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Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore Receive Causeways “CauseWheels” Vehicle Donation Program By Erick Rommel and Kaitlyn Strohmeier With the celebration of The Causeway Family of Dealerships 50th anniversary concluded, we continue with a new yearlong campaign – “CauseWheels” Vehicle Donation Program - to help our neighbors and positively impact Ocean County. At the end of 2019, Causeway had two requests for vehicle donations to local non-profit organizations. We were able to accommodate each of these requests. This prompted an idea to follow up last year’s 50th Anniversary Grant program. Anchoring this campaign is the “CauseWheels” Vehicle donation Program, through which Causeway will award a used vehicle to one Ocean County nonprofit every month, from February through December of 2020. Due to Covid-19 we had to postpone our April and May winners. To recap, our February winner was Main Street Alliance Church, March - 21 Plus, Inc., June - Interfaith and Support Services, July – St. Theresa’s Food Pantry, August – Ocean Community Church and September – Potter’s Pantry. We are proud to announce our October Winner, Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore! Who are the Girl Scouts? They’re 2.5 million strong— more than 1.7 million girls and 750,000 adults who believe in the

(From left to right) - Joe Stroffolino Director of Advertising and Marketing, Chris Varner Used Vehicle Merchandising Manager, Corey Gellis General Sales Manager, Eileen M. Higgins CEO of the Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore, Kristen Miller Chief Development Officer of the Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore, Erick Rommel Chief Communications Officer of the Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore, Dave Wintrode President of the Causeway Family of Dealerships and David Wintrode General Manager.

power of every G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™ to change the world. The Girl Scouts extraordinary journey began more than 100 years ago with the original G.I.R.L., Juliette Gordon “Daisy” Low. On March 12, 1912, in Savannah, Georgia, she organized the very first Girl Scout troop, and every year since, we’ve honored her vision and legacy, building girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place. They’re the preeminent leadership

development organization for girls. And with programs from coast to coast and across the globe, Girl Scouts offers every girl a chance to practice a lifetime of leadership, adventure, and success. The Girl Scouts Mission Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Girl Scouts offers the best leadership development experience for girls in the world, helping them prepare for a lifetime of leadership, adventure, and success. In Ocean and Monmouth counties, Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore is committed to helping girls entering kindergarten through 12th grade become women of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore consists of approximately ten thousand girls!

Girls were able to attend Camp Amity Acres in Waretown this past summer, participating in various outdoor activities including swimming and water play, boating, arts and crafts, and archery. They also had the unique opportunity to earn Girl Scout badges thanks to the implementation of COVID health and safety guidelines from the American Camp Association and the CDC.

Adapting To A Pandemic Now more than ever, girls need to feel a sense of connection. The isolation caused by the COVID pandemic threatens girls’ mental health. The camaraderie and friendships they find as Girl Scouts play an essential part in helping them find the routine they crave and need. Through Girl Scouts, their resiliency is strengthened by the friendships they build, the leadership skills they gain, and the experiences they share as they work together to improve their communities.

WHAT'S INSIDE Understanding Food Insecurity Stafford District Schools Go Virtual 2020 Southern Regional Football Preview Ford Explorer Earns Top Safety Pick Free Oil Change Coupon Spook-Tacular Preowned Savings! Causeway Family 5K Run & Walk Make Sure To Get Your Flu Shot Honda Odyssey Earns Top Safety Pick Stafford Police Seek Public Input Kids Corner Activity Page The

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SEE PAGE 2 SEE PAGE 3 SEE PAGE 4 SEE PAGE 5 SEE PAGE 6 SEE PAGE 7 SEE PAGE 8 SEE PAGE 9 SEE PAGE 10 SEE PAGE 11 SEE PAGE 12 Editor: Joe Stroffolino Assistant Editor: Kaitlyn Strohmeier Publisher: Melissa Hill Creative/Comp: Keith Stewart, Theresa Maye Marketing: Bryan Whelan © 2020. All rights reserved.

Over the past six months, Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore has reimagined its program offerings, providing a mix of virtual and inperson programs to support girls on their leadership journey and keep them connected and engaged with each other. The continual addition of new and innovative opportunities is an incredible commitment from Girl Scouts to build a pipeline of future leaders. This year alone, new age-appropriate activities have been added in fields as diverse as automotive engineering, STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) career exploration, entrepreneurship, and civics. The pinnacle of Girl Scout achievement is the Girl Scout Gold Award. This summer, amid the pandemic, Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore celebrated 24 remarkable Girl Scouts who earned Girl Scouts’ highest honor, completing “take action” projects that made lasting and meaningful change in New Jersey and beyond. Their projects took on challenges like protecting our Shore environment, delivering relief to hurricane victims in

Girls from Manahawkin Troop 29 were among 2020’s top Girl Scout Cookie Sellers. Because they sold at least 500 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies, the girls were recognized at a special ceremony hosted by the Lakewood BlueClaws. Through the Girl Scout Cookie Program, girls like these learn Goal Setting, Decision Making, Money Management, People Skills, and Business Ethics – five key skills to help them in business and life.

At Camp Amity Acres this past summer, girls connected with nature and fostered friendship in a fun and safe environment. Through outdoor activity, girls were better able to adapt and cope with the uncertainty they continue to face. All camp activities were modified in response to the COVID pandemic with campers grouped in smaller units that followed increased safety and hygiene protocols.

