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INSIDE THIS ISSUEFourth of July

Township to hold fireworksJune 27. PAGE 10

Three new police officers are inductedBY HEATHER FIORE

The Montgomery Sun

The Montgomery TownshipCommittee celebrated two impor-tant happenings at its meeting onJune 6 the Montgomery BaseballLeagues 40th anniversary and theinduction of three new police offi-cers to the police department.

The MBL, which began in 1973and has been operating success-fully for the last 40 years, was rec-ognized for its outstanding trackrecord and contribution to thecommunity and quality of life inthe township. The resolution pre-sented by the committee statedthat the MBL has played a keyrole in the development of manyfine players in our town; instillingself-confidence, integrity, sports-manship and many other strongcharacter qualities in players,many of whom have gone on to re-gional and national baseball com-petitions.

Two key figures in the MBL,Joe Gerdes and Ken Reilly, accept-ed the honor and spoke about the

organization, which is comprisedof a volunteer board, mostly con-sisting of parents.

They highlighted the recentcreation of MBLs annual Mont-gomery Baseball College Scholar-ship, which is awarded to a seniorplayer who demonstrates greatsportsmanship, excellence in aca-demics and outstanding commu-

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The three men who were inducted into the Montgomery Police Department at the township committees meeting on June 6 Joseph PaulCeccato (third from left), Timothy Warren Dubovick (fourth from right) and John David Colucci (second from right) are shown with (fromleft): Deputy Mayor Patricia Graham, Committeeman Rich Smith, Committeewoman Christine Madrid, Mayor Ed Trzaska and CommitteemanChris Sugden.please see OFFICERS, page 9


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Environmental Corps working ontrail to go through new reserveThe Montgomery Environmen-

tal Volunteer Corps are now work-ing together to create a walkingtrail that will loop through a newpreserve in the Sourlands andconnect with additional preservedopen space to the north. No expe-rience is necessary to participatein trail work and stewardship ac-tivities.

Training is provided when wemeet at the site. Please wear longpants, long-sleeved shirts and

sturdy shoes. Bring leather workgloves, pruning shears, rakes,saws, and loppers if you havethem. Bring plenty of water.

Members of the EnvironmentalCommission, Shade Tree Com-mittee, Open Space Committeeand Montgomery Friends of OpenSpace have joined forces to formthe Volunteer Corps, a new effortto work collaboratively on proj-ects to improve Montgomerys en-vironment and public open space.There was an excellent turnoutfor their inaugural spring eventon March 23 at Van Horne Parkbut it is not too late to join in and

volunteer at events as your timeallows. Since the land of RockMill Preserve was set aside inJune 2012, Montgomery Friends

of Open Space has been activelyworking to create a passive usepark on the eastern edge of theSourlands.

Volunteer Corps workdays areorganized and announced once ortwice a month.

Future projects may also in-clude shade tree plantings mainte-nance; litter cleanup days alongpathways and/or in parks;tree/shrub planting projects; lightweeding; and other tasks. Please

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to sixth-grade classIlse Loeb, a Holocaust survivorand a former Hidden Child, hasdedicated her life to sharing herstory to raise awareness of themost heinous example of mansinhumanity to man and of whatcan result when we choose to re-main bystanders. On Thursday,May 16, Loeb spoke with the en-tire sixth grade of MontgomeryLower Middle School and mem-bers of the community.

Loeb has spoken at LMS eachyear for the past eight years, send-ing her message to more than3,000 children. Each year, our stu-dents learn that they are the last

of their generation that will havethe honor of meeting a Holocaustsurvivor and hearing her/hisstory. The power of this experi-ence and its effect on the stu-dents intellectual and emotionalgrowth cannot be replicatedthrough literature or documen-taries alone. The schools ulti-mate goal, and a key tenet of Crit-ical Literacy, is to teach childrento move from the text into the

world, a world in which they areobligated to use their knowledgeto take social action.

