All Around Matawan Aberdeen -2024

MATAWAN-ABERDEEN VOL 2, NO 9

A Publication for the community of Matawan & Aberdeen

A LEGACY OF SERVICE: THE EVOLUTION OF MATAWANWinter greetings to all as we nav- ABERDEEN FIRST AID SQUAD

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igate through winter 2024.

Rolling into Jeff Pantelas the New President Year we want Chamber of to welcome Commerce our newest members: Jersey Medical Care: Marina Plantz, General Manager, and Young At Art: Maria Milazzo, Owner. Thanks to Audrey Tesora from Right Touch Organizing Service for sponsoring and presenting at our first Luncheon of 2024. We are looking forward to another great presentation at our next Luncheon on Feb.6th at MJ’s Restaurant sponsored by Roman Balandin Realty. Now let’s roll on, Be sure to bring your business colleagues and friends for a night of fun and great networking opportunities all for a great cause as we will host our Annual Bowling/ Networking night at Strathmore Lanes! All Proceeds will go to our Chamber High School Scholarship Fund. For more information and to register for these fun events, please visit our website MACOCNJ.Com. Thank you all for being a part of our Matawan Aberdeen Community!

Since 1934, the Matawan First Aid and Rescue Squad has been an unwavering pillar of support for the community, with volun-

teers dedicating themselves to the well-being of their neighbors. This legacy of service took a new form in 2015 when Matawan First-Aid

and Rescue Squad merged with South Aberdeen EMS, giving rise to Bayshore EMS. Today, this dedicated group of individuals continues its mission under the new name of Matawan-Aberdeen First Aid Squad, a transformation aimed at better aligning with the town’s identity and colors.

On Tuesday, January 16th, 2024 Matawan Borough swore in the incoming officers for the squad. President Justin Fata was sworn in for a two-year term, while Chief Joseph Koempel, Continue on page 7

Old Bridge Township, January 15, 2024 - Old Bridge Township is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated return of the Old Bridge Township “Run for Our Heroes” 5K Race on April 20, 2024. This in-person race marks a significant milestone as

it will be the first event of its kind since the pandemic, bringing the community together once again.

In its inaugural race, “Run for Our Heroes” 5K Race saw an overwhelming participation of over 400 runners, who navigated through the heart of Old Bridge, up Beacon Hill on Higgins Road, coming down Ticetown Road and finishing on Cotrell, culminating at the finish line at 9/11 Memorial in the municipal complex. This year, the race aims to surpass previous achievements, with even more runners anticipated to join in support of our courageous hometown heroes.

As a testament to our gratitude, early registrants will receive a commemorative T-shirt (will supplies last) and a finisher’s medal,

symbolizing their remarkable achievement. In addition, the race will recognize outstanding performers with age group awards for first, second, and third place.

Old Bridge Township Mayor Debbie Walker is delighted to spearhead the revitalization of this extraordinary event, collaborating with the local publication, All Around Old Bridge.

Together, they aim to create an unforgettable experience for all participants and spectators.

The Old Bridge Township “Run for Our Heroes” 5K Race presents an excellent opportunity for businesses to support their community and gain exposure through sponsorship. Interested businesses are Continue on page 14

THE RETURN OF THE “RUN FOR OUR HEROES” 5K RACE

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EVERYTHING YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MELANOMA Melanoma is the most serious form of skin cancer, which is why it’s smart to know the signs that show on your skin. Learn the signs of melanoma so you can seek early treatment and help prevent this skin cancer from spreading.

Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that develops from the pigment-producing cells called melanocytes. Melanocytes produce melanin, the pigment responsible for the color of the skin, hair, and eyes. Melanoma is less common than other types of skin cancer, but it is more likely to grow and spread if not detected and treated early.

Our team at Dermatology Associates of Central NJ, with offices in Old Bridge, Freehold, and Union, New Jersey, has advanced training in preventing, diagnosing, and treating melanoma.

Whether you need a regular skin cancer screening or expert cancer removal, we can provide the care you need.

Key points about melanoma: Risk Factors: Sun Exposure: Excessive exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun or tanning beds increases the risk.

Fair Skin: People with fair skin, light hair, and light-colored eyes are at a higher risk.

Family History: Having a family history

of melanoma can increase the risk.

Multiple Moles: Individuals with a large number of moles or unusual moles may be at a higher risk.

