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INSIDE THIS ISSUEMarch Madness

Marlton native Laura Sweeneyleads Villanova. PAGE 3

KRISTEN DOWD/The Marlton Sun

Brody the bulldog takes a break from giving some slobbery smooches at HeavenSent Bulldog Rescues Kissing Booth at the Prome-nade at Sagemore on Saturday, March 16. The annual event is a fundraiser for the bulldog rescue. For more photos, check out page 18.

Kissing boothProposedbudgetraisestaxes

By SHANNON CAULFIELDThe Marlton Sun

Marlton Township ManagerBill Cromie presented the pro-posed 2013 township budget,which included a $59.65 increasefor the average assessed home of$271,200.

The increase correlates to thetownships responsibility to paymore than $1.5 million in tax ap-peals. The township receives 15percent of property tax dollars,but is required to pay 100 percentof the tax appeals, according toCromie.

The proposed budget of $32.8million indicates a spending de-

crease of $26,571 from 2012.We do not have a spending

problem. We have a revenue prob-lem, Cromie said.

The township utilized surplus,which would have otherwise car-ried over to next year.

The tax levy would provide im-mediate revenue and be equal to$1.15 per week for residents.

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MARCH 27-APRIL 2, 2013 THE MARLTON SUN 3

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The Medford-Vincentown Ro-tary Club has announced thatscholarships worth a total of$25,000 will be presented to fivehigh school seniors who live inthe 08055 and 08088 postal zones.

This includes students who at-tend Seneca and Shawnee HighSchools, Holy Cross, Bishop Eu-stace and the Burlington CountyInstitute of Technology.

The Rotary Club, based on fi-nancial need, academic excel-

lence, a history of public serviceand an interview with the RotaryClubs selections committee, willchoose the five students.

Applications can be requestedfrom each schools counseling of-fice.

The applications consist of fi-nancial information that will beheld in the strictest confidence,academic history, other informa-tion that will help with the selec-

tion process and a written essay.The essay should be at least

two-pages, double spaced, writtenby the applicant and describe thereasons why he or she deservesthe scholarship.

Financial need or extenuatingcircumstances can be addressedin the essay as well.

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up to five students from the appli-cants who submit completed ap-plications and essays.

The selected students applica-tions and attachments must be re-turned to the Medford-Vincen-town Rotary Club by April 1, sothat interviews can be held dur-ing the weeks of April 8 to April22. Winners of the scholarshipswill be announced soon afterApril 22.

Rotary Club to awardfive scholarships

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Congratulations to CrashLanding, the newest Marlton-based rock band. They recentlyperformed at Fallout Shelter 511in Sewell.

Consisting of members DanDellamarine (drums), Nick Fysz(bass), and Nick Oriold(guitar/vocals), these guys put onan awesome show.

The band has several gigs com-ing soon, including the Jump-Zone in Sicklerville on April 6, acancer fundraiser concert at

Freedom Park in Medford (date to

be announced), and an openingday ceremony at the BridesburgOutboard Club in Philadelphia,Pa. on Memorial Day weekend.

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letters to the editor

Widening Route 70 wouldalleviate flow problems

With all the widening of Route 70 overthe past few years, taking out the circle andadding more lights, to make the trafficflow better, it all comes to a screechinghalt at Greenbrook Drive.

Down from six lanes to Route 73, then

four lanes for a mile or so, then to one eachway.Want traffic to flow better? Widen the

road to at least four lanes, two each way.I remember the days when you would

have to sit and wait only on Friday nights.That has changed to every weeknight. Fri-day nights have turned into a nightmare.Thank you for listening.

Carmen Clifford

In November, New Jersey voters

will have the opportunity to ap-

prove a bill that would increase the

states minimum wage from $7.25 per

hour to $8.25 per hour, starting in Sep-

tember 2014. An approving vote would

also kick in automatic cost-of-living in-

creases each year based on the Con-sumer Price Index.

In his State of the Union address

this year, President Obama recom-

mended raising the minimum wage to

$9 per hour. If Congress approves of

that measure, it would take effect na-

tionwide.

Not surprisingly, though, small busi-

ness owners in New Jersey are over-

whelmingly against raising the mini-

mum wage. The New Jersey chapter of

the National Federation of Independ-

ent Business showed that 93 percent of

its members oppose the move. NFIB

Director Laurie Ehlbeck called the re-

sults one of the most one-sided shes

ever seen.And it should be no surprise as to

why.

