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Recognition
Student volunteer winners
are announced. PAGE 4
By ZANE CLARK
The Sun
It was tilapia with mango salsa
from Bonefish Grill, tortilla chips
with spinach dip from The Marl-
ton Tavern, frozen yogurt from
Susie Qs and much more when
thousands filled Main Street on
May 18 for the Taste of Evesham.
The Evesham Celebrations
Foundation, the non-profit organ-
ization that uses donations and
sponsorships to fund community
events such as the Independence
Day celebration and Harvest Fest,
once again hosted the annual
event.
Now in its sixth year, the Taste
saw more than a dozen exhibits
featuring local cuisine, beer and
wine tasting, cooking demonstra-
tions and other live entertain-
ment.
One Evesham resident at the
event sampling the delicacies was
Mayor Randy Brown. Having es-
tablished the Evesham Celebra-
tions Foundation, Brown said he
couldnt be prouder of the mem-
bers and volunteers for all the
hard work they put into making
events possible.
This is our sixth year doing
this, Brown said. It gets better
every year because the communi-
ty turns out and has a chance to
visit with neighbors, see people
they havent see for years, and
ZANE CLARK/The Sun
Sunday, May 18 was the sixth annual Taste of Evesham event. Hosted by the Evesham Celebrations Foundation, the event drew thousands of
area residents to Main Street to sample food from local restaurants and eateries. Many establishments offering food at the event proved in-
triguing to the attendees, as evidenced by the long lines to taste the samples.
Taste of Evesham draws thousands
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event had good turnout
like Ive preached from day one
since 2007, if you create commu-
nity events, people will come to
them, and they continue to show
it today.
Deputy Mayor Ken D'Andrea,
also a member of the celebrations
foundation, echoed Browns senti-
ments. He said the idea to do a
taste event came from wanting to
replicate similar events, but with
a distinctive Evesham twist.
We do it with our twist and
our added flair, and when we do
our events, we do them right,
DAndrea said. We do them with
a high degree of professionalism,
high degree of volunteerism, and
we usually do a pretty good job.
You see the thousands of people
come in on a regular basis for this
event and its all good.
Attending the event for a sec-
ond year was resident James
Moyer and his wife Meredith. He
said it was good to support local
businesses and wished more
towns would do it.
Its good, a lot of good restau-
rants, Moyer said. Its a nice
day after the long winter to get
out and enjoy the good weather
and the good food.
Moyers pick of the day was
Sals Pizzaworks.
Well go with Sals Pizza,
Moyer said. I enjoyed Sals Pizza.
They just make a good pizza,
thats all.
Anthony Rotondi, manager
and owner of Sals Pizzaworks,
said for what they were doing,
they were having a hard time
keeping up, so it seemed liked
they were doing very well at the
event.
Its very busy, Rotondi said.
Big turnout. It gets our food out
there. I think a lot of people from
out of Marlton come, so its nice
to get past our regular customers.
Although we love our regular cus-
tomers, too, dont get me wrong
on that. Its good exposure I be-
lieve.
One attendee from outside
Marlton was John Krewer. Krew-
er grew up in South Jersey but
now works as a police officer in
Philadelphia, and only found out
about the festival as he was driv-
ing through town.
I didnt even know about it,
Krewer said. I actually drove by
and saw it and stopped. Its actual-
ly a really fun time. It seems very
community oriented. It benefits
the businesses in the community.
Its very community friendly.
One business benefited by the
event was Cicontes Italia Pizze-
ria. General manager Frank
Simon said he thought the event
had a good turnout, and it was
a great way to get exposure and
to get people to try Cicontes
food.
Its definitely important for
the business, Simon said. We
just want to let people in Marlton
know we got good stuff and we re-
ally take pride in our food and our
preparationwe want to give
them a good product. Thats why
were here today.
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By MIKE MONOSTRA
The Sun
Four years ago, Cherokee High
School student Nick Musulin had
a goal of getting involved in com-
munity service in his school. In
his time, he forged a relationship
with St. Jude Childrens Research
Hospital, established partner-
ships with area businesses and
raised more than $20,000 for the
charity.