Warning Signs: A change in the size, shape, color, or texture of a mole. The development of a new, unusual-looking mole. Itching or tenderness in a mole.

Diagnosis Skin Examination: A dermatologist may perform a visual examination of the skin to check for irregularities.

Biopsy: If a suspicious mole is identified, a biopsy may be performed to confirm whether it is cancerous.

To learn more about melanoma or get the treatment or preventive care you need, call Dermatology Associates of Central NJ, or schedule an appointment through our website. www.dermatologyassociatesnj.com 732-679-6300

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MAYOR ALTOMONTE MESSAGE I hope you’re staying safe and warm during these cold months. As we begin the new year, we are working to plan for the rest of the year. At our first official regularly scheduled council meeting, we gave Matawan Mayor out the Citizens Joseph Altomonte of the Year awards to those who helped an older woman who was taken advantage of by the story I shared last month. In addition, we swore in the new officers for the Matawan Aberdeen First Aid Squad. As always, we appreciate our first responders for all they do. Congratulations to Chief Joseph Koempel Jr, Captain Shannon Donohue, 1st Lieutenant Kayla DeBeVoise, 2nd Lieutenant Logan Grillo, President Justin Fata and Vice President Shannon Donohue.

As we experience cold weather, please keep our streets clear of parked roads if there is a snowstorm so our Department of Public Works can do their jobs and plow and prepare the roads as needed. A big thank you for all they’ve done so far this year to mitigate

any interruptions and keep the Borough moving during the recent snowfalls. Hopefully, we won’t get much of the white stuff!

In addition, my administration will continue to focus on bringing new businesses, especially restaurants, to town.

Most recently, Fernandes opened up what was previously the Mediterranean Chateau. We look forward to having them in town and wish them the best! ’ As we are planning for the year, our schedule of events will soon be available. As usual, we will have an exciting year ahead of us, and hopefully, spring will be right around the corner!

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BUSINESSES ARE CALLING MATAWAN HOME

By Cathy Zavorskas Community Engagement Coordinator Borough of Matawan more exciting and fun place to be. Joe, an Aberdeen resident, wanted to expand his business in Belmar to a second location around his neighborhood. Feeling the area was “vastly donut underserved,” he decided on a great space on Main Street, which also worked well with his business name. The rest is donut history.

For Candelaria Coffee owner John Beltran and Brew Coffee Bar owner Brandon Castro, Matawan also offered Matawan Borough has seen many the community and a place to showcase businesses move in over the past few their passion for coffee. They believe that years. In choosing Matawan, business coffee brings people together, allows them owners felt the location, space, demo- to catch up, and builds community. John graphics, and growth potential were key found a great space downtown to showcase factors in their decision. Restaurants, his coffee and hopes that while people are studios, salons, galleries, and coffee shops enjoying a cup and the food, they will come are just some companies to open here. in to read, relax with friends, and give him The Geekery owner Doug Preston and a chance to get to know them. Brandon Main Street Donuts owner Joe Rizzuto was opened Brew to do something he loved interested in the location and opportunity. while offering a gathering place, hosting Doug loved the rich history and the beau- games, trivia, and mic nights where people tiful places within the Borough. He chose could enjoy coffee and being together. to open a business with his brother here Every day is a great day to disbecause they saw the potential for their cover all that Matawan businesses business to grow in the downtown area. have to offer. Shop local, shop small!

It allowed them to be a part of making it a

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HAPPY NEW YEAR MATAWAN!

By Deann Gunn, Matawan Council President As we begin a new Our annual Blues and Cruise Night has year, it’s a good time to become a favorite—a celebration on Main remind everyone about Street in May bringing music and vendors some of the commis- for a fun night on Main Street. An inausions we have in our gural event, the Main Street Donuts Shark town. I chair Economic 5K run, was a huge success last year and Business Develop- will be moved to June this year. Working ment, which comprises with the Matawan Aberdeen Chamber various businesses and residents to foster of Commerce to ensure our businesses better relationships with the business com- maximize their support networking and munity, understand their needs, and support growth. As always, we will partner with our business’s success in town. We are here to the Chamber for one of the biggest events help our businesses in town from the onset of the year, the Matawan Day in October! when they choose Matawan and ensure This year, we will continue with what their continued success for many years. we’ve started and expand our business Since its inception, the purpose of the support. I will keep you updated as Commission has been helping new busi- we progress. If you or a company you nesses navigate the process of opening in know has any questions or would like to Matawan, providing support, and collab- become involved, please reach out to me orating with the business community to at deana.gunn@matawanborough.com bring recent events to the town of Matawan.

