MATAWAN-ABERDEEN VOL 2, NO 6
CHAMBER CONNECTION
Welcome to a Thankful Fall! There are so many things to be thankful for, hopefully this is only the beginning! Our thanks to all of our sponJeff Pantelas sors, vendors President and visitors Chamber of for contributCommerce ing to a Great Matawan Day Street Festival 2023! Even the rain couldn’t hold us back from a great day for our community! Also, thank you to Matawan Borough Economic Business Development Commission, Matawan Police and Fire, Department of Public Works and Bayshore EMS for their support and participation! Also, thanks to all those behind the scenes without whom the event would not be possible. Shout out to Linda Martin Chamber Director, Caitlin Zavorskas Admin.,and Cathy Zavorskas Community Engagemant Coordinator for Matawan Borough and all our volunteers. Welcome to our newest members: RENOPROS Charles Hicks and Guaranteed Rate Affinity Mike Schwartz. As the holidays approach, we encourage you shop small and help support all of our local community businesses.For information on future Chamber events please visit MACOCNJ.com. Thank You,Jeff Pantelas.
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LAST MONTH OF BURROWS MANSION CELEBRATIONS By Cathy Zavorskas
In June, the Matawan Historical Society kicked off a series of events to commemorate the town’s 300th anniversary. After the initial celebrations, these events have included a summer concert in the backyard of the Burrowes Mansion, a game of Jeopardy, the premiere of the video depicting the reenactment of the 1778 Raid at Burrowes Mansion, and most recently, the Haunted Tales of Burrowes Mansion. As we head into the holiday season, plans are underway for the Annual Holiday Musicale Open House. It will be held on Sunday,
December 3rd from 1-4pm. The Musicale is a wonderful opportunity for visitors to experience the grandeur of the Mansion while it is beautifully decorated for the holidays. Guests can sing along to holiday music performed by Society member and Borough Councilman, Steven Russell, and the 5-part a cappella singing group, MadRegalia. Our wonderful variety of refreshments always add to the festive atmosphere. Since this year marks the 300th anniversary, we hope to expand the decorations and display some special features. As always, the
Musicale is free, and no tickets will be required for entrance. We hope you will take the time to stop by, whether it’s to simply say hello or to stay a while and enjoy all that we have to offer. The Musicale provides a welcome reprieve from the frenzied days that are all too often a part of the season as we prepare for the holidays. Be sure to keep a look out for other events to be posted on the Matawan Historical Society Facebook page, including an author signing and tea party, and the final reception to end our 300th anniversary celebrations.
ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP AWARDED $343,000 BY MONMOUTH COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR INCLUSIVE PARK PROJECT
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MFAF HALL OF FAME The Matawan Football Alumni Foundation is excited to announce that we are now in the process of choosing the MFAF Hall of Fame class of 2024. This year’s dinner will be held Friday, 3/15. More details to be released in the near future. In an effort to be more consistent, inclusive and transparent, the MFAF committee will accept nominations via the form below for our Hall of Fame. Nominees can be any former Matawan player or coach. The inductees selected will be announced by December and they are honored at the MFAF Banquet typically held in March the following year. Athlete Criteria: Please list complete details of high school and post high school honors, achievements and recognition, (all-county, all-conference, all-state, all-American, statistics, elected captain, playoff appearances, championship appearance’s, collegiate playing careers, professional playing careers, etc.) Coach Criteria: Please provide complete background information pertaining to involvement in athletics, coaching positions, tenure, coaching records and honors, professional affiliations, etc. Additional Information: Please provide a brief synopsis of
why you think this individual should be inducted into the Hall of Fame and include any supporting documents. More information can be found on our website. https://www.matawanfootballalumni.com/hall-of-fame/ Any questions please feel to reach out to anyone on the MFAF Board. Go Huskies! John Lazar President, Matawan Football Alumni Foundation -Matawan Football Alumni Foundation Organizing C ommittee Joe Martucci ‘68, Rick Derechailo ’76, Scott Bellone ’78, James Byrd ‘79, Jeff Shaw ‘80, Bruce Derechailo ’81, Joe Vaccarella’93, Chris Shea ‘93, Christian Dapolito ‘00, John Lazar ‘07, Bruce Monro ‘08, Sean Gleason ‘11, Shawn Ramcheran ‘16, www.matawanfootballalumni.com