Puerto Rico and sparking interest Through the Girl Scout Cookie in STEM among local children. Program, girls “earn and learn.” The Secret Behind Girl Scout They earn funds for their Girl Scout activities while learning Cookies five key skills that will help them The passion of Girl Scouts’ in business and life. These skills members and the community - Goal Setting, Decision Making, for Girl Scouts can be seen Money Management, People Skills, every year during the Girl Scout and Business Ethics - apply to all Cookie Program. While the Girl Scouts who participate in the delicious cookies stand out, the Cookie Program, regardless of how leadership skills girls gain through they participate in Girl Scouting. participation are the real highlight.

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KNOW YOUR RISK OF PROSTATE CANCER

Brick, NJ, September 24, 2020… When a local Brick resident visited his primary care doctor for his annual exam, little did he know that he would be diagnosed and treated for prostate cancer during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

UNDERSTANDING FOOD INSECURITY Did you know that 1 in 10 households were food insecure in 2019? Last year, 9 million adults and 5.3 million children experienced food-insecurity.

which focuses on food and nutrition education for women who are pregnant or have children under the age of five. There are also a variety of food banks throughout New Jersey available to families in need. What is Food Insecurity? Fulfill is a Ocean and Monmouth County Food insecurity describes a household’s food bank, but others can be found at inability to provide enough food for every HungerFreeNJ.org . person to live an active, healthy life. What Can I Do to Help Food Insecure Food insecurity is closely related to other Families? overlapping issues like low wages and lack of affordable housing. According to There are many ways to help support food Feeding America’s Map the Meal Gap, insecure families, right in Ocean County. there are over 52,000 food insecure people The easiest way is to donate non-perishable in Ocean County. food to local food banks, which some families rely on. You can How did COVID-19 reach out to the Ocean and Affect Food Insecurity? Monmouth County food bank According to Feeding Fulfill , or research other places America, the food to donate at HungerFreeNJ.org. insecurity rate in Ocean Another way to help at food County is expected to banks is to volunteer your time jump from 9% in 2019 to to sort donations or serve food. 14.2% in 2020. High unemployment rates Last is to help with meal or grocery delivery can increase the number of food insecure to seniors or families in need. Many seniors households and make it more difficult for are unable to get to the grocery store, which families to meet needs. means the need for home-delivered meals What Aid is Available for Food and groceries is growing. Local groups like Meals on Wheels can help too. Insecure Families? In New Jersey there are a variety of options for food insecure families or individuals. NJ SNAP is the supplemental nutrition assistance program helping families get what they need to eat healthy. New Jersey also offers the WIC program,

Food insecurity affects 1 in 10 households, but isn’t often well known by others in the community. By working together to make a strong and healthy community, we can transform the lives of children and families in need.

Showing no physical symptoms, a simple Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) blood test revealed high levels of the enzyme. Upon further diagnostic testing, Mr. Keith Mueller was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer that needed immediate attention. His cancer care team immediately recommended a surgical intervention using cutting edge robotic surgery.

is extremely favorable and is back to living a healthy life,” added Dr. Perlmutter.

“I am so grateful for the quick response of my physicians who assured me that surgery was necessary given the aggressive cancer diagnosis,” said Keith Mueller. “I received safe and comfortable care all during my stay at the hospital that took “In the new reality extra safety measures of dealing with to prevent the spread of COVID-19, patients may be concerned about scheduling COVID-19.” surgeries or procedures however, it’s vitally “Ocean Medical Center is committed important to put their health first even to preventing the spread of COVID-19 during these uncertain times,” said Mark and has taken the utmost precautionary Perlmutter, M.D., FACS, medical director measures to ensure the safety of our patients of urologic oncology for Hackensack and team members,” said Jason Kreitner, Meridian Health, Ocean and Monmouth FACHE, chief hospital executive. “As we counties. “Cancer doesn’t wait not even for prepare for a possible surge, we continue a pandemic, so it is critically important to to provide personal protective equipment take all preventative measures and proceed (PPE), adhere to universal masking and with diagnostic testing, procedures, and social distancing, sanitize rooms and even surgery if necessary.” surfaces using ultraviolet technology (UV), Dr. Perlmutter performed a radical and provide routine temperature checks robotic proctectomy in May 2020 at and PCR (polymerise chain reaction) to Hackensack Meridian Ocean Medical test patients for COVID-19 prior to surgical Center. His cancer was completely procedures and admissions.” removed, and he experienced little to no For more information about services, side effects. “Requiring no additional visit www.oceanmedicalcenter.com or for a therapy or treatment, Mr. Mueller’s outlook free physician referral, call 800-560-9990.

Barnegat Releases 2020 Halloween Trick-Or-Treat Hours Curfew should be deemed age-appropriate but no later than 10 p.m., officials said. BARNEGAT, NJ — Barnegat Township released its trick-or-treating hours for Halloween. Since the holiday falls on a Saturday, those who choose to participate can trickor-treat safely from 12-8 p.m., officials said. Curfews should be deemed age-appropriate but no later than 10 p.m. Governor Phil Murphy issued Halloween rules and guidance Monday, which includes wearing masks — not just Halloween masks — and minimal "touches" of candy. Read more: Gov. Murphy Issues NJ Halloween Stafford Township didn't release trick-orRules, Guidance Amid Coronavirus treat hours, but the Recreation Department Barnegat offered several safety tips via offered guidance. Courtesy of patch.com/new-jersey/ Nixle for those collecting and distributing candy. barnegat-manahawkin

RECIPE S'MORE EYEBALLS Ingredients: 8 large rectangular pieces or 2 squares or 4 small rectangular pieces whole graham crackers, crushed

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12 regulars large marshmallows, cut in half crosswise

1 dash red food coloring, or as needed 24 semisweet chocolate chips

Directions: Step 1: Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Step 2: Stir graham cracker crumbs, butter, and confectioners' sugar together in a bowl; mix until evenly moistened and press into an ungreased mini-muffin pan to form shallow cups. Step 3: Bake in the preheated oven until the edges are bubbling, about 5 minutes. Step 4: Break each chocolate bar into 12 equal pieces; place one piece into each graham cracker cup.

