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Members comment on littleat special meeting. PAGE 5

MIKE MONOSTRA/The SunKids of all ages converged on Paws Farm in Mt. Laurel on Saturday, March 28 for the township’s annualSpring Egg Hunt. Egg hunts were held for various age groups both inside the welcome center andthroughout the farm’s backyard. Above, Emily Atchison, 1, of Marlton, examines a prize she found insidean egg.

An egg-cellent bounty

By ZANE CLARKThe Sun

Evesham Township Councilhas introduced an ordinance tobond various capital improve-ments, including $1.5 million forthe road improvement program.

Several council meetings dat-ing to Feb. 3 have featured presen-tations from township officials re-garding what roads and what por-tions of roads to include in theprogram.

In the bond is money for workto be conducted on the portion of Willow Bend Road from WestcottAvenue to the traffic light at Tom-

linson Mill Road, Tomlinson MillRoad to Marlton Parkway, the sec-tion of North Elmwood Road be-tween Route 70 and Main Street,and Evans Road from Farming-ton Drive to CommonwealthDrive.

Township officials have previ-ously said the roads were chosendue to their damaged status anduse as “collector roads,” meaningroads outside of developments

that collect heavy traffic frommultiple areas of town.

Work on the roads will consistmostly of mill and overlay work,which Department of PublicWorks Superintendent Tom Kohlhas in the past described as put-ting new tops on the roads.

As law requires, also to be re-done are any curbs and sidewalkslocated along the roads, handicapramps as mandated by the Ameri-cans with Disabilities Act, andtree removal when trees are caus-ing tripping hazards.

It was the tree removal andhigh cost associated with theissue that caused council to re-

consider paving all of WillowBend Road, as officials originallysuggested.

Council asked for a study of how many trees would need to beremoved if work was conductedon the entirety of Willow BendRoad, with a study from a land-scape architect and horticultural-ist later determining that 93 trees

Road ordinance

introducedIncluded are improvements to portionsof Willow Bend, Tomlinson Mill,North Elmwood and Evans roads

please see ORDINANCE, page 9

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This is part of a nationwide en-forcement effort, known asUDrive. UText. UPay. The purposeof the campaign is to undertakevisible, targeted enforcement dur-ing the month of April, which isNational Distracted DrivingMonth. Enforcement activitieswill focus on behaviors that dis-

tract from the actual task of driv-ing, such as talking on a hand-held device or sending text mes-sages.

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to be safe at all times, please beaware of this campaign and drivesafely.

From 2003-2012, more than1,600 people were killed in crash-es caused by distracted drivers.Such distractions include: talkingon a cellular phone, tuning aradio or CD player, applyingmakeup, talking to other passen-gers, tending to children or pets,eating and drinking.

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Drivers who talk or text on ahandheld cell phone while driv-ing face a fine.

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Meredith Miller of Marlton wasamong the University of Scran-ton students who participated inalternative spring break servicetrips in March that allowed themto work with the homeless, for-

mer gang members, childrenwith disabilities and others inneed. Miller, a senior in the JesuitUniversity's College of Profes-sional Studies, volunteered atFrancis Corps in Syracuse, N.Y.

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Dan Iannone, offensive line-man, will attend the University of New Haven on a football scholar-ship this summer. The 6’ 3” 265-pound senior was instrumentalin bringing the Cherokee Chiefsto their back-to-back SJ Group IVchampionships in 2013 and 2014.Iannone is a four-year varsityplayer, three-year starter andteam captain who has brokenthree consecutive weight roomrecords since his freshman yearat Cherokee. He recently won the

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“Grief is a natural, healthy

and universal emotion. It helps usaccept a loss and begin to heal.You don’t have to grieve alone,”said Kim Rumaker, manager of the Samaritan Center for Grief Support.

