able to see something grow.” To accommodate production of the latest edition of the TITAN, factory lines were modified to accommodate the sheer size and weight of the new truck, which comes in multiple sizes, engines, colors and technological specifications. Canton has produced over 3 million vehicles in its history, including the Nissan TITAN, Murano, Altima, Armada and Frontier. The new TITAN, however, has an even more complex and rigorous build process, meaning up to 16 hours are required in the metamorphosis from coiled steel to ready-to-drive wheels that are loaded onto a semi truck before delivery to dealerships and
Nissan today officially launched production of its all-new 2016 Nissan TITAN XD full-size pickup with Job One ceremonies at its Canton, Mississippi assembly facility. Speaking at the ceremony were José Muñoz, executive vice president, Nissan Motor Company, Ltd. and chairman, Nissan North America, Inc.; Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant; Mississippi Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves; and Steve Marsh, vice president, Manufacturing, Canton Vehicle Assembly Plant.
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as unforgiving as Class A South, being young and By: Bob Badders The good news for Southern is that most of its of in struggles. either overtime orThat the last was minute,the and he was a sually translates into a season roster is back for the 2016 season, and the Rams hope factor in all of those finishes. The expectations for in 2015 as the Rams went 4-6 playing in a division that the combination of talent and experience has them him this year are big. We expect him to not only be a back in the playoff race. solid quarterback but for him to make plays and helps sectional champions and another state finalist.
The bottom line is we took five beatings on the line us out of situations.” of scrimmage last year,” said Southern head coach The last two times Southern had two-year starters Chuck Donohue. “We were just outmanned and out- at quarterback — Dan Higgins and Todd Kaiser — experienced, and this division was outstanding on the the Rams made the playoffs. fullback is junior“We’re Joe Miele and senior Dane Walker, n is of that most of its line scrimmage. Butroster we benefited At from that and expecting the same,” Donohue said. while juniors Vin Miele, John Dolphin, , and thewhat Rams hope the we knew we had to do. “The quarterback has toand be aMatt factorBarnett in this league (A “We knew year thatinwe were willinexperienced, play tailbackSouth).” after seeing time their last season. perience has last them back but we were tough,” said junior linebacker/running yearGallagher I just worked really Seniors Chris Scucci “Last and Will will also seehard timeevery day back Joe Miele. “We’re bringing that toughness back and when I got my opportunity I said to myself I in the backfield. Joe Miele, who is a two-year starter at kthis five beatings line the experience.” year but now on we the all have don’t know if I’ll get another one, so I ran with it,” linebacker, missed the first four games last season with thiscoach season, which begins Friday Cammarata said. “That built a lot of confidence. From Left to right: Chris Citarella & Dane Walker aid Southern Southernenters head an injury and onlyThis had preseason 12 carriesI think all season, see of the Sept. outmanned 2 with a Weekand Zerooutgame against rival Central, I have but goodwill command just said. “Last year even when I was back I didn’t run the a much larger load this year. in much better shape than last season in terms of offense.” ball much. I’m hungry. I want the ball. I want to help n was outstanding on the returning starters. There are 10 players that either At fullback is junior Joe Miele and senior Dane my team ( l -asrmuch ) ras’ spossible.” . hr is ita rella “Nobody has seen this kid run the ball yet, and he has enefitted from that and we started or played significant snaps in the Rams’ Walker, while juniors Vin Miele, John Dolphin, and Senior Jesse Amirr will start for the second year at awful50lotfront of potential as awill running back,”after Donohue hemultiple offense and nine back inan their a n e varsity a l k player. e r He brings Matt Barnett play tailback seeing time their tight end and is a three-year said. last season. Seniors Chris Scucci and Will Gallagher good size at 6-foot-2 and 225 pounds. The Rams are edefense. were inexperienced, but Offensively, senior Sam Cammarata is back at will also see time in the backfield. Joe Miele, who deeper at tight end than they’ve been in years with “I’m really excited to play on both sides,” Miele said. nebacker/running back Joe it happen in the 50 front base with nine start quarterback after starting the second half of last is a two-year starter at linebacker, missed the make first seniors Dylan Lane and Shane Drayton also at the year gave even when I waslast back I didn’t runinjury the ball ughness thisfive year but but “Last includingLane the started entire toward secondary. season. It back was just games, Cammarata four games season with an and only back, had position. the end of last season much. I’m hungry. I want the ball. I want to help my team ce.” the Rams plenty to look forward to this season by 12 carries all season, but will see a much larger load and Drayton is a 6-foot-4 volleyball standout who Otte and Amirr are back as the defensive ends wh as much as possible.” throwing four touchdowns and leading a pair of this year. brings great ability and athleticism. son, which begins Friday VandeVelde is a leaping returning starter at defensive tac game-winning drives. “Nobody has seen this kid run the ball yet, and The wide receivers are seniors Citarella, me “He against rival Central, in Senior Jesse Amirr will start for the second year at Stepping into a starting role at the otherChris defensive tac came in and played probably better than we he has an awful lot of potential as a running back,” Deric Vincent and Jackson Donahower. Citerella is eason terms of returning tightwas end and is aDonohue three-year spot isone6-foot-3, 275-pound juniorreturns Terrick thoughtinhe’d play,” Donohue said. “He in games said. varsity player. He brings of the team leaders, Vincent to Grace, w 6-foot-2 and 225excited pounds. TheonRams are Miele ers thatto either started we had come back in, andor all fourgood of oursize wins at were “I’m really to play both sides,” saw some time last season. The nose guard is 6-foo
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The wide receivers are seniors Chris Citarella, Deric Vincent and Jackson Donahower. Citerella is one of the team leaders, Vincent returns to the gridiron after missing two years with knee injures and Donahower is a 6-foot-5 target who is a gifted athlete. Donahower began last season as the team’s quarterback but moved to wide receiver and started the final four games.offseason.”
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290-pound sophomore Sean MacGillivray.
Joe Miele and Walker are the middle linebackers a could both be on the field at the same time depending the formation. Junior Derek Wilson and sophom Trevor Guglielmo could also see time there. The outs linebackers are Amirr and Otte.
Miele led the Rams in tackles as a freshman with but managed just 29 last season due to an injury-shor sophomore campaign. He has the ability to be a break player as a junior.
“He has to be,” Donohue said. “He has too much tal and ability, and the defense fits him. We can keep peo off him up front so he can roam back there. And Da compliments him really well. We feel we’re as good anybody at inside linebacker.”
Amirr is also a key player on the edge for the Ram run defense.
“He gives us a solid off-tackle player in a league t runs off tackle a lot,” Donohue said. “His range is go and he plays down the line of scrimmage very well.”
Barnett and Dolphin return as the starting cornerba while the safety spot has Vin Miele and Citarella, w both started games last season. Vincent and Gallag will serve as backups in the secondary. “Southern has been known for its defense and
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HUNGER FOUNDATION
Written by Adam Binder Photos By Farrell Henderson
Hunger and food insecurity continue to be significant problems globally, nationally, and right here in our own community. In New Jersey, one in five children are not sure where their next meal is coming from, and approximately 165,500 elderly and disabled residents rely on food assistance. The Hunger Foundation of Southern Ocean (HFOSO.org) has a 20-year history of working in the community to provide much needed financial support to local food banks through fundraising events and donations. Their mission statement reads: “We are a local, all volunteer non-profit organization with a mission to support local food pantries as they assist our residents with their basic food needs, and to help educate the public of the basic food needs of individuals and families in our area.” Food pantries always have trouble keeping up, and often their shelves are almost empty. Food drives and donations help to supply food pantries, and typically focus on non-perishables for obvious reasons. Still, fresh foods such as fruits and vegetables are an important part of a healthy diet and should be provided alongside canned and boxed goods whenever possible.
