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    Voorhees declared May as Paint the Town Purple Month. Town hopes to draw attention to the annual Relay for Life at Eastern Regional High School. Purple represents all forms of cancer.

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    Voorhees declared May as Paint the Town Purple Month. Town hopes to draw attention to the annual Relay for Life at Eastern Regional High School. Purple represents all forms of cancer.

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    MAY 15-21, 2013
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    Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9, 15
    Classified . . . . . . . . . . . 23-27
    Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
    INSIDE THIS ISSUE
    Everything is OK
    School lockdown is false
    alarm. PAGE 12
    Township draws attention to Relay for Life
    By KRISTINA SCALA
    The Voorhees Sun
    Celebrate. Remember. Fight
    Back is the motto that sur-
    rounds the national efforts of
    Relay for Life a community
    fundraiser geared toward remem-
    bering, honoring and spreading
    awareness about the lives lost and
    saved from cancer.
    Voorhees declared May as
    Paint the Town Purple Month in
    the hopes of drawing attention to
    the annual Relay for Life at East-
    ern Regional High School. Ac-
    cording to Relay for Life commu-
    nity representative Dianna
    Coscette, purple represents all
    forms of cancer.
    She said the hope is to get
    Voorhees businesses involved in
    promoting the event.
    Relay for Live of Voorhees
    chair Jeannette Golden said this
    is the second year the event is
    being held in Voorhees and the
    first of the townships declara-
    tion.
    It is quite difficult getting peo-
    ple involved, she said.
    Golden and Coscette are hop-
    ing awareness will spread if busi-
    nesses and organizations partici-
    pate in painting the town pur-
    ple. Coscette said businesses
    could do anything from decorat-
    ing the outside of shops in purple
    or hanging event-related posters
    or signs.
    Special to The Sun
    Relay for Life attendees participate in Zumba during last years event at Eastern Regional High School.
    please see LAST, page 4
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    Paws and Feet Run 5K Race
    and Doggie Fun Day May 18
    The Animal Welfare Associa-
    tions annual Paws and Feet Run
    5K Race and Doggie Fun Day is
    set! Its time for dogs to grab their
    best friends and join us on Satur-
    day, May 18, at Cooper River Park
    in Cherry Hill.
    The AWA counts on the money
    raised from the event to provide
    shelter and medical care to more
    than 2,000 homeless dogs and cats
    AWA adopts out each year.
    Last year, animal lovers and
    members of the community help
    raise $72,000 for the animals mak-
    ing it the highest grossing event
    in AWA history.
    This year, the goal is set for
    $100k, Maria Clarke, AWAs
    Events and Business Relations
    manager said.
    Paws and Feet is growing in
    scope and participation every
    year with hundreds of runners
    and walkers coming out to sup-
    port the mission of the AWA. We
    need your help to reach our
    goal.
    After the race/walk, fundrais-
    ing teams can participate in the
    AWA Games while others can
    grab a bite to eat, participate in
    doggie fun activities, or take a
    stroll through Vendor Valley
    for some pet-related shopping
    and view adoptable animals from
    non-profit animal shelters and
    rescue groups in Rescue Lane.
    There will also be a series of
    educational workshops, includ-
    ing an ER preparedness segment
    provided by Red Bank Veterinary
    Hospital.
    Others helping bark up the
    event are The Jersey Disc Devils
    and their High Flying K-9 Ath-
    please see ANIMAL, page 5
    Golden said she would try to
    get the schools involved in the
    event next year, taking what is
    now small and growing it in
    Voorhees.
    Last year, the event attracted
    approximately 200 participants
    and raised $22,000. To date, 79 peo-
    ple have signed up to attend, rais-
    ing $19,507.
    We work all year long to get
    teams together, Golden said,
    adding people often mistake the
    event as a race. A lot of people
    start teams around a survivor or
    in memory of someone who has
    lost a battle with cancer. Thats
    the basis of the relay.
    According to Golden, each
    team raises money by hosting
    fundraising events.
    Jeff Jaskol and his wife, Stacey,
    raised $14,975 under their Al
    Jaskol Memorial team. Golden
    said this is the first year the
    Jaskol family is participating,
    and they hosted an at-home
    fundraiser to raise the funds.
    Survivors, supporters, family
    and friends will gather, sharing
    one thing in common.
    The event will begin with a
    Survivors Lap, followed by 12
    hours of games and events, food,
    fundraising, celebration and re-
    membrance.
    But the most touching experi-
    ence is at dusk.
    Golden said there is a lumi-
    naire ceremony, where hundreds
    of white bags with candles are
    lined up. The line of bags glows
    as the sun sets and the names on
    the side of each bag stand out as a
    reminder of the lives lost and
    those who survived.
    My kids always get a lumi-
    nary for me, said Golden, who is
    a cancer survivor. A lot of us in-
    volved are survivors.
