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February 19, 2009
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Brick, Save Barnegat Bay join forces to save F Cove
Feds want to limit public boat access at popular summer spot
BY PATRICIA A. MILLER Staff Writer
All is quiet on a brisk February day at F Cove in the Reedy Creek area of the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge off Mantoloking Road. The sun arcs off the tidal marshes. White swans glide along the tea-colored water and dip their beaks. Deer and raccoon tracks stud the sand in the upland... More...
Donations for boating museum fall
Project will now be done in phases as money becomes available
BY PATRICIA A. MILLER Staff Writer

The souring economy has slowed plans for the New Jersey Museum of Boating's move to Traders Cove. "We were going to be completely financed by private contributions," said O'Brien, who serves as the executive director of the nonprofit organization. More...

Fledgling citizen emergency response team needs members
BY PATRICIA A. MILLER Staff Writer

Officials are looking for a cross-section of volunteers to serve on Brick's first Citizen Emergency Response Team (CERT). CERT team members can be residents, workplace employees, or members of community organizations, said Mayor Stephen C. Acropolis and Police Chief Nils R. Bergquist. More...

 Bulletin Board
•Honor veterans with a 'shout out'
Do you know a veteran? Well, you can get that vet recognized on air through "Veterans' Shout Out," a Greater Media radio program. Carl Craft and Marty Martinez, hosts of the WRAT's morning show are honoring our country's veterans on the WRAT (95.9-FM), between 6 and 10 a.m., Monday through Friday. More...
•International Chef's Night Out to be held
•Mothers Center to hold gift auction
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 Letters
•Sholty vs. Heimbuch: Round II
For as long as I can remember, the residents of Brick have been reading letters from Art Sholty via the "Opinion" section of the Brick Bulletin. As time goes by, his letters make me chuckle more and more because of his outlandish opinions and offthe wall political statements. More...
•Two adversaries agree on one topic of discussion
•Make English the national language, reader says
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 Editorials
•English/science homework? OK, anything but math!
Iawoke this morning feeling like I was seasick. My eyes were fuzzy, my stomach was queasy and I was pretty sure that I was suffering from general malaise. More...
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 Greg Bean's Column
•Even the best ideas can have unintended consequences
I've written before about the law of unintended consequences, that whole thing where a butterfly flaps its wings in South America, and that minor disturbance sets off a chain reaction that ultimately results in a tsunami in Borneo. More...
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 Obituaries
•Dayna Yurgelonis Fisler
Mrs. Fisler, 34, of Middletown, died Feb. 8, 2009, at home. She was an administrative assistant at Quest Resources, Wall. She was predeceased by her grandfather, Vincent Tafuri. She is survived by her husband John Fisler; two sons, John and Jake Fisler; her mother, Lorraine Yurgelonis of Middletow... More...
•Lorraine J. Mayer
•Donald J. Furcillo
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 Sports
•Brick Twp. shot putter advances to championship
Lisa Stuto to compete for second straight year
BRICK TOWNSHIP — The township has a state champion shot putter for the third year in a row. Lisa Stuto, who is headed to Eastern Michigan University this fall, secured a return trip to the Meet of Champions after leading the field in Group III from start to finish. More...
•Sports Shorts
•Brick Memorial, Brick Twp. wrestlers make history
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