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Riley Gerinnan, 7, and her siblings Eddie, 5, Taylor, 4, and Brett, 3, dance to Brooke Shive and the 45s at the summer concert series at thePromenade at the Sagemore.
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nearsBy SHANNON CAULFIELD
The Marlton Sun
National Night Out will beheld for the first time commu-nity wide this year.
The event was spread outbefore, and this year we decid-ed to put it all together andmake it the true first NationalNight Out, said BarryFitzgerald, co-chair of Eve-sham NNO.
The movement began in1983 to help heighten crimeawareness and prevention,generate support for, and par-ticipate in, anti-crime pro-
grams, strengthen neighbor-hood spirit and police-commu-nity partnerships and send amessage to criminals lettingthem know that neighbor-hoods are organized and fight-ing back, according to Na-tional Night Outs website.
Its a way to get everyone inthe township to watch and
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Dancing to the tunes
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Burlington County Freehold-ers will officially recognize thewinners of the annual Environ-mental Health Photo Contest atthis weeks freeholder meeting.All photos were displayed and
judged by the public at Earth Fairon June 24.
More than 70 entries were re-ceived, out of which seven win-ners were chosen, primarily in
age categories.We congratulate the winners
and all the residents who submit-ted entries in the contest de-signed to raise awareness ofeveryones impact on the environ-ment, said Freeholder MaryAnn OBrien.
You cant help but be im-pressed by the variety of images,
not to mention the large numberof entries from young people,OBrien added.
The Peoples Choice Awardwent to James Leedom of Colum-bus for his photo taken of unusu-al vividly colored mushroomsfound in Smithville Park.
James Webb of Browns Millswon the Adult Professional cate-gory with his photo taken at Mir-
ror Lake in Browns Mills rightbefore dusk after a thunderstorm.
Janet Alter of Marlton, wonthe Senior Amateur category forher photo of a frog in the Bound-ary Creek Natural Resource Areaof Moorestown.
Michael Gonzalez of Columbuswon the Adult Amateur with hisphoto of his daughters capturedunder a rainbow during a sunshower.
Gianna Jones won the 16 to 18age group for her photo of a lady-bug taken in Marlton, and DanielParedes won the 11 to 15 agegroup for his picture of a massivetree in Marlton.
The winners were presentedcertificates at the freeholdermeeting on Wednesday, July 25.
All of the entries are beingshowcased on the BurlingtonCounty Health Departmentswebsite which can be accessed atwww.co.burlington.nj.us/health.
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The Affordable Housing TrustFund was addressed at the Eve-sham Township council meetingon Wednesday, July 25, pending aletter received from the state.
The township received the let-ter, as expected, to collect the$270,000 from the AffordableHousing Trust Fund surplus, ac-cording to Mayor Randy Brown.
The Affordable Housing TrustFund was presented in April. Thetownship was given four optionsto utilize the money: extend af-
fordability controls and offer toextend owner occupied affordablehousing units for 30 years, pro-vide special needs housing, offer
down payment assistance to sup-port homeownership and lastly,market to affordable or usemonies to buy down the cost ofa unit.
Following the steps taken forthe fun, $270,000 remained for thetownship to decide on how it wasgoing to spend the money.
The decision was approvedtwo weeks ago, knew the deadlineof when the state was going tocome in and swoop and take themoney from us, Brown said.Theres a plan with the moneythats COAH compliant due toplan put in place to spend it on
the town, said Brown.The entire COAH process is
confusing, says Brown, to bothelected officials and residents.
On one hand they say there isno COAH, on the other hand theysay theyre going to take themoney, Brown said. And, ifCOAH comes back, you have useit on low-income projects, whichis the confusing part as even anelected official
The township follows the leadof Leah Furey Bruder, townshipPlanning and Zoning Board plan-ner, teamed with Ron Morgan,COAH attorney.
Together, they applied the fi-nancial plan two weeks ago, andwe trust their judgment andagreed with it. Overall, Im still
disappointed in the state that weneed to go to these measures, but
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According to the Evesham Po-lice Department, a compositedrawing of a suspect was re-leased in relation to the July 9 lur-ing incident in the Kings GrantDevelopment.
The 15-year-old victim reportedshe was dropped off by the schoolbus at the intersection of KingsGrant Drive and Coventry Circlewhen approached by a man andwas offered a ride home.
According to the report, thedriver was a 50 year-old male withsalt-and-peppered colored hair, adark, short-trimmed beard and awhite t-shirt. He reportedly drovea white cargo van with only thedriver and passenger windows
and was last seen on CoventryCircle.Recently, investigators were
able to re-interview the victim,who was able to provide a sketchartist, from the New Jersey StatePolice, a detailed description ofthe man who attempted to lureher in his van. This sketch is nowavailable on the Evesham PoliceDepartments Facebook Page.
