April 27th 2013
Bradley
Beach is Open and The Children have a new safe place.
The sun was up and ready to welcome the rebirth
of a special place along the New Jersey Shore. The Mayor and members of The
Bradley Beach NJ council officially reopened the Sergeant
Charles M. Bud Cozzens playground along the
grand promenade where the ocean meets the street.
The Bradley Beach first-aid squad was on hand
to show off their new 2013 ambulance and to pay respect to Sergeant Cozzens who
was a life member of the squad as well as the local fire department before his death
in the line of duty in 1964.
The people of Bradley Beach who were lucky and
were spared a large amount of damage during Super Storm Sandy were very happy
to see the grand reopening of the playground. The playground which did suffer
major infrastructure damage as well as the outer
support wall facing Ocean Avenue which was heavily damage due to the mass
amount of water from this super storm is now open and a safe place for our
children to come and play and to use their imagination said Council Member Salvatore
A. Galassetti.
The Bradley Beach Public Works Department did a
great job said Mayor Gary Engelstad under the leadership of Richard T. Bianchi,
Jr. Operating Supervisor of Public Works and his men the Borough is open for
business and this summer visitors will find safe clean beaches with Great
Service and Amenities, like new clean restrooms, well trained lifeguards and
great food Concisions.
Mayor Gary Engelstad Welcomes Everyone. |
Sergeant
Charles M. Bud Cozzens
|
Mayor starts the count |
John Zech of The Bradley Beach First Aid Squad
Council Member Salvatore
A. Galassetti
Former Superintendent of Bradley Beach NJ School Dist.
MaryAnn Galassetti
Notes the 2013 P&L ambulance in the background this is the first time it has been shown in public.
Editorial Note There is no name under the photos of the children of Bradley Beach this is done in agreement with a program of safety from the National Society of Local News Bloggers to respect the rights of the families and to protect the children.
The Editor
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