The states, and the countrys,

biggest current employment problem

isnt that workers are paid too little; its

that there arent enough jobs available.

Raising the minimum wage, forcing

small business owners to spend more

money, is not a solid tactic to encour-age hiring. The focus should be on in-

centivizing small business owners to

hire more workers, not to pay their

current workers more money.

The governments logic is misguided

if it believes that the reason that un-

employed workers wont take entry-

level jobs is that the salary isnt high

enough. Thats part of the problem,

true, but thats mainly because our

government is incentivizing people not

to work,with the structure of unem-

ployment benefits being what theyve

been for so long now.It would be a shame for a bill like

this to pass at a time when the states

job market just reported positive gains.

The state Labor Department reported

recently that New Jersey gained 66,400

jobs in 2012, the largest such jump

since 2000.

Sure, were still way off the pre-re-

cession employment rate, but at least

its a start.

Our local and federal governments

need to find a way incentivize small

businesses to hire, instead of burden-

ing them with yet another added cost

of doing business.

in our opinion

Put people to workCreating more jobs, not raising minimum wage, is the answer

Your thoughts?

Do you plan on voting for or against thestate constitutional amendment thatwould raise New Jerseys minimumwage by $1 to $8.25 per hour?

Send us your Marlton newsHave a news tip? Want to send us a press release or photos? Shoot an interesting video?Drop us an email at [email protected]. Fax us at (856) 427-0934. Call the editor at(856) 427-0933.

The Center for the Arts in SouthernNew Jersey presents the Annual JuriedWatercolor Exhibit April 1-22.

Watercolorists from the Delaware Val-ley are featured in this competition withboth contemporary and traditionalwork. Maureen Gass-Brown, who asstudied with eminent watercoloristsEdgar Whitney, Barbara Nechis, MelStain and Jean Spicer, juried. Prizes willbe awarded at the reception.

The exhibition reception, free andopen to the public, will be held Thursday,April 11 from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m.

The exhibit is free and open to thepublic Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to3 p.m. and Wednesday 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Watercolor exhibit

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The following reports are onfile with the Evesham TownshipPolice Department:

On March 13 the Evesham Po-lice Department, through an on-going investigation into the saleof marijuana, executed a searchwarrant at a home in the 500block of Berkshire Way.

During the search, investiga-tors seized marijuana, and itemsused in the sale and manufactur-ing of drugs and cash.

The suspect, age 19 of Marlton,was charged with third-degreedistribution of marijuana and a

disorderly persons offense forpossession of drug parapherna-lia. He was released on his ownrecognizance.

On March 14 the Evesham Po-lice Department, through an on-going investigation into the saleof drugs, executed a search war-rant at a home in the unit block ofPalmetto Avenue.

During the search, investiga-

tors siezed marijuana, LSD,mushrooms, items used in thesale and manufacturing of drugsand approximately $11,000 incash.

The suspect, age 24 of Marlton,was charged with third-degreedistribution of marijuana, third-degree possession of LSD, third-degree possession of psilocybinmushrooms and a disorderly per-sons offense for possession ofdrug paraphernalia. He was re-leased on his own recognizancepending a court appearance.

On Saturday, March 16 the Eve-

sham Police Department conduct-ed a Cops in Shops detail at theliquor stores located within thetownship.

This is a proactive enforcementdetail, sponsored by the state ofNew Jersey, and directed the en-forcement of the states liquorlaws.

This detail led to the arrest of

police report

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WEDNESDAYMARCH 27One-on-One Computer Help Ses-

sions: 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Eve-sham Branch Library. Make an

appointment for a 30-minute per-sonal help session to have email,Internet and computer how-toquestions answered. Mouse skillsrequired. When registering,briefly describe questions.

MOMS club: For at-home mothers.Email [email protected] for information.

Preschool storytime: Barnes andNoble, 200 West Rt. 70. 11 a.m.Call 596-7058 for information.

Overeaters Anonymous: 4:15 p.m.at Prince of Peace Church. 10 a.m.Call (609) 239-0022 or visitwww.oa.org for information.

THURSDAYMARCH 28Time for Twos and Threes: 10:30

a.m. at Evesham Branch Library.Get out of the house and into thelibrary for Ms. Marys Time forTwos and Threes. Registrationrequired.