    According to the American
    Cancer Society, approximately
    13.7 million Americans, both now
    cancer-free or battling cancer, are
    living as of Jan. 1, 2012. Approxi-
    mately 1.6 million new cases of
    cancer are diagnosed, and 1,600
    people die of cancer every year.
    If anybody didnt understand
    what the Relay for Life is at that
    very moment, when they pass the
    bag, or the luminary of their
    loved one, and all of you see the
    glow of the bags, there is such an
    emotional pull, Golden said.
    Relay for Life at Eastern Re-
    gional High School is from May 31
    at 6 p.m. to June 1 at 6 a.m. The
    proceeds from the event will go to-
    ward the American Cancer Soci-
    etys support programs, recovery
    programs research and more.
    Golden said some of those
    funds would also stay local.
    For more information, visit
    www.relayforlife.org and search
    Relay for Life of Voorhees under
    Find an event.
    4 THE VOORHEES SUN MAY 15-21, 2013
    Last years event
    raised $22,000
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    LAST
    Continued from page 1
    MAY 15-21, 2013 THE VOORHEES SUN 5
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    Animal Welfare
    Association to celebrate
    65th anniversary
    letes. Watch six performance
    dogs soar through the air for fly-
    ing discs or whip through the
    agility course. Police Working
    Dogs will wow you with their
    amazing skills.
    Dogs and their best friends can
    enter the 6-legged races, bob for
    hot dogs, play musical sit, and
    more. AWA will also be celebrat-
    ing its 65th year of serving the
    community with a birthday cele-
    bration at 1 p.m. complete with
    doggie and human cakes, doggie
    ice cream and a present for our 4-
    legged participants.
    The day will not be complete
    without the annual pet contests
    featuring best costume, best kiss-
    er, cutest couple and peanut but-
    ter lickin.
    Want to be a part of the fun?
    Please register online at
    www.awanj.org or contact AWAs
    Events and Business Relations
    Manager at 424-2288 ext. 113 or
    email events@awanj.org.
    ANIMAL
    Continued from page 3
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    6 THE VOORHEES SUN MAY 15-21, 2013
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    PUBLISHER Steve Miller
    EXECUTIVE EDITOR Tim Ronaldson
    VICE PRESIDENT OF SALES Joe Eisele
    MANAGING EDITOR Mary L. Serkalow
    PRODUCTION EDITOR Patricia Dove
    VOORHEES EDITOR Kristina Scala
    ART DIRECTOR Tom Engle
    CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Russell Cann
    CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Barry Rubens
    VICE CHAIRMAN Michael LaCount, Ph.D.
    ELAUWIT MEDIA GROUP
    CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Dan McDonough, Jr.
    EDITOR EMERITUS Alan Bauer
    The Courier-Post recently published its
    26th Readers Choice Best of South Jersey
    winners. Congratulations to the Voorhees
    Town Center for being voted the best shop-
    ping mall!
    Congratulations to the other honorees
    from Voorhees:
    Best Bread Bakery Cacias Bakery;
    Best Italian Restaurant Catelli Duo; Best
    Pastry Bakery - Sweet Eats Bakery; Best In-
    surance Agent/Broker AAA Insurance;
    Best Bank Roma Bank; Best Dry Cleaner
    Dry Clean City; Best Travel Agency AAA
    South Jersey; and Best Tutoring Center
    Tutoring Club.
    Other Honorees from Voorhees were:
    One of the Best Cheesesteaks Philly
    Steak; One of the Best Mexican Restau-
    rants Qdoba; One of the Best Seafood
    Restaurants
    Capn Cats Clam
    Bar; One of the
    Best Movie The-
    aters Rave Cine-
    mas; One of the
    Best Auto Towing
    Services AAA
    South Jersey; One
    of the Best Garden
    Centers Green
    Lea Garden Cen-
    ter; One of the
    Best Hearing Aid
    Centers REM
    Audiology; One of
    the Best Hospitals
    Virtua Voorhees; One of the Best Karate
    Schools Mackenzies Tae Kwon Do; One
    of the Best Storage Facilities Award Self
    Storage.
    More than 120,000 ballots were cast over
    a three-week period. On May 6 the Courier-
    Post held a celebration for the winners at
    The Mansion in Voorhees.
    Voorhees is proud to be home to the
    Best of the Best!
    ** The Farmers Market at the Voorhees
    Town Center is open from 8 a.m. until noon
    every Saturday rain or shine through Oct.
    5. Vendors include Duffields, Fruitwood,
    Bellview Winery and more, supplying Jer-
    sey Fresh and locally grown produce,
    meats, cheeses, wines and more.
    **Voorhees Township is offering dis-
    counted tickets to Moreys Piers in Wild-
    Michael
    Mignogna
    MAYORS MESSAGE
    Mayor congratulates Best of South Jersey winners
    please see TOWNSHIP, page 7
    W
    ith each passing day, it
    seems as though it gets
    harder and harder for peo-
    ple to smoke cigarettes in public.