On Wednesday night, the dis-
trict gave back to Musulin for his
years of hard work.
Musulin was named the Chero-
kee winner of the Student Volun-
teer Award, an annual recogni-
tion given to one student at each
Lenape district high school who
went above and beyond perform-
ing service in the community. The
other three award winners were
Lenape High School's Craig Cas-
sidy, Shawnee High School's
Abbey Wiker and Seneca High
School's Shawn Tuman.
For Musulin, the ceremony
was a culmination of four years
of hard work and determination.
He let rejection after rejection for
his school fundraising event blow
right by and eventually started a
head-shaving fundraiser event,
with proceeds going toward St.
Jude's. The event debuted in 2012
and has now become a fixture on
the Cherokee calendar.
We were able to partner with
the Philadelphia Flyers,
Musulin said. We were able to
get businesses and celebrities in-
volved.
Each of the district's four hon-
orees received their award for dif-
ferent accomplishments, but they
each had something in common.
District director of programs and
planning Chris Heilig said all
four recipients accumulated
more than 300 hours of service
each. All four were not only in-
volved in clubs in their school
community, but also reached out
and served within their respec-
tive towns.
Wiker provided a good example
of performing service outside
school grounds. The Shawnee stu-
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Community turns out for clean up
By ZANE CLARK
The Sun
The New Jersey Clean Communities
program once again lived up to its name
when, on May 17, about 20 residents of Eve-
sham came out to the Black Run Preserve
to help clean up a section of their commu-
nity.
The volunteers spent three hours, from 9
a.m. to noon, removing old tires, cigarette
butts, cement and various other pieces of
litter strewn throughout the Black Run.
New Jersey Clean Communities is the
state-funded program that gives money to
counties and communities to promote
keeping local areas free of trash by provid-
ing mini-grants to various local groups to
aide them in their cleanup efforts.
Evesham Clean Communities coordina-
tor Debbie Pease was on hand at the
cleanup event. She said the township has 22
clean communities groups, although the
May 17 event was a strictly volunteer event
comprised of an assortment of volunteers
who were there only for their own desire to
help keep the Black Run clean.
The Boy Scouts, the Garden Club, it
helps to fund these groups that might not
be in existence if they didnt have a little
bit of funding, Pease said. Its not a
whole lot, but it helps them. Its hard eco-
nomic times, so it helps keep those groups
that we want in our community here and
able to survive. So its a really good pro-
gram. Its a win-win. We get our roads
clean, they get a little funding, and every-
bodys happy.
Also at the cleanup was John Volpa,
founder and chair of the Friends of the
Black Run Preserve, the organization of
volunteers formed to protect the ecology
and beauty of the Black Run.
As volunteers arrived, Volpa directed
them toward different areas that needed
the most attention. He said the preserve,
consisting of wetlands, forest, streams and
bogs, has regularly been used as a place to
illegally dispose of waste.
This place has been a dumping ground
for a long, long time, and unfortunately it
still is because access is still not closed off,
please see VOLPA, page 7
W
elcome to the beach! Were
so glad you came. I see you
have six people in your
party this afternoon. Will that be
smoking or non-smoking?
Remember that question smoking
or non-smoking? Seems like ages ago
that, every time you went out to eat,
the hostess at your favorite restaurant
would ask you that question.
Would you like to negatively im-
pact your health and those around
you, or would you like to breathe un-
sullied air? Maybe that would have
been a better question.
Now, it seems like that question
might be back again, but at a different
place than you might think outside
of all places, at the beach.
Last week, a state Senate committee
approved a bill that would ban smok-
ing at beaches and public parks
throughout the state. The committee
amended the bill, which the state As-
sembly passed in March, to add a sec-
tion to allow towns to set aside up to 20
percent of a beach or park as a smok-
ing area.
Yep. A smoking area. Outside.
Seems funny, doesnt it?