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Step 5: Paint red circles and lines to resemble bloodshot eyes on top of each marshmallow using red food coloring. Place painted marshmallows, painted-sides up, into graham cracker cups. Press 1 chocolate chip into the center of each marshmallow. Step 6: Bake in the preheated oven until marshmallows are slightly softened, 1 to 2 minutes. Cool in pan for 15 minutes before removing. https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/234421/smore-eyeballs

All proceeds go to Fulfill to fight hunger in our community! Date: Sunday, October 25th 2020 Time: 9:00 AM (5K Start) Location: Southern Regional High School 90 Cedar Bridge Road, Manahawkin, NJ 08050 Flat and fast course, chip-timed. Overall and age group awards, as well as door prizes. T-shirts guaranteed to first 150 registrants.

Register at: www.raceforum.com/causeway 5K Run: $25.00 until Sept. 30, then $35 the day of. 1 Mile Fun Run: $15.00 until Sept. 30, then $25 the day of. Dogs and Strollers Welcome.

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STAFFORD DISTRICT SCHOOLS TO GO VIRTUAL FOR 2 WEEKS IN NOVEMBER MANAHAWKIN, NJ — The Stafford Township School District will go virtual for two weeks following November break. Officials anticipate staff shortages after the recess because of New Jersey’s coronavirus travel advisory.

The district will pivot to remote learning from Nov. 9-20. In-person education and the Extended Day Program won’t resume until Nov. 23. Stafford schools have allowed students to attend school five days per week or learn through hybrid or remote models.

Furry Friends Who Need Fur-Ever Homes!

Elvira is a beautiful 1 year old Black & White Tuxedo female who walked into someone’s home one day with her 3 little kittens looking for love and help. She was barely a kitten herself when she had her babies and she was a wonderful mother to them but it is now her turn to find a home and a family to love her. She is shy right now having just arrived at Petsmart with all new surroundings and noises but she is very sweet and loves to be pet and once she is in a home environment her true sweet personality shines through. She is spayed, up to date with vaccinations, tested negative for fiv and felv and microchipped. If you would like to meet pretty Elvira with her long white whiskers and adorable little white mitted paws, she is currently in Petsmart in Manahawkin. An application to adopt can be filled out on line at FOSOCAS.org or in person at Petsmart in Manahawkin, N.J.

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“The one concern is spring break,” Chidiac said via email. “However, I will The school will go on break Nov. 2-6. The continue to survey our staff and parents to Stafford district sent a survey to parents and gauge travel and quarantine.” staff about their travel plans for that week. During the all-remote period, students “The results have indicated that a large will continue with their current teachers number of our community members will be and cohort schedules. traveling to many states that are currently “Each district is different and I’m proud on the New Jersey Travel Advisory list,” to say we are one the few districts who are Superintendent George J. Chidiac wrote offering full day district 5 days per week Thursday to parents. and because of that our staff is spread State officials have placed 35 states and thin,” Chidiac wrote to Patch. “I hope our territories under its travel advisory as of community knows that we are doing the Thursday morning. Those who travel or best that we can given the circumstances.” return to New Jersey from those locations Courtesy of patch.com are advised to self-quarantine for 14 days.

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Buddy has been fostered for a few weeks as shelter life was difficult for this young man who had a loving home. His foster mom writes, “He is a very easy houseguest and is well trained. Buddy walks great on a leash, totally housebroken and is crate trained. He is cheerful and pleasant when meeting new people either on walks or when visitors come. He is not food aggressive. As he has grown more comfortable, he has become more dominant and this really sweet boy needs to be the only prince in the palace. He really is a sweet boy.” Buddy is 2.5 years old. Can you help foster Buddy or would you consider adopting this sweet guy?

Please call the Southern Ocean County Animal Shelter to make an appointment to meet there fur babies! Open daily 1:00pm - 4:00pm and till 6:30pm on Wednesdays.

If you are looking to adopt, have questions or want to volunteer please call:

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BARNEGAT SCHOOLS MOVING TO 5 DAYS IN-PERSON NEXT MONTH BARNEGAT, NJ — Barnegat is moving toward more in-person schooling. The Barnegat Township School District will allow students to learn in school five days per week beginning Nov. 16 — albeit half days. The district sent a survey to the school community about Phase 2 of reopening. According to Dr. Brian Latwis, 62.4 percent of households want five-day, inperson learning; 17.8 percent want a full virtual option; and 19.6 percent want to continue with the hybrid model. The district’s goal is to bring in more students for in-person learning in a safe manner, according to Superintendent Dr. Brian Latwis. But for the time being, Barnegat schools will have to begin with half days. “Unfortunately, at this time full-day instruction with approximately 80% of the student body in school is not possible due to safety concerns surrounding student lunch and recess at the elementary level,” Latwis wrote Tuesday to parents and guardians. “However, as a district we will continue to

look for viable solutions to overcome these roadblocks and return to normal, full-day instruction. For now, lunch will be grab and go at the end of the day.” The district developed the plan with the Ocean County Health Department and executive county superintendent. The Barnegat Board of Education must approve the proposal. Courtesy of Patch.com

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Directions: Step 1: Spread the cookies, pretzels and raisins evenly onto a lightly greased small baking sheet. Melt chocolate in a bowl set over a pan of simmering water, or in the microwave, stirring frequently until melted. Remove from the heat while there are still a few chunks, and stir until smooth. White chocolate burns easily. Step 2: Drizzle chocolate with a spoon over the goodies in the pan, spreading the top flat to coat evenly. Top with candy corn and sprinkles. Let cool until firm. Break into pieces and store in an airtight container.

