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www.moorestownsun.com JULY 29–AUG. 4, 2015 FREE

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE10 years of The Sun

Celebrate with us!PAGES 16–17

Take a look back and celebrate 10 years of The Moorestown Sun on pages 16 and 17

By MIKE MONOSTRAThe Sun

If one were to drive along theCooper River in Collingswood orCherry Hill this summer during aweekday afternoon, they may seea team of sailboats sailing alongthe water.

These particular boats are notpiloted by adults, but rather kids,ages 9 to 18, from around SouthJersey. The kids come from asclose as Haddonfield and CherryHill to as far as Sewell and Med-ford. They have different back-grounds, attend different schoolsand have different groups of friends. However, together theyshare a common bond in their in-terest in sailing.

These kids make up the CooperRiver Yacht Club youth sailingteam. The team competes in the

Mid-Atlantic Yacht Racing Asso-ciation series on Thursdays dur-ing the summer, racing other kidsfrom across New Jersey andaround the region. The team willbe hosting a regatta on July 30against the association’s otherteams.

The team members all havehad different journeys into thesport. Some have been sailing formore than five years, some for as

little as two or three. However, all11 members talk of their team asits own little club.

“Meeting new people is reallyawesome,” said Annalise Rowl-ing, 15, of Haddonfield. “As far asI know, I’m the only person in my

school or grade that sails.”Cherry Hill resident Skye

Mada, 11, said she didn’t knowanyone in her school or group of friends who sailed prior to start-ing.

“When I started, I didn’t really

know anyone,” she said. “Every-one was so nice to me.”

Haddonfield resident LeoBrickner, 12, said he got into sail-ing because he wanted to do aunique summer activity.

“It’s fun to always have some-

thing to do rather than sittingaround doing nothing,” he said.“It’s fun saying I sail.”

Head coach Robert Graham of Moorestown said sailing requiresa high level of patience. He com-plimented his team, saying allmembers have grown in maturitysince they first started.

“Some people, it takes too longfor them to like it and that’s whenthey quit,” he said. “There’s a cer-tain level of maturity that’s re-quired.”

Cameron Acito, 17, of CherryHill said he was attracted to thesport because of the patience andmaturity required to master it.

“I definitely like the independ-ence factor that your actions arereciprocated through how youperform,” he said.

“It’s really fun having a big re-sponsibility like this,” said

Cameron’s younger brother, 11-year-old Nathan. “I like learninghow to race and keep your boatnice for all of the regattas.”

“I like the freedom,” saidAidan Ryder, 14, of Medford. “Wewere alone in our own boats hav-ing a good time.”

Just like other sports teams,there’s a large time commitment

MIKE MONOSTRA/The Sun

Patrick York, Leo Brickner and Nathan Acito sail their boats down the Cooper River during the CooperRiver Yacht Club youth sailing team’s practice last Wednesday.

South Jersey kids share love of the waterThe CRYC youth sailing team will host its home regatta on July 30 along the Cooper River

please see SAILING, page 14


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By KAHRA F. BUSS Dept. of Parks & Recreation

Summer is always a catch 22 – there is never enough time to doeverything we want to do, and toomuch idle time. Parents constant-ly find their children either beingover- or under-scheduled. The De-partment of Parks and Recre-ation is pleased to offer a wide va-

riety of activities to help fill thosesummer gaps without over-com-plicating summer schedules.

As summer has reached itsmid-point, there are still a varietyof activities to participate in.Just because we are knocking onAugust’s door doesn’t mean thereis nothing to do. This August, theBoys and Girls Sports Camp giveschildren ages 5 to 12 the opportu-

nity to learn and fine-tune funda-mental soccer, baseball, softball,street hockey, tennis, basketballand flag football skills. Partici-pants will learn proper dietaryhabits, stretching/warm-up rou-tines, practice techniques anddrills developed to improve theirskills. Small group instructionwill give children the opportunityto work with mentors and partici-pate in live games.

The dates of the program are:Session 1: Boys and girls, ages 5 to

7, Aug. 17 through Aug. 21 andSession 2: Boys and girls, ages 8 to12; Aug. 24 through Aug. 28. Bothsessions run from 9 a.m. to noonat Jeff Young Park. Inclementweather location is the Upper Ele-mentary School. Under the in-struction of Terry O’Brien andteen mentors, participants willlearn a wide variety of skills.O’Brien has been coaching andinstructing youth sports for morethan 20 years, including 13 yearsat the William Allen Middle

School.The Department of Parks and

Recreation always has somethinggoing. The Summer Concert Se-ries continues with live concertson the lawn of the MoorestownCommunity House on Aug. 3 and10 beginning with youth presen-tations at 6:30 p.m. Bring a blan-ket, your family and non-perish-able food items to benefit LiveCivilly and to help our local foodpantries. This year’s concert se-

ries has brought out record num-bers of people and has been atremendous community event.