In addition to their fundraising events held throughout the year, the Hunger Foundation helps local food pantries through the Stafford Community Garden at Lake Manahawkin. It is the hope of the Hunger Foundation that the Community Garden will promote involvement and increase awareness about the ever-growing need for hunger relief right here in our backyards. This grassroots project also provides fresh, locally grown produce to those in need of food assistance in the community. While donations are necessary to support the garden, volunteers are vitally important as well. After all, what good are seeds and fertilizer if there is no one to plant the seeds and tend their growth? Volunteers of all ages are always welcome, from children to
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retirees. Hands-on learning about composting, rain barrel water conservation, and more takes place while volunteers enjoy fresh air, sunshine, and community connections. Without diminishing the ultimate goal of feeding those in need, the Community Garden offers many recreational and educational opportunities for the community as well. Volunteering in the garden is a wonderful group activity for local community groups like the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and other clubs and civic organizations. Recreation programs, such as Spring Work Days, Fall Mulch Workshops, Fall Clean Ups, and summer camp day trips bring old and young together, actively building community. While the Hunger Foundation supports the Community Garden through various fundraising efforts throughout the year, the financial cost of the garden is kept low through the use of repurposed materials and, of course, the work of volunteers. It cannot be
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the gridiron after missing two years with knee injures and Donahower is a 6-foot-5 target who is a gifted athlete. Donahower began last season as the team’s quarterback but moved to wide receiver and started the final four games.offseason.” The offensive line features two returning starters in senior Ryan Bakker at left tackle and junior Devin VandeVelde at left guard. The center is junior Bill Rolenc, the right guard is senior Dylan Smith and the right tackle spot will be manned by juniors Mike Levine and Dave Lowman. Also working in at guard are senior Mike Conforti and junior Zach Otte. Defense has been the calling card for Southern’s most successful teams under Donohue, and if the Rams are to turn in a bounce-back season defensive coordinator Matt Abbato’s unit will have to improve on allowing 25.1 points per game last season. The horses are there to make it happen in the 50 front base with nine starters back, including the entire secondary. Otte and Amirr are back as the defensive ends while VandeVelde is a returning starter at defensive tackle. Stepping into a starting role at the other defensive tackle spot is 6-foot-3, 275-pound junior Terrick Grace, who saw some time last season. The nose guard is 6-foot-2, 290-pound sophomore Sean MacGillivray. Joe Miele and Walker are the middle linebackers and could both be on the field at the same time depending on the formation. Junior Derek Wilson and sophomore Trevor Guglielmo could also see time
stressed enough that volunteers are the lifeblood of the Community Garden. By volunteering, people are not only helping people in need and giving back to the community, but they also learn valuable skills and enjoy the satisfaction of working for a larger purpose. Imagine the lessons learned on a Saturday spent with your children planting, weeding, or watering at the Community Garden! The Hunger Foundation of Southern Ocean is a volunteer-only organization that helps support the following local food pantries: Barnegat Food Pantry, Fr. Ken’s Kitchen at St Mary’s Parish, Greater Tuckerton Food Pantry, King of Kings Church, Lacey Food Bank Program, Ocean Community Church, St. Francis Community Center, and St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church. The Foundation’s vision? “A community where all of our neighbors are free from hunger.” Copyright Bay Magazine For more information on the Community Garden at Lake Manahawkin and how you can volunteer to help this effort or make a general donation, visit the Hunger Foundation of Southern Ocean website at www.HFOSO.org or call 609-789-5570.
there. The outside linebackers are Amirr and Otte. Miele led the Rams in tackles as a freshman with 80 but managed just 29 last season due to an injuryshorted sophomore campaign. He has the ability to be a breakout player as a junior. “He has to be,” Donohue said. “He has too much talent and ability, and the defense fits him. We can keep people off him up front so he can roam back there. And Dane compliments him really well. We feel we’re as good as anybody at inside linebacker.” Amirr is also a key player on the edge for the Rams’ run defense. “He gives us a solid off-tackle player in a league tha runs off tackle a lot,” Donohue said. “His range is good and he plays down the line of scrimmage very well.” Barnett and Dolphin return as the starting cornerbacks while the safety spot has Vin Miele and Citarella, who both started games last season. Vincent and Gallagher will serve as backups in the secondary. “Southern has been known for its defense and it’s preached here,” Amirr said. “Defensively, we are sound. Everyone knows their assignments and we hay( everything under control, and you’re going to see tha Friday night.” “We take a lot of pride in our defense,” Walker said “There are a lot of running teams in A South so we hay to be good against the run.” In the kicking game, Barnett is the placekicker and Cammarata is the punter.
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SOUTHERN REGIONAL SOCCER TEAMS Congrats Southern Boys Soccer on defeating Pinelands 2-0 in the double header nightcap. Goals were scored by Connor Feeney & Brad Bischoff. Congratulations to Coach Guy Lockwood on his 1st career win. The Girls Soccer team also won tonight over Pinelands 2-1. Goals by Shannon Lytle & Jordan Festa. It was a great night for the Rams. Congrats to all in helping raise $700 for the Wounded Warrior Project. Special thanks to Will Sundermann & both of Pinelands Soccer teams. Thank you parents, fans, coaches, athletes on great night for a great cause. #RamPride
Columbus Day 2016 Bike Ride Beach Haven to Barnegat Light
Beach Haven, NJ ― Island Baptist Church is the host site for the annual Columbus Day Bike Ride from Beach Haven to the Barnegat Light Lighthouse on beautiful Long Beach Island October 10, 2016. The one-way trip is 15.5 miles and those who want to do the round-trip are welcome. The trip is casual and all are welcome to attend.
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VIP TICKETS $50 - ORCHESTRA $35 - REAR $25 Ladies of Laughter Comedy Night
Patty Rosborough, Leighann Lord, Jocelyn Chia, & Stacy Kendro Ladies of Laughter was founded by women comediennes who faced health issues as a support group and a way to raise money to further their careers. On site on the night of the event there will be several women’s health organizations providing information and free screenings. Check STAC website for further information. STAFFORD TOWNSHIP ARTS CENTER 1000 MCKINLEY AVE - MANAHAWKIN, NJ TO PURCHASE TICKETS OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: VISIT US ONLINE AT STAFFORDSCHOOLS.TIX.COM OR CALL OUR BOX OFFICE 609.489.8600
There is no fee to participate in the Bike Ride and lunch, water and a back pack will be provided. Participants are to wear helmets and something pink such as a shirt, sweatshirt, shorts, headband etc. If a bike is needed, please let organizers know in advance and every effort will be made to get one for use during the ride. The first Columbus Day Bike Ride took place in 2014 so this will be the third annual ride. The Ride is focused raising awareness of breast cancer during breast cancer awareness month of October. Participants include families of Breast cancer patients and survivors, students and parents off from school for the holiday, area churches, local business owners, retirees, bike enthusiasts and those just wanting to enjoy an active day out on LBI, ride for a purpose and make new friends. Donations and prayer requests are welcome but not required. The Bike Ride starts at 9:30am. Please meet at the church at least 15 minutes prior to departure. Meeting location is 215 3rd Avenue, Beach Haven. There is ample parking for
vehicles and transportation of bikes back from Barnegat Light will be provided.
Pastor Luke Fraser states, “Cancer afflicts far too many of our loved ones. Providing support to families affected by cancer is extremely important to the IBC family. We invite you and your friends to join us on this relaxed and fun bike ride to raise awareness for Breast cancer. If you have ever thought about riding from Beach Haven to Barnegat Light, please join us!”
Please bring your family and friends on this purpose-drive and fun bike ride.
It’s FREE, It’s FUN, It’s GREAT EXERCISE!
To register or for questions, please contact Ashlee Fraser @ 302-893-3737.
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By: Donna Stroffolino, Simply Hair A new season brings ideas for change in our routines and summer look. So long are the carefree wash and go beach looks or the ‘go to’ ponytail. Living at the Shore we can still look a bit relaxed, but a little more polish is a good idea to update with the change of season.
If you’ve been putting off a haircut so you can pull your First and Last Name ___________________________________ hair up in a ponytail to run out the door, it’s time to get Address______________________________________________ in the Salon for a professional haircut. Go with a simple _____________________________________________________ update of a bit shorter, some new layers for movement, or Phone________________________________________________ a whole new change. A change in style can complement Email_________________________________________________ Odds based on number of entries. Individual can register one time per day at your face and make you feel uplifted. Go ahead and add Causeway Nissan, Causeway Honda, Causeway Ford, or Causeway Lincoln. Drawing will be held 10/18/16 at 6:00 PM. Winner will be notified through phone some color to refresh your hair that has been washed and email. Need not be present to win. out by the sun and pool. Semi-permanent hair color refreshes your natural hair or when some grays makes it look too dull. It adds shine and bounce by covering the hair strands, which we all love! If you need more coverage for grays coming in quicker than you like, permanent hair color is the way to go. The old fashion dark matt hair colors of the past have been updated with beautiful shine and conditioning gray coverage formulas to make you feel Alex Zenorovitz won Toruk Cirque Du Soleil ticket great and younger again. If you are currently coloring Courtesy of Causeway Family of Dealerships. your hair, change it up by
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adding some color variations in it. Another idea is to add some lighter brown pieces around your face if you have darker hair, or some brighter colored ones to compliment your red or blonde hair. If you have hightlights all over they tend to get too blonde by the end of the summer. It is flattering to tone them down to a softer look, and add in some low lights or warmer complimentary tones.