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MAYOR ALTOMONTE MESSAGE As we approach the close of this year, I am filled with immense pride for the accomplishments in Matawan. Recently, we had another fabulous Matawan Day. Our journey has been marked by many engaging Matawan Mayor recreation events, Joseph Altomonte enriching senior programs, and the exciting unfolding of new opportunities along Main Street. The success of events like Blues and Cruise Night, the new Shark 5K, and the unforgettable Matawan Days underscores the spirit of unity and celebration that defines our town. I am proud of the transformative enhancements we’ve witnessed in our parks, a commitment I wholeheartedly pledge to carry into the future. The recent grant we obtained for Clinton Street Park will bring new life into its spaces, bringing pickleball courts, cozy benches, and inviting seating areas. Likewise, Penniplede will soon have updated basketball courts and walkways, promising moments of joy for our community. The heartbeat of our town quick-
ens with the arrival of new businesses, each adding to Matawan. With the holiday season’s arrival, I extend my warmest wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving to all. Following your festive meals, I invite you to join us in the 17th annual 5K Turkey Trot, a cherished tradition that unites over 600 runners in a joyous post-holiday run. Walkers, too, are welcome to partake in this certified course, which includes a delightful kiddie dash—an event that promises laughter and fun for the entire family. I express my deepest appreciation for our vibrant community spirit. Here’s to Matawan’s past achievements and the boundless potential of our future endeavors. Thank you for allowing me to be your Mayor.
MATAWAN DAY STREET FESTIVAL 2023 IS A WRAP!
By Cath Zavorskas – Matawan Borough Community Engagement Coordinator Despite the dismal forecast for the Department, Fire Department, Bayshore original date for Matawan Day Street EMS, The Geekery, Brew Coffee Bar, Festival 2023, the rain moved out by Main Street Donuts, and Matawan Sunday, October 8th – the rain date – to Town Center Apartment Complex enable more than 200 vendors, and en- and Gotham Trinity Productions, the tertainers, bands, and the inflatables to vendors, and the Matawan businesses and arrive on Main Street for one of the largest residents for their understanding during Matawan Day’s to date. The day was well the road closures and detoured traffic attended with an estimated 4,000-5,000 and to all of you for attending the day. people coming through the festival witWe thank the Matawan-Aberdeen nessing a pizza eating contest, live band Chamber of Commerce for all their performances, demonstrations by exercise work in helping organize the event studios, dance, martial arts, the local music with the Matawan Economic Develacademy, and crafts, games, activities, and opment Commission. We couldn’t information for the entire family to enjoy. have held the event without them. It was easy to sense the energy and enthusiasm of those present as one walked down Main Street. From the interviews given at the broadcast booth and by the roaming “Man on the Street” to the pictures and videos captured by the photography and videography team, it was clear to see that it was a great day to be in downtown Matawan. The day would not have been possible without the 35 volunteers, our generous sponsors, the fantastic crew from the Matawan DPW, the Matawan Police
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ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP AWARDED $343,000 BY MONMOUTH COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR INCLUSIVE PARK PROJECT
Continued from page 1 their renovation of Northland Park. The township applied and received the Monmouth County Open Space Grant, which will be used to expand the original concept of Northland Park. Because of this grant, Northland Park’s renovation is now collectively funded with over $1 million dollars. The additional money received from this grant will go towards shade structures for the new pickle ball courts, seating areas and an expansion of the playground area to include a wheelchair accessible, inclusive play area that connects to the main play structure. The grant will also be used to install a rubber safety surface (similar to the one installed at Cambridge Park) to protect the little ones who use the playground. “We heard from residents and we wanted to make sure this playground could be used by all our children. We sincerely thank the Monmouth County Commissioners for sharing in our vision for Northland Park,” said Deputy Mayor Connie Kelley, who is on the
Township Council’s Park’s Committee. Northland Park is currently undergoing a complete renovation and will be ready by the spring. Renovations include 6 pickle ball courts, a new expanded parking lot with proper drainage, a new basketball court, seating and eating areas, this new inclusive playground and more. “This is one of our biggest park projects to date. Aberdeen residents have been asking for pickle ball and we are proud to bring the fastest growing sport in America to Aberdeen Township,” added Mayor Fred Tagliarini. “You may even see me this spring out on the courts serving one up.” Aberdeen Recreation also applied for other grants that they are yet to hear back on. If awarded, they plan to add additional inclusive equipment to the playground at Northland Park.