New Jersey, like the country as a
whole, is taking a major step to control
smoking, even though it isnt a con-
trolled substance. And good for New
Jersey.
Studies continue to show or,
rather, they show even more so how
harmful second-hand smoke is, and as
such, it is right and proper for govern-
ment entities to further control when
and where smoking can occur.
Smoking is still legal in the state, of
course, so basically, New Jersey is tak-
ing the stance that it doesnt care if
you harm yourself as long as you
dont harm others.
Good for New Jersey, and good for
every other place that is passing simi-
lar bills.
People who travel to the beach, a
playground or a park do so to enjoy the
outdoors in all its glory. Nearby smok-
ing, to non-smokers, can ruin that ex-
perience and affect their health. It is
only right and fair, then, that our gov-
ernment protects non-smokers from
that which is harmful to them and in
which they are choosing not to partici-
pate.
Now if only tobacco wasnt such a
big business and didnt bring us so
much tax revenue, we could outlaw it
all together.
Smoking or non-smoking?
Thats a question that you could be asked once again
Your thoughts
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Volpa to present
to council during
final May meeting
Volpa said. Theres a section I
didnt send anyone to because its
piles of landscaping trash that
someone has figured out that they
can just drive in with their truck
and just slide it off and it contin-
ues.
Volpa said he and FBRP have
been working toward a concept
plan to help improve the 1,300-
acre Black Run that he was sched-
uled to present to the Evesham
Township Council during its final
meeting in May.
We got some grant money last
year, had a visioning event, had a
community day event which was
also connected to a cleanup, led
hikes, and we put together with
professional trail planners a con-
cept plan for the Black Run Pre-
serve, Volpa said. As you can
see, we need a safe parking lot,
trailheads and the concept plan is
done, and now its time to present
it to mayor and council.
One volunteer at the event,
Kevin Basile, said hes participat-
ed in various cleanups in the area
before, and he uses the Black Run
trails with his wife and dog so he
likes to also help keep them clean.
He said hes always pleased to
see people take an interest in pre-
serving the open space around
them.
Its always interesting to me
how many people are always here
when I come, Basile said. Its
nice to see that a decent amount
of people care about maintaining
trails. We live in a very suburban
area where there isnt that much
free space, so its nice to see peo-
ple taking an interest in the free
spaces that we have and being re-
sponsible with them.
VOLPA
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Yoga Tyme: Ages 4 to 6 years. 10:30
a.m. Evesham Library at 984
Tuckerton Road. Join Ms. Janet
for this innovative program that
incorporates sign language,
music, music, rhythm and finger
play into a thirty minute yoga
activity. Registration is required.
Register online at
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call the library at (856) 983-1444.
One-on-One Computer Help Ses-
sions: Adult. 10:30 a.m., 11:00
a.m., 11:30 a.m. Evesham Library
at 984 Tuckerton Road. Make an
appointment for a 30 minute per-
sonal help session to have your
email, Internet, and computer
how-to questions answered.
Mouse skill required. Due to a
high volume of need, one-on-
ones are available to each patron
once every six months. If regis-
trations are not filled the Monday
of the one-on-one week, patrons
who have participated recently
may then register. Registration is
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Preschool storytime: Barnes and
Noble, 200 West Route 70. 11 a.m.
Call 596-7058 for information.
Overeaters Anonymous: 4:15 p.m.
at Prince of Peace Church. Call
(609) 239-0022 or visit
www.oa.org for information.
THURSDAY May 29
Mat Pilates: Gibson House. Targets
abs, back, posture, balance and
flexibility. Call 985-9792 for infor-
mation.
Piloxing: Gibson House. Non-con-
tact, explosive boxing drills using
one-pound piloxing gloves. Call
985-9792 for information.
BNI Marlton Regional Chapter
Lunch: Every Thursday at 11:30
a.m. at The Mansion, 3000 Main
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and professional networking
referral organization. Join us to
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FRIDAY May 30
Annual Philadelphia Soul arena
football team Evesham Town-
ship takeover: All. 6:30-8 p.m.