For women our hair style and its color is a strong confidence builder, and keeping it fresh makes us feel good to go about our busy everyday lives. What also helps us feel confident is a fresh clean face. Spending 10 minutes before bed to give your face a good clean and moisturize does wonders for skin. I hear many women tell me they don’t wear makeup because they don’t know what to wear and how to do it. It could be a very simple 10 minutes in the morning of moisturizer and mascara and lip balm, to a bigger change and 20 minutes. There are so many products on the market it is very easy to be confused what to wear and how much. It’s always easier to start with your basics to enhance your features softly. A little tinted moisturizer, or light stoke of some blush gives you a rosey awake look. If you are looking to change your summer no makeup look, just add a touch with some mascara and light lipstick so you don’t feel too done up and not like yourself. A touch of soft kohl pencil on your eyes and brow makes even more of a difference.
Changing into a new season with your clothes is the best time to make a few changes to feel fresh. We all have friends that are good at something. Grab that friend to help you with a little makeup, or see your Stylist for ideas with your hair. With all the modern technology at our fingertips you can look up some ideas you like and will feel comfortable with within a few minutes. We all like to feel good and confident and it can only be some simple changes to start the Fall off for us. Next month we can continue our updating with transforming into some Fall clothes as the season gets cooler each week.
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LINCOLN PHILANTHROPIC CAMPAIGN
Numbers Rise As Vehicle Excitement Builds
The highly anticipated, all-new Lincoln Continental will be part of The Lincoln Motor Company’s national philanthropic campaign this fall, helping raise money for educational and charitable organizations. Driven to Give, a philanthropic program that began in 2011 as a way for Lincoln dealers to work with nonprofit organizations and give back to their communities, has raised more $6.2 million since its inception and $1.5 million last year alone. The program allows Lincoln dealers across the country to give back to their communities by working with schools and charitable organizations; it continues to increase in popularity as anticipation builds around Lincoln’s lineup of vehicles. “We’re proud that we’re able to contribute to these causes,” said John Emmert, Lincoln group marketing manager. “And we’re excited that people will have the opportunity to
drive our vehicles, particularly the allnew Lincoln Continental.” Here’s how the campaign works: Dealerships work with local groups to host a one-day event. For each participant that test-drives an eligible Lincoln vehicle, Lincoln donates $20 to the organization. Additional test drives in designated bonus vehicles earn a supplementary $20 donation, meaning a single participant can raise up to $40 for their organization. The spring bonus vehicle was the 2016 Lincoln MKX and for the fall session, it will be the 2017 Lincoln MKZ. The all-new 2017 Lincoln Continental will be eligible for test drives during the fall session. Driven to Give allows Lincoln dealerships nationwide to give back to the community while showcasing Lincoln vehicles and establishing personal relationships with new and potential Lincoln clients. -www.media.lincoln.com
10 BEST PUMPKIN RECIPES I can’t believe that it’s already October! Where did September go?! By and large, once October hits, I constantly have pumpkin on the brain. I love experimenting with new recipes, and wanted to share with you 10 of my all-time favorite pumpkin recipes. Everything from classic pie to whoopie pies and muffins, and tons of other goodies in between. I’ll be continuing to post pumpkin recipes throughout the rest of the season, but hopefully this list will keep you busy between new recipes Happy Pumpkin Baking!
1. Pumpkin Bread 2. Pumpkin Cheesecake 3. Pumpkin Cinnamon Chip & Pecan Granola Bars 4. Pumpkin and Cream Cheese Muffins with Pecan Streusel 5. Pumpkin Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting 6. Pumpkin Fudge 7. Pumpkin Pie 8. Pumpkin Pie Bars 9. Pumpkin Scones with Spiced Glaze 10. Pumpkin Whoopie Pies with Maple-Cream Cheese Filling
OUR #1 FAVORITE: PUMPKIN BREAD Yields: Two 8½x4½-inch loaves Prep time: 10 minutes Cook time: 1 hour Total time: 1 hour 10 minutes INGREDIENTS: 3-1/3 cups all-purpose flour ½ teaspoon baking powder 2 teaspoons baking soda 1½ teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg 1 cup vegetable oil 2-2/3 cups granulated sugar 4 eggs 2 cups (15 ounces) canned pumpkin 2/3 cup water 1 teaspoons vanilla extract 1 cup chopped pecans (or walnuts) DIRECTIONS: 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Lightly grease two 8½x4½-inch loaf pans. 2. In a medium bowl whisk together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt and nutmeg; set aside. 3. In a large bowl, whisk together the vegetable oil and sugar until combined. Add the eggs, pumpkin, water and vanilla and whisk until thoroughly
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combined and smooth. Add the dry ingredients and mix gently until combined. Using a large spoon or spatula, stir in the nuts.
4.Divide the batter evenly between the two pans and bake for 60 to 80 minutes, or until a thin knife inserted into the center comes out clean.
5. Remove the bread from the oven and place the pans on a cooling rack. Once the breads are completely cool, turn out of the pans. You can serve immediately or, for even better flavor and moistness, wrap the loaves in plastic wrap and store at room temperature overnight.
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THE STAFFORD TOWNSHIP ARTS CENTER WELCOMES “LADIES OF LAUGHTER” ON OCTOBER 21ST AT 7:30PM “GIRLS NIGHT OUT!” Sponsored by The Causeway Family of Dealerships and Holiday Inn, Manahawkin. On site the night of the event will be the Atlantic Medical Imaging Mammogram Van (3pm to 8pm), Breast health information provided by Susan G Komen and Thompson Healthcare & Sports Medicine who offer a multidisciplinary approach to treating every patient. They will be available to offer services and share information on how they work together with their team of professionals to find the best treatment program for each individual. The evening will start off with music featuring some local talent, Sam Laubaugh, Hannah Wasacz and Sahara and Zinnia Moon… And then onto the laughs! Tickets for the event are $50 VIP $35 Orchestra and $25 Rear For Tickets: www.staffordschools.tix.com or call box office @ 609-489-8600 Get your tickets by 10/10/16 for a discount Purchase 4 tickets together for any price level and receive $5 off each ticket ONLY UNTIL 10/10/16 (No coupon code needed, must purchase in multiples of 4.) $1 from each ticket sold will go to Susan G Komen Ladies of Laughter was founded by women comediennes who faced health issues as a support group and a way to raise money to further their careers. Ladies of Laughter is a comedy tour featuring some of the funniest women in comedy today as chosen by audiences and entertainment industry executives at comedy clubs nationwide through the Ladies of Laughter Contest. It includes comediennes who have appeared on The Tonight Show, Comedy Central, Women’s Entertainment Network, Nickelodeon, in national commercials and at top comedy clubs and casinos nationwide. Our show will feature… Patty Rosborough Patty is a top New York City comedian with a long list of credits including headlining at the Montreal Just for Laughs Festival, the BBC’s “The World Stands Up”, VH1, Showtime, and co-hosting Comedy Central’s “Short Attention Span Theater” with Jon Stewart. You can follow her breathless, frenetic, and shamelessly uninhibited performances through every major club throughout the country. Leigh Ann Lord Smart, sexy, savvy, and funny, Leighann Lord’s “heads up humor” is stand-up comedy at its finest. Inspired by the brilliance of George Carlin, the smooth jazz style of Franklyn Ajaye, and the elegance of Rita Rudner, Leighann has crafted her own unique brand of Thinking Cap Comedy. It’s no wonder she received the NYC Black Comedy Award for “The Most Thought Provoking Black Female Comic.” And for two consecutive years, Leighann was Harlem Week’s official comedian. (The only other comedian in Harlem Week’s history to earn that distinction was Richard Pryor.) Leighann has performed around the world. She also entertained U.S. troops stationed in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia during Operation Enduring Freedom, as well as troops helping the Haitian earthquake relief effort (Operation Unified Response) Jocelyn Chia is the 2016 Ladies of Laughter Newcomer Winner. Jocelyn Chia is a New York based standup comedian originally from Singapore. Having lived much of her life in Asia, she brings a unique perspective to her experiences in the United States, which she draws from to entertain audiences with hilarious anecdotes and humorous observations. A lawyer-turned comedian, she is the winner of the Gotham Comedy Club’s Funniest Lawyer Competition, and has been a guest comedian on the Howard Stern Channel of Sirius XM. She is also a two time winner of the Moth Storyslams, and enjoys weaving storytelling into her stand-up. Stacy Kendro is the 2016 Ladies of Laughter Professional Runner-up. Stacy is a Las Vegas favorite at Planet Hollywood’s Sin City Comedy Club. Special appearances: opened for Joan Rivers, Just For Laughs Montreal Comedy Festival and PAX TV’s Marshall’s Women of Comedy with Caroline Rhea. She regularly performs in casinos, comedy clubs and private events. Just recently was the first runner-up in the 2016 Ladies of Laughter at Turning Stone Resort Casino and is the creator and host of Fun with Dick & Jane at the Greenwich Village Comedy Club. The event is produced by FSA Marketing and Entertainment, a Manahawkin based LLC. For more information, please contact Jim Steen at jimsteen@fsamarketinggroup.com
Getting to Know Hyundai Causeway Gazette
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Here are the basics on why you need to look at a Hyundai before you buy or lease your next vehicle. Why Hyundai? Arrive refreshed
ready for more fun and fewer distractions. More horses. More fun. Elantra has a 2.0L Atkinson cycle engine that delivers more standard horsepower than 2016 Toyota Corolla. There’s no reason to just sit there when you can get up and go in an Elantra. Here’s a segment-exclusive feature that’s truly applause-worthy. Elantra is the only vehicle in its class to offer an available hands-free smart trunk. When you’re loaded down with boxes and bags, you’ll love how it helps out. It’s a must-have feature for serious shoppers everywhere, but especially handy in the parking lot. Why Sonata? Enjoy the drive with available Apple CarPlay™ support.