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MAYOR TAGLIARINI MESSAGE
Mayor Fred Tagliarini – Aberdeen Mayor Dear Aberdeen AAMA readers, Where has this year gone? The pages on the calendar at Town Hall have turned quickly. It’s due to the number of projects we have completed that makes the weeks and months move so fast. This year 27 roads were paved, a successful America Water Main Project, Completed 2 parks and nearly finished Northland Park that we received a $343,000 Monmouth County Grant, new Wednesday night late hours for the Building Dept, numerous family recreation programs, Senior Bus Trips, and
another wonderful Aberdeen Day. We are also proud to announce that our Cliffwood Beach Sand Replenishment Project is well on the way. Aberdeen has applied and received a Federal Grant to restore the beach without using your tax dollars. All of this was accomplished by an experienced well seasoned Council that I am proud to serve with. New Business continue to open and call Aberdeen their home. Our Economic Business Council assures a smooth process for new investments in Aberdeen. The Council extends our best wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving. My best regards, Fred Tagliarini Mayor
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By Stephaine Buckel, Councilwomen for Borough of Matawan Hello Matawan, it has as our Facebook page. For any Senior been my distinct pleasure Citizen in Matawan who needs help with to serve Matawan as the leaf raking, please contact our Recycling committee chairperson Coordinator, Grace Rainforth at 732for Recreation, Recycling, 566-3898 ext. 600 or email recycling@ and Sanitation and to matawanborough.com. Once you contact have met so many of you us, we will add your home to the list at our events. Matawan’s and the team will come out during the 17th annual Turkey Trot will be held weekends in November to rake leaves Saturday, November 25th. Registration Curbside at no cost. The team looks is now open for our 5k run and fitness forward to helping any seniors! This walk. We will be collecting nonperishable program is part of our Fall Leaf pick-up items on race day either bagged, boxed, or initiative, now in its 3rd year, this succanned. The food will benefit the Matawan cessful program is a partnership with the Community Food Pantry which has students from Matawan High School. served our community for over 25 years. As always, you can Last year, we registered 720 runners, r e a c h o u t t o m e a n y t i m e a t let’s try for 1,000! Hope to see you there! stephanie.buckel@matawanborough.com. Our annual Holiday Tree Lighting will take place 12/1/2023. Make sure to save the date. It will be a night filled with fun, from activities for the children, ice sculptures, raffles, and a visit from a special guest! Let’s get into the holiday spirit together as a community. The event will take place at Terhune Park. The Fall Leaf pick up Map has been posted on our Borough web page as well
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IT TAKES A BOROUGH
By Steven Russell, Councilman for the Borough of Matawan of Cathy Zavorskas of the Matawan Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce, who ran both the many meetings leading up to the day, and the day itself. The day is also run by the Matawan Economic Development, Business & Redevelopment Commission. Councilman Brian Livesey, Borough Administrator Ryan Michelson, and I, with help from other volunteers and the Matawan Department of Public Works, put up tall banners identifying vendor zones and displaying sponsor names, that We were lucky that on Sunday, October had to be kept low on their poles because of 8th it didn’t rain, despite the current trend the strong winds. Council President Deana