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March 2021

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Sen. Bateman Announces Decision Not to Seek Reelection

After more than 38 years of dedicated public service, Senator Christopher “Kip” Bateman (R-Somerset, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex) on Jan. 27 announced that he will not seek reelection to the State Senate. Bateman will serve out the remainder of his term in Legislative District 16, which will conclude in January 2022. “After careful consideration and with the support of my family, I have made the difficult decision not to seek reelection to the State Senate. As a lifelong resident of Somerset County, it has been an honor to spend nearly 40 years serving the community I am proud to call home,” said Senator Bateman. “I can’t begin to express how much I will miss serving our constituents. However, our state is still

Neshanic Station Named a Great Place in NJ

Branchburg Township officials submitted an application nominating Neshanic Station to the American Planning Association - New Jersey Chapter’s “Great Places in NJ” and won for “Great Neighborhood.” (https://greatplacesnj.org/) “Great Places in New Jersey represent the gold standard of exemplary character, quality and planning. These places have a true sense of place, cultural and historical interest, community involvement and a vision for tomorrow,” according to the website. Branchburg Township Administrator Greg Bonin provided the following information about the “Great Neighborhood: Neshanic Station, Branchburg Township:” Neshanic Station is a 112-acre, unincorporated community in Continued on page 9

coping with a pandemic and I am committed to using my remaining time in office to help the countless residents who are in desperate need of our support.” “Although my time in elected office is coming to a close, I will always be a fierce advocate for the people of New Jersey. I’ll never stop fighting to make the Garden State a better place for our kids and grandkids. I look forward to finding new and exciting ways to give back to our neighbors in need,” Bateman added. Bateman has served the 16th district in the New Jersey State Legislature since 1994, when he was first elected to the New Jersey General Assembly, where he served seven consecutive terms, ending in 2007. He began serving in the New Jer-

sey State Senate in 2008, where he currently serves as Deputy Whip on the Senate Republican Leadership team. Bateman also currently serves on the State Senate Environment and Energy, Judiciary and Education Committees. As the longtime ranking Republican member of the Senate Environment and Energy Committee, Bateman sponsored landmark legislation that created a long-term funding source for open space and farmland preservation, championed historical preservation efforts, and worked to safeguard clean air and clean water for future New Jersey residents. Some of his other legislative achievements include laws that reduced the cost of auto insurance premiums for policyholders, a

Branchburg Buried in Snow–Snow blanketed Branchburg

on Feb. 1 and just kept coming all month long. The first storm brought about 15 inches of snow. At press time mid-month, giant snow banks and epic icicles were still the norm, with more snow in the forecast. Pictured is the Elm Street Bridge in Neshanic Station on Feb. 1. –Photo by Joni McKelvey

grant program to provide thermal imaging cameras to fire departments statewide, and bipartisan protections to strengthen crime victims’ rights. Bateman added that before he leaves office, he will continue to fight to see that his pending bipartisan legislation, “Timothy J. Piazza’s Law” (S-84) which would increase penalties for hazing on New Jersey’s college campuses, becomes law. Bateman, a father of four and a former Mayor of Branchburg, added he will always treasure the opportunities he had to meet with local students, noting that he will remember his classroom visits as some of his favorite days in office. Throughout his tenure in the Legislature, Bateman has been known for his ability to forge bipartisan compromises and reach across the aisle to enact policies that could benefit the people of New Jersey. “I have always believed that government works best when we put people before politics. Good legislators should strive to be good listeners, follow their conscience and vote with the voices of the people they serve in mind. It is my hope that bipartisanship will continue to thrive in the halls of the New Jersey Statehouse long after I cast my

Senator Christopher “Kip” Bateman of Branchburg

final vote in the Senate chamber,” Bateman added. “I am beyond grateful to have had the privilege to work with so many passionate legislators and advocates on both sides of the aisle over the years. I would also like to thank my wonderful family, friends, and staff for all of their support and hard work.” After he concludes his term in 2022, Bateman, who just welcomed his first grandchild, looks forward to spending more time with his family and will continue to be active in community service and at the law firm where he serves as a partner. Visit https://bateman. senatenj.com to learn more about his legislative efforts.

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Branchburg native Armand Ferranti of Long Branch and Patrick Parizo of Hayes, VA, appeared on the Feb. 12 episode of “Shark Tank” to pitch Draft Top, a patented can opener designed “to turn any aluminum can of beer into a draft beer experience.” The 4-blade device removes the top of most 8 to 16 oz aluminum cans (soda, seltzer, canned wine) and leaves a smooth edge. The entrepreneurs explained to Sharks Kevin O’Leary, Marc Cuban, Daymond John, Lori Greiner and Robert Herjavec that remov-

The Township of Branchburg Republican Municipal Committee (TBRMC) Chair Marty Herrman announced that the TBRMC will hold its annual Township Committee Candidate Screening Meeting on Wednesday, March 10, at 7:30 p.m. Due to Covid-19 concerns this meeting will be a “closed” (not open to the public) “Zoom meeting” subject to the chairman’s discretion. The purpose of this meeting is for interviewing qualified Repub-

lican candidates for Branchburg Township Committee and selecting two candidates who will receive the endorsement of the TBRMC and the Somerset County Republican Organization for the June 8 Primary Election. These positions will be for a three year term. Incumbent committee members Anna Columbus and Brendon Beatrice, whose terms expire on Dec. 31, have announced their inten-

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Municipal trails along the Raritan River are hot spots for fishing and kayaking. The changes in elevation, along with the historic destinations and beautiful vistas are prime miles for hikers and bikers alike. Branchburg Township is also home to the Somerset County-owned, 27-hole Neshanic Valley Golf Courses, recently ranked one of the top 50 municipal golf courses in the United States as well as a Certified Cooperative Sanctuary from Audubon International. Many events and activities are held to celebrate the unique values of Neshanic Station including parades and historic walking tours. In April of 2020, the community also held a Poster Contest to celebrate its 175th Anniversary. Engagement of residents in civic life include but are not limited to the Branchburg Friends of Open Space and the Neshanic Station Historical Society.

