Streets in Jackson Will Be Repaired

By KEITH RUSCITTI • TOMS RIVER BUREAU • October 20, 2009 JACKSON — Four township streets will undergo improvements as a result of a $200,000 state grant. Paving and repair work will be performed on Docare Road, Challenger Way, and Gomberg and Montefiore roads, according to Mayor Mike Reina. In a statement issued Monday, Reina said work will begin on the roads after the new year. “There are additional roads in Jackson Township that need some attention, (but) these roads are predominantly dirt roads and are in major disrepair,” Reina said. The funds are a part of the state Department of Transportation’s municipal aid program. Full article at app.com

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Reina is the right guy for the job

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Experience & Dedication

Mayor Reina and Ken Bressi are the most experienced and dedicated individuals we have running for a seat in Jackson’s govern­ment. Both have given many hours (without compensation) as chairman on the planning board and other areas of civic service. Reina and Bressi are good family men who have tried to give something back to their town. They are also fiscal conservatives, which is exactly what we need today. I hope you agree and vote for the Leader­ship, Experience, Results Team of Mike Reina for mayor and Ken Bressi for coun­cil. Carol Scull, Jackson

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Mike Reina working with volunteer firefighters

Mike Reina visited station 55 to talk to Jackson’s volunteer firemen about serious issues concerning fire saftey in Jackson.

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Mike Reina working with volunteer firefighters

Jackson Township Wounded Warriors Parade – NJ 08-08-2009

Jackson Justice Complex procession for the Wounded Warriors courtesy of www.jacksonnjonline. Thanks to Mayor Mike Reina for thinking about our troops!

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Jackson Township Wounded Warriors Parade – NJ 08-08-2009

Jackson Township Wounded Warriors Parade – NJ 08-08-2009

Jackson Justice Complex procession for the Wounded Warriors courtesy of www.jacksonnjonline. Thanks to Mayor Mike Reina for thinking about our troops!

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Mayor Reina visits Holman School kindergartners

Jackson, NJ – Today was “Dogs for Dads” for Kindergartners of Mrs. Davenport’s class at the Lucy N. Holman Elementary School.    A day for kids to say thanks to dad in advance of Father’s Day, but it was also a special day for the kids and their fathers as they were treated with a special mystery guest, Jackson Township Mayor Mike Reina.   

Mayor Reina was presented with a tie made by parents and children which included stars, an American Flag, the words Mr. Mayor and of course a tree with a gypsy moth caterpiller on it, which the mayor graciously wore as he read Dr. Seuss’ The Sneetches, a story about how one scrupulous business owner tries to take advantage of unsuspecting sneetches on the beaches by selling them status symbols they didn’t need.    In the end the Sneetches realized that it didn’t matter if they had something that made them different because regardless of their differences, they can all be friends in the end.

Today’s visit was the brainchild of six year old kindergarten student Erin Stilton who thought it would be a ‘cool’ idea to ask her dad if Mayor Reina would be her special mystery guest instead of himself.   “Of course when she wanted Mr. Reina instead of me, it was a blow, but I thought it would be a wonderful experience for the kids.  Besides, who wants to hear about an old IT guy talk about the differences between megabytes and gigabytes.  I agree the mayor is a bit more interesting” said Erin’s dad Phil “I’ve been told all along that parents should get involved in education in our town and it’s an opportunity these kids might never have had otherwise.   So much has been cut from our town’s education in the past 7 years and these kids stand to miss out on opportunities that were available just a few years ago.  It’s nice to have a mayor who so freely gives back to the community and it’s an experience the children will take with them and remember as the day the mayor came to class and read to them”.

The mayor, who is used to tough crowds down at town hall handled the children just fine and mingled with the group of  first year dads whose children have just finished their first full year in Jackson’s public school system.   After reading to the children the mayor was off to meet with county officials to continue brokering a deal for the Jackson Girls Recreation Softball League to find them a permanent new home over at the county owned Patriot’s Park to give the league much needed relief.