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While the voyage is semi-recreational, these are experienced paddlers, so it's not an amateur pursuit.

View Comments OCEANPORT - Four borough watermen will attempt to stand-up paddle from Oceanport Creek to Manhattan Island, a distance of 30 miles, in the name of several charities.  The quartet — Chris Macioch, John Majeski, Jeremy Julio and Bryan Zinski — are seasoned paddlers that have made long-distance paddles before, but haven't tried this route. It's very likely they're the first to do so.    "We like to push ourselves. We're always asking, 'What's the next challenge?" said Julio, 39, who's a Long Branch high school teacher and owner of Last Bite Mosquito and Tick Control...

An incredible challenge has begun for four New Jersey men. Their goal is to conquer the waters of the Shrewsbury River, Sandy Hook Bay, Raritan Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Hudson River while generating donations for 4 amazing charities. Here's how they're doing it and why they're doing it.

Why 4 N.J. business owners plan to paddle 30 miles from Oceanport to Manhattan Updated May 03, 2021; Posted May 03, 2021 On April 26, the NJ to NYC team gathered on the shore of the Shrewsbury River in Oceanport close to the starting of line of where their epic journey which will happen on June 5, 2021, ultimately taking them to the southern tip of Manhattan. From left, Bryan Zinski, Chris Macioch, Jeremy Julio, John Majeski. Facebook Share Four local business owners will stand-up paddleboard from Oceanport Paddle Club to the southern tip of Manhattan 30 miles away on Saturday, June 5, to r...