    Not that thats a bad thing, necessar-
    ily. It has been medically proven, after-
    all, that cigarettes are addictive and
    harmful to the health of both the
    smoker and the people who inhale sec-
    ond-hand smoke.
    But at what point are we taking the
    regulation of smoking too far? Or,
    rather, is there a too far when regu-
    lating smoking?
    Much like alcohol and gambling, cig-
    arettes are a highly taxed and regulat-
    ed, yet completely legal, vice.
    Unlike alcohol and gambling,
    though, the act of smoking itself is
    harmful to others, whereas drinking
    alcohol and placing a bet are not. So it
    makes sense, then, that the govern-
    ment is doing everything it can to pro-
    tect non-smokers from being negative-
    ly affected by smokers.
    That deserves an obvious bravo.
    The move toward healthier public
    living began with the outlaw of smok-
    ing inside bars and restaurants. No
    longer were there smoking and
    non-smoking sections; smokers had
    to travel outside to enjoy a puff.
    These restaurants and bars coun-
    tered by building decks, porches and
    other attached structures where smok-
    ers could inhale, and non-smokers
    could frequent at their own risk.
    Next came the outlawing of smoking
    in cities and publicly-owned property
    such as parks and recreational areas.
    Now, these health improvements
    have begun to trickle down to the local
    level.
    Municipalities throughout New Jer-
    sey are beginning to propose, and pass,
    smoking bans on public property, at
    parks and recreational facilities.
    We applaud any move that improves
    the health of the majority, but we cau-
    tion municipalities to be careful not to
    take it too far.
    Cigarettes are not a controlled sub-
    stance, so rules that govern how they
    can be regulated are limited.
    Earlier this year, Oregon tried to
    make cigarettes a controlled substance
    in their state, but that idea didnt pass
    as of yet.
    Were all for improved public health
    and for not punishing non-smokers.
    But we dont want to do it at the ex-
    pense of the rights and freedoms of
    smokers.
    No smoking, no problem?
    Is our government taking smoking bans too far?
    Your thoughts
    Do smokers have a right to puff outside
    in public places? Are we taking smoking
    bans too far, or are we not taking them
    far enough? Let your voice be heard.
    MAY 15-21, 2013 THE VOORHEES SUN 7

    Camden County Road and


    Bridge Improvement Projects
    Each year the Free-
    holder Board identi-
    fies roadways and
    bridges that are in
    need of improvement
    across our County. As
    liaison to the Camden
    County Department
    of Public Works, I am
    happy to report that
    we have begun work
    on an aggressive list of projects this
    construction season.
    I consider the resurfacing and re-
    construction of County roads and
    maintenance of bridges a top prior-
    ity of the Freeholder Board. Conse-
    quently, we have allocated over $8
    million for this round of improve-
    ment projects alone.
    This summer, the following road-
    ways will be repaved:
    Cedarbrook Road (CR 536) in
    Winslow Township from Blue Anchor
    Road to South Cedarbrook Road.
    South Cedarbrook Road (CR561-3)
    in Winslow Township from Cedar-
    brook Road to Route 73.
    Cove Road (CR 616) in Pennsauken
    Township from River Road to West-
    field Avenue.
    East Atlantic Avenue (CR 727) in
    Barrington and Lawnside from
    Gloucester Pike to Haines Avenue.
    Jarvis Road (CR687) in Gloucester
    Township from Prospect Avenue to
    Sicklerville Road.
    Kaighn Avenue (CR 607) in Cam-
    den City from Park Boulevard to Had-
    don Avenue.
    Somerdale Road (CR 677/678) in
    Somerdale from the White Horse Pike
    to the Somerdale border.
    West Park Boulevard (CR 641) in
    Haddon Township from Crystal Lake
    Avenue to Cuthbert Boulevard

    Reconstruction work also contin-
    ues on the West Park Boulevard
    Bridge in Haddon Township. When
    completed this summer, the project
    will include new concrete curbing
    and handicap ramps,
    new inlet and man-
    hole castings, road-
    way striping and
    markings, and full
    resurfacing of the
    roadway approach-
    ing the bridge. Work
    is also progressing on
    the Baird Boulevard
    Bridge and State
    Street Bridge in Camden City.
    Both bridges, barring any unfore-
    seen setbacks should be completed
    in the late summer/early fall. These
    spans over the Cooper River are
    being completely replaced with
    modern structures that will serve
    the needs of motorists for the next
    100 years.
    We appreciate the patience and
    understanding of motorists for any
    inconvenience they may experience
    due to traffic delays or detours
    which will be posted if necessary. If
    your travel plans involved these
    roadways, please consider alternant
    routes during these improvement
    projects.
    The Camden County Department
    of Public Works is responsible for
    maintaining over 400 center line
    miles of county roadway and 50
    bridges. They are dedicated to mak-
    ing our area safer for motorists and
    pedestrians through county high-
    way construction projects, snow re-
    moval and road maintenance,
    including pothole repairs, street
    sweeping, grass cutting and storm
    drainage upkeep. The Public Works
    Department is located in Linden-
    wold where personnel are on call 24
    hours a day, 7 days a week to serve
    the residents of Camden County.
