asbury park press front page friday, sept. 4 2015

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ANTHRAX FIND BRINGS FREEZE ORDER AT U.S. BIODEFENSE LABS PAGE 1B ASBURY PARK PRESS APP.COM $1.00 VOLUME 136 NUMBER 212 SINCE 1879 FRIDAY 09.04.15 Take a cruise on the River Lady Enjoy the last weekend of summer by sailing along the Toms River and Barnegat Bay aboard this 85-foot authentic reproduction of a paddle wheel riverboat. Wrestle to see Dean Ambrose The WWE superstar will be at iPlay America on Saturday with special guest MC Howard Finkle. Duke of Earl’s in the Grove The Doo Wop Finale features 1950s singers like the Crystals and Bill Haley Jr. and the Comets. Happy hour Spring Lake Tap House, Spring Lake Heights. 12-7 p.m., $2 Miller Lites and Coors Light drafts; $3 house drinks; $5 wines by the glass and $5 select specialty cocktails. Hemingway’s Cafe, Seaside Heights. 4-7 p.m. $2 drafts, $4 hand-picked house wines; $5 select cocktails and $7 martinis. beachedition YOUR WEEKEND GUIDE DOWN THE SHORE All this and more inside! 2A ADVICE JERSEY ALIVE CLASSIFIED 4D COMICS JERSEY ALIVE LOCAL 3A MOVIES JERSEY ALIVE OBITUARIES 17A OPINION 10A SPORTS 1C WEATHER 7C YOUR MONEY 16A tack on a 19-year-old student over the span of two weeks, according to authorities. Peele, Barnwell, Gross and Stephenson are charged with aggravated assault, riot, and conspiracy to commit a riot, accord- ing to authorities. “The students involved are currently suspended from our program,” Hermann said. “We continue to monitor the situation. We will have no further com- ment as this is a pending legal matter.” Rutgers coach Kyle Flood and Rutgers President Robert Barchi declined to offer further comment, but Flood was asked last week after suspending five play- ers for a violation of team curfew if there is a program- wide discipline problem. Five Rutgers football players were arrested and four were charged Thursday with assaulting a group of individuals, including one student whose jaw was broken, during an unprovoked attack that occurred in April, Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew C. Carey and director of the New Brunswick Police Department Anthony A. Caputo said. Andre Boggs, 20, Ruhann Peele, 22, Nadir Barnwell, 20, Rahzonn Gross, 20, and Delon Stephenson, 22, all were suspended from the team by Athletics Director Julie Hermann. In all, Rutgers football players or former Rutgers football players were involved in three separate al- leged home invasions and an alleged unprovoked at- 5 Rutgers football players arrested See RUTGERS, Page 4A Officials: Four led unprovoked attack on group, breaking student’s jaw RYAN DUNLEAVY @RYDUNLEAVY LAKEWOOD The surprise cancellation of dozens of bus routes got the new school year off to an aggravat- ing start Thursday for the parents of hundreds of chil- dren left without bus service. A total of 57 routes serving 36 area schools, all but three of them private, were scratched at the 11th hour because no bus companies would bid on them, Schools Superintendent Laura A. Winters said. Winters said the companies either had a shortage of buses or deemed the routes to have too few students to be profitable. The district’s bus consultant, Gus Kaka- vas, blamed the problem on the leaders of the town- ship’s Orthodox Jewish private religious schools, who he said dragged their feet about negotiating a courtesy busing deal. Those leaders could not be reached for comment. The school district plans to re-bid the routes on Sept. 17, Kakavas said. In the meantime, affected fam- ilies are eligible to receive compensatory transporta- tion stipends, Winters said. But that’s little solace for parents like Shawna Wy- Hundreds of kids without busing ASBURY PARK PRESS FILE PHOTO Hundreds of private school students are not receiving bus service because no one bid on their routes. Lack of bids forces cancellation of 57 bus routes in Lakewood SHANNON MULLEN @MULLENAPP See BUSES, Page 7A SHANNON MULLEN/STAFF PHOTO Liliana Perez waits outside Calvary Academy to pick up her two children and others. “I’m very upset. I don’t understand what’s happening to Lakewood.” LILIANA PEREZ, PARENT The Red Zone Road Show presented by Barnabas Health is coming to APP.com Sept. 9 at noon. Learn more, SPORTS, 1C Booker announces support for Iran nuclear agreement. PAGE 6A

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Page 1: Asbury Park Press front page Friday, Sept. 4 2015

ANTHRAX FIND BRINGS FREEZE ORDER AT U.S. BIODEFENSE LABS PAGE 1B

ASBURY PARK PRESS APP.COM $1.00

VOLUME 136

NUMBER 212

SINCE 1879

FRIDAY 09.04.15

Take a cruise on the River LadyEnjoy the last weekend of summer by sailing along the TomsRiver and Barnegat Bay aboard this 85-foot authenticreproduction of a paddle wheel riverboat.