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BATTERING RAMS: 2020 SOUTHERN REGIONAL FOOTBALL PREVIEW

players could see time at the other cornerback spot and at safety.

By Bob Badders,

After playing in the Constitution Division last season with mostly Monmouth County teams, the Rams will play an allOcean County schedule that features many familiar rivals.

Southern finally broke free from mediocrity in 2019, snapping a six-year streak of non-winning seasons and claiming the program’s first division title since 2011. But even more important than the seven wins or the division banner was the fact that the Rams found an offensive identity.

“I think our team is capable of competing with this schedule this year,” Donohue said. “There are some tough games, but we’re excited to be back with an Ocean County schedule. It makes it fun playing these teams again.”

Not since making a run to the South Jersey Group 4 sectional final in 2012 when current Miami Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki was on the team have the Rams been able to hang their hat on anything specific. That all changed last season when running back Jaiden Brown arrived. After transferring from Jackson Liberty prior to his sophomore year, Brown injected a much-needed jolt of energy into Southern by rushing for 1,242 yards and 14 touchdowns with seven 100-yard games en route to being a second-team All-Shore selection. Southern became a power running team and everything fell into place. The Rams can attack the 2020 season knowing full-well what they are, harkening back to the smashmouth days of Glenn Carson and Anthony Stroffolino when Southern reached its first sectional final in 2008. “We feel teams are going to have to stop the run in order to beat us, and we think we also have the speed and the athletes to keep teams honest,” said Southern head coach Chuck Donohue Sr. “We developed some receivers last season and we have some kids who can throw the ball and are also capable of running the ball at the quarterback position. In high school football and football in general now, the quarterback becomes such a factor when he can do both things. It changes everything.” The offensive line returns three starters in seniors Pat Fulginiti, and Conor Clineman, and junior Logan Doherty. Junior Nate Committee returns as a starting fullback and 6-foot-5 senior, Jay Silva, is back as a starting tight end. Senior Xavier Hendricks is a returning starter as a slot receiver and

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senior Alex Rainone is also a returning starter at wideout. The quarterback position will feature a new starter as seniors Taylor Munt and Luke Bruther, as well as junior Nolan Schubiger are battling for the starting spot.

Managing editor Bob Badders can be reached at bob.badders@ townsquaremedia.com. Follow him on Twitter @Bob_Badders. Like Shore Sports Network on Facebook and subscribe to our YouTube channel for all the latest video highlights. https://shoresportsnetwork.com

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Southern’s defense was one of the best in the Shore last season, finishing 10th in scoring defense at 15.2 points per game. Six starters return in the Rams’ 4-4 scheme led by longtime defensive coordinator Matt Abbato, including a very strong unit of linebackers. The second level of the defense has Brown and senior Steve Langton as returning starters at inside linebacker and seniors JP Ricciardi and Hank Gallacher returning as the outside linebackers. Committee is a returning starter at defensive end and Silva will step in at the other defensive end spot. The Rams will have to replace both defensive tackles as standouts Seb Cervetto and Colby Saxton have graduated. The same group that will play along the offensive line will rotate in at defensive tackle to keep everybody fresh. Hendricks is a returning starter at cornerback while a host of

Congratulations Southern Regional Boys Soccer Senior Nico Leonard on his commitment to Drew University to continue both his academic and soccer careers. Best of Luck!#RamPride

Baseball Congratulations Southern Regional High School Baseball player Mike Gallaro on his commitment to continue his education and baseball careers at McDaniel College in Maryland. Best of Luck. #RamPride

Field Hockey

Congratulations Southern Regional Field Hockey Kiera Lyons on her commitment to Belmont Abbey College in North Carolina to continue her academic and Field Hockey careers. Best of Luck. #RamPride

Field Hockey

Congratulations Southern Regional Field Hockey Kate O’Boyle on her commitment to continue her Field Hockey and Academic careers at Rowan University..Best of Luck. #RamPride

Field Hockey & Lacrosse

Congratulations Multi Sport Athlete Kacey Kubarewicz (Field Hockey & Lacrosse) on her commitment to continue her education and Lacrosse careers at Belmont Abbey College in North Carolina... Best of Luck! #RamPride

Lacrosse

Congratulations Southern Regional Girls Lacrosse Emma Gallaro on her commitment to continue her education and Lacrosse careers at Dominican College. Best of Luck! #RamPride

Football

Jaiden rushed for 222 yards on 29 carries, 4 rushing touchdowns, 1 interception in the Rams 28-13 win over Brick Memorial on Friday, October 9, 2020. Best of Luck! #RamPride

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2020 FORD EXPLORER EARNS INSURANCE INSTITUTE FOR HIGHWAY SAFETY’S TOP SAFETY PICK+, THE INSTITUTE’S HIGHEST HONOR