If anyone can identify the maledepicted in the sketch or has in-formation on this incident, please
contact the Evesham Police De-partment at 856-983-1116, the Con-fidential Tip Line at 856-983-4699or email at [email protected]. Anonymous tips can textETPDTIP to 847411.
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Evesham Police Department re-leased the above sketch of theman believed to be part of theluring incident in Kings Grant.
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The following reports are onfile with the Evesham Police De-partment:
During the week of July 11, theEvesham Police Department andCherry Hill Police Department,through an on-going investiga-tion into a vehicle burglary ring,arrested five people.
The group is suspected of en-tering over 100 vehicles in the tri-county area during the past fewmonths.
The thieves targeted unlockedvehicles and lifted electronics,
jewelry and cash.
The case broke when investiga-tors developed information thatthe group was selling the stolenmerchandise in Evesham Town-ship.
On July 17, investigatorsstopped the group while theywere transporting stolen pro-ceeds from prior vehicle burgla-ries in Cherry Hill Township.During the arrest stolen electron-ics were recovered and the vehi-cle they were operating wasseized.
On July 19, at 8:40 p.m., the Eve-sham Police Department respond-ed to the wooded area nearBrandywine Drive and CharterOak Lane for a report of a malechasing several juveniles with aknife.
Upon the officers arrival, thejuveniles reported they werewalking down the wooded pathbetween Westerly Drive andBrandywine Drive when they en-
counter a male between 20 and 40years of age, wearing all darkclothes and holding a knife.
They all stated the male point-ed the knife at them and they im-mediately ran off screaming.There was no exchange of wordsbetween the suspect and the juve-niles. A perimeter was set up and
a K-9 unit responded andsearched the area. Possible DNAevidence from the suspect wasfound, but wasnt located. A Nixlealert message was immediatelysent out to subscribers advisingresidents of the situation and tostay indoors.
If anyone has informationabout this incident, or informa-tion regarding recent suspiciouspersons in the area, you are askedto contact the Evesham Police De-partment at 856-983-1116, the Con-fidential Tip Line at 856-983-4699or email at [email protected]. Anonymous tips text ET-
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look out for their neighbors, Fitzgeraldsaid.
NNO 2011 involved more than 37 millionpeople in 15,325 communities from all 50states, U.S. territories, Canadian cities, andmilitary bases worldwide, according to anofficial statement.
A moon bounce, dunk tank will be therefor fun for the kids along with, face paintingand a hula-hoop contest along with an arrayof other kids activities. Soft pretzels andwater ice will also be offered free of charge.
Evesham is expecting a few hundredpeople to kick of the inaugural event in the
community, Fitzgerald said.Its a wonderful opportunity for com-
munities nationwide to promote police-
community partnerships, crime preven-tion, and neighborhood camaraderie.Matt Pekin, executive director of NNO saidin an official statement. While the onenight is certainly not an answer to crime,drugs and violence, National Night Outdoes represent the kind of spirit, energyand determination that is helping to makemany neighborhoods safer places through-out the year. It [NNO] is a night to celebratesafety and crime prevention successes and to expand and strengthen programs forthe next 364 days.
Guests are invited to come celebrate
NNO and enjoy a free evening with theircommunity.
The police station will be open for toursalong with SWAT, the K-9 rescue, theD.A.R.E. truck and fire trucks along with
the smoke house throughout the night anddemonstrations from the unique teams willalso be involved with NNO.
The national sponsor, Target, will behaving multiple giveaways along withNNO for those in attendance.
We decided to get the community to-gether and have a great night, saidFitzgerald.
National Night Out will take place Aug. 7from 7 until 10 p.m. at the Evesham Town-ship Municipal Building located at 984Tuckerton Road.
Come out and meet your neighbors and
enjoy a night with the family, Fitzgeraldsaid.
Its hard to believe, but a new school
year is almost upon us. In a few
short weeks, schools open.
But what will be different about this
school year?
Were going to find out. Right now,
our reporters are compiling lists of
questions for school leaders about thenew school year.
Are there new classes students and
parents need to know about?
How about scheduling changes?
Was any work done at the schools
over the summer?
If your school district switched its
annual election to November, well ask
if there will be any noticeable impact
on the schools.
Generally, well be asking school
leaders to tell us about things that
you parents, taxpayers and students need to know before the 2012-13 school
year begins.
Then, we will pass that information
along to you.
Do you have any questions youd like
our reporters to ask? If so, the time to
act is now.
Maybe you are concerned about the
budget (who isnt?). Or maybe youveheard about a new program that you
think might be ideal for your child. Or
perhaps you are wondering about re-
pairs that were scheduled for your
childs school.
Wed love to get those questions from
you. Just send an email to us so that we
can include them on our lists.