Plaza 70 (the location of Eve-
sham Mortgage and Family Jew-
elers) on Route 70 East. The third
annual event will feature a
Philadelphia Soul practice, a
meet and greet with players,
music, food, and family fun.
Overeaters Anonymous: 10 a.m. at
Prince of Peace Church. Call
(609) 239-0022 or visit
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SUNDAY June 1
Life at an Edwardian Manor
(Inspired by Downton Abbey):
Adult: 2 p.m. Evesham Library at
984 Tuckerton Road. The critical-
ly acclaimed TV Series, Downton
Abbey, has renewed popular
interest in the Edwardian era,
when King Edward VII reigned in
the United Kingdom. It was a time
of great disparity between the
haves and the have-nots. Wealthy
aristocrats owned huge manor
houses, and reveled in luxury,
leisure, and extravagant enter-
taining. The rich expected their
every whim to be indulged, and
all their daily needs to be fulfilled,
by the lower class of domestic
servants. This Golden Age,
which was a reaction to the Victo-
rian era (and actually began in
the late 19th century), perched on
a shaky foundation as the winds
of change brought a time of
greater social mobility within the
rigid British class system. Come
learn about this fascinating time
and the people who lived in it.
Though you don't have to be a
"Downton Abbey" fan to enjoy
this program, devoted fans may
take more notice of certain
details in the show after attend-
ing. Light refreshment will be
provided after the presentation.
Presented by Judith Krall-Russo.
Registration is required. Register
online at www.bcls.lib.nj.us, in
person or call the library at (856)
983-1444.
MONDAY June 2
Rainbow Loom Club: Kids. 4 p.m.
Evesham Library at 984 Tucker-
ton Road. If crazy about loom
designs or possessing a desires
to learn how to make personal
loom accessories, come join the
library to share and or learn in
this club. Please bring own sup-
plies. (Loom, bands, c or s clips,
and hook.) Best for ages five and
up. Registration is required. Reg-
ister online at www.bcls.lib.nj.us,
in person or call the library at
(856) 983-1444.
Overeaters Anonymous: 1:30 p.m.
at Prince of Peace Church. Call
(609) 239-0022 or visit
www.oa.org for information.
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sham Library at 984 Tuckerton
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more advanced knitters are wel-
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ting class series. By the end of
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Math is fun by Kit: Grades Second
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gram can help you to build a
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your child and bring out their
potential. This program will help
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Overeaters Anonymous: 10 a.m. at
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Questions of Faith support group: 3
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Call (800) 596-8550 to register.
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The following incidents oc-
curred on Sunday, May 4:
Wagonwheel Court Criminal
Mischief: The victim had her ve-
hicle window smashed.
The following incidents oc-
curred on Monday, May 5:
Route 73 North Theft: Money
was taken out of victims wallet
while at work.
Route 73 North CDS-Poses-
sion: Motor vehicle stop resulted
in discovery of CDS.
Route 73 North Theft: Un-
known person took victims wallet
while at work.
Colts Gait Road Fraud: At-
tempted phone scam.
Evesboro-Medford Road Sus-
picious Activity: Male reported
he observed male in business
with a gun on his belt but no
badge was visible. Employee stat-
ed male was a police officer
whom he has seen before.
Greentree Road CDS Para-
phernalia: Motor vehicle stop re-
sulted in consent to search. Mari-
juana grinder located.
Lowell Drive Harassment:
Road rage into harassment.
Squirrel Road Suspicious Per-
son: Victim observed a suspicious
person walking along the wood
line in the rear of the residence.
Tuckerton Road Police infor-
mation: A tip was received that a
female is scheduled to leave the
state to avoid prosecution. Notifi-
cation was made to appropriate
agency.
The following incidents oc-
curred on Tuesday, May 6:
Route 73 North Contempt of
Court: Subject was arrested for a
Mercer County traffic warrant
during a motor vehicle stop.
Route 73 North CDS-Posses-
sion: Motor vehicle stop resulted
in adult arrest for hindering and
CDS possession.