    To report concerns on Camden
    County roadways, call our Public
    Works Hotline at (856) 566-2920 or
    visit www.camdencounty.com. If
    you have any other questions about
    County services, please call me at
    (856) 225-5305 or email me at
    ileonard@camdencounty.com. Also,
    you can like us on
    www.Facebook/camdencountynj
    and follow us on Twitter at @cam-
    dencounty.nj
    By Freeholder Ian Leonard
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    Township to offer discounted
    tickets to Moreys Piers
    wood. Tickets are available from
    the Municipal Clerk's Office at
    Voorhees Town Hall. Prices vary
    according to the type of ticket,
    and several options are available.
    Tickets are available to residents
    and non-residents. Voorhees also
    offers discount tickets to Clemen-
    ton Lake Park via our online serv-
    ice.
    For more information about
    tickets or to order online, visit
    www.voorheesnj.com
    **Courses for Literacy, a
    four-course sit-down dinner with
    wine pairings, will be held at the
    new Elena Wu Restaurant and
    Sushi Bar on Town Center Boule-
    vard in Voorhees on Tuesday,
    May 21, at 6 p.m. Sponsored by
    Literacy Volunteers of Camden
    County and Literacy Now, all
    funds will go to improving the lit-
    eracy skills of Camden County
    adults. Tickets are $60 each. In-
    formation is available at www.lit-
    eracynowsouthjersey.org or by
    calling 772-1636, ext. 7331
    TOWNSHIP
    Continued from page 6
    Send us your Voorhees news
    Have a news tip? Want to send us a press release or photos? Shoot
    an interesting video? Drop us an email at news@voorheessun.com.
    Fax us at (856) 427-0934. Call the editor at (856) 427-0933.
    WEDNESDAY MAY 15
    Boy Scout Troop No. 48 meeting:
    Behind Holy Communion Luther-
    an Church, Route 73. Boys ages
    10 to 18. 7 to 8:30 p.m. Questions,
    visit www.troop48berlin.org.
    Ashland Church Choirs: Wee Wor-
    ship Bell Choir for age 4 at 6:30
    p.m. Kids Worship Choir for grade
    three at 6:30 p.m. Youth Worship
    Choir for grades six and above at
    6 p.m. 33 East Evesham Road,
    Voorhees. Call 429-8844 or visit
    www.AshlandChurch.org for
    information.
    Kresson Bible Church Prayer and
    Bible Study: 7 to 8 p.m. 329
    Kresson-Gibbsboro Road,
    Voorhees.
    Open Door Alliance Church Prayer
    Meeting: 7 p.m. 904 Cooper
    Road, Voorhees. For more infor-
    mation visit
    www.rediscovergod.org.
    Ashland Church Kids Activities:
    Preschool to grade four. 6:30 p.m.
    33 East Evesham Road. Call 429-
    8844 or visit www.Ashland-
    Church.org for information.
    FougCrew: Grades five and six. 7 to
    8:30 p.m. at Ashland Church, 33
    East Evesham Road. Call 429-
    8844 or visit www.Ashland-
    Church.org for information.
    Ashland Church Youth Bible
    Study: 7 p.m. Junior high and
    high schoolers. 33 East Evesham
    Road. Call 429-8844 or visit
    www.AshlandChurch.org for
    information.
    Exercise Class for Active Seniors:
    8:30 to 10 a.m. every Wednesday.
    Led by Fox Rehabilitation exer-
    cise physiologist at Fox Rehabili-
    tation, 7 Carnegie Plaza, Cherry
    Hill. Call (877) 407-3422, ext.
    5795 for more information and to
    register.
    Focus Group: ESL Conversation
    Class: 10:30 a.m. to noon at the
    M. Allan Vogelson Library. Regis-
    tration not required.
    Crochet and Knit Club: Adults. 4:30
    to 5:30 p.m. at the M. Allan Vogel-
    son Library. Bring your current
    project and make friends as you
    knit or crochet. Beginners, bring
    a size H hook and worsted weight
    yarn to learn to crochet
    Beginning Calligraphy: Adults. 7 to
    9 p.m. at M. Allan Vogelson
    Library. This class will introduce
    the Elegant Italic hand, covering
    rules of letter construction, pens,
    inks, paper, design and layout.
    Learn to use your skills in every-
    thing from posters to formal invi-
    tations. All materials supplied.
    Crochet and Knit Club: Ages 10 to
    adult. 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. at M.
    Allan Vogelson Library. Bring
    your current project and make
    friends as you knit or crochet.
    Beginners, bring a size H hook
    and worsted weight yarn to learn
    to crochet.
    Shavuot Services: 9 a.m. at Con-
    gregation Beth El, 8000 Main
    Street. For information contact
    Shari Smith 675-1166, ext. 417 or
    visit www.bethelsnj.org
    Yiskor Services: 8 p.m. at Congre-
    gation Beth El, 8000 Main Street.
