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May 29, 2008

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ERIC SUCAR staff Dan Rac and a fellow Brick Township lifeguard set up a guard stand on Brick Beach 1 in preparation for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend. Brick's three oceanfront beaches will be open weekends only until June 15. See story, page 3. More...

Ice Palace vote hinges on number of signatures

SOS members say they have more than enough to put purchase on ballot

BY PATRICIA A. MILLER Staff Writer

It should take about a week to determine if the 5,300-plus signatures calling for a referendum on the Ocean Ice Palace purchase are valid. The results will most likely be announced at the June 10 Brick Township Council meeting, said Township Clerk Virginia Lampman. More...

Ocean beaches ready to go for summer season

BY PATRICIA A. MILLER Staff Writer

Beach Capt. Daniel Santaniello had his doubts about a Memorial Day opening after he got his first look at the damage caused by the recent nor'easter. There wasn't much beach left at the township's three oceanfront beaches. Waves and wind washed in a large amount of debris, including a staircase and telephone poles, he said. More...

Two men die one dark night on a rural road

Herbertsville Road crash still under investigation, police say

BY DANIELLE MEDINA Correspondent

Two Brick Township men who shared an entrepreneurial spirit, a passion for the outdoors and a love for their dogs, lost their lives in a fiery car crash on Herbertsville Road. High school friends Joseph J. Sendzik, 27, and Gregory L. More...

•	Special election needed for Ice Palace vote

•	Wawa could hit snag with zoning change

•	First Baptist Church of Laurelton to host speaker

•	B-MAC to host dinner and movie for seniors

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•	Teaching legend wins top honor from state

•	Recreation announces summer programs

•	Life's a beach … a New Jersey beach!

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Bulletin Board

•	June 6 food-tasting festival to raise funds

The 16th annual "LookWho's Cooking" food-tasting festival will take place 6-8 p.m. June 6 at Christ Episcopal Church, Washington Street, Toms River. Tickets cost $45 and can be purchased at the door. "Look Who's Cooking" is a major fundraiser and a necessity to continue helping uninsured and underinsured women in Ocean County at the Family Planning Center, Lakewood. More...

•	Fire company to host memorial golf outing

•	Day trips offered by Ocean County College

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Letters

•	Brick should look to YMCA for community center

Iwould like to express my opinion regarding the purchase of the ice rink in Brick, which will cost the taxpayers millions of dollars with few to profit from the purchase unless they are avid hockey players or ice skaters. More...

•	Keep Chatsworth ATV park open, reader says

•	Going 'green' doesn't require onerous, exotic programs

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Editorials

•	Calling Miss Manners

Residents who attended or watched the May 13 Township Council meeting on B20 got a sample of what shouldn't happen in local government. The "council comments" portion of the meeting turned into a fusillade of insults directed at Councilwoman Kathy Russell, the lone Democrat on the council. More...

•	Make Al Gore happy and leave your trees alone

•	Combat global warming: stop mowing your grass

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Sports

•	Battling for the ball

Brick Township High School's Julie Matsutani (right) tries to bring down a loose ball during the second half of the game against Jackson Liberty High School on May 21. ERIC SUCAR staff More...

•	Mustangs boys lacrosse completes 6-10 campaign

•	Brick girls lax finishes banner season for program

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