And, as we enter the last fewweeks of summer, it’s never toosoon to think about fall registra-tions. Fall registrations are allonline at www.moorestown.nj.us,Community tab, Parks & Facili-ties link. From art, ceramics,dance and pre-K sports programsto youth soccer and youth fieldhockey to yoga, badminton, pick-leball and adult sports leagues,

there is truly something foreveryone. Join the RecreationNation and enjoy the multitude of opportunities available to theMoorestown community.

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Coldwell Banker Preferred has acquiredthe assets of B.T. Edgar & Son Realtors inMoorestown.

The company’s single sales office, locat-ed at 27 E. Main St., will now operate asColdwell Banker Preferred.

Dave Lewis, the broker and owner of

B.T. Edgar & Son Realtors, which was es-tablished in 1923, will continue with Cold-well Banker Preferred. He brings morethan 25 years of real estate brokerage expe-rience to the company.

“Dave Lewis and the sales professionals

affiliated with B.T. Edgar & Son Realtorshave a phenomenal reputation in southernNew Jersey for marketing and sales,” saidDavid Krieger, president of ColdwellBanker Preferred. “This acquisition strate-gically grows our presence in this market-place and provides a solid foundation for

future expansion and growth.”With this acquisition, Coldwell Banker

Preferred now has 10 offices and a salesforce of more than 600 affiliated sales asso-ciates and staff serving the communities of the Greater Philadelphia area and the

Delaware Valley, including northernDelaware and southern New Jersey.

“By affiliating with Coldwell BankerPreferred, the sales associates will gain ac-cess to innovative technology and market-ing programs that otherwise would nothave been available,” said Lewis. “We look

forward to continuing to provide the supe-rior customer service thathomebuyers andsellers have come to know and expect fromus. As part of Coldwell Banker Preferred, Iam confident that we will exceed their ex-pectations.”

Moorestown realty acquired by Coldwell Banker Preferred

The calendar is about to turn the

page to August, and here we

are, talking about November al-

ready. We’re talking about Tuesday,

Nov. 3, to be precise. That’s the date for

the General Election this year.

Yes, temperatures may still soar to

the 90s outside right now, instead of being in the 60s, 50s or maybe even

40s – hopefully not – as they’re likely to

be in November. Still, the time both we

as voters and the candidates them-

selves spend now determine what our

lives look like for the near future.

This fall, there is no “big name” seat

up for election. Gov. Christie’s seat is

not up for election, though he is doing

some campaigning himself, as we all

know.

There are no Senate or House of

Representatives seats up for election in

our state, either. But still, 2015 could

prove to be an important year locally.

That’s because, as is the case in odd-

numbered years, all 80 seats in the

General Assembly are up for election.

These elections are just as impor-

tant, if not more so, on a local level

than an election for president of theUnited States. These are the people

who represent your interests.

Throughout New Jersey, municipal

governing bodies and boards of educa-

tion will also be holding elections to

choose new members to represent the

town. Mayors, councilmembers and

school board members often have a

greater impact on your daily life than

your governor and president.

The governor and president may be

the “sexier” post to vote for, but your

trash pickup, your property taxes and

your kids’ school curriculum have

more of an impact on your day-to-day

life, and those local post holders are

the ones who control those areas the

most.

So just because you won’t be voting

for the next governor or the next presi-

dent doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be in

tune with this November’s elections

and this November’s issues.

We at The Sun will be providing you

as much election coverage as we can

this fall, especially when there is a con-

tested election at the municipal level.If your town has a contested munici-

pal election, expect a full, multi-week

Meet the Candidates series where we’ll

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about the election itself, as well as pro-

files of the candidates and their

stances on the issues.

If you have any questions you’d like

us to ask the candidates, feel free to

email us at the address to the right.

So while you may still be making

trips to the beach and thinking about

back to school or the start of football

instead of heading to the polls, don’t

fall behind on the issues. What hap-

pens behind those curtains in Novem-

ber could have a profound impact on

what happens in front of them for the

foreseeable future.

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Get ready to voteThis year’s election is very important for New Jersey residents

Your thoughts

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Campolo to speak at First Baptist ChurchDr. Tony Campolo will speak at

the First Baptist Church of Moorestown on Sunday, Aug. 2 at10 a.m. All areinvited.