Route 73 South Found Proper-
ty: Recovered property, returned
to owner.
Route 73 South MVA: MVA
Milford Drive Criminal Tres-
pass: Victim found the front doors
of his residence to be open. There
were no signs of forced entry.
Nothing was missing from the
residence.
Sagemore Drive Harassment:
Victim came to police headquar-
ters to report a harassment inci-
dent.
Tuckerton Road Found Prop-
erty: Found wallet, owner noti-
fied.
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dent led an effort to construct a
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A video during the ceremony
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Tuman was honored by the
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schools to get involved.
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served the school district through
parent organizations. From
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high schools were recognized
with certificates for their service.
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dents first teacher, Superintend-
ent Carol Birnbohm said. You
show what community service
looks like in action.
The recognition of the parents
is something the student award
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thanked their parents for their
guidance.
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be graduating and heading to col-
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Yale Road Civil matter: Vic-
tim sold her car and buyer did not
get the vehicle registered in her
name.
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curred on Wednesday, May 7:
Route 70 East Shoplifting:
Male charged with shoplifting
after removing DVDs.
Main Street, East CDS-Pos-
session: Heroin/marijuana locat-
ed during consent to search of
motor vehicle.
Westminster Avenue Harass-
ment: Unknown actor vandalized
a township basketball pole with a
swastika.
Woodlake Drive Fraud: Vic-
tims father came into police
headquarters to report a check
fraud scam.
The following incidents oc-
curred on Thursday, May 8:
Route 73 South Contempt of
Court: Subject arrested for traffic
warrant out of Gloucester during
a motor vehicle stop.
Briarcliff Road Missing Per-
son: Missing juvenile. Juvenile
later located at Cherokee High
School.
Greentree Road Contempt of
Court: During a motor vehicle
stop the subject was arrested for 2
ATS warrants.
Tuckerton Road MVA: Patrol
vehicle was struck in the munici-
pal parking lot by a motorist who
was backing out of a space.
The following incidents oc-
curred on Friday, May 9:
Route 70 West Theft: Victim
stated that they received an on-
line order which they were never
paid for and believed it was
placed using a fraudulent credit
card.
Route 73 North Theft: Un-
known male stole victims wallet
from her purse. Female accom-
plice used credit card at 7- 11
store.
Route 73 South Contempt of
Court: Male was arrested on two
outstanding traffic warrants.
Delancey Place Comm El
Theft by Deception: An unidenti-
fied male actor claiming to be an
IRS representative convinces the
victim to give him money via Pay-
Pal.
Sheffield Drive Harassment:
Victim signed complaint against
neighbor for harassment.
Tuckerton Road Contempt of
Court: Subject turned herself in
on an outstanding warrant out of
Evesham Township.
The following incidents oc-
curred on Saturday, May 10:
Route 73 South Harassment:
Victim reported being tailgated
by the suspect then harassed in
police report
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the lot of Target by the same sub-
ject.
Route 73 South Contempt of
Court: Following a motor vehicle
stop for a non-moving violation
the owner was arrested for an
outstanding warrant.
Halifax Court Theft by Decep-
tion: Contractor hired and paid
but did not complete work.
Marlborough Avenue Unat-
tended Death: Victim passed
away while taking a nap.
The following incidents oc-
curred on Sunday, May 11:
Route 73 South Consent to
search: Motor vehicle stop result-
ed in a consent search of vehicle.
No contraband located.
Cambridge Avenue Theft:
Items stolen from residence while
victim was on vacation.
Lincoln Lane Hindering: Two
subjects arrested for hindering
apprehension during an assist for
another agency.
Woodthrush Court Theft:
Theft of fishing permit from
work vehicle. Permit was a stick-
er attached to the front bumper.
The following incidents oc-
curred on Monday, May 12:
Route 70 West Theft: Man left
without paying for gas.
Greenbrook Drive Property
Damage: Property damage to vic-
tims sprinkler system. Unknown
source of damage.