Quality & workmanship In the pursuit of creating vehicles of unparalleled quality and workmanship, we have one aim: To make everything better. But the thing about better is there’s no finish line, because everything can always be better. This requires constantly pushing, improving and innovating, a never-ending process of searching for better materials, processes and design. It’s also how we can back our vehicles with America’s Best Warranty, to give you better peace of mind knowing that every Hyundai will stand the test of time. Technology & innovation Creating a better driving experience is a result of many factors. Not only how a car performs on the road, but also how you and the vehicle interact with each other and how it makes you feel physically and emotionally. The cutting edge, revolutionary, technological innovations we engineer into every Hyundai help us achieve all these criteria, whether that means improved fuel economy, advanced connectivity, safety or comfort and convenience. Safety There’s nothing more important to you than keeping your loved ones safe, so there’s nothing more important to us. Which is why creating a better suite of safety features that pushes the envelope of technology and innovation was a top priority. For our efforts, we were recognized for outstanding safety by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety in 2016. The Sonata, Santa Fe, Santa Fe Sport, Elantra and Tucson were awarded Top Safety Pick+, signifying the vehicles earned the highest possible rating for front crash prevention in IIHS testing. What’s next A large part of creating anything better is thinking ahead, and when you take a look at our concept cars you realize just how incredibly far ahead we’re thinking. These vehicles are our opportunity to dream, explore and stretch our imaginations, designing the next generation of Hyundai that’s as exciting and unpredictable as the future itself. Better has your back, front and sides. With 10 years and 100,000 miles of coverage, America’s Best Warranty is just that. We couldn’t say it if it wasn’t true. The warranty is part of Hyundai Assurance. A suite of enhancements that makes your driving experience better and comes with every new vehicle we sell. It includes 24/7 Roadside Assistance for the first 5 years of ownership and features towing, trip interruption, assistance and help for a flat tire, dead battery or
if you run out of gas or lock yourself out of your car. So wherever you turn, Hyundai is there with a long list of smart features, impressive MPG and a warranty that makes every car not just new but better. The Hyundai Lineup…Featuring Sonata, Tuscon, and Sante Fe.
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Why Elantra? The 2017 Elantra—it all adds up. Just have a look at all that’s available. There’s a segment-first hands-free smart trunk and an Integrated Memory System for the driver seat and exterior mirrors. 8-inch Navigation system and 7-inch display audio both with Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay™ are also available, plus an Infinity® Premium Audio System with Clari-Fi™ Music Restoration Technology, and HID headlights with Dynamic Bending Light Better for everybody. Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection. It uses a camera and radar sensor to scan for vehicles and pedestrians in the path of your Elantra. If a collision is imminent and the driver does not react, the system deploys. The system can even apply full brake-force stopping power from 5 to 50 mph, giving you an added element of safety. When a pedestrian is detected, full stopping power is automatically applied from 5 to 43 mph. A seat that acts like it knows you, times two. Here’s an Elantra segment-exclusive feature that drivers can appreciate. Elantra’s available Integrated Memory System is so convenient that it automatically adjusts the driver seat and exterior mirrors to the specified settings of two drivers Enjoy the drive with available Apple CarPlay™ Support. It takes the things you want to do with your iPhone® while you’re driving and lets you access them right on Elantra’s built-in touchscreen display or ask Siri® to assist. You can get directions, make calls, send and receive text messages and listen to music all in a way that lets you stay focused on the road—just plug in your iPhone and go. Available Android Auto™ for a great driving experience. Designed especially for your driving needs, just connect your Android Auto compatible phone and your select apps are road ready. Use the touchscreen or the Talk to Google feature for directions, to make calls, listen to music or send and receive text messages while you stay focused on the road. Get
It takes the things you want to do with your iPhone® while you’re driving and lets you access them right on Sonata’s built-in touchscreen display or ask Siri® to assist. You can get directions, make calls, send and receive text messages and listen to music all in a way that lets you stay focused on the road—just plug in your iPhone and go.
With exterior styling led by Hyundai’s Frankfurt, Germany design center, the Tucson’s European origins are evident in its aggressive, stable stance. The prominent hexagonal-shaped grille, stylishly available and efficient LED low-beam headlights and LED Daytime Running Lights are presented below a sculpted hood. Crafted with premium materials Technically it’s a compact crossover, but you’ll be amazed by the premium materials and features on display throughout the Tucson’s interior. Android Auto™ Android Auto was designed especially for your driving needs. Just connect your Android Auto compatible phone and your select apps are road ready. Use the touchscreen or the Talk to Google feature for directions, to make calls, listen to music or send and receive text messages while you stay focused on the road. Get ready for a great driving experience with
provide the latest technology designed to help you avoid accidents and enhance peace of mind on the road. Why Sante Fe? Performance everywhere you turn
It’s time to energize the idea of a crossover. Santa Fe Sport offers plenty of performance features including your choice of a 240-hp turbocharged engine, Drive Mode Select and Active Cornering Control AWD... Creating a presence
A product of Hyundai’s design center in Southern California, the Santa Fe Sport blends form and function. Its substantial visual presence starts up front with a newly redesigned look for the front fascia, headlights and grille, then flows along the sides via the available premium door trim accents on the lower doors...
Technology that makes driving more rewarding. This much-anticipated available technology gives you the option of using the touchscreen of your Sonata or voice commands to cut down on driving distractions while you access select apps, hear and reply to texts, answer and make calls, find locations, navigate to destinations and much more. Here’s how better becomes best. You’ve got hundreds of new car choices for your family. Here’s news that can help you make the right decision. The Hyundai Sonata is one of the 16 Best Family Cars of 2016, according to Kelley Blue Book’s KBB.com. For two weeks the judges drove, lived-with, folded-down-seats-of, paired-phonesto and installed-baby-seats-in each and every one of the contenders—doing everything that you and your family might do with a vehicle every day. And Sonata made the list for an impressive second year in a row! Two big thumbs up for two exclusive features. The available hands-free smart trunk makes loading and unloading your Sonata very convenient. It opens automatically when it senses the Proximity Key is behind the vehicle within three feet for more than three seconds. The class-exclusive rear side manual sunshades are a must-have feature if you travel with kids in the rear seats. This available feature goes a long way to keeping the sun out of the backseat and your kids more comfortable Hyundai Wins Lowest Projected 5-Year Ownership Costs by Kelley Blue Book’s KBB. com
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Not knowing where you’re at or what you really wanna do is unsettling but doesn’t have to be tragic. If there are weird dynamics in your squad, it doesn’t have to be a big deal, and it’s certainly not forever. Confront weird feels with kindness, so you can flush out any problems with ease. This month may find you with the challenge of holding up a friend who isn’t really helping themselves; the line between enabling and supporting is a fine one, my friend.
It’s time to consider the role that fear has been playing in your life, lover. Evading crappy thoughts can for sure lead to good livin’, but it can also be a ploy to try and pretend that you’re feeling something that you’re not. Let bishes love you, Libra. Share the good, the fierce, and the ugly with your fam, even if you barely want to face it yourself. It’s your Birthday, and you’re gonna be showered with love and good times: yay! The good doesn’t undo the rough, so let them coexist in a black lipstick and white frilly dress kinda way.
From the 4th through the 8th, it’s time to be on guard for weird stuff with your crew. You may feel like you’re being diplomatic and find that bishes have a different idea about things. Be honest with yourself about what you’re really feeling, so you don’t act nicey-nice and end up coming off as fake. If you’re in an intense place or hella bugged by people, figure out if you need to take some space or just come forward with more honesty. It’s possible to be cunty and kind at the same time, Aries; the trick is to be straightforward and compassionate while you do you.
On the 24th, Venus, the planet of love and beauty, enters into your relationship house; and it’s all-good, Taurus. Make friend time a top priority by throwing parties or curating quality hang time with the babes you love. In order for your friendships to thrive, you need to remember to make time to talk about things unrelated to love or just getting lit. Friendship should be more than a distraction; if you’ve been treating your fam like a placeholder for your love life, then you’ve likely got some repair work to do. Either way, investing in your friendships is worth its weight in gold.