Mat Pilates: Gibson House. Targetsabs, back, posture, balance andflexibility. Call 985-9792 for infor-mation.

Piloxing: Gibson House. Non-con-tact, explosive boxing drills using1 lb. piloxing gloves. Call 985-9792 for information.

FRIDAYMARCH 29Overeaters Anonymous: 10 a.m. at

Prince of Peace Church. 10 a.m.Call (609) 239-0022 or visit

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SATURDAYMARCH 30Overeaters Anonymous: 10 a.m. at

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date of the event. Send information by mail to: Calendar, TheMarlton Sun, 108 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield, NJ 08033. Orby email: [email protected]. Or you can submit a calendarlisting through our website (www.marltonsun.com).

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On Saturday, March 16, 16novice and intermediate runnersbegan a couch-to-5k running pro-gram to achieve personal goalswhile supporting the AlexaNawrocki Pediatric Cancer Foun-dation.

Seeing a need and knowinghow popular running programsare, Gary Hendri, owner of Ath-letic Fitness Concepts, LLC re-cruited volunteer coaches to offera 10-week training program.

The personal fitness companyand volunteers teamed up toteach people how to run or walktheir first 5k race, while at thesame time part of the registra-tion fees went directly to theMarlton-based charity.

Participants in the programwill spend 10 weeks graduallyand safely increasing theirmileage until they have thestrength, stamina and confidenceto walk or run the WIA-KIA 5krace, held in Medford each year

on Memorial Day weekend.The coaches, who include a

personal trainer, physical thera-pist and experienced running en-thusiasts, provide support, en-couragement, and information tothe walkers and runners.

Throughout the program, theparticipants receive printed ma-terials, online group support aswell as workshops that answerquestions about nutrition,stretching, strength training and

injury prevention.If you can walk a mile, andare willing to improve and havefun at the same time, you can dothis program, head coach, JoanKerrigan said. We provide thestructure and the group supportthat is lacking in many couch-to-5k programs. Athletic FitnessConcepts provides the strengthand conditioning for any partici-pants who wish to increase theiroverall fitness level. Its a win-winfor us and the community in gen-

eral.To help address a vital need in

the South Jersey community, aportion of every registration feegoes to the Alexa Nawrocki Pedi-atric Cancer Foundation, a chari-

ty that sponsors local familiesgoing through the traumatic andcostly experience of having achild undergoing cancer treat-ment.

We saw a need and wanted togive back to the community. Itsnice to support the Cancer Foun-dation while helping people get fitat the same time, Trainer GaryHendri said.


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to practice speaking English inthis relaxed group. This group isbest for people who already knowEnglish, but want additional prac-tice. Call (856) 983-1444 to regis-ter.

Overeaters Anonymous: 1:30 p.m.at Prince of Peace Church. 10 a.m.Call (609) 239-0022 or visitwww.oa.org for information.

TUESDAYAPRIL 2Abrakadoodle: Ages 5 to 10. 10:30

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Overeaters Anonymous: 10 a.m. atPrince of Peace Church. 10 a.m.Call (609) 239-0022 or visitwww.oa.org for information.

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more than anything, Sweeneysaid.

To sweeten the deal, Sweeneywas named to the second-teamAll-Big East team for the secondconsecutive year.

Its a big deal, its exciting andit gives you a little motivation andquiet confidence, said Sweeney, afifth-year senior with her under-graduate degree in human servic-

es, who is going to school fornursing.Sweeney is a team leader, ac-

cording to head coach Harry Per-retta.

Lauras role as a player is todo a little bit of everything score, rebound, give assists, stealand block, said Perretta, a coach-ing veteran now in his 35th sea-son with Villanova. As a captain,her role is to set a good example,

work hard every day and be a pos-itive influence for everyone.

According to Perretta,Sweeney is a 24/7 athlete, rarely

taking a break from practice.Sweeney leads the team in both

scoring and rebounding.Without her we wouldnt be in

the NCAA tournament, Perrettasaid.

Before Sweeneys career at Vil-lanova, she was a dominant ath-lete at Cherokee High School.

According to Villanovas web-site, Sweeney was a four-year let-terwinner, varsity starter and all-conference pick, a two-time All-

South Jersey selection, 2008Burlington County Player of theYear, MVP of the 2008 All-StateNew Jersey All-Star Game andsenior team captain.

Additionally, Sweeney holdshigh school records for mostpoints scored with 2,037 and mostrebounds with 1,285.