Campolo is aprofessor of so-ciology at Eastern University, andwas formerly on the faculty of theUniversity of Pennsylvania. For40 years, he founded and led theEvangelical Association for thePromotion of Education, an or-ganization that created and sup-ported programs serving needycommunities in the Third World

as well as in “at-risk” neighbor-hoods across North America.

The First Baptist Church of Moorestown is located at 19 WestMain St. in Moorestown. For

more information, call (856) 235-1180 or email us at [email protected]. You can also fol-low us on Facebook.

Chesterbrook Academyhosts open house

Chesterbrook Academy Pre-school in Moorestown will hostan open house on Saturday, Aug. 8from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The eventwill provide an opportunity for

families to meet the school princi-pal and teachers, explore class-rooms and learn more aboutChesterbrook Academy’s signa-ture Links to Learning curricu-lum.

Chesterbrook Academy offersmany activities during the weekfor students, including karate,gymnastics, dance and othersports. Students age 3 and olderhave access to the latest technolo-

gy in classrooms, including com-puters and iPads. ChesterbrookAcademy's campus features alarge outdoor play area for sportsand other activities.

Chesterbrook Academy serveschildren ages 6 weeks throughkindergarten and is located at 130Borton Landing Road. To RSVPfor the open house, call Ann orSue at (856) 234-5557.

Live Civilly asks for foodpantry donations

There are local food pantries inMoorestown in need of dona-tions. Live Civilly asks for the

community’s help by donatingnon-perishable food items at thefollowing locations: MoorestownLibrary, Moorestown Town Halland Monday nights at the Parksand Recreation Summer ConcertSeries on the lawn of theMoorestown Community House.

For more information abouthow to help our local foodpantries, visit www.livecivilly.orgor email [email protected].

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richment day camp program thatis supported by the United StatesPatent and Trademark Office andthe National Inventors Hall of Fame, is coming to MoorestownUpper Elementary School theweek of Aug. 3-7. The week-longday camp for students enteringgrades one through six fosters in-novation and creativity whilealso building self-esteem, team-work, persistence and goal-set-ting skills.

Camp Invention not only en-courages inventive young mindsthrough Science, Technology, En-gineering and Mathematics in afun and creative atmosphere, italso incorporates outdoor activi-ties as part of its curriculum.

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solving challenges, they buildthings, take things apart, exploredifferent types of technology andso much more. Many times, thestudents are having so much fun,they don’t even realize they arelearning and developing newskills.

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737 Golf View Road, Moorestown $1,299,000Prestigious Location / Timeless Appeal

5 Bedrooms / 4/1 Baths / 4700 Sq. Ft. / .86 Acre

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300 Springhouse Ln, Moorestown $642,500

Collins Park Neighborhood / Newly Renovated

5 Bedrooms / 3/1 Baths / 3,377 Sq. Ft. / .49 Acre

Updated Kitchen w/Stainless Steel Appliances & Granite/Close to Town

519 Eaglebrook Dr., Moorestown $649,000Elegant Stanwick Glen Home / Close to Schools & Town

5 Bedrooms / 2/2 Baths / 3,802 Sq.Ft. / .64 Acre

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305 Creek Road, Moorestown $2,200,000Celebrity luxury w/ ultimate privacy. Custom designed palatial estate on 3.5acres w/ views of Rancocas Creek & adjacent to an 11 acre nature preserve inMoorestown. Gated driveway leads to 6600 sqft. of luxury & high-end finishes:

additional 3700' of unfinished space--9' walkout lower level w/ full finishedbath. 2 story circular foyer w/ 2 custom stairs and & mahogany 8' front doors.10 ft ceilings, open floor plan, custom paint, trim, crown molding, chair rail,waincoting, fluted columns, 3 FPs, 4 bay GA perfect for car collector. 5 BRs, 5full & 2 half BAs, chef's kitchen w/ 9' granite island, 2 Franke sinks. ThermadorSS appliance package. Conservatory w/ volume ceiling, 2 story DR w/ cofferedceiling, Swarovski chandeliers & 2 Juliet balconies.Custom flooring includes:Brazilian teak wood, "Tiger wood", marble & granite. 1 year warranty included.