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DEARBORN, Mich., Sept. 21, 2020 – The 2020 Ford Explorer has earned the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s Top Safety Pick+ for vehicles built after May 2020. Top Safety Pick+ is the Institute’s highest safety award. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s Top Safety Pick+ award criteria includes six crashworthiness tests as well as ensuring minimum “acceptable or good” headlight ratings on vehicles that must come equipped with advanced driver-assist technologies that can help avoid or reduce a collision. “Explorer is America’s all-time best-selling SUV and with that, our customers expect it to take their family on adventures everywhere – from school to our national parks,” said Lee Newcombe, Explorer marketing manager, Ford Motor Company. “This honor from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reaffirms the obsession of our entire team who work tirelessly toward the goal of helping our customers

arrive at these places and everywhere else in between.” As part of Ford’s commitment to advanced technologies, Explorer features the Ford Co-Pilot360™ suite of driverassist features as standard equipment. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety recognized Explorer in both vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-pedestrian evaluations.

The full suite of Ford Co-Pilot360 driver-assist features on the 2020 Ford Explorer include: Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking including: • Pedestrian Detection • Forward Collision Warning • Dynamic Braking System • Blind Spot Information System • Rearview Camera • Cross-Traffic Alert • Lane-Keeping System • Auto High-Beam Headlamps media.ford.com

Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore Receives Causeways “CauseWheels” continued from page 1 For obvious reasons, this year was one of the most challenging for the Cookie Program, but also one of the most rewarding. COVID-19 shuttered the state at the start of Girl Scout Cookie booth sales. Even though businesses were closed and girls were at home, Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore remained responsible for more than 100,000 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies that needed to be sold. It took six months, but all the cookies were sold and delivered in the community thanks to the council’s Cookie Relief Fund, an initiative that encouraged businesses and individuals to purchase cookies and donate them to essential workers, volunteers, nonprofits and other community organizations across central New Jersey. One healthcare worker who received a donated box of cookies called it a “Box of Love,” a phrase that drove home the difference Girl Scouts make in a time of need. OceanFirst Bank and Investors Bank led the charge. Each donated $50,000 to purchase Girl Scout Cookies. They, and many other local businesses, supported the campaign because they believe in our girls and Girl Scouts’ mission to make the world a better place. Nothing Stops Girl Scout Camp Another one of Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore’s proudest recent achievements came this summer when it found a way to implement COVID safety protocols at Camp Amity Acres in Waretown and Camp Sacajawea in Farmingdale. Camp activities were adapted while still allowing girls to be safely connected with nature and foster friendship in a fun and safe environment. “I’m proud we were able to deliver a summer camp program focused on engaging, outdoor activities,” said Eileen Higgins, chief executive officer, Girl Scouts of the

Jersey Shore. “During six weeks of programming at each camp we had no positive COVID tests and our campers participated in summer experiences they will never forget.” Camp activities included swimming and water play, boating, arts and crafts, and archery, as well as the unique opportunity to earn Girl Scout badges. “The camp has made a tremendous effort to keep camp fun but very safe during this uncertain time, said one camp parent. Another added, “My daughter was very happy to be at camp and even happier to be able to connect with her camp friends from previous summers.” It’s Time To Join Girl Scouts All girls in kindergarten through 12th grade are welcome to join Girl Scouts at any time and financial assistance is available for families in need. As girls grow, so do the challenges they reach to overcome. Whether she’s inspired by the outdoors, building robots or community service, Girl Scouts has fun, exciting and age-appropriate activities for her. Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore serves nearly 10,000 girls ages 5-18 in Monmouth and Ocean counties, providing a time-tested leadership experience that inspires and motivates them to take action for themselves and their communities. For 108 years, Girl Scouts has helped girls become women of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. For information on how to join, volunteer, partner, or donate, visit GSFun.org or call (800) 785-2090. The Ford Ranger’s New Journey This Ford Ranger is heading straight to its new home, Camp Amity Acers in Waretown! The girls will use the truck to haul their equipment such as canoes. Once again, our friends over at Meals on Wheels of Ocean

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YOUR BEST DECISION AFTER A COLLISION

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Causeway Collision Center is now a certified National Auto Glass installer. We are here to help you with all your auto glass needs. Call 609-597-5052 and make your auto

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glass appointment today. As always all of our work holds a life time guarantee on workmanship.

The Causeway Collision Center is the only Certified Gold Class I-CAR in Manahawkin! “The Gold Class® recognition is the highest role-relevant training achievement recognized by the collision repair industry. It is estimated that only 20% of repair shops currently meet the rigorous Gold Class standard. The I-CAR Professional Development Program™ provides collision repair and insurance businesses with a reliable training framework for acquiring Gold Class and maintaining the up-to-date knowledge and skills that contribute to proper repairs, improved business performance and risk reduction.” – www.i-car.com

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NOW A KIA RECOGNIZED COLLISION REPAIR CENTER NETWORK According to industry statistics, our shop is among the top 10% of collision repair businesses in the country and in an elite league as one of the best in class business operations. We are excited to provide Kia owners with the option to use our center knowing we meet their manufacturers standards.