Without access to real storiesand real people, the danger is that

genocide and inhumanity (in-cluding bullying, to which chil-dren can relate) remain literaryconstructs, not a reality againstwhich we must fight. Loeb tells allstudents that they, too, now bearwitness and are obligated to en-sure that they work to preventdiscrimination and intolerancein their own lives. In a 2009 com-mencement speech, Elie Weiselwrote, Never be indifferent. One

of my mottos has been that theopposite of love is not hate, butindifferenceyou will learn thatyou can do something. You can,even for one person.


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SUMMER CAMP IS BACK!At Motion Gymnastics summer camp you

get to enjoy all the fun of summer camp,while learning how to flip, jump, and tumble!

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June 24th through August 23rd.

Township kicks off aprinted Montgomery

business directoryThe Montgomery Township

Economic Development Commit-tee has announced the kick-off ofa printed Montgomery businessdirectory. It will be an attractivelyformatted booklet highlightingparticipating Montgomery busi-nesses. It will describe the prod-ucts/services of each and provide

a map showing their locations. Itwill be distributed by the Mont-gomery Economic DevelopmentCommittees network and will beincluded in Montgomery Town-ship New Resident Packets.

The layout and printing costwill be shared among all partici-pants. Interested businesses mustprovide an electronic copy oftheir logo and fill out a short form

providing info on their productsand services.

Interested businesses may con-tact EDC Chairman Dan OKav-age at (609) 578-2484 or [email protected].

Volunteers are wanted to meetlocal businesses and spread theword about this new printed

Montgomery business directoryand map.

Training, handouts and guid-ance will be provided. Flexiblehours but availability during theday is preferred. Business people,retirees and students are wel-come. Interested volunteers,please contact EDC ChairmanDan OKavage at (609) 578-2484 [email protected].


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EDITOR EMERITUS Alan Bauer

Tiananmen massacretangled in our minds

Tuesday, June 4, was a dis-turbingly silent day. There wereno speeches given, no candles lit,no tears shed. The silence mir-rored that of those silenced 24years ago.

The day of the TiananmenSquare Massacre lies tangledamongst cobwebs in our minds.

True, the massacre took placeon the other side of the world, inBeijing, China. True, the Chinesegovernment covers up all evi-dence of the massacre. But, how

about us?We, the Americans, who live

upon the sacred soil of democra-cy, the land of the free and thehome of the brave how could weforget those fallen in the name of

democracy?How ironic it is that the outspo-

ken students' sacrifices were re-

paid with apathetic silence.We Americans can pretend wedid not hear the echoes ofscreams on June 4, 1989, as stu-dents from all over China werebrutally slaughtered as theyfought for our cherished right ofdemocracy.

We can ignore the pain of thefamilies of the deceased. But weare Americans. We will not for-get. For I believe we are betterthan that.

The students of China were si-

lenced by force. We are silencedby our own apathy.

But we will not be silenced anylonger.

We must remember.Anita Louie

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Tennis Club hostsPopfest Raid

Nassau Tennis Club host-ed a WPST 2013 Popfest

Raid on Sunday, May 19.

During the hour-longraid, people were able todrop in and get free ticketsto the 2013 Popfest concerton May 30 at 7:30 p.m. at theSunCenter in Trentonstarring Carly Rae Jepsen,Cher Lloyd, Jason Derulo,Hot Chelle Rae and Em-blem3.

Aditya Chitnis of BelleMead won a free week oftennis summer camp at theNassau Tennis Club during

the WPST 2013 POPFESTRaid.

He also came away withtwo free ticket vouchers forthe POPFEST concert onMay 30.

The late U.S. Sen. Frank Lauten-

berg wasnt even in his grave

yet, when the political maneu-

vering began.

The death of the 89-year-old New

Jersey Democrat on June 3 presented

Gov. Christie with several options, but

he has chosen one that will cost tax-

payers wallets dearly. Instead of al-

lowing voters to choose Lautenbergs

successor in the Nov. 5 general elec-

tion, hes ordering a special election

less than three weeks before on

Wednesday, Oct. 16.

The cost of an Aug. 13 primary and

an Oct. 16 special election is $24 mil-

lion. Since the governor has alreadychosen New Jersey Attorney General

Jeff Chiesa as the interim replace-

ment, we wonder whats the harm insaving taxpayers a bundle by allowing

Chiesa to hang on to the job three

weeks longer so that the cost of a spe-

cial election can be avoided. Democra-

cy is priceless, but is something else

going on here?