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CHECK IT OUT: LIBRARY NEWS!

Tax season is here, and MAPL has some great news: the AARP Tax-Aide program is returning to our library this year! Since 1968, AARP Foundation Tax-Aide has provided free tax help to over 75 million tax payers, with a focus on older adults with low to moderate income. There is no charge for this program, and it doesn’t require AARP membership. Tax-Aide volunteers are located nationwide, and are trained and IRS-certified every year to make sure they know about and understand the latest changes and additions to the tax code.

In-person tax assistance will be available at MAPL starting on February 7, 2024, on Wednesdays and Fridays through April 10th (excluding Good Friday) by appointment only.

There are three ways to register for tax assistance: • Make an appointment online at http://tinyurl.com/6f6y6fk6.

•M a k e a n a p p o i n t m e n t b y calling the library at 732-583-9100.

• Make an appointment by visiting the library’s Computer Assistance Desk.

Appointments on alternate appointment days and at other locations can be made by visiting the AARP Monmouth County website, or at the National AARP Foundation website.

Once you have made an appointment, you will need to do two things before arriving at your scheduled time: 1. R e a d t he “L i st of ite ms to bring to your appointment” available on our website or at the library.

2. Complete the intake questionnaire either online (link on our website) or a pick up a printed copy at the library.

We look forward to seeing you! Should you have any questions, please refer to the Tax-Aide page on our website, or contact our Computer Assistance Desk in person or by phone. For patrons doing their own taxes, Forms 1040 and 1040 SR and instruction booklets are available at the library.

For more information about our February events and to register, or for questions about any of our resources, make sure to visit our website at www. matawanaberdeenlibrary.com, stop by, or give us a call at 732-583-9100.

Stay warm!

Kimberly Paone, Library Director Matawan Aberdeen Public Library

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THE TEENAGE BRAIN: IMPACTS ON LEARNING The teenage brain is complex. This crucial period of growth continues to develop into the mid20s. Much like toddlers, teenagers undergo significant growth spurts, physically, cognitively, and emotionally. During this time, they often exhibit an attitude of “I know what I’m doing,” which can lead to learning challenges.

One change in the teenage brain involves the amygdala and prefrontal cortex. The amygdala, responsible for emotions, tends to be more active in teens, leading to risky behavior, pleasure seeking, and impulsivity. In contrast, the prefrontal cortex, responsible for decision-making and impulse control, is still maturing. This imbalance can affect a teenager’s ability to make informed choices, impacting their focus and dedication to schoolwork.

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Teenagers need individuation and non-familial role models. They also crave inclusion among peers, which can lead them astray in pursuit of social acceptance. Stress can hinder their ability to concentrate and engage in productive study habits.

To help teenagers navigate this tumultuous phase, it is important to recognize their desire to be respected, heard, and validated. Real connections with others are crucial, but often difficult to achieve during this stage. Instead of imposing consequences, allowing them to come up with their own consequences can be helpful and, when necessary, sharing what you would do in a similar situation.

Guiding teenagers towards healthier behaviors by reframing them as acts of defiance against risky choices can be a powerful strategy. Encouraging them to reimagine their choices can lead to better outcomes both academically and personally.

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MAYOR TAGLIARINI MESSAGE

The Aberdeen and willing to serve our community.

My best wishes to all of you.

Town Council held our Reorganization Please contact me with any quesMeeting on Jan 14. tions or issues you may have.

Fred Tagliarini At this meeting, Mayor Congressman Fred.Tagliarini@aberdeennj.org Pallone administered the Oath of Office to Greg Cannon, Connie Ke l l e y , A r t i e Mayor Fred Tagliarini – Hirsch and Robert Aberdeen Mayor Swindle. Margaret Montone will become the Deputy Mayor. At this meeting the Council selected our professional teams consisting of Legal, Engineering and Financial professionals. The Council did not wait long, as we met again on Thursday Jan 18th.

On January 22, I met with NJ Americ an Water w it h Tow n Manager Bryan Russell. We discussed the water mains and low pressure issues. We will have more to report in two weeks.