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Here at Causeway Ford, it was a cold winter, so we took advantage of the time and addressed the concerns our customers had during the last year of business. One major concern that we heard regularly was taking too long for simple service. So in response to our customers we are proud to introduce our: NEW CAUSEWAY EXPRESS SERVICE LANE We hired an exclusive consultant just for this task, as well as a team of technicians to be ready as our customers arrive. Our Express Service lane has a No appointment necessary process. Express Service Lane is open from: 7:30am till 7:00pm Monday-Friday and 7:30am-4:00pm Saturday. Here for all your simple service needs as follows: • Routine Mileage Maintenance • Battery Replacement • Oil & Filter changes • Tires • Tire Rotation • Wheel Balance • Engine Air Filter • Wheel Alignments • Cabin Air Filter

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A RUN TO HELP AND AN IMPRESSIVE 25-YEAR RUN Kevin Williams, courtesy of wobm.com

If you’re a runner or just a walker than you can help out one of the shore’s most important charitable causes. The Causeway Family of Dealerships is inviting you to participate in their 3rd Annual Causeway Family 5K Run & Walk on Sunday, October 25 at Southern Regional High School in Manahawkin. All proceeds will be donated to Fulfill who some might remember as the FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties. They continue to fight hunger in our community and fulfill more of the needs of our neighbors. The Causeway Family through the first two years of this race has donated $22,000: $10,000 in the first year and $12,000 last year and the goal for upcoming race is $15,000. Registration is $30.00 and the first 250 to sign up will receive a free T-shirt plus there will be overall and age group awards as well as door prizes.

Eric Colon Courtesy of wobm.com The Causeway team at the 2019 Causeway Family 5K Run & Walk. Courtesy of wobm.com

To sign-up visit raceforum.com/causeway and remember you will running and walking to help feed those in need.

operating their martial arts gym from 5 p.m. -7 p.m. There will be a Playa Bowls Food Truck, face painting for the kids, 25 years of pictures to look at and it will be a nice way for many former and current students to get together.

In today’s challenging times, twenty-five years in business is certainly worth celebrating and that’s what they will be doing this Saturday at Tong Dragon Mixed Martial Arts in Bayville. Eric Colon and his wife Julie are hosting the event to mark a quarter-century of

Eric, by the way, is recognized as one of the top MMA judges and travels all over the world to work fights. Tong Dragon was one of the original mixed martial arts schools in the shore and state, and the public is invited to Saturday’s celebration.

Unrelated to either of these topics is the fact that my commitment to wearing shorts to work every day has ended. Not because of the weather but a lack of wardrobe and footwear as well as the fact my summer tan is all but gone. Sad news for sure. The good news is that I still have not worn socks and that will continue for a bit longer. Courtesy of wobm.com

HOW NJ RESIDENTS CAN SAVE ENERGY, MONEY IN WINTER 2020 The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities says you can save money and energy this winter.

refrigerators, water heaters and heating systems. The Comfort Partners program helps low-income residents in New Jersey reduce their utility bills by implementing cost-effective measures, at no cost to them, that save energy while improving a home’s comfort. Applicants may receive, at no cost, energy-efficient lighting products, water heater insulation, replacement refrigerators or other benefits.

To that end, it’s launched the “Lighting the Way to a Clean Energy Future” campaign. BPU President Joseph Fiordaliso said a lot of residents in the state who may be unemployed for the first time in the COVID-19 pandemic in their lives may not realize that there are programs to help them get by. Fiordaliso said in addition to taking advantage of assistance programs, consumers can call their utilities to set up payment plans. A state moratorium on utility shutoffs remains in effect, but Fiordaliso said he does not want to see ratepayers finding out they owe a lot of money once the moratorium passes. Fiordaliso said New Jersey has one of the most aggressive energy efficiency programs in the United States. The cheapest energy is the energy that’s not used. With winter coming and heating costs rising, that’s an important concept, he said. Energy saving can mean

Fiordaliso also said residents who live in an Urban Enterprise Zone may be eligible for bonus incentives for installing energy-efficient heating and cooling equipment. More on these programs and incentives is at something as simple as turning the thermostat down one njcleanenergy.com. “There’s nobody in the state of New Jersey that should degree. Putting in LED lights can help save money. Making sure windows are caulked properly so cold, winter air is not be put in the position — nobody- — where they have to decide whether to heat the home or eat. That’s not what seeping through helps as well. Fiordaliso said residents can receive rebates when they New Jersey is about. That’s not what America is about,” Courtesy of wobm.com

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GET YOUR FLU SHOT, NJ

IN MOST CASES THIS YEAR, IT WILL BE FREE David Matthau, courtesy of wobm.com With the number of COVID-19 cases on the rise as the flu season gets underway, the state Health Department is ramping up efforts to encourage people to get a flu vaccine. And do it as soon as possible. Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli said just about everyone over the age of 6 months should get a vaccine before the end of the year. “Most of our pharmacies are vaccinating pretty aggressively. Our primary care physicians (as well). I know that we are receiving 440,000 additional doses of flu vaccine this year,” she said. Those doses are for a federally funded program that provides free flu shots to New Jersey adults. Normally the free vaccines are for those in lower-income households that are underinsured or uninsured. But this year the CDC has waived eligibility requirements and made the flu shots available to everyone. Walgreens, for example, says the flu shot — which they

provide through appointment or walk-ins — should be no cost to most customers with their insurance. The New Jersey Vaccines for Children program, also federally funded, provides free flu shots for children in low-income families with little or no insurance. Last year, the program vaccinated 347,000 children. This year there will be 434,000 vaccines available. Typically, these vaccinations are given out by federally qualified health centers, local health departments or nonprofit agencies. Persichilli stressed that all New Jersey residents should get vaccinated for influenza. The state’s goal is to vaccinate 70% of the population by the end of the year. “A year ago we had a little bit less than 50% of individuals in New Jersey that got vaccinated for the flu,” she said. “Within that 50%, 73% were children.” She said part of the reason why flu shots are so important this year, when the COVID pandemic is still in our midst,

is to help preserve bed space in hospitals that every year get used by serious cases of the flu. Persichilli said many intensive-case flu patients also wind up going on ventilators. “We need to preserve all of that, so the sooner you get vaccinated and build up that immunity, the better off we’ll be overall so that we don’t experience what is now being called a twindemic,” she said last week.