    For information contact Shari
    Smith 675-1166, ext. 417 or visit
    www.bethelsnj.org
    THURSDAY MAY 16
    Voorhees Breakfast Rotary Club:
    7:15 a.m. at Short Hills Deli &
    Restaurant, 486 East Evesham
    Road, No. 103, Cherry Hill. For
    more information visit
    www.voorheesbreakfastrotary.or
    g.
    Body After Baby: 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. at
    1011 Main Street Promenade. Use
    a combination of pilates and yoga
    to strengthen, increase flexibility
    and tighten. Cost is $60 for six
    weeks. Registration required. For
    more information visit
    www.events.cooperhealth.org.
    Free Exercise Class for Active
    Seniors: 2 to 3 p.m. every Thurs-
    day. Led by Fox Rehabilitation
    exercise physiologist at Emeritus
    at Voorhees. Call (877) 407-3422
    for more information and to reg-
    ister.
    Voorhees Central Chapter of BNI
    Breakfast: 7 a.m. at The Man-
    sions in Voorhees, 3000 Main St.
    BNI is a business and professional
    referral organization. For more
    information visit
    www.bnidvr.com.
    Shavuot Services: 9 a.m. at Con-
    gregation Beth El, 8000 Main
    Street. For information contact
    Shari Smith 675-1166, ext. 417 or
    visit www.bethelsnj.org
    FRIDAY MAY 17
    Babies Playgroup: Ages infant to 18
    months. 10 to 11 a.m. at Voorhees
    Branch Library. Registration
    required. Call 772-1636.
    Toddlers Playgroup: Ages 18 to 36
    months. 11 a.m. to noon at
    Voorhees Branch Library. Regis-
    tration required. Call 772-1636.
    The Book Club: Grades 6 to 12. 4
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    Senior Citizen Club meeting: 11:30
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    SUNDAY MAY 19
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    Hope United Methodist Church:
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    Kresson Bible Church: Morning
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    Open Door Alliance Church: Sun-
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    The Voorhees Sun
    A suspicious vehicle that
    caused Eastern Regional High
    School and Kellman Brown Acad-
    emy to be placed on lockdown on
    Wednesday, May 8, was deemed a
    false alarm, according to Jason
    Laughlin, spokesman for the
    Camden County Prosecutors Of-
    fice.
    Gibbsboro Police responded to
    a report of a suspicious vehicle
    parked at a dentists office on
    Haddonfield-Berlin Road.
    The vehicle had an empty gun
    holster on the dashboard and a
    bag thought to be an ammunition
    case, which turned out to be for
    tools, Laughlin said.
    The Voorhees Police placed the
    schools on lockdown and closed
    Route 561 for precaution, accord-
    ing to a release.
    Additional officers were also
    assigned to area schools while
    the investigation was in process,
    the release said.
    Eastern students remained in
    class, and at 11:05 a.m., police lift-
    ed the lockdown, an announce-
    ment said.
    The Camden County Sheriffs
    Bomb Squad, Gibbsboro Police,
    Voorhees Police, Clementon Po-
    lice and more responded to the
    incident.
    Although the protective meas-
    ures were taken as a precaution,
    Laughlin said the incident in
    Boston caused the quick reaction
    to secure the area.
    Nobody wants to be the per-
    son to walk past it and not do
    anything about it, he said.
    The driver of the vehicle will
    not face any charges.
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    Middle school to start new program
    this summer: One School, One Book
    Every year, Voorhees Middle
    School provides students with a
    list of book titles to read during
    the summer. The goal is to pro-
    mote reading and literacy beyond
    school walls. This summer, VMS
    is trying something new, One
    School, One Book.
    Every student, teacher, staff
    member and administrator at the
    VMS will read the same book at
    the same time. In addition to im-
    proving literacy and engaging
    learners, the program builds
    community within the school,
    while expanding learning into a
    social context.
    On the book list is Miracle in
    the Making: The Adam Taliaferro
    Story by Scott Brown, Sam
    Carchidi and Joe Paterno.
    Taliaferro was a Signal Hill El-
    ementary School, Voorhees Mid-
    dle School, and Eastern High
    School student, before being re-
    cruited by Penn State to play foot-
    ball. The book chronicles his re-
    markable and courageous recov-
    ery from a career-ending spinal
    cord injury during the fifth game
    of his college career. Adams
    story is one of hope and inspira-
    tion that is sure to engage stu-
    dents and faculty, while it builds
    kinship and unity within the
    school.
    Working in conjunction with
    The Adam Taliaferro Foundation,
    VMS was able to purchase copies
    of the book at a reduced cost of
    $10 and $1 per book will go back to
    the foundation.
    For more information about
    Taliaferro or The Adam Taliafer-
    ro Foundation visit www.taliafer-
    rofoundation.org.
    VMS is also hosting an au-
    thors brunch on Wednesday, May
    22, from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. in the
    school library. Carchidi and Talia-
    ferro will be the guests of honor.