of rainy weekends. Thanks in part to that Gunn and I, and many other helpers were luck it’s estimated that over 4000 people Zone Captains who helped organize over flooded Main Street for Matawan Day 200 vendors as they set up their tents 2023. Aside from that luck, it takes a lot of once the Matawan Police closed off Main work to plan for and put on such a festivity. Street. So many people came together to It was about 49 degrees at 7 that morning, make the Matawan Day Street Festival but that didn’t stop many volunteers 2023 happen, and so many people from from meeting at The Geekery, grabbing Matawan and many other areas of New a hot coffee from Brew Coffee Bar, and Jersey came to enjoy this great borough! enjoying a delicious donut from Main Street Donuts, then heading onto Main Street to get the day’s work started. That was, of course, after months of planning and meetings to ensure a successful day, even if it had to be held on the rain date. We were all under the expert leadership
Hello from Hauser Hill Farms! We’re in the home stretch here on the farm and dealing with the aftermath of way too much rain! It definitely hurt some crops, but we will be able to help out with all your Thanksgiving needs! We will have broccoli, cauliflower, Brussel sprouts, pumpkins, apples, potatoes, onions, greens and yams, just to name a few fall staples. Our homemade apple cider will also be available. It freezes well, so make sure to stock up for the upcoming
holidays! We all wish you a blessed Thanksgiving with your friends and family! Come visit us at our farm stand, 261 Ticetown Road, Old Bridge Tuesday – Sunday 9-5, or at any of the weekly farmers markets we attend: Thursdays – Rahway Train Station, 12pm – 7pm, Saturdays – Highlands, Huddy Park 9am – 2pm and Sundays – Red Bank in the Galleria parking lot 9am – 2pm. Buy fresh, buy local! Thank you for your support of our family’s farm!
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ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL MATAWAN DAY IS IN THE BOOKS!
By Deann Gunn, Matawan Council President Another suc- with the arrival of new businesses, each cessful Matawan adding to Matawan, and events like Day is in the this show what Matawan is all about. b o o k s ! O u r I’ve been fighting for economic develannual event, opment for years. The train station is which grows next as Matawan Junction starts demyearly, shows olition, and I will continue to do so! Matawan’s Our Police Department now stands vibrant spirit. proudly at Borough Hall, symbolizT h is e age rly ing our collective dedication to safety awaited event and security. Infrastructure improveunites residents, ments, including the paving of over businesses, and visitors in a celebration of thirty roads including Borough Hall community and culture, and this year was parking lot, are a testament to our unno different. Main Street was lined with wavering commitment to progress. vendors showcasing local craftsmanship I want to wish everyone a very Happy and culinary delights. Live-streamed inter- Thanksgiving! If you have any quesviews brought Matawan’s essence to a larger tions about any of the departments audience, fostering a sense of connection I serve as liaison to or anything else, and pride. The pizza-eating contest had please don’t hesitate to contact me at the crowd on its toes to see who would win! deana.gunn@matawanborough.com. I want to thank our volunteers and sponsors, our businesses, DPW, the Police Department, and the Economic Business Development Commission. It would only happen with the Chamber of Commerce, who spearheads the day, and our residents! The heartbeat of our town quickens
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TAYLOR SWIFT ERAS TOUR SING ALONG AT ABERDEEN REC.