CORONAVIRUS HOSPITALIZATIONS LOW AT SOUTHERN OCEAN MEDICAL CENTER Inpatient numbers are low despite a spike in Ocean County cases. Health officials said several reasons could contribute. and Stafford but did not provide specific numbers.

By Josh Bakan, Patch Staff MANAHAWKIN, NJ — Despite a recent spike in Ocean County coronavirus, there aren’t many patients with the virus at Southern Ocean Medical Center. In fact, the hospital only has one COVID-19 inpatient, a spokesperson told Patch on Tuesday afternoon.

Hospitalization totals have gradually decreased around the state since New Jersey’s coronavirus outbreak peaked last spring. State officials reported 6,127 patients getting treated at hospitals April 29. That figure totaled 591 as of Tuesday.

Ocean County reported 2,241 new cases from Sept. 21 through Tuesday, bringing the area to 14,456 cases since the pandemic began. The Ocean County Health Department reported 108 new cases Sept. 11 — its first triple-digit day since May 27 — and has logged several triple-digit days since.

It’s difficult to gather local hospitalization trends based off publicly available data. The state reports current hospitalized patients regionally. The Health Department places Ocean County in the “Central Region,” which has gone from 1,793 inpatients April 29 to 180 Tuesday.

Despite this, there are several factors that could contribute to fewer hospitalizations in Southern Ocean, such as greater knowledge of the virus and more effective treatments, according to health officials. “We’ve also been seeing many COVID-19 cases of the mild to moderate type in which people are recovering in a few days and not needing the longterm

care,” said OCHD spokesperson Brian Lippai. Concerns from state officials regarding Ocean County have also centered outside the southern area. The bulk of the new cases have been in Lakewood, which had a positivity rate of 27.82, State Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli said Friday. She also said that cases have spiked in Jackson, Lacey

Despite fewer hospitalizations, local health officials said people still need to be vigilant. “We still aren’t out of the woods,” Lippai said, “and people need to continue to take the pandemic very seriously and adhere to all safety precautions especially as we head into the heart of the flu season combined with the holiday season.” Courtesy of patch.com

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2021 HONDA ODYSSEY EARNS IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK+ RATING

The 2021 Honda Odyssey has earned the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s (IIHS) highest accolade, the 2020 TOP SAFETY PICK+ (TSP+) rating. It is the first minivan to be awarded with a 2020 TSP+ rating and the only minivan to earn a top rating for ease of use of its LATCH child seat attachment hardware. Further, Odyssey’s standard front crash prevention system earned “Superior” ratings from the Institute in vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicleto-pedestrian avoidance tests. With this award, a combined seven Honda models have earned 2020 TSP ratings or better.

Keeping Assist System (LKAS); and Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC). All Honda vehicles also benefit from Honda’s proprietary Advanced Compatibility Engineering™ (ACE™) body structure, designed to protect occupants in a wide variety of frontal collisions, along with advanced supplemental restraint systems. To qualify for a 2020 TOP SAFETY PICK+ award, a vehicle must earn good ratings in six crashworthiness evaluations, including the driver-side small overlap front, passenger-side small overlap front, moderate overlap front, side, roof strength and head restraint tests. It also needs advanced or superior ratings for both vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-pedestrian front crash prevention, as well as acceptable or good headlight ratings across all trim levels.

For the 2021 model year, all Odyssey models provide Honda Sensing® as standard equipment on all trim levels. Honda Sensing® is now available or standard on every Honda automobile model, and there are more than 3.5 million Honda vehicles on U.S. roads today featuring this comprehensive suite of safety and driver-assistive technologies, which includes Collision Mitigation Braking System™ (CMBS™) with Pedestrian Detection; Forward Collision Warning; Road Departure Mitigation (RDM) incorporating Lane Departure Warning (LDW); Lane

Separately, every Honda model that has been fully evaluated in the NHTSA’s 2021 model year NCAP testing, including the Odyssey, has received a 5-Star Overall Vehicle 2021 Honda Odyssey. hondanews.com Score1. hondanews.com

WITH THE RUGGED PILOT, PASSPORT, AND RIDGELINE, HONDA SHATTERS EXPECTATIONS Outdoor adventure awaits with Honda. Head out into nature for some hiking with the whole family or get your friends together for something a bit more off the beaten path. Whether it’s the Pilot, Ridgeline, or Passport, these vehicles rise to the challenge with the combination of rugged performance and thoughtful design. Pilot