I loved playing in the schooldistrict. I still keep tabs on theschools, it was a competitive

league to play in, Sweeney said.I think it had a lot to do with mecoming to play at Villanova.

Perretta took notice of

Sweeney her sophomore year,while she was playing with theRunning Rebels, an AAU basket-ball team.

She was a very dominant play-er in South Jersey.

We were lucky enough to gether to come to Villanova, Perret-ta said.

Sweeney was redshirted, orable to practice and workout withthe team but unable to compete ingames, her freshman year.

Perretta has noticed drasticimprovement in Sweeneys game.Ive seen her grow in terms of

confidence. She wasnt confi-dent, he said. She needed to un-derstand how good she was. Be-cause shes so shy and so un-selfish she needed to know shecould exert herself and take theshot.

Sweeney attributes her well-rounded understanding of thegame to Perretta.

I understood what the coach

needs and wants more than ever. Istill am nervous, but I rely on thelast three years that have broughtme into my last year, Sweeneysaid.

Sweeney is focused on theneeds of the team and dedicatedto taking the Lady Wildcats as faras possible.

I think Im keeping the teamgrounded and reminding themwe made the tournament for areason and weve gotten better asthe games have gone on,Sweeney said.

I had fun every year but with-out a doubt this was the best yearplaying basketball. I can relate itto my teammates and coaches.Ive loved every minute of it.

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According to Cromie, the costper resident in Evesham Town-ship is $721, less than the Burling-ton County average of $859.

Included in the budget is theproposed $3.1 million capitalbudget, encompassing neighbor-hood improvements and the roadre-pavement project. The budgetis financed utilizing a $150,000cash down payment and capitalbonds.

If every town in Burlington

County did business the way wedid business, it would save $61million to taxpayers in Burling-ton County, Mayor Randy Brownsaid.

Brown compared EveshamTownship to neighboring townsin Camden County, noting itwould be No. 1.

I should be delivering a tax de-crease, Brown said. Weve doneeverything right, but its the mu-nicipalitys responsibility to payall tax appeal losses. Even though

the township takes 15 cents in, wehave to pay the whole dollar out.

According to Brown, Eveshamreceives reimbursement on losttax appeals, accounting for 30 per-cent of losses. The other 70 per-cent, approximately $1 million, iseaten by the township.

The township spent $700,000 fortax collectors and assessors, noneof which is refunded or used asshared services, somethingBrown would like to see changed.

Brown is proposing to ap-proach the taxing entitiesthrough a bill to reimburse thetownship in full for the amount ofmoney due for tax appeals. Addi-tionally, Brown hopes to work ona shared services agreement withall the taxing entities about thetax collector and assessor.

Concurrently, Brown asked thecouncil to consider supportingstate Senate bill 1896.

According to Cromie, the billwould allow schools and other en-

tities to create a reserve for taxappeals, removing the financialburden from the township.

Im calling on our Legislatureto enact and pass this bill, with acompanion bill in the Assembly

by summer recess, Brown said.Lets have full accountability ineveryones budget.

Evesham Township shouldnot have to pay the bills for eight

sending towns in the Lenape Re-gional district. If were payingthe full load in their appeals, weshouldnt be paying for the othertowns.

A timeline for the bill has notbeen established.

In other news:Indian Springs Golf Course

marketing will see an overhaul,and trash collection will change.

According to Frank Hesson, di-rector of golf operations, a thirdparty marketing firm will overseewebsite updates, email marketingfor a database of 6,000 people, tee

times and the creation of an appthat includes a GPS system withan aerial view of the course.

According to deputy managerTom Kohl, trash collection willmove from five days to four days.

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Education Category Winner:Erin Lawler

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Motivated by personal familytragedy, she has worked tirelesslyto help hundreds of studentsmake good life decisions. Erinalso has a working relationshipwith Cooper Hospital TraumaCenter to provide students withpresentations about the conse-quences of poor decisions.

Erin is responsible for organiz-ing the Precious Gems Run/Walkto provide funds to support sub-stance awareness programs. Sheis a leader in the Young Life pro-

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For fun you might find Sandiparticipating in a marathon runor a triathlon. She is also a mem-ber of the Athletic Trainers Soci-ety of N.J. and is currently creat-ing a peer crisis stress manage-ment group for athletic trainersin N.J. She is on the MercuryTeam, which is a critical incidentstress management responseteam for first responders and is amember of the Cooper HospitalCritical Incident Response Teamfor hospital staff.