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Cliff and Michelle Hoinowski of Branchburg won the recent Branchburg Holiday Lights Contest, sponsored by the Branchburg Township Communications Committee. During the contest local homeowners submitted photos of their holiday decorations, and Branchburg residents voted for their favorites. The North Branch

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Robin and Sal DiBetta are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Aschlyn Elizabeth, to David “Reid” Moran. Aschlyn, a 2011 graduate of Somerville High School and a 2015 graduate of Towson University, is a Healthcare Associate with Booz Allen Hamilton. Reid is a 2014 graduate of Virginia Tech and is a Category Manager with Kraft/Heinz. The couple resides in Charlotte, NC. A spring wedding is planned.

Raritan Valley Community College’s Board of Trustees welcomed new member Dr. Zenon Christodoulou of Branchburg at its meeting Dec. 22. Dr. Christodoulou has owned and operated various businesses in diverse industry sectors, including a management consulting business where he has successfully implemented growth strategies, inter-organizational development, innovation strategies, family business successions and cultural transformations for numerous organizations. He also serves on the NJ Department of Homeland Security’s Advisory Council. He received a Bachelor’s degree from Rutgers in economics; a Master’s in Business Administration from Fordham University; and a doctorate in organizational behavior from Pace University. He has served as an adjunct professor for almost 20 years.

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ministration. With many such accomplishments to its credit, the GFWC has been active in improving education, health, and safety for us all. Established in 1894, the NJ State Federation of Women’s Clubs, a member of the GFWC, has over 6,300 members. In 1918, the NJSFWC founded the New Jersey College for Women (now Douglass Residential College of Rutgers University) and has continued to support it. Among its many accomplishments are successes in environmental conservation, domestic violence prevention, and promoting education and better health. With its guidance, NJSFWC clubs continue to make a difference in the lives of others, one project at a time. One of these proud NJSFWC/ GFWC clubs is the Branchburg Woman’s Club, a nonpolitical, charitable, nonprofit group founded in 1960. The BWC supports student scholarships plus many nonprofit organizations, charities, and community projects. Some of the groups helped: The Food Bank Network of Somerset County, Raritan Headwaters Association, St. Hubert’s Animal Welfare Center, The Raptor Trust, Safe+Sound Somerset (domestic violence survivors), Prevent Child Abuse -New Jersey, CASA-NJ (Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children), St. Jude Children’s Hospital, Autism Awareness-NJ, Visions and Pathways, Interfaith Hospitality Network of Somerset County, Raritan

dation, National Alliance on Mental Illness -New Jersey, The Cancer Support Community, Holiday Happiness (local social work), Rolling Thunder Charities, Inc. (helps veterans, active duty military and their families), Branchburg Rescue Squad, 4 local volunteer fire companies, Branchburg Historical Society, Operation Chillout, and the Warm Up America! Foundation. Due to the pandemic, the BWC’s larger meetings and most extracurricular club events continue to be cancelled. Members are looking forward to the return of club activities when things improve. For the latest news, follow the club on Facebook or call (908) 866-1060.

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are the ingredients each iteration of March combines in varying amounts and serves cold. The third month is thus difficult to characterize, however, it is a month which hosts a cosmic time piece to mark the end of winter and the beginning of spring, down to the millisecond. When winter turned on its light, to give hope on the darkest day, daylength began to steadily increase. Two months later, at the

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The messenger of spring magically appears out of the gray face of a late winter blizzard, wearing ragged white robes, shedding skiffs of pure white snow and shards of blue tinted ice. The visage of spring’s early march forward from the bowels of deep winter, presents a menacing image whose heart will soon melt to reveal the bright colors of spring. March is a character of ill repute whose final dying act redeems its ice-cold legacy of unpredictable weather. A child of contradictory parentage, whose annual re-birth brings forth a new genetic balance favoring one or the other parent is the rule. Each March conducts its business of shepherding in the promise of spring from winter pastures in its own unique style. Warm sunny days with blue sky, endless gray days threatening snow squalls and subfreezing temperatures

time of the vernal equinox, daylength and night reach perfect balance, but just for an instant. The ever-increasing time between sunrise and sunset is a welcome gift that is rewrapped, regifted and accepted with enthusiasm and anticipation. Once the white wrapping is removed and the gift box opened, the colors of early spring emerge. At a distance, the wash of maroon, orange and red appear as broadbrush strokes across the dull gray and light brown canvas of wooded hillsides. A closer look reveals the bright colors to be pixelated, each dot an individual tree bud. In the absence of foliage, colorful migratory warblers fluoresce against the bare branches and leafless thickets along the river corridors. Their movements like intermittent flashes of a strobe light, reveal their presence. Gold and ruby crowned kinglets, yellow throat, parula and magnolia warblers are a sampling of transient feathered jewels strung across the treetops at peak migration. Redstart, indigo bunting and scarlet tanagers are a portion of the natural treasure of exquisite rare feathered gems whose beauty makes

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