170 Bridgeboro Rd., Moorestown $799,900Custom English Tudor Country House

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520 Eaglebrook Rd., Moorestown $799,900Stately Stanwick Glen Home / Close to Schools & Town

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400 E. Central Ave, Moorestown $619,000Distinguished home w/ great floorplan. Immaculate, well maintained custom home built by JeffreyDubrow. This ranch was built for convenience, privacy and economy - located w/in walking dis-tance to Main St & schools. The master en suite is located at one end of the house while the other

2 BRs & jack and jill BA are on the opposite end -- plenty of privacy for all. Sundrenched kitchenw/ ample storage, double ovens, creamy light cabinets & great breakfast room w/ bay windowsoverlooking the lawn. Crown molding in the LR, DR and entrance hall, extra wide baseboardsthroughout. French double doors in common living spaces provide an open floor plan and a greatflow when entertaining. 9' ceilings, hardwood floors, wood burning FP in great room, Andersonwindows throughout, new steel 9' wide insulated GA doors, generous GA size--23' x 24', under-ground sprinkler system. Economical Ennerstat 2 zone heating and cooling system.Huge unfin-ished Basement with 9' ceilings. Large patio is a wonderful spot for outdoor gatherings.

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Donahue receives P.E.O. educational gift Master photography at PerkinsChristine

Donahue, a re-cent graduateof

MoorestownHigh School,was the recipi-ent of a P.E.O.

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Donahue plans to enter WestVirginia University and study el-ementary education in a five-year master’s program.

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at Riverton Yacht Club on Mon-days and then at Cooper RiverTuesdays and Wednesdays.Thursdays are competition days

where the team will leave as earlyas 5:30 or 6 a.m. to travel to anoth-er yacht club in the region, notcoming home until night. Thenon Fridays, the team is back onthe river for another practice.

“We try to start right whenschool ends,” Graham said. “Weget some practice time so we’reready to go.”

The many hours of practicehave paid off for a number of thesailors. Cameron Acito finishedin first place in the Laser 4.7 se-ries at the Brigantine regatta onJuly 16, with Rowling not far be-

hind in third place. Zachary Yorkof Sewell won the Laser 4.7 cate-gory in Stone Harbor on July 9,and Chaz Burnham of

Collingswood finished in firstplace in Laser Redial on thatsame day.

The team is hoping to draw acrowd of sailing fans and thosenew to the sport at Thursday’s re-

gatta. The team has grown overthe past eight years from justthree kids to an average of 10 to12 annually. Cameron Acito hopes

the team attracts a few more fansthis week.

“We have a social atmosphereto help bring people in,” he said.“Then we want them to stay be-cause we want them to sail.”

For more information on theCooper River Yacht Club and theyouth sailing team, visitwww.cooperriveryc.org.

SAILINGContinued from page 1

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2005 Top 10: Songs and moviesTop 10 Songs of 2005 - Billboard Year End Charts

1. Mariah Carey We Belong Together 2. Gwen Stefani Hollaback Girl 3. Mario Let Me Love You4. Kelly Clarkson Since U Been Gone5. Ciara and Missy Elliott 1, 2 Step6. Kanye West featuring Jamie Foxx Gold Digger 7. Green Day Boulevard of Broken Dreams8. 50 Cent featuring Olivia Candy Shop9. The Pussycat Dolls featuring Busta Rhymes Don’t Cha10. Kelly Clarkson Behind These Hazel Eyes

Top U.S. Grossing Feature Films1. Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith2. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe3. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire4. War of the Worlds5. King Kong6. Wedding Crashers

7. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory8. Batman Begins9. Madagascar10. Mr. & Mrs. Smith

By BRIGIT BAUMA

The SunIn the summer of 2005, Money

magazine named Moorestown asthe best place to live in the nation.And while Moorestown didn’t re-tain the title in the magazine’smost recent survey in 2013, youwouldn’t know it by talking tolocal residents.

“I think it still is the best placeto live,” councilman and 29-yearresident Greg Newcomer said.

Each year Money looks at a

number of data points, including job growth, housing prices, medi-an family income, education qual-ity and diversity with a heavy em-phasis on certain factors depend-ing on the economy at the time. Itnarrows down the list from thereand looks at more fun factorssuch as weather, community andculture. When the list is nar-rowed down further, Money sendsreporters to the towns to see whatreally makes them special to cre-ate a top 10.

Donna Rosato, senior writer atMoney, visited Moorestown backin 2005 and was struck by thecharm of the town, the education-al system, the convenient locationto major cities, the history andthe loyalty of residents comingback to raise a family.

“I found it to be a very charm-ing town. It struck me that somany people grew up and wantedto move back so their childrencould have the same experience.

They were really thrilled aboutthe schools, there were major em-ployers, and there wasn’t muchoverdevelopment. That is what Iremember from the town,” Rosatosaid. “Our list is aimed at people

looking for a place to raise theirfamily.”

These same factors are stilltrue in Moorestown today.

David Lewis of ColdwellBanker Preferred was inter-viewed in 2005 as a resident whogrew up in Moorestown, movedaway and came back to raise afamily. As a Realtor, he findsmany people coming back toMoorestown for a number of rea-sons, but mostly to raise a family.