The following support groupswill be offered by the SamaritanCenter for Grief Support staff be-ginning in April:

Grieving the Love of Your Life -for those grieving the loss of aspouse or partner, $40 for eightsessions. Sessions start Thursday,

April 23 at 6 p.m. at SamaritanHealthcare & Hospice Center forGrief – 5 Eves Drive.

The Grieving Heart – for adultsgrieving the loss of a familymember or friend. Session in Mt.Holly will be held April 11 from 2-3:30 p.m. at Mt. Holly Virtua Me-morial, 175 Madison Ave., Mt.Holly.

Session in Hammonton will beheld on April 18 from 10-11:30 a.m.at Hammonton Library, 451 S. EggHarbor Road, Hammonton.

Grief support groups set throughout April

The Sun is proud to announceits winners for the St. Patty’s DayColoring Contest. Published in all10 of our newspapers, childrenfrom around South Jersey andPrinceton colored the leprechaunand his pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and sent their cre-ation to us. In total, we received 99entries in only one week!

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By ZANE CLARKThe Sun

It might have been a special af-ternoon meeting of the EveshamTownship Council on March 31,but the comments voiced by resi-dents were in line with those pre-sented at the past several meet-ings since the beginning of Feb-ruary.

Since that time, several resi-dents have been raising issuewith how and when the mayor

and council were answering ques-tions asked by the public duringopen public comment sessions atmeetings.

Township solicitor John Gille-spie has in the past said councilmembers are not required by lawto immediately answer or com-ment on questions asked by resi-dents at meetings, or answer orcomment at all, but at the special

March 31 meeting, EveshamTownship Manager Thomas Cz-erniecki said council was actual-ly legally limited with what itcould and could not respond to.

Czerniecki said because themeeting was a special meetingand not regularly scheduled,there was no comment sectionfrom council members at the endof the meeting as there regularlywould be, and council was ad-vised special meetings are limitedto items that have been advertised

on the agenda.“We can only deal with thesematters,” Czerniecki said.

Of the two members of thepublic to speak at the meeting,first was resident Kenneth Millswho asked about a resolutionamending the temporary generalcapital budget regarding thetownship-owned Indian SpringGolf Course for about $180,000 in

improvements. Mills said hewanted to know if a golf courseconsultant hired by the townshiplast year recommended the im-provements.

“I know that last year we hadthe consultant here that receivedquite a sum of money, and Iwould just like to know if thatmade any kind of impact on theprofitability of the golf course,”Mills said.

When Mayor Randy Brownasked if that was an issue related

to an agenda item, Czernieckisaid it was not related to the capi-tal plan introduced and not a sub-

ject that was advertised.As he was unable to receive an

answer, Mills said he thought themeetings still needed more trans-parency, to which Brown respond-ed that the rules of special meet-

please see PUBLIC, page 9

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Marlton resident Kelsey Wainwright , astudent at Fairleigh Dickinson University'sMetro in Teaneck, has been inducted intoFDU's Phi Omega Epsilon for the fall 2014semester.

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Alyssa Cirucci of Marlton was among 177Lebanon Valley College students whoplayed a varsity sport during the 2014-2015winter season. Cirucci, a graduate of Bish-

op Eustace Prep School, is pursuing abachelor’s of science degree in psychobiol-ogy at The Valley and was a member of thewomen's basketball team. Lebanon Valleyfinished the season 21-9 and won the ECACSouth Women's Basketball Championshipwith an 81-58 victory over rival Albright.

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We seem to often preach howimportant it is to stay localfor the summertime. And

that’s because it’s true. The 102 daysbetween Memorial Day and Labor Dayweekends are crucial for the JerseyShore, which, no matter where you

live in our fine state, has a vital impacton our economy.

The devastation that was caused byHurricane Sandy seems like a distantmemory, but some Shore towns arestill fighting to fully recover. Thosethat have recovered still desperatelyneed visitors; they still need our sup-port.

