The MANCHESTER Times Vol. 27 - No. 10
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June 19, 2021
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Lakehurst Museum Reopens, Readies For Borough’s Centennial
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−Photos By Bob Vosseller (Above) Lakehurst Historical Society President George Oglesby sits near some of the many historic artifacts that can be found and discussed at the borough’s museum at 300 Center Street. (Below) Various historic items can be seen at the Lakehurst Historical Society Museum which is open on Wednesdays and Sundays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Tours are available. By Bob Vosseller LAKEHURST – “Museums don’t entomb
the past they keep the past alive!” That’s the motto of the Borough
of Lakehurst Historical Society which is reminding residents
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that it is showcasing the borough’s history through its vast collection of artifacts. Such items include: books, pictures and documents which provide a record of Lakehurst’s rich histor y. Members of the Historical Society want residents to examine the community’s heritage during this centennial anniversary year.
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Ocean County Fire Investigation At Standstill
By Alyssa Riccardi OCEAN COUNTY – The investigation on the wildfire that destroyed 167 acres of land in Lakewood and Brick Township remains at an im-
passe, officials said. The fire broke out on March 14, and took over a day to contain by firefighters. As a result, 29 residential properties were damaged, and two commercial build-
ings were destroyed. East Dover Fire Company District Chief Brian Sauers, who is also a firefighter with the New Jersey Forest Fire Service, suffered (County- See Page 9)
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By Bob Vosseller M A NCH EST ER – Firefighters of the newly established Station 76 township fire department recently took their oath of office, sworn in by Mayor Kenneth Palmer. Police Chief Lisa Parker introduced the community’s first paid career Fire Department, Station 76, with the swearing in of nine firefighters. The mayor said, “we are committed to this
program and to see it succeed for the betterment of the community.” Mayor Palmer spoke to an audience of family and friends of the firefighters. He also acknowledged the dangers of firefighting and assured the families that the members of Station 76 will have the best equipment and training before sending them into harm’s way. With his left hand on (Fire - See Page 7)
New Food Pantry, Businesses In Manchester
By Bob Vosseller MANCHESTER – During a recent Township Council meeting, officials noted some new developments and some important dates. Township Councilman Robert Hudak reported to council and the public that he visited a new site in the community that will serve as a food pantry operated by Inspire New Jersey. He said the site “will host a Kohr’s original
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−Photo courtesy Manchester Police Manchester Mayor Kenneth T. Palmer, left, administers the oath of office to a member of the newly established Station 76 paid Township Fire Department as Police Chief Lisa Parker holds the Firefighter’s Bible.
custard franchise a walk-up coffee shop, deli, a country store and teaching gardens to assist those who have special needs to learn life skills and job skills as well. Hopefully, that project will open this year and it is a very exciting addition to our community.” Budget And Master Plan Councilman Sam Fusaro said he and the chief (Businesses - See Page 9)
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