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the truck bed. The bed itself has a lockable in-bed trunk for gear and even a drainplug that comes in handy for fishing or tailgating. An available truck-bed outlet allows you to plug power tools or a TV right into the truck, a handy feature for all kinds of situations from doing work on your house to tailgating. With a 280 horsepower V-6 engine 2 Taking the family camping or maybe just heading out for a the Ridgeline has towing power that comes in handy in all day of hiking in the fresh air? The Pilot is the ultimate family kinds of situations from work to play. vehicle for all of your outdoor adventures. It seats up to 8 with “Crossover comfort and pickup-truck capability converge plenty of cargo space so you can fit the whole family and still on the best mid-size pickup money can buy.“ - Car and have room for all of the outdoor essentials. You don’t have Driver to compromise space for comfort and style. With the Pilot, The outdoors wouldn’t be complete without the Passport. you get the best of both worlds, a vehicle that’s spacious and When you want to get into nature – whether it’s camping, comfortable but also has a boldly redefined look that turns mountain biking or an ATV adventure in the desert – the heads. Once you arrive, getting in and out is a breeze with Passport has you covered. You’ll hit the road with the peace the available one-touch 2nd-row seats which give you easy of mind that comes with the Passport’s available all-wheel access to the spacious third row. Packing and unpacking drive and Intelligent Traction Management. Models with the Pilot is no problem as the available hands-free access Intelligent Traction Management have 4 driving modes power tailgate gives you access to the cargo space even if – Sand, Snow, Mud, and Normal – so you can be confident your hands are full.    If you want to bring along your camper in most any environment and road condition. The Passport or boat on your adventure, the Pilot has available towing is equally at home in the desert or navigating a snowy alpine power for up to 5,000 pounds. road, so no matter what the latitude or altitude you will “Once inside, you’re greeted by a logical space. Everything feel secure and in control, and with its rugged adventurous falls to hand easily, and it’s clear that Honda designed the styling, you’ll turn heads wherever you go. space with family-friendly ergonomics in mind.” - Car Buzz “You want to go off-road? Honda’s [available] i-VTM allIf you need a rugged pickup truck to complement your wheel-drive setup systematically puts power to whatever outdoor lifestyle, look no further than the Ridgeline. It’s tires needs powerin’. On road? Its 280-hp V6 and standard strong and capable with all of the touches of ingenuity you’d 20-inch wheels provide speed and handlin’. And if you expect from a Honda vehicle. Every detail is thoroughly need cargo space, the Passport has you covered there too.“ thought out in the Ridgeline. The dual-action tailgate flips - Autoweek hondanews.com down, but also swings open like a door for easier access to

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STAFFORD POLICE SEEK PUBLIC INPUT FOR ACCREDITATION Here’s how to offer comments on the Stafford Township Police department.

“Accreditation results in greater accountability within the agency, reduced risk and liability exposure, stronger defense against civil lawsuits, increased community advocacy, and more confidence in the agency’s ability to operate efficiently and respond to community needs,” Dellane said.

By Josh Bakan, Patch Staff MANAHAWKIN, NJ — The Stafford Township Police Department asked the public for comment as they go through the accreditation process. The department is set for an on-site assessment as part of the process through the New Jersey Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission. The voluntary program — administered by the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police — requires agencies to comply the standards of “best practices” in law enforcement. As part of the on-site process, employees and community members are welcome to offer comments to accreditation assessors. To offer comment call 609-597-1189 ext. 8232 between 9:30-10:30 a.m. Monday. Telephone comments are limited to five minutes and must address Stafford PD’s ability to comply with the accreditation standards. Anyone wishing to offer written comments can email the accreditation program director at hdelgado@njsacop.org or

The assessment team includes law enforcement from similar New Jersey agencies. Assessors will review written materials, interview agency members and visit offices and other places to observe compliance of standards. Assessors will release a full report to the commission Stafford Township Police Department upon completion of the review, which will determine whether the agency achieves write the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police, accreditation status. Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission at 751 Route Accreditation is valid for three years. During that time, 73 North, Suite 12 Marlton, NJ 08053. the agency must submit annual reports attesting to their Police Chief Thomas Dellane called accreditation “a continued compliance of those standards. highly prized recognition of law enforcement professional Courtesy of patch.com excellence.”

BARNEGAT POLICE CHANGE TO ‘NEIGHBORHOOD POLICING’ MODEL The Barnegat Police Department will change how it conducts patrols. Here’s how that affects your neighborhood. By Josh Bakan, Patch Staff

“In the old days– before policing became so

BARNEGAT, NJ — The Barnegat Police Department announced a new initiative: “neighborhood policing.” The initiative is designed to enhance officers’ connections with communities and will change Barnegat PD’s patrolling model.

dependent upon the automobiles that put both

The agency set up nine Neighborhood Policing Zones (NPZs) and assigned specific officers to each zone. Those officers will work in their assigned NPZ on a regular basis, allowing residents and officers to know each other by name and work together to address issues impacting the neighborhood.

comfortable approaching them when there was

Barnegat police released a list of which officers are assigned to each street. Find who’s assigned to your street here. Unlike the previous patrol district model, the officers will not rotate to different NPZs. “Barnegat residents have made a significant investment in the Barnegat Police Department over the years,” said Police Chief Keith Germain. “And while we’re proud of the

a physical and psychological barrier between officers and the residents– residents knew who their police officers were,” the announcement said. “They knew them by name. They were a problem in their neighborhood.” “In turn, the officers knew the neighborhood. They knew the residents. They could identify isolated problems and solve them before they grew into larger, community-wide problems.” historic low crime rates we’ve achieved, we want to provide more value to the community.” Barnegat’s crime rates have reduced by 75 percent since the 90s, according to the agency. Instead of sitting back and celebrating, Barnegat police said they wanted to improve communication and collaboration with the community.

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