If you’ve got abandonment issues, watch out for triggers from your fam from the 12th onwards. It’s not super likely that you’re about to be left behind as much as you might feel that way. Beware of pulling a George W. Bush and doing a preemptive strike on a friend that you fear is icing you. Don’t jump to conclusions, Scorpio. If you’re gonna assume something, assume that your bishes love you and whatever they’re doing isn’t intended to mess with you. With Venus in your sign, it can be all lovey, all day; so try and expect the best this month, Puppy.
Platonic love doesn’t get enough attention in our weird world, but your fam are the folks that hold you up when you’re down and give you a place in this world. Make space in your life for honoring your chosen family. From the 10th through the 12th is an especially great time to bring your friendships to the next level or to make new friends. Life is an adventure, but it’s a lonely one without babes that get you. If you run into conflicts in all your efforts to lavish attention on your friendships, don’t worry about it. Show up and speak your truth, and things’ll work out just fine.
The Full Moon on the 15th is going to bring with it a big emo punch. Don’t assume you get where your bishes are coming from because everyone is going through their own version of intense feels bumping up against big ideas. Make sure you’re showing up as the kind of friend you wanna be. There’s helluv energy at play this month to make you feel edgy and quick to make assumptions. Breathe through the BS and try to lead with patience and kindness.
It takes a long time to be friends – not pals – with someone. Trust is not a singular destination as much as an onion with layers that sometimes makes ya cry. While trying to build a fam you really wanna be in, don’t let bumps in the road stop you from trusting people altogether. Let the things that are troubling you also inspire you to look critically at your choices. You’ve been pushing yourself somewhat blindly to stay connected to your friends; is it time to reevaluate your connections? Or simply to invest in them with greater clarity of intent? Take the time to figure it out.
From the New Moon on the 30th onwards, this is an awesome time to invest in your homies, Leo. Don’t let shyness get in the way of letting people know how much you love and need them. Improve your listening skills, especially from the 6th through the 8th, even if all you wanna do is throw down some serious gossip. In fact, gossip can be extra fun this season, even if it’s illadvised. Talk about others only the way you want to be talked about, Kitty Kat. The seeds you plant will grow, so sew with care.
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Not all drama is bad; sometimes things have to come to the surface so that they can be cleared away. Whether you’ve overstepped some boundary or somebody feels that you have, you may have to honor a friends’ feels this month. You don’t have to agree with what a loved one thinks happened in order to agree that hurt feels are the pits. Don’t confuse humility and guilt, or acknowledging someone else’s feelings with an attack on your own. True friendship takes maintenance, so get to work, bb.
This is likely to be a long road if you don’t know where you stand or what you want. Instead of looking around your self for cues and reacting to where you think other people are at, try shoving all of that outta your mind for a minute. What do you want, Pisces? Don’t get so caught up in your fears that you can’t see your own self or your homies clearly. Change is inevitable, but the quality of that change is up for grabs. Show up with your most authentic self, and be patient with what unfolds from there.
know who your friends are, and that’s a weird feeling. It’s not that you don’t know bishes, it’s just that you may be feeling disconnected from your fam. Don’t assume the worst and hide away in a sad-Cap hidey-hole, Kitty Kat. Reach out to your friends and ask for help, whether you need it for something deep or for help binging on Netflix.
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Event: 22nd Annual Pine Barrens Jamboree Date: Oct 08, 2016 Time: 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM Location: 905 Wells Mills Rd., Waretown Event: Gift Auction Date: Oct 08, 2016 Time: 11:00 AM Location: 220 East Main St., Tuckerton Event: Manahawkin Elks Octoberfest Date: Oct 08, 2016 Time: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Location: 520 Hilliard Blvd., Manahawkin Event: Feature Films Date: Oct 08, 2016 Time: 2:00 PM Location: 129 N. Main St., Manahawkin Event: Oktoberfest Date: Oct 08, 2016 Time: 5:00 PM Location: 210 East Main St., Tuckerton Event: Date: Time: Location:
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Event: Welcome to the Zany Zoo Date: Oct 11, 2016 Time: 11:30 AM Location: 380 Bay Ave., Tuckerton Event: Mother Goose Time Date: Oct 12, 2016 Time: 10:00 AM Location: 129 N. Main St., Manahawkin Event: Date: Time: Location:
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Event: Free Yoga for Health Date: Oct 13, 2016 Time: 4:30 PM Location: 8 North Union St., Manahawkin Event: Fall Crafts Date: Oct 14, 2016 Time: 11:00 AM Location: 112 Burr St., Barnegat Event: Date: Time: Location: Event: Date: Time: Location:
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Star Wars Day Oct 15, 2016 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM 380 Bay Ave., Tuckerton
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Spooky Storytime Oct 17, 2016 10:30 AM 112 Burr St., Barnegat
Event: Watercolor Lessons With Carol Nace Date: Oct 17, 2016 Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Location: 94 Stafford Ave., Manahawkin Event: Date: Time: Location:
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Event: Let’s Make Art Date: Oct 18, 2016 Time: 4:30 PM Location: 10 East Lacey Rd., Forked River Event: Sleepy Hollow Halloween Show Date: Oct 18, 2016 Time: 6:00 PM Location: 290 Mathistown Rd., Little Egg Harbor Event: Date: Time: Location:
Pokémon Club Oct 19, 2016 4:00 PM 290 Mathistown Rd., Little Egg Harbor
Event: South Jersey Ghost Research Date: Oct 19, 2016 Time: 7:00 PM Location: 290 Mathistown Rd., Little Egg Harbor Event: Family Movie Night: ‘Hocus Pocus’ Date: Oct 20, 2016 Time: 6:30 PM Location: 112 Burr St., Barnegat Event: Friday Afternoon Movie Date: Oct 21, 2016 Time: 1:00 PM Location: 217 South Central Ave., Surf City Event: Date: Time: Location:
Open Mah Jongg 12:30 PM - 4:00 PM 24 Street & Long Beach Blvd., Spray Beach
Event: Adult Coloring and Coffee Date: Oct 21, 2016 Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Location: 380 Bay Ave., Tuckerton Event: Date: Time: Location:
Ghost Fest Oct 22, 2016 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM Engleside & Beach Aves., Beach Haven
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Campfire, Storyteller and Lighthouse Night Climb Oct 22, 2016 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM Barnegat Lighthouse
Event: Monday Movie Date: Oct 24, 2016 Time: 1:00 PM Location: 112 Burr St., Barnegat
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HYUNDAI INTRODUCES “PRIME NOW. DRIVE NOW.” Hyundai Motor America, in collaboration with Amazon, announces a limited-time, first-to-market on-demand vehicle test drive program, “Prime Now. Drive Now.,” in which prospective buyers in the Los Angeles/Orange County areas can book 2017 Hyundai Elantra test drives at the location of their choice through Amazon’s Prime Now service at www.amazon.com/primenowdrivenow. Launched in 2014, Prime Now is a way for Prime members in more than 25 metropolitan areas in the U.S. to get quick delivery on tens of thousands of items. “Prime Now. Drive Now.” will run for two weekends (August 20-21 and August 27-28) and is available to Los Angeles/Orange County-area residents in the market for a 2017 Hyundai Elantra. Prospective buyers will have the chance to schedule a 45- to 60-minute test drive in which a trained expert conveniently brings a 2017 Hyundai Elantra to their location -- front door step, office, local coffee shop -making for a simple and quick test drive experience. After the test drive, participants will be directed to their local Hyundai dealer to finalize the transaction should they wish to purchase. “With our all-new Elantra and Elantra Eco in dealerships now, we are excited to be the first to team up with Amazon to give customers a tailored testdrive experience,” said Dean Evans, chief marketing
LONG BEACH TOWNSHIP – St. Francis Annual Spaghetti Dinner will be held on Saturday, October 8, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM, at the St. Francis Community Center Gym located at 4700 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach Township, NJ. Tickets are $15 per adult and $8 per child (under 12 years of age). ALL ARE WELCOME! Come out for this delicious spaghetti dinner cooked by local Chef, Fred Madonna. Bring the whole family and enjoy a great meal without the mess. Tickets are on sale at the Front Desk of the Community Center. The drawing for all five vehicles will held at the Spaghetti Dinner. Drawing for the five cars will begin at 7:00 PM. Tickets for the Car Raffle are still available at the Community Center for $100 per book of five. For more information please call the Community Center at: 609-494-8861 or online at: www.stfrancisparishlbi.org.
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MAKING STRIDES FOR AUNT JEANANNE Twenty years ago, my family lost a very special woman.