State Sen. Barbara Buono, whose

gubernatorial campaign against

Christie might have benefited from the

coattails of a strong Democratic U.S.

Senate candidate on the same Nov. 5

ballot, wasted no time taking the offen-

sive.

Earlier this year, the governor

cited money as to why he vetoed early

voting, Buono said in a press state-

ment, referring to Christies May 9

veto of legislation that would have let

people cast ballots during a 15-day pe-

riod before Election Day. However, de-

spite costing millions of dollars, Gov.

Christie made the cynical and arro-

gant decision to call a special election

in October.

Buono may not be without her own

political motives in this controversy,

but she makes a valid point.

As the governor, Christie has the

right to take advantage of the power ofhis position, and he did just that. We

just wish it wasnt costing so much.

Christies costly moveSpecial election for Lautenbergs replacement will cost $24MYour thoughts

What are your thoughts on Gov.Christies decision to hold a specialelection on Oct. 16 to replace Sen. FrankLautenberg? Let your voice be heardthrough a letter to the editor.


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This information was providedby the Montgomery Township Po-lice Department.

On May 17 at 3:15 a.m., policeresponded to Route 533 nearRidgeview Drive to investigate areport of a crash involving sever-al damaged mailboxes. OfficerAbdur-Rahman located a 2004Buick Century parked onRidgeview Drive with front-enddamage, a broken windshield andmissing right front tire. The offi-cer identified the driver as a 20-year-old male. The man did not re-

member the details of the crash.Abdur-Rahman smelled an odorof an alcoholic beverage on hisbreath and person and conductedfield sobriety tests. The man wasarrested for DWI and processed atpolice headquarters where hewas issued summonses for DWIand failure to report an accident.He is scheduled to appear inMontgomery Township. Munici-pal Court.

On May 27 at approximately 1

a.m., Montgomery Township Po-lice arrested a male. He was driv-ing on Route 206 in MontgomeryTownship when police observedan equipment violation. Policethen observed the man swerveand brake heavily. During themotor vehicle stop, police deter-mined he was driving whileunder the influence of alcohol.He was arrested, taken to Mont-gomery Township Police Head-quarters for arrest processing

and issued summonses for DWI,maintenance of lamps, failure tomaintain lane and failure to ex-hibit documents. He is scheduledto appear in Montgomery Town-ship Municipal Court.

On May 27 at approximately8:34 p.m., Montgomery TownshipPolice arrested a male. He wasdriving on Route 206 in Mont-gomery Township when policewith an automatic license platereader received an alert the vehi-

cle had an expired registration.During the motor vehicle stop, of-ficers learned that the man wasdriving on a suspended license. Atraffic warrant for $2,500 was lo-cated, and the man was arrested.

He was taken to MontgomeryTownship Police Headquartersfor processing, where he was is-sued summonses for operatingan unregistered vehicle and driv-

ing while suspended. He is sched-uled to appear in MontgomeryTownship Municipal Courtand Bridgewater MunicipalCourt.


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MONDAYJUNE 17Montgomery Township Planning

Board meeting: 7:30 p.m. in thecourtroom. For more information

and to confirm meeting time, visitmontgomery.nj.us.

TUESDAYJUNE 18Toddler Sing with Pat: Ages 1 to 3.

10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the MaryJacobs Library. Join us for singalong fun with Pat McKinley. Noregistration required. For moreinformation, call (609) 924-7073,ext. 5.

Digging into the Past: Local Histo-ry, Genealogy and SCLS. 1:30 p.m.

to 3 p.m. at the Mary JacobsLibrary. Join Librarian Ken Kauf-man for a discussion and demon-stration of the various tools avail-able to help you with genealogyand local history research. Ances-try.com, Heritage Quest, Ameri-ca's Obituaries, and Obituariesfrom Somerset MessengerGazette will be demonstrated.Feel free to bring your laptop and

follow-along. Registration isrequired. Call (609) 924-7073,ext. 4 to register.

