The BERKELEY Times Vol. 28 - No. 4
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Plan Your Trip To The Ocean County Fair
By Chris Lundy BERKELEY – There is much to see and do at the upcoming Ocean County Fair. Here’s a snapshot of what to expect so that you can plan your trip. The fair will be from July 13 through July 17 at the Robert J. Miller Air Park on Route 530 in Berkeley. Admission is $9. Kids under 10 are free, and parking is free. The times are as follows: Wednesday: 5-11 p.m. Thursday: 5-11 p.m.
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Community News
July 9, 2022
─Photo by Chris Lundy Members of the Pinto family stand by the sign designating the 22nd Avenue beach as the Keith Pinto Memorial Beach at White Sands. BERKELEY – Now, them lifeguards – were the dedication. “Thank was about 10 months Keith Pinto will forever also injured that day. So you to everyone being ago. “They say it gets many local lifeguards out here. It means more easier with time, but it be at the beach. The 22nd Avenue beach came out to his funeral to us than we can pos- gets harder with time in South Seaside Park that lifeguards from sibly express. I know because he’s not here was renamed in honor other counties, and in at Keith is smiling down for milestone events.” Township officials of 19-year-old Keith least one case another on us, gathered together Pinto, who lost his life state, came to cover from all parts of his then unveiled a sign life. Your support really near the beach entrance there last year during a their shifts. showing him in his Tyler Pinto, his broth- gets us through.” lightning storm. Seven Tyler remarked that it (Beach - See Page 6) other people – three of er, gave a speech during
Actress Jane Seymour Gets Up Close And Personal With Art Exhibition By Bob Vosseller JERSEY SHORE – As an actress she is known as a Bond girl in “Live and Let Die,” Serena in the original Battlestar Galactica TV series, the science fiction love story “Time After Time,” and her starring role in the TV West-
ern series “Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman,” but it is a different talent that brought Jane Seymour to New Jersey this month. Jane Seymour: Up Close and Personal: The Exhibition, provides a showcase for her collection of (Actress - See Page 5)
─Photos courtesy Relevant Communications Actress, producer, jewelry designer and artist Jane Seymour is at the easel creating a new work of art.
Friday: 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Saturday: 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Sunday: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Fo o d , R ide s , A nd More Fair food is back on the menu as the midway will have vendors offering traditional items like ice cream and fried treats, as well as some more interesting surprises. Families can buy tickets for a variety of rides, from slow ones (Fair - See Page 4)
Residents Will Have A Way Out Of Flooding Problem
By Chris Lundy BERKELEY – An accessway will be constructed to allow residents of a shore neighborhood to circumvent flooding. The intersection of Ea st L ong por t a nd Narragansette avenues is the worst par t of flooding that impacts a neighborhood east of Route 9 and near lagoons of the Toms River. The f looding happens even when it’s not raining, and locals have said that the water is coming up through the drains.
The neighborhood is in a low-lying area, which makes it difficult to fix the problem. Engineers have said if they raise the roadway, it will just push the water off into peoples’ yards, and potentially flood their homes. The solution to the f looding hasn’t been worked out yet, but township officials are creating a way for residents to drive around the f looding. There will be an access road through two properties that will connect
(Flooding - See Page 6)
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