Wrestle tosee DeanAmbroseThe WWE superstar will beat iPlay America onSaturday with special guestMC Howard Finkle.

Duke ofEarl’s inthe Grove The Doo Wop Finalefeatures 1950s singers likethe Crystals and Bill Haley Jr.and the Comets.

Happy hourSpring Lake Tap House, SpringLake Heights. 12-7 p.m., $2 MillerLites and Coors Light drafts; $3house drinks; $5 wines by the glassand $5 select specialty cocktails.

Hemingway’s Cafe, SeasideHeights. 4-7 p.m. $2 drafts, $4hand-picked house wines; $5 selectcocktails and $7 martinis.

beacheditionYOUR WEEKEND GUIDE DOWN THE SHORE

All this and more inside! 2A

ADVICE JERSEY ALIVECLASSIFIED 4DCOMICS JERSEY ALIVELOCAL 3AMOVIES JERSEY ALIVE

OBITUARIES 17AOPINION 10ASPORTS 1CWEATHER 7CYOUR MONEY 16A

tack on a 19-year-old student over the span of twoweeks, according to authorities. Peele, Barnwell,Gross and Stephenson are charged with aggravatedassault, riot, and conspiracy to commit a riot, accord-ing to authorities.

“The students involved are currently suspendedfrom our program,” Hermann said. “We continue tomonitor the situation. We will have no further com-ment as this is a pending legal matter.”

Rutgers coach Kyle Flood and Rutgers PresidentRobert Barchi declined to offer further comment, butFlood was asked last week after suspending five play-ers for a violation of team curfew if there is a program-wide discipline problem.

Five Rutgers football players were arrested andfour were charged Thursday with assaulting a groupof individuals, including one student whose jaw wasbroken, during an unprovoked attack that occurred inApril, Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew C. Careyand director of the New Brunswick Police DepartmentAnthony A. Caputo said.

Andre Boggs, 20, Ruhann Peele, 22, Nadir Barnwell,20, Rahzonn Gross, 20, and Delon Stephenson, 22, allwere suspended from the team by Athletics DirectorJulie Hermann.

In all, Rutgers football players or former Rutgersfootball players were involved in three separate al-leged home invasions and an alleged unprovoked at-

5 Rutgers football players arrested

See RUTGERS, Page 4A

Officials: Four led unprovoked attack on group, breaking student’s jaw

RYAN DUNLEAVY @RYDUNLEAVY

LAKEWOOD The surprise cancellation of dozens ofbus routes got the new school year off to an aggravat-ing start Thursday for the parents of hundreds of chil-dren left without bus service.

A total of 57 routes serving 36 area schools, all butthree of them private, were scratched at the 11th hourbecause no bus companies would bid on them, SchoolsSuperintendent Laura A. Winters said.

Winters said the companies either had a shortage ofbuses or deemed the routes to have too few students tobe profitable. The district’s bus consultant, Gus Kaka-vas, blamed the problem on the leaders of the town-ship’s Orthodox Jewish private religious schools, whohe said dragged their feet about negotiating a courtesybusing deal. Those leaders could not be reached forcomment.

The school district plans to re-bid the routes onSept. 17, Kakavas said. In the meantime, affected fam-ilies are eligible to receive compensatory transporta-tion stipends, Winters said.

But that’s little solace for parents like Shawna Wy-

Hundreds of kidswithout busing

ASBURY PARK PRESS FILE PHOTO

Hundreds of private school students are not receiving bus service because no one bid on their routes.

Lack of bids forcescancellation of 57 busroutes in Lakewood SHANNON MULLEN @MULLENAPP

See BUSES, Page 7A

SHANNON MULLEN/STAFF PHOTO

Liliana Perez waits outside Calvary Academy to pick up hertwo children and others.

“I’m very upset. I don’t understand

what’s happening to Lakewood.”

LILIANA PEREZ, PARENT

The Red Zone Road Showpresented by BarnabasHealth is coming toAPP.com Sept. 9 at noon.Learn more, SPORTS, 1C

Booker announces support for Iran nuclear agreement. PAGE 6A