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CANCER… What is the first thing that comes to mind when you see or hear that word? Everyone will have a different answer, and even though those answers are all different, we can all agree the word cancer is a small word that leaves a great impact on hearts and lives of many. Twenty years ago, my family lost a very special woman. On June 4, 1996, at the young age of 36, my Aunt Jeananne passed away after a courageous battle with Breast Cancer. Anyone that knew her would say she was the life of the party, a fashionista, free spirit, gold hearted, a light-up-the-room type of person, who was taken way too soon. And like I said, cancer leaves a great impact. For me, I am sad to say that I never had the opportunity to make memories with an awesome woman, all because of that little word. For my mom, she lost a sister and best friend. For my sister, she lost her aunt, god mother, and role model. Luckily I have my mother and sister to remind me what an amazing soul she was, how much she loved, and how much I remind them of her. We stumbled across The American Cancer Society’s event - Making Strides against Breast Cancer, on my Aunt’s 10 year anniversary. We decided we wanted to do something to honor her, to give us closure, and be able to share stories. That Sunday was difficult, with just the three of us conquering a bucket of emotions in a sea of people,
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“Never dissapointed” Yes there’s usually a wait but it’s worth it... Grab a beer and hang outside while you wait. Food is fresh, atmosphere is crowded but fun and light cause everyone’s there for the same reason, and the prices are appropriate. Did I mention the food is really worth it?! And you can take out... So even if you wanna do your post beach meal at home on the deck, you can swing in and grab your favorites to go!
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“Excellent meal!” My husband and I dined at Maneras on September 22nd arriving around 6:45 without a reservation. The host was able to seat us within 10 minutes even though they were quite busy. For a Thursday night this place was quite lively (and a bit loud). Our server, Priscilla, was very helpful and nice. We split a grilled veggie and mozzerella cheese appetizer which was light and refreshing. For our meal we split the 14 ounce pork chop! It was succulent, tender, juicy and simply delicious!! It came with mashed potatoes and grilled broccolini. Upon waiting for the dessert menu a table nearby offered us some of their birthday cake so that was a plus!! You do have to wait a little for your food but it is all fresh and made to order so it’s worth the wait! This is a BYOB establishment. In a strip mall but definitely worth the visit if you are in town!!
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“Great Food” You will not be disappointed with a dinner at Old Causeway Steak & Oyster House. They so not take reservations, so be prepared to wait. You may want to put your name on the list and then go home to return later. They offer several types of Oystersall are great. The Filet Mignon will be made to your taste. The restaurant is a little noisy so be prepared. If you are staying on Long Beach Island, it is worth going back over the bridge to the mainland. Make the first right over the bridge and a left at the end of the exit. The Causeway S. & O. House is a short distance up on the left.
#4 Pietro’s Pizzeria 712 E Bay Ave, Manahawkin, NJ 08050-3447
“Best Pizza in Manahawkin and LBI Area” I’ll keep it simple. The pizza is the best in the area. The staff and service was excellent. The prices are reasonable and its BYOB. Nice place. It’s busy inside and take out is busy too. Call ahead. It’s just past Old Causeway on East Bay Ave in a shopping plaza. But, you should definitely take the trip off LBI for Pietros..
We passed this place many times on our way into LBI and finally stopped in for lunch. Glad we did atmosphere was nice with friendly staff. They have a $10 lunch special that was well worth it. Save room for dessert. Definitely will be trying a dinner some night soon.
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Deschutes Hopzeit Autumn IPA Beer type: IPA, Märzen Price: $10.50 for six-pack 12 oz. ABV: 7% Brewed by: Deschutes Brewery Origin: 901 SW Simpson Ave Bend OR 97702 U.S.
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Firestone Walker Oaktoberfest Beer type: Märzen Price: $8.99 for four-pack 16 oz. ABV: 5% Brewed by: Firestone Walker Brewing Company Origin: 1400 Ramada Dr Paso Robles CA U.S.
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Hacker-Pschorr Original Oktoberfest Beer type: Märzen Price: $9.99 for six-pack 12 oz. ABV: 5.8% Brewed by: Hacker-Pschorr Origin: Munich Germany
Hofbräu Oktoberfest Beer type: Märzen Price: $9.99 for six-pack 11.2 oz ABV: 6.3% Brewed by: Staatliches Hofbräuhaus Origin: Munich Germany
Have been a customer of the Philly Pretzel Factory on many occasions. Recently purchased a tray of pretzels with three dips, which was a hit at a party. The pretzels and dips are terrific and the price is very reasonable. I highly recommend the Philly Pretzel Factory for all of your soft pretzel needs.
#10 Brazzi Brick Oven Pizzafood 601 Route 72 E, Manahawkin, NJ 08050-3544
“A Surprising Find - Great Food” I read about Exit 63 seafood when looking for restaurants and added it to my list of places to try. We drove right by it a few times as we weren’t expecting a fishmonger. The place is small. When you go in - to the right, you can buy fresh seafood . It is a seafood store. But take the door to the right and there is a pleasant surprise. It is a nice small restaurant with a few tables. The service is great and the seafood is wonderful and fresh. we had fried calamari which was great and all of our seafood dishes were perfect. Don’t go by the first impression when you pull up. We almost turned around and left. Give it a try.
“Loooved it!!”
I usually never go and do a review for any place I go out to but this place was so good I just couldn’t keep it to myself and wanted to tell everybody about it. I went there for lunch to try it out and then I actually went back the next day for dinner! Th chicken paninis are very good and they have a special pink sauce that it is to die for. Their wood fired pizza is the real deal not like other places that claim to have wood fired. They have daily specials on top of their extensive menu and there is something for everyone you def will not leave hungry or unhappy!!
#7 Makoto Japanese Steak House 297 State Highway 72 W, Manahawkin, NJ 08050
A definate yes if the words leave my lips to go to Makoto. The chefs always change it up a bit although the food is so good the show is just an added benefit to the meal you are about to eat. The sushi is always fresh and delicious, the meat is lean and cooked just the way you like it. The portions are so huge its well worth the price you pay. A filet and shrimp meals with fried rice, noodles, vegetables, soup and salad for under $20 plus youll have leftovers for 2 days. Absolutely a family favorite.
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“A Sub Place That Is Worth The Trip!” Most Italian restaurants in the area are same old, same old. The subs have the same low taste level meats and cheeses plus watery lettuce. Not at any Jersey Mike’s I have ever been to. The franchising company must inspect their franchise stores frequently since the stores hold to the company standard very well. The sandwiches are top shelf. A full sub is large enough to get it cut into 4 pieces with each piece wrapped separately. The meats and cheeses are excellent. The steaks are the best in the area. Both the subs and steaks are a real handful. You get both quality and value here. This particular store does not have the most easy to find location though.
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Ninkasi Brewing Oktoberfest Beer type: Märzen Price: $7.99 for six-pack 12 oz. Brewed by: Ninkasi Brewing Company Origin: 272 Van Buren St Eugene OR U.S.
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Paulaner Oktoberfest Märzen Beer type: Märzen Price: $9.99 for six-pack 12 oz. ABV: 5.8% Brewed by: Paulaner Brauerei GmbH & Co. KG Origin: Munich Germany
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Santa Fe Brewing Oktoberfest Beer type: Märzen Price: $9 for six-pack 12 oz. ABV: 6% Brewed by: Santa Fe Brewing Company Origin: 35 Fire Pl Santa Fe NM U.S.
#9 Surly Brewing Company SurlyFest Beer type: Märzen Price: $12.99 for six-pack 12 oz. ABV: 6% Brewed by: Surly Brewing Company Origin: 520 Malcolm Ave SE Minneapolis MN U.S. #10 Weihenstephaner Festbier
Beer type: Märzen Price: $10.99 for six-pack 11.2 oz ABV: 5.8% Brewed by: Bayerische Staatsbrauerei Weihenstephan Origin: Freising Germany
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BASKETBALL LEAGUE Registration Begins Brant Beach Co-Ed Ages 8 – 14 (3rd through 8th grade) During registration we will present a parent orientation that will be held on the hour and half-hour. One parent must attend the orientation in order to register your child. All children must be registered in order to participate in group practices.
THE EVALUATION DATES AND TIMES ARE AS FOLLOWS: GRADES 3 & 4 Friday, October 28, from 4:30 – 5:15 PM; and Saturday, October 29, from 9:30 – 10:15 AM
GRADES 5 & 6 Friday, October 28, from 5:30 – 6:15 PM; and Saturday, October 29 from 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM GRADES 7 & 8 Wednesday, November 30, 6:30 – 7:30 PM Attendance to all practices is mandatory in order for participants to be placed on a team. Grades 3 & 4 as well as grades 5 & 6 are tentatively scheduled to be placed mid-November and games will begin December 10. Grades 7 & 8 will be placed early December and games will begin January 6, 2017. If you are interested in volunteering or want to sponsor a team please call the Center for more information.
St. Francis Community Center 4700 Long Beach Boulevard Brant Beach, New Jersey 08008 Center: 609-494-8861 • Fax: 609-494-3956 Contact: Lori Dudek, PR Coordinator – ext. 118
For more information or other programs at St. Francis Community Center visit online at www.stfranciscenterlbi.org or facebook.com/stfrancislbi or call 609-494-8861.