License Appeals Board meeting: 7p.m. in the meeting room. Formore information and to confirmmeeting time, visit

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nity service.Weve been talking about it

[the scholarship] for a number ofyears, Gerdes said. Weve seen alot of great kids come out of ourprogram and go onto not onlywonderful sports careers, but aca-demic careers as well, so we said,what can we do to tighten our re-

lationship with the community?Reilly added that almost everyplayer on Montgomery HighSchools junior varsity and varsi-ty baseball teams has journeyedthrough the MBL, so what betterway to give back to the communi-ty than to offer a scholarship tothe most qualified senior

Were going to play baseball-themed, family-oriented movies,Reilly said. Its going to be a lot offun.

Also at the meeting, three new

police officers were sworn in. Thenew officers include John DavidColucci, Timothy WarrenDubovick and Joseph Paul Cecca-to, whose terms as probationarypolice officers were scheduled toofficially begin on June 10. The of-ficers were chosen from the 200candidates the Montgomery Po-lice Department solicited severalmonths ago.

This really culminates several

months of a Herculean effort bymany members of our police de-partment to get to the point thatwe are at this evening, ChiefRobert Palmer said. Im remark-ably proud of the fact that we hada number of officers involved inour hiring process, who all execut-ed a highly professional testingprocess.

The caliber of talent that wewere able to amass for thisprocess has brought us three stel-

lar candidates, and I think thats atestament to this community.These officers are about to under-go a life change and I think theynotice that.

Before the new officers attendorientation at the Somerset Coun-ty Police Academy on June 27,they will become acquainted withtheir weapons and also undergoagency training an appliedtraining where they will learnmany of the applications locallyof the academic training they will

learn at the SCPA, Palmer said.The three officers will begin

training at the SCPA on July 8.Theyre in for a very busy few

weeks, and were very gratified tohave them here. We know thattheyre going to be a major assetto this department. They only justfurther complement the highlyregarded talent that we alreadyhave here, Palmer said.

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fireworks on June 27BY HEATHER FIOREThe Montgomery SunTo celebrate one of the most

important landmarks in the na-tions history, the Fourth of July,the township is holding the annu-al Montgomery Fireworks onThursday, June 27.

The event, which is completelyfunded by private donations, will

be held at Montgomery HighSchool, beginning at 6 p.m. Therain date for the event is Thurs-day, July 11.

With help from corporations,small businesses, individual citi-zens and high-quality vendorsand non-profit organizations, theFireworks Committee has madethis event possible for the resi-dents of Montgomery for the lastthree years.

Beginning at 6 p.m., visitors arewelcome to participate in a vari-

ety of activities, including games,rides, displays, food and music.Fireworks are scheduled to begin

around 9:15 p.m.As always, this is a wonderful

opportunity for the community tocome together, honor the nation,and enjoy a night out with ourfamilies and friends, Mayor EdTrzaska said.

Last year, the Fireworks Com-mittee drew 47 corporate sponsorsand 33 vendors, and about 8,000people were in attendance.

A relatively new feature of theevent that has been proven helpfuland quite popular is the pre-soldreserved parking spots thatprovide guaranteed, onsite park-ing.

Anyone wishing to attend canpurchase a VIP parking spot for$15 on the committees website montgomeryfireworks.org byJune 21. After that date, VIP park-ing spots can only be purchased inperson at the Montgomery Recre-ation Department.

For 2013, the committee hasplanned an even bigger and betterevent for residents, which will

highlight the local band, Rockand Soul. A larger variety offood and beverages, as well as chil-drens activities, will be also avail-able.

Most of all, the spectacularfireworks will be the star of theshow, said Fireworks CommitteeChairman George Jarvis. Mythanks to the planning committee,which has been hard at work

since January to ensure that allthe countless details for a flawlessevent are in place.

The Montgomery TownshipFireworks Committee membersare Frank Drift, Kacey Dyer, MattGalvin, Meg Helms, CynthiaWeshnak, Karen Zimmerman,Donna Castronovo and Jarvis.

Attendees are reminded that noalcohol is permitted on thegrounds of MHS, and pets are notallowed.

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