Mayor begins cutting unnecessary positions Organizational chart to be revamped BY PATRICIA A. MILLER Staff Writer       Little more than two months into his administration, Mayor Stephen C. Acropolis estimates he has already trimmed $500,000 in salary costs from the Brick Township payroll. And he's not finished yet. The cuts so far have come primarily in the form of retirements, he said. More ...      ERIC SUCAR staff Brick Memorial's Anthony LoBianco (l) and Jackson's Chris Chiro (r) battle for the puck during the second period of their game at the Ocean Ice Palace in Brick on Jan. 11. More ... Former public works director to face judge on Feb.1 Sentencing to take place after many postponements BY PATRICIA A. MILLER Staff Writer       One more time. Former Public Works Director John H. Nydam's Jan. 11 sentencing date didn't come off last week. It was the sixth postponement of the former township employee's sentence. But Assistant Ocean County Prosecutor William H. Porter doesn't anticipate any more postponements. More ... Freeholder silent on his MUA qualifications BY DANIELLE MEDINA Correspondent       BRICK TOWNSHIP - Although Republican Freeholder James F. Lacey is interested in the top job at the Brick Township Municipal Utilities Authority, he declined to discuss his qualifications for the position. "It would be absolutely inappropriate for me to comment," Lacey said on Monday. "It's a priv... More ...      ERIC SUCAR staff Mayor Stephen C. Acropolis (l) talks with Gary LaRosa outside the mayor's office in Town Hall on Jan. 10 about an administrative matter. Acropolis, a hands-on manager, has been in office just over two months. More ... Brick official objecting to possible Dimilin use Jackson mayor, council ponder ways to battle gypsy moth infestation BY DAVE BENJAMIN Staff Writer       JACKSON - A Brick Township councilwoman is asking Jackson officials not to use the pesticide Dimilin to kill gypsy moths. Some Jackson officials have indicated in recent weeks that the use of Dimilin is a possibility as they seek to head off another year of property damage caused by gypsy moths. More ... Save Barnegat Bay to Brick: See you in court BY PATRICIA A. MILLER Staff Writer       BRICK TOWNSHIP - Save Barnegat Bay has filed suit against the township over the planned redevelopment of Traders Cove Marina. Copies of the lawsuit were not available to the Bulletin by press time on Monday night. Mayor Stephen C.Acropolis said he was not surprised the lawsuit was filed. More ... Adopt a Pet       Jersey Shore Animal Shelter 185 Brick Boulevard (732) 920-1600 www.jerseyshoreanimalcenter.org More ...      PATRICIA A. MILLER The view from Traders Cove Marina on Mantoloking Road looking toward the Mantoloking bridge on Sunday morning. More ... Mayor appoints 2 men to newly created jobs BY PATRICIA A. MILLER Staff Writer       BRICK TOWNSHIP- Although Mayor Stephen C.Acropolis recently said he wants to reduce the number of township employees, two more were added to the roster on Monday. Juan Belau andDavid Francese are both classified as data systems analysts, Acropolis said. More ...