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LOCAL SPORTS Toms River East HS- Boys Soccer
Match Date – 9/23/16 Home team – Toms River East HS (1) Away team – Southern Regional (3) Scoring: Southern – Ethan Leming (Jr.), assisted by Collin McHugh (Jr.) Southern – Nico Wojdyla (So.), assisted by Griffin Pounds (Sr.) Southern – Nick Sinopoli (Sr.), Assisted by Collin McHugh (Jr.)
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Autumn Foliage: Best Places to See Fall Leaves in New Jersey
Enjoy a quintessential foliage experience by touring New Jersey to scout the best fall colors, paired with historical sites and fun things to do. The brilliant transformation of New Jersey’s lush green summer landscape to the vibrant hues of copper, orange and deep crimson happens each fall as the state begins its transition into winter. Fall is a breathtaking time to discover the state’s great outdoors, as its palette of colors transforms all of New Jersey, from the Shore to the great Highlands. Foliage conditions can vary significantly year-toyear, so get the most up-todate information with foliage reports from the Foliage Network. You may also want to check out one of the many special events that are held during the fall. LATE SEPTEMBER/EARLY OCTOBER Mountain Tour (map): Travel to Stokes State Forest in Branchville, brimming with hiking paths, scenic overlooks and picnic facilities. Nearby is the 70,000-acre Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, one of the most beautiful locations in New Jersey. Enjoy boating along the majestic Delaware River, flowing between New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Hike through autumn’s fiery colors, or continue on to High Point Golf Club in Montague for a round of golf on the verdant course surrounded by lush trees. EARLY/MID-OCTOBER Woodlands Tour (map): Begin in Riverdale and travel through Wanaque and Midvale, past the commanding Wanaque Reservoir. Continue to Ringwood, full of numerous stops to hold your interest. Ringwood State Park, which includes Norvin Green Forest and Shepherd Lake, is a spectacular sight in the fall. Walk the hiking and nature trails, rent a canoe or just sit and enjoy the scenery. Tour Ringwood Manor, a 51-room mansion with period furniture that was home to early ironmasters in the 1700s. The New Jersey Botanical Gardens is in full bloom at Skylands Manor, brimming with 90 acres of gardens and natural areas. MID/LATE OCTOBER
Congrats Southern Regional Football player Matt Barnett (Jr. – RB/DB/KR) on being named the 2016 Larry Dunfee Homecoming Game MVP. The Rams defeated TR East 41-0 on Saturday, September 24th. Thank you to all fans for coming out and supporting the Southern Regional Food Bank with donations of nonperishable items. #RamPride
his famous Christmas Day crossing of the Delaware River in 1776. The park brims with bridle paths, hiking and nature trails, a nature center and playground, all dotted along the Delaware River. From Titusville head east to Pennington, a quaint town with lovely shops. Take Rt. 31 North past several scenic wildlife management areas to Ringoes, where the Black River and Western Railroad offers a scenic train ride. While you’re there, sip and sample wines while taking in the charming views of vineyards and farmland at Old York Cellars Winery or Unionville Vineyards. From Ringoes, go through Sergeantsville and drive on the state’s oldest covered bridge, the Green Sergeants Bridge.
Next visit Stockton, a lovely historic town with fine restaurants and antique shops. Here, the Bull’s Island section of the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park offers fishing, canoeing, boating, hiking and nature trails. Then, head south and follow along the scenic Delaware River through Lambertville. Stop here to enjoy the many antique shops, flea markets, art galleries and fine restaurants. From Lambertville, travel south back to Titusville. LATE OCTOBER/EARLY NOVEMBER
Pinelands Tour (map): Begin at Red Lion Circle (intersection of Rts. 206 & 70) and travel south through Atsion to Atsion Recreation Area, great for boating, camping, fishing and swimming. Near Hammonton, head east to Wharton State Forest, the largest in the state. Wharton is the ideal place for boating, canoeing, fishing, hiking, nature walks, hunting, camping and horseback riding. The foliage is breathtaking!
Historic Tour (map): This varied tour will take you through New Jersey’s beautiful copper-covered scenery, as well as to historic sites and a castle with a theater. Begin your trip in Netcong, near New Jersey’s largest lake, Lake Hopatcong, to view the magnificent foliage. Nearby is Waterloo Village in Stanhope, a restored 19th-century village featuring unique shops, historic tours and festivals. Travel to Andover and enjoy the beautiful fall scenery in Allamuchy Mountain State Park. Stop and walk the park’s hiking trails, or enjoy a family picnic. The park is also a great place to camp and fish.
From Millville, head north and visit nearby Bridgeton, the site of the state’s largest historic district with more than 2,000 preserved Victorian, Colonial and Federalists buildings, a zoo and a Swedish farmstead. Guided tours are available. Travel through Centerton and Olivet to nearby Elmer, the site of picturesque Parvin State Park, where you can walk along the shoreline of Parvin Lake and take in sprawling views of the surrounding red and orange trees. Nearby, the Appel Farm Arts and Music Center features year-round concerts and theatrical performances. From there return to Buena Vista.
Colonial Tour (map): Begin in Titusville at Washington Crossing State Park, where Gen. George Washington made
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PROGRESS REPORT: NFC EAST By: Chad Scanlon
One of the best aspects of the NFL is how seldom the outcome of the regular season matches the expectations of the preseason. It’s the 17-week regular season. It’s a league full of injuries. And it’s the idea that on “any given Sunday,” any team has a chance to win. That’s what makes this league so special. Fortunately for those of us in the Tri-State Area, the NFC East is a perfect microcosm of the exciting world of the NFL. As of this writing, weeks 1 and 2 are in the books, and the NFC East surely isn’t where the experts thought it would be. The Giants are 2-0, and their offense hasn’t even shown up yet. Eli is one of the league’s top-rated passers with a 73.9% completion percentage, yet Odell Beckham Jr. has yet to reach the end zone. Victor Cruz has already added some much needed aerial support for Eli and co, but this would-be explosive offense has yet to find its spark. Defensively, the deft moves made by the front office in the offseason are paying off. Ranked #9 overall, they held Drew Brees and the Saints to a pedestrian 13 points. The Eagles sit at 2-0 also, with both a top-5 defense and the unexpected poise of Carson Wentz leading the way. If NFL positions were table games in a casino, then rookie quarterbacks would have the worst odds. The 2nd overall pick in this year’s draft seems to have been worth the bet. He has 3 touchdowns over 2 games without an interception. While the season is early and the sample size small, Wentz has shown the intangible qualities needed to be an effective leader on the field. Under the tutelage of former quarterback and new head coach Doug Pederson, the Eagles’ future looks promising. The Dallas Cowboys were considered one of the likely contenders to lead this division. With a healthy Tony Romo and fresh legs in rookie running back Ezekiel Elliot, it looked as if the Cowboy offense was finally set up for success. Unfortunately, but somewhat predictably, Romo suffered an injury during preseason. Ezekiel Elliot has been productive,
and Pro Bowl wide receiver Dez Bryant is always a scoring threat, but the biggest surprise has been the performance of 4th round pick, rookie quarterback Dak Prescott. His stats aren’t flashy, but he has shown confidence in the pocket without committing any turnovers. Dallas’ defense hasn’t exactly turned any heads, but they’re also playing without a handful of their starters, 3 of whom were suspended in the offseason. At 1-1 and 3rd place in the division, they are holding their own despite the depletion of starters. Perhaps the biggest surprise is the 0-2 record of the Washington Redskins, who won the division in 2015, and were heavily favored to repeat that performance. Both losses came at home, the second of which was a heartbreaking, 4-point deficit against divisional foe Dallas Cowboys. Questions abound about the efficacy of Kirk Cousins, who earned himself a hefty raise after a stellar performance in 2015. They have no shortage of offensive weapons, from Cousins to Desean Jackson and Pro Bowl tight end Jordan Reed. Head Coach Jay Gruden hasn’t been pulling any punches, heavily critiquing all facets of the team’s performance. The standings aren’t where most experts thought they’d be, but it’s still early enough for anything to happen. While this may be true for every division in the NFL, the NFC East is arguably the best example. And since you asked, my money is on the Eagles to win the division. That’s an unbiased opinion, mind you. I’m a 49ers fan and we’re not playing the NFC East this year.