Beach Season 2013, the one immedi-ately following Sandy, was not a goodone. As if rebuilding from Sandy was-n’t bad enough, an incredibly wet Junekept visitors away from the Shore dur-

ing prime weekends. Sales for storesthat year in the hardest-hit areas wereoff anywhere from 20-40 percent, ac-cording to state economic reports. Gov.Christie’s office estimated companieslost more than $63 million in businessdue to the storm.

Last year got a little better, but itwasn’t back to pre-storm numbers. ATourism Economics report, presentedby the state Division of Travel andTourism, found that visitors to theShore rose 4.4 percent statewide lastyear, but spending didn’t keep pace, in-

creasing only 3.7 percent. Directtourism employment fell 1.3 percent,the first time it declined since 2010, butthat was mainly due to hard times inAtlantic City.

So what’s the message here? It’s sim-ple: Visit the Shore this summer, visit

often, and spend money there.New Jersey residents often take our

coastline for granted, but we shouldrealize how lucky we are to have sucha gem this close to home. So let’s pay itback this summer. As hard as it mayseem to fathom, there are only sixweeks until the official start of thesummer beach season, but there isstill plenty of time to plan your sum-mer vacation at the Jersey Shore.

The beach towns need your support.Let’s all dedicate at least part of oursummer to giving back.

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Lego Club : Ages 6 – 12. 4 p.m. Eve-sham Library at 984 TuckertonRoad. Hello Lego fanatics. Jointhe library for 60 minutes of fun

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along the road were at risk.As such, council decided that

this year, only the portion of Wil-low Bend Road from Westcott Av-enue to Tomlinson Mill Roadwould be paved to save money.

In addition, waiting to pavepart of the road will give officialsmore time to speak with residents

along the other portion of theroad and get their input on thenumber of trees that would po-tentially need to be removedwhen paving eventually takesplace.

“There will probably be twoparts to that, phase one and phasetwo,” Kohl said. “We’ll go theother way toward Main Street if

things work out for phase two, butthis year it’s Westcott to the traf-fic light. There were some ques-tions with trees. There’s a lot of sidewalk work there.”

According to Kohl, the town-ship has done well in the biddingprocess in the past, and as such,two additional roads are goingout as optional bids – the overlayof Sycamore Avenue and work onChestnut Avenue.

Kohl said Sycamore Avenuehad some base repairs done two

years ago, resulting in the cur-rent need for only overlay. Chest-nut Avenue also requires onlybase repairs and overlay.

“What’s nice about those tworoads is there’s no curves, there’sno drainage,” Kohl said.

A public hearing and potentialfinal adoption of the bond ordi-nance is scheduled for April 14.

PUBLICContinued from page 1

Ordinance could be adopted on April 14

ings meant officials could onlycomment on agenda items.

“Ken, with all due respect, wehave to follow the meeting today,”Brown said.

Upon considering the resolu-

tion, Deputy Mayor Robert DiEn-na asked for clarification so resi-dents could understand its con-tents and know there was no ac-commodation in the resolution tohire another golf course consult-ant.

Czerniecki eventually ex-plained the purpose of the resolu-tion as authorizing deviationfrom the township’s current tem-

porary budget, and then went onto explain that a second resolu-tion on the agenda put thechanges into place, with a sepa-rate ordinance on the agenda au-thorizing the bonding of themoney, with a public hearingscheduled for April 14.

The other resident to speak atthe meeting was Joe Scialabbo,who said he had information list-ing the golf course consultant

Mills referenced as billed at “$50an hour” and listed items loggedin billing such as going to thebank for change, changing bath-room air fresheners and filling infor driving range workers.

“Billing for $50 an hour to fillin for someone that does that Idon’t think is fiscally responsibleat all, so keep that in mind for thefuture,” Scialabbo said.