Outstanding Student &Scholarship Winner: Dionne

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graduate from Burlington Town-ship High School this year andwill continue on to college to pur-sue a four-year degree. She hopesto attend law school and become acorporate attorney.

She is the president of theWomens Issues club, VP of theNational Honor Society, class rep-resentative in student govern-ment, and president of herChurchs Youth Advisory Board.She is also a member of the Fu-ture Business Leaders of Ameri-ca. Dionne participated in theAmerican Cancer SocietysBreast Cancer Walk, where shehas personally raised $850. Theclub collectively has raised al-most $2,000 toward the causesince she has been in office.

With her interest in volun-teerism and advocating forwomen and girls, she introducedand registered a club at school

called Girl Up which is a part ofthe United Nations Foundation;Girl Up is a pioneering movementto give American girls the oppor-tunity to become worldwide lead-ers and raise awareness and

funds for UN Programs to reachthe worlds most disadvantagedgirls.

Arts Category Winner: Jen-nifer Braverman

An artist and educator Jen-nifer Bravermans actions serveas a model for women who striveto be strong physically, education-ally, artistically and socially. Asan undergraduate at TCNJ Jen-nifer had a concentration onWomen in Learning and Leader-ship, which has influenced herartistic endeavors and her teach-ing philosophy.

She is an Author of WomenColoring The World a coloringbook which recognizes womenwho have changed the worldthrough art, science, media socialactivism and the humanities. Jen-nifer believes that young womencan look to others as role modelsfor thinking and dreaming abouthow they can change theworld. Jennifer was the youngestartist to have an exhibition fea-tured in the 2008 NJ GovernorsConference for Women.

She also volunteered to designand create a poster series with Of-

fice of Anti-Violence initiatives aTCNJ. The Series titled YourSelf-Defining Moment spreadawareness about bystander inter-vention and how to react to do-mestic abuse, harassment andstalking.

In 2011, Jennifer was hired as afreelance graphic designer towork on the Green Dot Cam-paign poster series titledTheres strength in our num-bers: Stop the Violence which vi-sualized data regardingthe anti-violence green commu-nity.

Jennifer has a masters in FineArts from Boston University andcurrently teaches in Maple ShadeHigh School.

Business Category Winner:Kristi Howell Ikeda

Kristi Howell Ikeda is the presi-dent and CEO of the BurlingtonCounty Chamber of Commerce.Since 2002, Kristi has led theChambers growth in member-

ship, revenue and staffing andalso expanding its annual pro-gramming from 20 to more than60 events.

Kristi is very active in theBurlington County community

serving on numerous boards andcommittees. She has created part-nerships with local business asso-ciations and regional organiza-tions including the Builders

League of South Jersey, theSouthern NJ Development Coun-cil and the National Associationof Business Owners South Jer-sey. The Chamber has formed astrong relationship with the JointBase McGuire Dix Lakehurst andhas committed itself to support-ing the base, women and men,who serve there.

As the CEO of the Chamber ofCommerce for the largest countyin the state, she is able to use herposition to help promote womenin business through leadershiptraining, speaking engagementsand specialized women program-ming such as the Womens Busi-ness Forum. Kristi frequentlypromotes female entrepreneursand business leaders helpingthem grow their network.

Social Services CategoryWinner: Ida Petkus

Ida Petkus is the founder, exec-utive director and lead victim ad-vocate of the Domestic Violence

Advocacy Center, which providescontinuing help for victims of do-mestic violence. Working in a car-ing and ethical fashion, Ida givessurvivors of domestic violencethe respect and care they needover time to carry on with theirlives. The center runs a safehouse, support groups, empower-ment classes, legal services andreferrals and uniquely an interac-tive Internet contact with socialservices providers, via a live chatroom.

Graduate of Indiana Universi-ty and Indiana Wesleyan Univer-sity, Ida served on the Board ofTrustees CASA (Court AppointedSpecial Advocates for Children)and court mediator and dual cer-tified responder domestic vio-lence sexual assault

One of the people whose lifewas touched by Ida shares, sheopened the passageway for me tolive a violence-free lifeI will al-ways be grateful to Ida as she

worked and supported my jour-ney to abuse-free living when oth-ers gave up on me or could nothelp me or simply turned theirbacksthis woman saved mylife.

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