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VERSATILE AND FUN 2017 HONDA FIT
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On-sale starting tomorrow, the 2017 Honda Fit marks its 10th anniversary in America as the third generation of Honda’s versatile 5-door subcompact hatchback, first introduced to the U.S. in 2006 as a 2007 model. The Honda Fit has continued to receive accolades as a standout in the subcompact category, recently earning praise from U.S. News & World Report as Best Hatchback for the Money, and one of America’s 10 Best Back-to-School Cars of 2016 by KBB.com. For the 2017 model year, Lunar Silver metallic replaces Alabaster Silver metallic in the exterior color palette. Fit starts at a manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) of $15,9901 while continuing to offer the functionality, fun and refinement that defines the model together with modern styling, a dynamic driving experience and available technology and luxury features. Versatility Fundamental to its design, the 2017 Fit offers class-leading passenger volume, cargo volume (52.7 cu ft. with rear seats down), and versatility, courtesy of its center-mounted fuel tank and ingenious Magic Seat®. The Fit epitomizes smart functionality with spacious and comfortable seating for five and the ability to carry voluminous cargo, including long and tall items. The interior features a remarkable 95.7 cubic feet in passenger volume and 39.3 inches of rear seat leg room. To put this in perspective, Honda Fit’s rear legroom is more generous than most midsize cars – in some instances offering nearly four more inches of legroom to rear-seat passengers. Chassis & Powertrain A highly space-efficient body structure pairs with the chassis for a rigid and lightweight platform with a long wheelbase, providing sporty handling with a steering linearity that gives the driver a sense of oneness with the vehicle. The Fit’s fun-todrive character includes acceleration performance provided by the Earth Dreams™ Technology engine mated to either of two transmissions – a slick-shifting 6-speed manual or a Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) with G-Shift Control – increasing both performance and fuel efficiency. The 1.5L 4-cylinder engine has a DOHC cylinder head with i-VTEC+VTC valve and timing control plus direct fuel injection, the first use of such a system in a Honda subcompact. The engine delivers 130 horsepower @ 6,800 rpm and 114 lb.-ft. of torque at 4,600 rpm (both SAE net).
Fuel Economy The Fit has an EPA fuel-economy rating2 of 29/36/32 (city/highway/ combined) for the manual transmission, 33/40/36 for the LX trim with CVT and 32/37/34 for the EX and EX-L trim with CVT. The 6MT optimizes close individual ratios to aid performance while offering a wide overall range to improve fuel efficiency. The CVT enhances engine responsiveness, providing quick and smooth acceleration while improving fuel efficiency with a wide ratio range and low internal friction. Exterior Providing an outward expression of the 2017 Fit’s handling and power is a sporty exterior design. A progressive and purposeful style is achieved by the slim headlights that integrate into a solid grille design, an aggressive lower intake and the linear slope of the hood and windshield. The purposeful style continues with the strong design of the chiseled sides that emphasize the wheels and the dynamically tapered roofline ending in a colormatched spoiler. To accentuate the exterior styling, the Fit is available in eight colors, including several vibrant options. Interior Inside, the Fit’s interior room and visibility create a sense of airy spaciousness, which is complemented by soft-touch materials that raise the feeling of quality. The rich and sophisticated black with silver accented design of the interior surfaces and controls, and blue backlit instrument dials are stylish and functional. The Fit’s available Display Audio touchscreen interface and leather seating (EX-L models) further increase its premium feel. For 2017, the Fit again aligns with other Honda models by being offered in LX, EX, and EX-L trims, each with a higher spec than the previous equivalent trim. Standard features on all Fit models include auto on-off headlights, LED brake lights, Bluetooth® HandsFreeLink® and a center storage console with armrest. Items such as Smart Entry Push Button Start, a one-touch operated moonroof, 7-inch touchscreen Display Audio with nextgeneration HondaLink, and heated leather seats are among the upgrades available in the Fit. Safety Performance The Fit also features a long list of standard safety features. That list includes Vehicle Stability Assist™ (VSA®) with traction control, side curtain airbags with rollover sensor, Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD), Brake Assist, and Honda’s next-generation Advanced Compatibility Engineering™ (ACE™) body structure. The Fit also received the 5-Star Overall Vehicle Score from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Standard drive-assistive features on all trims include a multiangle rearview camera with guidelines; the Honda LaneWatch™ display is standard on EX and above trims. -www.hondanews.com
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Assisi Parish & Center 4700 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach Twp., NJ 08008 BRANT BEACH – The 44th Annual Long Beach Island Commemorative 18 Mile Run will take place on Sunday, October 9 and begins at 10:30 a.m. in Holgate, the southernmost point of LBI. Participants will run north on Long Beach Blvd. for 18 miles and finish at Barnegat Light State Park. The event is sponsored by St. Francis Community Center, 4700 Long Beach Blvd., Brant Beach, NJ, in cooperation with the LBI Jewish Community Center. Applications are now being accepted and registration will continue until race day. Since 1973, the 18-Mile Run has been held in memory of the 11 Israeli Olympic athletes who were slain at the Munich Olympics on September 5, 1972. “The killing of those innocent athletes was one of the most horrific acts of terrorism the world had ever seen,” said race director Mike Thompson. Due to the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the race will also continue to be dedicated to those who lost their lives in America on that unforgettable day. St. Francis Center and the Jewish Community Center will continue commemorating both events. Mile markers, bearing the names of the victims of both tragedies, will be posted along the race course, in memoriam. Buses will be provided for registered runners, and will begin leaving for the starting line at 8 a.m. Buses will continue to run from the finish line to the Community Center. The finish line closes at 2:15 p.m. All runners are invited to a recognition luncheon at the Center immediately following the race. Applications are available at St. Francis Community Center, 4700 Long Beach Blvd., Brant Beach, NJ, 08008, and can be downloaded by visiting www.stfranciscenterlbi.org or on www. RaceForum.com/LBI. For more information on the special activities planned for the 18-Mile Run weekend, and other year-round events and programs at St. Francis Community Center, please call (609) 494-8861, or visit the above-mentioned web site. St. Francis Community Center 4700 Long Beach Boulevard Brant Beach, New Jersey 08008 Center (609) 494-8861 Fax # (609) 494-3956 Contact: Lori Dudek, PR Coordinator – ext. 118
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blood glucose and all the health risks it entails. foods, like salmon, sardines, mackerel, herring, A new report finds Americans’ odds of having rainbow trout, and albacore tuna. Walnuts, diabetes or prediabetes now rest at about 50-50.
flaxseed, and soy products are other omega-3
Although prediabetes increases the risk for rich foods that can be added to a healthy diet. developing diabetes, heart disease, and stroke, • Eat whole-grain, high-fiber cereals or
with healthy lifestyle changes, the onset of type oatmeal with skim or 1% milk. 2 diabetes can be delayed or prevented. • Use low-fat or fat-free dairy products like Along with exercise, a healthy diet is not only milk, yogurt, cottage cheese, and sour cream in critical to proper diabetes management, but will place of full-fat versions. also help you stay at a desirable weight, control • Drink 100% fruit juice that has no added your blood pressure, and prevent heart disease sugar and limit your serving size. and stroke. Cooking tips to lower caloric intake, • Trim excess fat off meats and eat chicken or fats, and sugars include: turkey without the skin. • Use nonstick cooking spray instead of oil, • Always buy lean cuts of meat and choose a shortening, or butter. healthy cooking method, like broiling, roasting, • If you do use oil, use olive, corn, peanut, stir-frying, or grilling. sunflower, safflower, vegetable, or flaxseed oil. • Season foods, like meats and steamed
• Buy whole-grain breads and cereals instead
vegetables with herbs and spices (like pepper, of processed, refined grains like white flour. “Fortunately, steps can be taken to help cinnamon, and oregano), vinegar, lemon juice, or salsa instead of salt, butter, or sugary sauces.
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• Use low- or no-sugar jams instead of butter Ende, D.O., of Southern Ocean Medical Center. “Talk with your doctor about losing weight, or margarine on breads. • Increase intake of omega-3 fatty acids. Try exercising, and avoiding smoking.” By: First Last
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25TH ANNUAL WOMEN’S HEALTH NIGHT Wednesday October 26, 2016 5:30 p.m.– 8:30 p.m. Southern Ocean Medical Center 1140 Route 72 West Manahawkin, NJ For more information, call 1-800-DOCTORS® or visit SouthernOceanMedicalCenter.com.
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Gather up your girlfriends and spend an evening dedicated to your personal wellness. This complimentary event will feature community resources, health screenings and dozens of interactive educational displays with information on a variety of programs and services available at Southern Ocean Medical Center. You will also be able to chat with medical experts about common women’s health concerns. Door prizes and light refreshments will also be provided. On-the-Spot Health Screenings: • Arthritis • Balance • Blood pressure • Blood sugar • Bone density screening • Colorectal cancer screening • Foot screening • Hearing screening • Pulmonary function • Lipid profile* • Stroke screening • Head & Neck cancer screening Physician Lectures The evening will feature expert physician lectures about common women’s health issues. The following physicians will be featured:
Ocean Medical Center. Participants must fast for 10 hours prior to the blood draw. (you may drink water and should take medications as usual). Results will be available at Women’s Health Night.