Most school districts have done a lot
in recent years to be more responsive
to questions submitted by the public. Itmakes sense. Everyone wants to have
great schools. Everyone wants to keep
taxes as low as possible, while still pro-
viding great service. One of the best
ways to achieve these goals is to build a
true public-private partnership be-
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So send us your questions. Well do
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Ready for school?Its August, so school doors open in only a few weeks
Any questions?
We are tracking down school leaders toask them questions about the upcom-ing school year. So whats on yourmind? Send us your questions, andwell do our best to get answers.
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Kids Can Cook: Ages 6 to 9. 2 p.m.at Evesham Branch Library. JoinMiss Meghan, RD, from MedfordShopRite, for kid-friendly cook-ing. Children will sample newfoods while learning about cook-ing, measuring, nutrition andsharing. Registration required.Register online or call (856) 983-
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Preschool storytime: Barnes andNoble, 200 West Rt. 70. 11 a.m.Call 596-7058 for information.
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Boat Tales: Ages 3 to 6. 10:30 a.m.and 1 p.m. at Evesham BranchLibrary. All aboard! Join Ms. Hollyfor some summertime fun withtales of adventure on the opensea. Craft included. Registeronline or call (856) 983-1444.
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Summer Concert Series: GibsonHouse Community Center: 7 to 8p.m. in the air-conditioned mainhall of Gibson House CommunityCenter, 535 E. Main St., Marlton.Held every Monday through thesummer as part of the 2012 Sum-
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Knitting Club: Ages 9 to 18. 10:30a.m. at Evesham Branch Library.During this four-week series,tweens and teens will learn basicsof knitting. By the end of theseries, students will leave with acompleted project. Bring size 10
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Sam and His Crazy Dreams withRick Waterhouse: Ages 4 to 10. 7p.m. at Evesham Branch Library.
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An ordinance was approved ad-dressing the contract issues ofthe township employees of Eve-sham, who have been without acontract for approximately 18months. The township is lookingto amend the current issue andthe approved ordinance will pro-vide salaries and compensation tobe paid to the officers and em-ployees of the township.
Im hopeful weve madeprogress, said Mayor RandyBrown. Well continue to makeprogress the next few weeks.
Two contracts were awardedfor road construction of Tomlin-son Mill road improvements andthe second phase of resurfacingCarlton Avenue.
The townships courtroom hasinstituted metal detectors in themunicipal building.
I feel good sitting here know-ing we have cops and metal detec-tors. What happened was a horri-
ble tragedy [in reference to theColorado theatre shootings] andour thoughts and prayers arewith the families, Brown said.
The next meeting will be Aug.
21 at 6:30 p.m. following executivesession at 6:00 p.m. This date issubject to change, for more infor-mation visit www.evesham-nj.govor call 856-983-2900.
Contracts awarded for road construction
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Matthew Shikitino has re-served a place as a transfer stu-dent at SUNY Oswego. Fall class-es will begin Aug. 27. He last stud-
ied at Burlington County College.
Jesse Carroll graduated fromGeneva College with a bachelorsdegree in history.
The following students gradu-ated from Rider University:
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Jaclyn Keys received a masterof arts degree in counseling serv-
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Jaimie Sharp received a bach-elor of science degree in businessadministration.
Sara Steinmetz received abachelor of arts degree in psy-
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Lauren A. de Levie has beennamed to first honors on the
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An industrial design teamfrom the Savannah College of Artand Design (SCAD) has beenawarded the prestigious Plat-inum A'Design Award. Led by re-cent SCAD graduate AlexanderWerbickas, the students beat outprofessional designers to win theDigital and Electronic Device De-sign category for their SmartMedia System, an entertainmentsystem that transforms how con-sumers share and interact withmedia and each other.
Werbickas, was the projectmanager for the SCAD project. InMay, two weeks after graduatingwith a B.F.A. in industrial designfrom SCAD, Werbickas traveledto the global design hub of Milan,Italy, to accept the award on be-half of the SCAD team.
Marlton resident and recentIthaca College graduate Alec
Mitchell was among 14 finalistschosen from a field of more than100 students nationwide to com-pete in the 2012 Media Plan CaseCompetition held in Washington,D.C., in June. Mitchell and histeammate vied with six other two-member teams charged with cre-ating a strategic media planbased on a hypothetical referen-dum campaign. The finalists eval-uated real world, consumer-driv-en data to determine the bestmedia mix needed to bring theirtarget voter to the polling booth.
In addition to the case competi-tion, Mitchell participated inMedia Scholars Week, which gavehim the opportunity to visit morethan 15 media and public policyorganizations in the nation's capi-tol. Mitchell graduated from Itha-ca College in May with a bache-lor's in communication manage-ment and design.
Kaitlyn Kennard graduated
from Ursinus College with a bach-elor of science degree in biologyand a minor in Spanish, summacum laude, on Friday, May 11, onthe college campus.
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