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Known as Dia (Diversity in Ac-tion), El día de los niños/El día delos libros is an ongoing, national-ly recognized initiative that em-

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BCLS was one of 18 library re-cipients nationwide to be award-ed a $1,500 mini-grant from theAmerican Library Association,The Association for Library Serv-ice to Children and Dollar Gener-al to fund the STEAM (science,technology, engineering, ar t and

math) related activities.Recommended for children

ages 7 to 12, the BCLS “BuildingSTEAM with Dia” program willbe presented at the county libraryin Westampton, and the MapleShade, Evesham and Pembertonbranches. Participants will exper-iment with building kits, createart and learn about artists, scien-tists and inventors from diversebackgrounds.

Younger children are welcomewith adult assistance, and atten-dance at all sessions during thefive-week program is not re-quired.

Programs taking place at theEvesham Library include:• Science and Technology

Fun Part 1 on April 13 at 6:30 p.m.Experiment with Snap Circuits,Little Bits, MaKey MaKey’s, ro-bots and more. Play a piano withbananas.

• Science and TechnologyFun Part 2 on April 20, 6:30 p.m.The fun continues with Snap Cir-cuits, Little Bits, MaKey MaKey’s,

robots and more. Play games onthe computer with a game con-troller made out of tinfoil andvegetables

• Engineering Fun on April27 at 6:30 p.m. The library willhave hands-on building fun whileengineering edible structures andbuilding, wiring and designing ahouse.

• Art Fun on May 4, 6:30 p.m.Create Batik styled art and learnabout artists from diverse back-grounds. Wear clothes that canget messy.

• More Art Fun on May 11,6:30 p.m. at Evesham. Get ready to

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Parents and guardians inter-ested in Evesham Child Care’sTeddy Bear Academy for the 2015-2016 school year are invited to at-tend an open house on Saturday,April 11, from 9 a.m. to noon. Par-ents will have an opportunity totour the facilities, housed in itsown section of Marlton MiddleSchool, as well as ask questionsand enroll their child in the pro-gram. TBA is open to all childrenaged 6 weeks to pre-kindergarten.A $75 non-refundable fee, payableby check or money order to Eve-sham Child Care, is required.

“We are very excited to begin

registration for our second yearof early childcare services,” saidEvesham Child Care CoordinatorLeah Perlmutter. “The currentschool year, Teddy Bear Acade-my’s first in operation, has beenvery successful and rewarding.With more than 70 children en-rolled, we can’t wait to see whatthe new school-year will bring.”

Teddy Bear Academy boastsseven large classrooms, an indoor

play area, a fenced outdoor playarea, a nurse’s office, bathroomsand a separate entrance exclusiveto Evesham’s Teddy Bear Acade-my families. Last year, the chil-dren had fun participating in ac-tivities and special events such ascamping week during the sum-mer and a Thanksgiving feast, aswell as much more. Perlmutterplans on continuing the fun thisyear.

“Our program provides an at-mosphere that encourages chil-dren to explore and be creative,while being safe and securethroughout the day,” Perlmutter

said. “We’ve been providing qual-ity before- and after-school carefor school-aged children enrolledin the district for more than 24years.”

Teddy Bear Academy has threeoptions to fit most families’ sched-ules. Full-day childcare is avail-able year-round for children agedsix weeks to pre-kindergartenfrom 6:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. A half-daypreschool program for children

aged three and four is availableyear-round from 8 a.m. to 12:30p.m. Awrap-around program forchildren in the pre-school pro-gram at Rice Elementary Schoolprovides before- and after-schoolcare from 6:45 a.m. to 6 p.m., aswell as full-day care when Rice El-ementary School is not in session.This program is available fromSeptember to June.

All children in the preschoolprogram must be 3 or 4 years oldon or before Oct. 1 and fully potty-trained, to meet program require-ments.

Tuition rates range from $303

to $1,100; detailed tuition informa-tion is available at www.eve-sham.k12.nj.us.

Parents unable to attend theopen house can register orarrange for a tour of TBA, locatedat 150 Tomlinson Mill Road, bycontacting Evesham Child Careat (856) 988-0686. Registrations arebeing accepted on a first-come,first-served basis until all spacesare filled.

Teddy Bear Academy open house is April 11

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