We have also begun our budget process where every department head is working diligently with our Town Manager and CFO. Numbers will be presented to the Council in February Budget Workshops.

The Council is honored to serve the Aberdeen community. We are all ready, pleased

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Continued from page 1 Jr. took a one-year term, joined

by Captain and Vice President Shannon Donohue, 1st Lieutenant Kayla DeBeVoise, and 2nd Lieutenant Logan Grillo.

President Justin Fata expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming year, stating, “This year holds the promise of great achievements and community impact for the Matawan-Aberdeen First Aid Squad. Our volunteers are ready to face the challenges ahead with unwavering dedication.

Together, we look forward to making a positive difference in the lives of our neighbors and ensuring the continued safety and well-being of our community.”

The decision to adopt the name Matawan-Aberdeen First Aid Squad reflects a commitment to the community’s identity and values. By incorporating both town names and colors, the squad aims to forge an even deeper connection with the residents it serves. This alignment not only pays homage to the

rich history of Matawan First Aid and Rescue Squad but also signifies a renewed dedication to the community’s well-being.

Through this evolution, the core essence of Matawan-Aberdeen First Aid Squad remains unchanged—neighbors helping neighbors. The volunteers, who have dedicated their lives to safeguarding the community they call home, continue to be the heartbeat of this organization. Their selflessness, compassion, and expertise ensure that Matawan and Aberdeen residents receive the highest standard of emergency medical care.

As Matawan-Aberdeen First Aid Squad embraces this new chapter, the spirit of volunteerism and community service remains as vibrant as ever. The squad stands as a testament to the power of collective action, embodying the principle that together, neighbors can create a safer and healthier community for all.

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THE ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP ANNUAL REORGANIZATION 2024

Continue on page 12 The Aberdeen Township Annual Reorganization Meeting took place with enthusiasm and optimism as the community gathered at Aberdeen Town Hall on January 14th, 2024. This Reorganization, a statutory requirement in all New Jersey municipalities, saw the swearing-in of the recently re-elected public officials who will continue to serve the Aberdeen community.

The evening commenced with Mayor Fred Tagliarini introducing Duane Patterson Jr. as the guest singer for the National Anthem. Duane Patterson Jr., the son of Aberdeen’s Department of Public Works Director, Duane Patterson, delivered a heartfelt rendition of the anthem, setting the tone for the evening.

Following a moving sermon by Pastor Eddie Aikins, Mayor Tagliarini expressed gratitude to the local

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ADS STARTING AT Continued from page 10 dignitaries in attendance, acknowledging their continued support for Aberdeen Township. Congressman Frank Pallone then administered the oath of office to all of the recently re-elected councilmembers.

Councilman Gregory Cannon, joined by his three young sons, wife Colleen, and newborn baby Quinn, was among those sworn in. In his address, Councilman Cannon expressed his appreciation for the community’s unwavering support. He stated, “Everyone up here has their hands in the community to do what you want. So thank you for putting us back up here, and reach out if you ever need anything because we are up here to do what you want.”

Councilman Robert Swindle delivered a passionate speech, expressing his gratitude to his faith, supportive family, friends, and particularly his late wife, Clarice, who had encouraged

him to run for council in the first place.

Councilwoman Connie Kelley shared her deep sense of privilege in serving on the Aberdeen Township Council, saying, “I am excited to finish what we started,” in her remarks.

Councilman Arthur Hirsch also took the opportunity to reflect on the campaign and extend his thanks to the voters, emphasizing, “None of us would be here without the help of the community.”

As the re-elected officials embark on their new terms, Aberdeen residents can look forward to regular Town Council meetings scheduled on the first and third Thursdays at 7:30 PM throughout 2024. The reorganization meeting served as a symbol of unity and a reaffirmation of the community’s commitment to working together for the betterment of Aberdeen Township.

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OWEN HENRY SWORN IN AS NEW JERSEY’S 12TH DISTRICT STATE SENATOR

“I’m proud to accept this great honor that the people of the twelfth district have given me,” said Henry (R-12). “I can’t wait to get to work on behalf of my constituents and I look forward to making New Jersey more affordable for growing families, seniors, and small businesses.”

Henry, a resident and former mayor of Old Bridge Township in Middlesex County, was sworn-in during the reorganization of the New Jersey Senate on January 9, 2024.