Greentree Road Criminal
Mischief: Victim reports his vehi-
cle tires were slashed overnight.
Kent Avenue Property Dam-
age: Back glass door found bro-
ken. Home under construction.
Pavonia CL Fraud: Victim re-
ports his debit card was compro-
mised.
Quaker Street Bad Checks:
Victim was issued a bad check.
Tuckerton Road Contempt of
Court: Defendant was transport-
ed from CCJ to BCJ in default of
bail on warrant.
Tuckerton Road Contempt of
Court: The accused had a war-
rant out of Evesham Court.
Tuckerton Road Contempt of
Court: Female arrested for ATS
warrant.
Tuckerton Road Contempt of
Court: Subject was arrested by
Cherry Hill PD and turned over
to this agency for an outstanding
Evesham warrant.
The following incidents oc-
curred on Tuesday, May 13:
Route 73 South Shoplifting:
Merchandise was stolen from
store.
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Crow Court Harassment: Vic-
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609-859-1233
1816 Rt 70, Southampton
Paperhanging,
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By Randy Craig
(856) 981-1359
www.rcpaperhangings.com
Lic. # 13VH05945366
Paperhanging
DIAMOND
ROOFING
Shingle Cedar Shake Rubber
Hot Asphalt Skylites & Repairs
(609) 268-9200
Lic.# 13VH01716900
PooI Services
JH SHARPLESS EXCAVATING
Pools Removed & Filled In
Drainage Repair
Concrete & Asphalt Removal
Driveways Installed
609-268-9772 or
609-381-9674
POOLS
New Rebuild Service
Open Close Liners
Paint Removals
Patios Decks
Call: 908-359-3000
CLASSIFIED MAY 28-JUNE 3, 2014 THE MARLTON SUN 21
Landscaping Cont'd
Massage
Tree Service
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CLASSIFIED 22 THE MARLTON SUN MAY 28-JUNE 3, 2014
MARLTON
53 S MapIe Avenue The lobby has
a built-in reception desk and a fire-
place. There is a large conference
room plus six other offices. There is
a basement for storage and parking
for 23 cars on almost an acre of
prime Marlton ground. $298,000
MARLTON
108 Five Crown RoyaI 3Bd 2.5Ba up-
dated throughout! New roof 5yrs newer windows
new kitchen w/Stainless appliances granite tops
& tile back splash New Master Bath w/whirlpool
tub HW floors gas fireplace, deck & hot tub
newer HVAC 3yrs with all appliances included
Hurry! (Web ID 6387543) $192,000
MEDFORD
2 Piney Run Road Elegance at the door.
E/I Kitchen w/granite SS appl & pantry. Screened
porch. Lg deck to yard. Master BR w/ W/I closet &
luxury bath w/whirlpool tub 4th Bed can be made
into office or playroom. Finished basement wth
workroom & storage. $378,900
Agent - Connie Nugent
MARLTON
9 Wyndmere Road This 3Bd 1.5Bth home
has been redone from top to bottom Kitchen has
been updated and features new cabinets & floor-
ing Hardwood floors were installed on both levels
Fireplace in the Family Rm Updated Bathrooms
Big back yard 5 year old roof 2car garage.
(Web ID 6390690) $249,900
MARLTON
21 Essex Court Kings Grant 3Bd 2Ba
Bi-Level on a large lot with deck and
fenced yard. New flooring to include brand
new neutral carpet in family room w/fire-
place Updated bathrooms and new roof (1
year) Enjoy this fabulous LAKE COMMU-
NITY! (Web ID 6379349) $285,000
MARLTON
12 OwI Court Priced to sell! Super spa-
cious contemporary w/newer updates! Roof,
windows, siding, gutters, soffit and fascia in
2011! Beautiful hardwood flooring in 2010 t/o
first flr! First floor office! All situated on large
fenced yard in cul-de-sac! Must see today!