Missed out on the Eras Tour? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Join Aberdeen Recreation Department on December 15th at the Sigismondi Community Center for a sing-along party featuring music by everyone’s favorite pop star, Taylor Swift!! Sing your favorite songs with your friends while dancing and having a good time. There may be a
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few surprises as well! “This is just another great recreation program from Aberdeen Recreation. Our Recreation staff works hard to bring families together with all sorts of events, and this is more proof that we have the best recreation department in the state,” commented Deputy Mayor Connie Kelley, who says she a bit of a Swiftie herself. This is a drop off program and is recommended for children between the ages of 8 and 15. Supplies will be provided to create the coolest friendship bracelets along with awesome photo opportunities. Light refreshments will be served. Pre- Registration is required! To sign your kids up, visit the recreation sign up at www.AberdeenNJ. org. For questions, please contact Aberdeen Recreation at (732)583-4200 x126
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STUDENTS FIND THIS YEAR’S PSAT EASIER THAN THE PAPER-AND-PENCIL TEST The PSAT is a pivotal step in the college admissions process. Every year, students across the US anticipate this test as practice for the SAT and as a chance to qualify for a National Merit Scholarship. However, recent reports indicate this year’s digital PSAT was met with relief, with students deeming it easier than the paper-and-pencil test. Traditionally administered on paper, the PSAT took a digital leap this year. The shift from paper to computer introduced changes in the testing experience; this year’s iteration raised some eyebrows. Students who had previously taken the PSAT reported that the digital format felt easier. One significant change students noticed was in the math, where the digital platform offered an embedded Desmos calculator, which students who knew how to use, found more helpful than their own calculator. This feature not only enhanced graphing capabilities, but also allowed students to focus problem-solving strat-
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OUR COMMITMENT Over the past several have the text read to you, and many other months, we have been options. Take a look today and tell your TO INVESTMENTS IN redesigning our website friends! If you have any questions or with a fresh, new presen- need assistance with our website, you can INFRASTRUCTURE
tation style, focusing on making it more accessible to our patrons, especially those with visual disabilities. The overall web appearance remains very similar to the previous style to minimize difficulty with adjustment to the new layout. After many hours of methodical reconstruction by our Tech Team, the core code of the entire site was redesigned to the specs of the WAI (Web Accessibility Initiative) to make it work better for patrons using screen readers and other accessibility tools. Our site (www.matawanaberdeenlibrary.com) is now streamlined, ergonomic, and well designed for patron ease-of-use. Our promoted icons and drop-down menus are more functional, and every page retains the ability to easily return to the previous menus. We have adopted a dyslexic-friendly font, and installed Google Translate so that the entire site can be read in your language of choice. By clicking the accessibility icon at the bottom right of each page, you can choose to increase the font, change the contrast,
reach our dynamic computer tech team at 732-583-9100 or techq-mapl@lmxac.org. Please note that the library will be OPEN from 9am-12:30pm on Wednesday, November 22nd (the day before Thanksgiving), but we’ll be CLOSED on Thursday, November 23rd (Thanksgiving) and Friday, November 24th (the day after Thanksgiving) so that our staff can enjoy time with family and friends. We will reopen on Saturday, November 25th, at 9am so you can come visit us after the Turkey Trot! Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving! Kimberly Paone, Library Director Matawan Aberdeen Public Library
By Greg Cannon, Councilman for Borough of Aberdeen When I first approximately 20% of the municipal was elected to budget on roads (or 4 million dollars anthe Township nually), it will take a few years to complete C o u n c i l , t h e these. We are happy to finally be nearing township’s gov- the completion of the reconstruction ernment lacked program. Of course, Cliffwood and clear goals in Cliffwood Beach need investment too regard to how the and soon you will see Salem Drive and roads in Aberdeen Prospect Ave completely reconstructed. were repaired. When the council chooses what roads to Every house in pave, we always choose the roads that need Strathmore was it the most and ones that fit within our budbuilt in the 1960s, and thus, after years of getary restrictions. Yes, we spend a lot of little to no investment, the roads began your money on the roads, however we will to fail all at the same time. Repairing the not raise taxes to do finish them all at once. roads in Aberdeen became my top priority In fact, we haven’t raised municipal as a member of our township council. taxes in 4 years. The Township Council Since 2015, we have invested over 25 is very proud to be investing your million dollars into your roads. With the money in the roads and parks, all while imminent completion of Deerfield Phase lowering the municipal tax levy 4 years III, Norwood and Chilton, there are only in a row. The township’s municipal govthree original developer laid roads left ernment may only be 20% of your total in Strathmore (Irongate, Andover and property tax bill, but we work within Deerfield Phase IV). These 3 roads will the money that you give us each year. cost over 8 million dollars to completely reconstruct. Since the township spends
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