    In addition, a culminating cele-
    bratory Walk-a-Thon is scheduled
    for early October.
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    14 MAY 15-21, 2013
    Join us at one of our
    two seminar locations:
    Crowne Plaza
    2349 West Marlton Pike
    (Route 70 West)
    Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
    Thursday, June 6
    The Mansion on Main Street
    3000 Main Street
    Voorhees, NJ 08043
    Tuesday, July 11
    Program starts at 6:30pm
    YMCA to
    conduct
    needs
    survey
    If you live in Burlington or
    Camden County, the YMCA wants
    to hear from you! Through May
    23, the YMCA of Burlington and
    Camden Counties, a cause-driven
    organization, is hosting an online
    Community Needs Assessment
    Survey to seek input from com-
    munity members.
    The YMCA is working with the
    YMCA of the USA to conduct the
    assessment.
    Based on survey findings, the Y
    will design and deliver new pro-
    grams and services that address
    critical issues in the areas of
    youth development, healthy liv-
    ing and social responsibility.
    Were encouraging members
    of the community to take the on-
    line survey and provide feedback
    so we can better understand the
    needs of our community and de-
    sign programs and services based
    on those needs, said Tim Kerri-
    hard, president & CEO, YMCA.
    To participate in the survey,
    visit www.ymca-bc.org.
    Responses will not be individu-
    ally tracked and will be kept con-
    fidential. The survey should take
    no more than five minutes to com-
    plete.
    The Y is also seeking partners
    to assist them in distributing this
    survey.
    Contact Laura Lane, VP of
    Marketing and Communications
    by phone at (856) 234-6200 Ext. 206
    or by email at laural@ymca-
    bc.org to discuss this opportunity.
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    Teen Volunteer Boot Camp: Grades
    6 to 12. 2 p.m. at M. Allan Vogel-
    son Library. Call the Youth Servic-
    es Desk with questions
    ARVF 5K walk/run: 9 a.m. at Lake-
    side Manor, 10 Foster Ave. Gibbs-
    boro. Check in or race day regis-
    tration begins at 7:30 a.m. Adults
    are $20, children between 5 and
    18 are $10 and children under 5
    are free. Visit www.arvf5k.org.
    MONDAY MAY 20
    Voorhees Toastmasters meeting:
    7:30 p.m. at Heritage Church, 110
    Kresson-Gibbsboro Road. Visit
    voorhees.toastmastersclubs.org
    for more information.
    Exercise Class for Active Seniors:
    8:30 to 10 a.m. every Monday.
    Led by Fox Rehabilitation exer-
    cise physiologist at Fox Rehabili-
    tation, 7 Carnegie Plaza, Cherry
    Hill. Call (877) 407-3422, ext.
    5795 for more information.
    Breastfeeding Support Group: 5:30
    to 6:30 p.m. at The Ripa Center
    for Women, 1011 Main Street
    Promenade. Free, but registra-
    tion required at
    www.events.cooperhealth.org.
    TUESDAY MAY 21
    Voorhees-Gibbsboro Rotary Club
    meeting: Filomena's Restaurant,
    Berlin. 7 to 8:30 p.m.For more
    information call (856) 534-3384.
    Senior Citizen Club Social: 11:30
    a.m. to 3 p.m. at Lions Lake Park
    Banquet Facility, 101 Dutchtown
    Road. For more information call
    (856) 429-4703.
    Free Exercise Class for Active
    Seniors: 2 to 3 p.m. every Tues-
    day. Led by Fox Rehabilitation
    exercise physiologist at Emeritus
    at Voorhees. Call (877) 407-3422
    for more information.
    Meditation for Relaxation: Noon to
    1 p.m. at Cooper Community
    Health Education Center, 931 Cen-
    tennial Blvd. Free class for cur-
    rent cancer patients. Visit
    www.events.cooperhealth.org.
    Mothers of Preschoolers meeting:
    9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at Hope United
    Methodist Church, 700 Cooper
    Road. Childcare available. For
    more, www.momshope.com.
    Focus Group: ESL Conversation
    Class: 10:30 a.m. to noon at the
    M. Allan Vogelson Library. Regis-
    tration not required.
    Real Life Reads Book Club: Adults.
    7 to 8 p.m. at M. Allan Vogelson
    Library. The Professor and the
    Madman by Simon Winchester
    The creation of the Oxford Eng-
    lish Dictionary unites Professor
    James Murray and Dr. William
    Minor for a span of twenty years,
    two men obsessed with this his-
    toric undertaking.
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    The Academy of Ballet NJ is still accepting
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    Training in Ballet is fun when taught by
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    is open to dancers 4 to 18 years of age. Call 856-768-9503 now,
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    Camden County metro
    division now operational
    The Camden County Police De-
    partment Metro Division became
    fully operational on May 1.
    The swearing in of Police Chief
    John Scott Thomson took place
    during a ceremony at Camdens
    Maladra Hall attended by Gov.