The 12th District includes parts of Burlington, Middlesex, Monmouth, and Ocean counties.

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THE RETURN OF THE “RUN FOR OUR HEROES” 5K RACE Continued from page 1 encouraged to explore various sponsorship opportunities available. Likewise, individual donations for our hometown heroes are greatly appreciated as they continue to serve the community selflessly.

For more information, including registration and sponsorship details, please visit runsignup.com and search for “Old Bridge Township 5K Run for Hometown Heroes.” Or scan the QR code. Call the township at 732-721-5600 x2600 or email rrivoli@oldbridge.com Don’t miss this chance to make a difference in the lives of our brave hometown heroes.

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MATAWAN FOOTBALL ALUMNI FOUNDATION ENSHRINES 5 NEW MEMBERS

By John Lazar “Matawan Football Alumni Foundation Hall of Fame Enshrines New Members” The Matawan Football Alumni Foundation is honored to announce the MFAF 2023 Hall of Fame class. Congratulations to our newest inductees: Jared Allison – Class of 2011 (U of New Hampshire) Nebraska Baker - Class of 1993(Kansas) Christian Dapolito – Class of 2000 (Duke) Alan Smutko - Class of 1974 (Jersey City State) These inductees represent what it truly means to be a Husky, both on and off the field, and we are proud to welcome them into this exclusive club.

Votes are cast by our MFAF Organizing Committee and are based on a scaled point system ranking both individual and team accomplishments. Thank you to all those who submitted nominations. Those remaining

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nominees will be rolled over to next year and will be eligible for future Hall of Fame induction.

Tickets are now on sale for this year’s Matawan Football Alumni Foundation’s annual fundraiser dinner and Hall of Fame induction ceremony which will be held on 3/8/24 at MJs in Matawan. We would like to invite all past alumni and community members to join us for this special occasion.

This dinner serves to honor our program and community’s past while also helping raise money for our yearly high school scholarship awards.

There will also be a pin ceremony at our awards dinner presenting each member of this year’s class with an exclusive, members only MFAF Hall of Fame pin. This pin serves as a symbol to honor and recognize the above individuals for their commitment, hard work, and dedication to our community and the Matawan Football Program.

Time and location: Friday March 8, 2024, from 7 – 11pm at MJs (formerly Buttonwood Manor) located at 845 Rt.34 Matawan, NJ. Tickets may be purchased on the home page of MatawanFootballAlumni.com, or by contacting Scott Bellone at (732) 241-4580/sbellone@hesofnj.com.

Sponsorship opportunities are also available. John Lazar President, MFAF-Matawan Football Alumni Foundation Organizing Committee Joe Martucci ‘68, Rick Derechailo ’76, Scott Bellone ’78, James Byrd ‘79, Jeff Shaw ‘80, Bruce Derechailo ’81, Joe Vaccarella’93, John Lazar ‘07, Chris Shea ‘93, Christian Dapolito ‘00, Bruce Monro ‘08, Sean Gleason ‘10, Shawn Ramcheran ‘16 About us: The Matawan Football Alumni Foundation is a non-profit organization that proudly supports our local youth through yearly scholarships, awards and team

By Steven Russell, Councilman for the Borough of Matawan and Liaison to the Matawan Historical Sites Commission a grant from The Society of the Cincinnati in the State of New Jersey, who are descendants of officers in the Revolutionary War. The sign was designed by Barry and Daisy Orr, and other officers of the Historical Society, and installed by Kurtis and Steven Roinestad. It gives information on the Mansion, built in 1723, and the 1778 skirmish that was reenacted there back in June.

Keep a lookout for information in the future about a dedication ceremony.

In the meantime, see all the sign has to offer about our rich local history. We hope this sign directs people to notice this important landmark for many years.

Signs are helpful in directing us to get to places safely. They can give us even more information if we stop to look at them, once we notice them. There’s a new sign on Main Street that needs to be seen, directing us to investigate some fascinating history here in Matawan. It’s been newly installed right along the sidewalk at the Burrowes Mansion Museum, 94 Main Street in Matawan.

There’s plenty of parking right across the street so you can stop by and take a look.

The Matawan Historical Society obtained

assistance. James C. Dwyer Husky Alumni Park and the Matawan Football Hall of Fame located at Matawan High School are both maintained by the MFAF. Please

follow our Facebook page for more information and updates. www.matawanfootballalumni. com

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