(Web ID 6338388) $309,000
MARLTON
3 Yorkshire JUST REDUCED! 1 acre lot
backs to open space-Privacy 4 BD 2.5Ba +of-
fice + family room w/ fireplace Huge deck and
fenced backyard New hardwood floors & car-
pet Spacious BRs all w/walk in closets! New
SS appliances in Kitchen. A must see! (Web
ID 6330742)$399,000
MARLTON
33 Concord Road Fantastic 4Bd 2Ba
Contemporary! New Kitchen w/Corian coun-
tertops newer windows and new furnace first
floor Master Bedroom Family Room w/FP two
car garage and Patio. Second floor loft offers
large 4th BD full bath and walk-in closet!
(Web ID 6881258) $274,900
MARLTON
51 E Cedar Avenue Charming 4Bd 2.5Ba
Rancher, LR w/Gas Fireplace and custom built -ins
DR w/French doors custom Kitchen & all appliances
included. Updated bathrooms newer roof & all An-
dersen windows throughout EP Henry pavers side-
walks & a gorgeous 38X12 covered deck (Web
ID 6382816) $239,900
MarIton Office 856-596-0008
BY APPOINTMENT
Steven
Dooling
BY APPOINTMENT
OPEN SUNDAY 1-4
BY APPOINTMENT
Michael
Carr
BY APPOINTMENT
Jennean
Veale
BY APPOINTMENT
Irene
Semeriglia
BY APPOINTMENT
Sheryl
Napolitano
BY APPOINTMENT BY APPOINTMENT
Jennean
Veale
Jennean
Veale
MARLTON
186 Crown Prince Beautiful 2 bedroom
1 1/2 bath townhouse with LOTS to offer.
Large family room with fireplace. Laminate
floors in kitchen & dining room. Skylights in
the main bedroom. 2nd floor has a versatile
loft area that can be used as an office. Must
See! (Web ID 6374071) $164,900
BY APPOINTMENT
John
Pitts
MARLTON
24 ContinentaI Lane Finished Basement
in this 4 bed, 2.5 bth Tyler model, in the desir-
able Briarwood two story foyer Formal Living
room. & Large Dining room. Kitchen w/granite
counters Three Season room and Family room
W/fireplace and a separate home office. (Web
ID 6385065) $444,999
BY APPOINTMENT
Kevin
Watson
MARLTON
43 Normandy "Woodlands Development"
Impeccable Solebury Model with every up-
grade your can imagine. This truly is a must
see to appreciate! From gourmet Kitchen to
sumptuous bathrooms and two tier Trex Deck
backing to farm lands! Call for your private
tour (Web ID 6326361) $469,000
BY APPOINTMENT
Carlo
Vitulano
MARLTON
8 Providence Road Ridings at Mayfair
4Bed 2.5Ba Colonial with 2 story foyer HW Floors
Step down Family Room w/fireplace and large
two tier deck plus retractable awning. Two car
garage, all appliances included plus a one year
home warranty. A MUST SEE! (Web ID
6373140) $379,000
OPEN SUNDAY 1-4
Jennean
Veale
MARLTON
1204 Bittersweet Court Updated
home, remodeled Kit w/ granite, Stainless Steel
appliances, tile. Brick f/p, Hardwood floors,
deck, Mstr bed w/2 closets & walk-in. Updated
bath, finished basement main floor laundry,
fenced yard, newer heater. Must See! Don`t wait!
(Web ID 6390703) $199,900
OPEN SUNDAY 1-4
Patricia
Levecchia
MARLTON
335 Brandywine Drive Perfect Loca-
tion, not only in Woodstream but check out this
lot! Well maintained 4 Bedroom two story Colo-
nial w/full basement. Entertain on your deck this
summer & enjoy the privacy! Gas Heat, newer
roof and vinyl windows. Call for your personal
tour (Web ID 6335562) $250,000
BY APPOINTMENT
Patricia
Levecchia
Jennean
Veale
CLASSIFIED MAY 28-JUNE 3, 2014 THE MARLTON SUN 23
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Mon-Fri 10am-8pm Sat 10am-5pm Sun 12pm-5pm
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Bed $449
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