    Christie along with state, county
    and local representatives.
    An additional 66 officers also
    joined the Metro Divisions grow-
    ing ranks.
    This is a significant day for
    Camden County as it marks the
    final milestone in the establish-
    ment of the Camden County Po-
    lice Department, said Freeholder
    Director Louis Cappelli, Jr. Chief
    Thomson and the entire Camden
    County Police Department have
    come together as a professional co-
    hesive unit, and we know they will
    surpass all of the expectations we
    have for them.
    Earlier this month, the Camden
    County Police Department Metro
    Division began deploying officers
    into Camden City neighborhoods
    on foot.
    Dispatching more Boots on the
    Ground enables police to proac-
    tively patrol the neighborhoods
    while cultivating relationships
    with residents and business own-
    ers. This is essential to their mis-
    sion of preventing crime rather
    than reacting to reports of crime.
    We all knew in our hearts that
    this was the right thing to do for
    our children and families.
    The Metro Division is putting
    hundreds of officers on the street
    to patrol the neighborhoods of
    Camden City on foot and by bicy-
    cle.
    This has created an imposing
    police presence that is already
    making criminals think twice be-
    fore committing a crime in our
    county. The Metro Division is not
    being funded by county property
    taxpayers, but through Camden
    Citys property tax revenue and
    state funds for municipal aid. If
    other towns wish to join the re-
    gional police department, they
    will pay for police protection as a
    shared service.
    Our No. priority is to keep the
    residents of Camden County
    safe, Cappelli said. These sworn
    police officers are making a
    tremendous impact in our County
    Seat, and by doing so are making
    Camden County a safer place to
    live for all residents.
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    Dispatchers using
    new broadcasting
    radio system
    The Camden County Emer-
    gency Communications Center
    dispatchers began broadcasting
    on a new 700 MHz radio system.
    This $35 million investment by
    the freeholder board enables our
    first responders to provide criti-
    cal emergency services in a more
    effective and efficient manner
    than ever before.
    The first call on the new sys-
    tem was a medical emergency in
    Camden City, which was handled
    flawlessly.
    The freeholder boards No.
    priority is to make sure the resi-
    dents, families and children of
    Camden County are safe, Free-
    holder Scot McCray said. When
    you call 911 it is imperative for
    the system to work and for first
    responders to have the ability to
    communicate with one another.
    The new Public Radio Commu-
    nications System provides true
    interoperability for police, fire
    and EMS communications with-
    in Camden County and our sur-
    rounding region.
    We will also have the ability to
    communicate with surrounding
    counties and the state using a re-
    gional repeater.
    The new system has numerous
    advantages over the one it re-
    places.
    It utilizes microwave technolo-
    gy, which is recognized as the
    most reliable form of radio com-
    munication and allows for up to
    eight incident specific channels
    for first responders on the scene
    to communicate without inter-
    ruption from other calls.
    It also incorporates GIS map-
    ping software to pinpoint more
    accurate dispatch locations, and
    offers military grade encryption
    capabilities to prevent criminals
    from being alerted to police activ-
    ity. Most importantly, it elimi-
    please see OFFICIALS, page 21
    The Christie administration
    announced that 24 Camden Coun-
    ty municipalities will share $5.27
    million in local aid grants to ad-
    vance street, safety and quality-
    of-life improvements without bur-
    dening local property taxpayers.
    Twenty-three Camden County
    municipalities will receive a mu-
    nicipal aid grant worth a com-
    bined total of nearly $4.7 million.
    Two Transportation Enhance-
    ment grants worth $590,000 will
    benefit two Camden County mu-
    nicipalities, including Mer-
    chantville Borough, which also
    will be receiving a municipal aid
    grant.
    The grants are part of a pack-
    age of 406 Local Aid grants worth
    $86.5 million announced for mu-
    nicipalities across the state.
    The bulk of the local aid grants
    will be awarded under the Munic-
    ipal Aid Program, with 377 grants
    totaling $76.2 million.
    Another 29 Transportation En-
    hancement grants for quality-of-
    life, bicycle and pedestrian safety
    projects totaling $10.3 million
    were also announced.
    Both grant programs are com-
    petitive, with applications rated
    on their merits by NJDOT and
    other transportation officials.
    The grants will provide re-
    sources to 382 different munici-
    palities.
    In most cases, the grant recipi-
    ent is the municipality, but in a
    few instances the grant will go to
    a specific organization or other
    governmental unit advancing a
    project in one or more municipal-
    ities.
    A total of 660 applications were
    submitted for this round of state-
    funded Municipal Aid Grants.
    The department encouraged
    municipalities to submit applica-
    tions for bikeway, pedestrian safe-
    ty and streetscape projects.
    Six percent of the projects se-
    lected for funding represented
    such types of projects, with the
    remaining 94 percent of the
    grants going toward traditional
    road improvement projects.
    The federally funded Trans-
    portation Enhancement program
    supports projects that preserve
    and protect natural and cultural
    resources and promote alterna-
    tives to driving. The successful
    applications advance quality-of-
    life, bikeway and pedestrian safe-
    ty projects. Under the Municipal
    Aid Grant program, each county
    is apportioned a share of the total
    funding based on population and
    the number of local centerline
    miles. Municipalities compete
    for portions of their countys
    share.
    NJDOT provides 75 percent of
    the grant amount when a town
    awards a contract and the re-
    maining 25 percent upon comple-
    tion of the project.
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    Send us your Voorhees news
    Have a news tip? Drop us an email at news@voorheessun.com.
    Annual Alicia Rose
    Walk/Run is May 19
    The Alicia Rose Victorious
    Foundation announced the fifth
    annual Victorious Walk/Run
    with guest host Ali Gorman,
    Channel 6ABHealth Watch re-
    porter and an appearance by the
    Philadelphia Soul "Soulmates,"
    on Sunday, May 19.
    The race will be held at Lake-
    side Manor Paintworks Cooper-
    ate Center, 10 Foster Avenue,
    Gibbsborro.
    Registration will begin at 7:30
    and the race will begin at 9 a.m.
    Registration fees for
    runners/walkers is $20 for adults
    $10 for children ages 5 to 18. Chil-
    dren under 5 are free.
    Register online at
    www.arvf5k.org. Sponsorship op-
    portunities are also available.
    Call 784-0615 or e-mail
    info@arvf.org
    Courses for Literacy
    at Elena Wu May 21
    Courses for Literacy, a four-
    course sit-down dinner with wine
    pairings, will be held at the new
    Elena Wu Restaurant and Sushi
    Bar on Town Center Boulevard in
    Voorhees on Tuesday, May 21, at 6
    p.m.
    Sponsored by Literacy Volun-
    teers of Camden County and Lit-
    eracy Now.
    All funds will go to improving
    the literacy skills of Camden
    County adults.
    Tickets are $60 each and must
    be purchased in advance.
    For more information visit
    www.literacynowsouthjersey.org
    or call 772-1636, ext. 7331.
    Taste of the Town May
    22 from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
    Eastern Education Founda-
    tion presents the Taste of the
    Town on Wednesday, May 22, from
    6 to 8:30 p.m. at Eastern Regional
    High School.
    Twenty-four local restaurants
    will be at the event.
    Ticket prices are $20 per per-
    son and will be sold in advanced
    with a limited number available
    at the door.
    For tickets or more informa-
    tion, contact the District Admin-
    istration Offices at 346-6740 or
    email Tracy Borden at
    tborden@eccrsd.us.
    Brownie troop collecting
    used soccer clothing
    Local Girl Scout Brownie troop
    No. 30671, based out of Osage Ele-
    mentary School, announces a col-
    lection of gently used soccer
    clothes and gear, such as uni-
    forms, shin guards, socks, cleats
    and balls.
    All items collected will be do-
    nated to children in Kwabeng, a
    remote village in Ghana, West
    Africa, so the children in need
    there can have as much fun play-
    ing soccer like the children in
    Voorhees.
    Books are also welcomed, as
    they have just started a library in
    Kwabeng.
    Anyone who wishes to partici-
    pate may bring supplies to the
    Voorhees Soccer Association Me-
    morial Day Classic.
    This tournament, which will
    be held May 24 to 26 at the Eche-
    lon Complex in Voorhees.
    Girl Scout Troop No. 30671 will
    have marked collection bins near
    the main tent.
    Any questions, please contact
    Jennifer Trauger at jen-
    trauger@comcast.net or 427-0909.
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    The signal strength and clari-
    ty of the new system is unsur-
    passed. We tested the new radios
    in areas that had previously
    posed problems to our public
    safety community, and they more
    than impressed us, McCray
    said. From the top of a Cherry
    Hill high-rise, inside a bank vault
    in Haddon Township and the
    middle of an orchard in Winslow,
    we experienced crystal clear
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    The project included the con-
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    As I have said previously, I
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    responders with the tools they
    need to perform their jobs, Mc-
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    Last year, during a fire at my
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    these radios play in making sure
    my children and wife got out of a
    burning building alive.
    All of the countys fire and
    emergency medical services from
    each of our 37 municipalities are
    now being dispatched on the new
    700 MHz system.
    The Voorhees Police Depart-
    ment has been using the new sys-
    tem since April 8, with excellent
    results.
    Over the course of the next
    year, 33 additional municipal po-
    lice departments will also mi-
    grate to the new system.
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    Hauling; Yards Cleaned;
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    Cleaned. 609-268-5227.
    MisceIIaneous
    Handyman Services
    Handyman Services
    nterior Painting, Carpentry
    & Small Home Repairs
    No job too small
    Licensed & nsured
    NJ License #
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    Roof Repair/Gutters Cleaned
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    Call Colin at (609) 304-6344
    Fully Insured & NJ Licensed
    Lic. #13VH06879200
    Roofing

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