“There are three things thatmake Moorestown special: the

school system, Main Street andthe tree canopy,” Lewis said. “It isa great place to grow up and agreat place to raise a family.”

Newcomer moved toMoorestown initially for a beauti-ful house and the excellent schoolsystem. Since then, he has grownto love the town for its many jew-els. For him, the big three are theschool system, the parks and thepeople, especially with their vol-unteerism.

“We have the small town feel-ing where people know eachother and care about each other,”Newcomer said.

For Gina Zegel, a 39-year-resi-dent of Moorestown, her husbandwanted to move to Moorestowndue to its charm. Raising her fam-ily here and making great friends,she now calls it her new home-town.

Her favorite part of Moorestown is the history andthe community, like Julie Roben-

hymer, former Miss New Jersey,said in 2005. She feels it is great tohave a town with rich history andknows its roots. She also likes thediversity of people in the townwho all want the same things, cre-

ating a community.“In other towns, you don’t have

the same sense of communitylike we have here,” Zegel said.

According to Rosato, a numberof different criteria could bump atown off the list, such as a higherincome average and housingprices, low job growth, over devel-opment or poor education. Andeach year different factors are putinto consideration. In 2005,Rosato suspects that Moorestownhad high job opportunities andwas more affordable at the time,

helping it make the list that year.“The towns were a mix of dif-

ferent places across the U.S. Butthe No. 1 thing we looked for (in2013) was strong job market. Ithas taken a long time for solid jobgrowth. Those that hit the list had

job growth, diversity and indus-try,” Rosato said.

This year Money will onceagain release its best places tolive list for 10,000 and 50,000 popu-lation towns. According toRosato, there is nothing a towncan do to make the list as theirnumbers play a big factor. But if the numbers are right, Rosatosaid towns can stand out by keep-ing things fresh.

“I think one of the things atown can do is always try to keepit fresh: attract new employers, dowhat you can to keep the town’scharm, don’t over build, addsomething like a new art galleryor stadium, just keep improving,”Rosato said.

Newcomer said that thoughMoorestown has a lot of good at-tributes, he still feels there arethings Moorestown can improve

‘A very charming town’

Residents reflect on why Moorestown, named the bestplace to live in 2005, is still a great community

please see LEWIS, page 19

LOOKING BACK

The Moorestown Sun launched with our first edition 10 years agothis week, on July 27, 2005. We will be celebrating with a multi-weekseries looking back on the happenings of the last 10 years. Check

next week’s issue for more coverage.


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The Moorestown Business Association was created to improve the township’s business relations

Loyalty, unique downtown bring businesses to Moorestown

By BRIGIT BAUMAThe Sun

The Moorestown Business As-sociation was established in 1974.Since its beginning, its mission tobring together businesses to col-laborate and improve relationsamong businesses, the townshipand residents hasn’t changed.However, like most things, as timegoes on, changes need to be madeto fit the current world.

Ten years ago, the president of the MBA was featured in an arti-cle in The Moorestown Sun’s firstissue. For its anniversary, TheSun sits down with current presi-dent Don Powell to see what haschanged with the MBA and busi-ness itself in Moorestown overthe past 10 years.

Powell has been a business

owner since 1986 with PowellBuilding Cooperation, now Pow-ell Energy & Solar, LLC aftermerging his construction expert-ise with his solar technology ex-pertise. He decided to have hisbusiness in Moorestown becausehe lived here.

However, he said there are ad-vantages to starting a business inMoorestown. The communityfeels a sense of loyalty to thetown, it has a great and uniquedowntown shopping district, andfamilies are willing to buy local tokeep things that way.

“It is a very friendly town. Peo-ple feel an allegiance to the town.They actually shop local becausethey want the shops to be there.There are towns where peopledon’t care about the merchants.Here, people are willing to spend

a few extra dimes at their localmerchants, which is a great ad-vantage,” Powell said.

When starting a business, hesaid the big questions to ask are:“Is there competition?” and “Isthere an audience for my prod-uct?” In the 2005 Sun article, thequestion often forgotten by newbusinesses was “How are yougoing to market your business?”Powell agrees that is still truetoday, especially with smart-phones and the Internet beingbigger than in 2005. However, hestill feels the former two are thebiggest questions to ask.

“You certainly don’t want totry to start up a business and findthere is no audience for it, or youhave three other people doing the

BRIGIT BAUMA/The Sun

A view of Moorestown’s downtown district from Main and Highstreets. please see MEMBERSHIP, page 20


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The Moorestown Black 12U Liberty Division Softball Team defeated the Cherry Hill Wild 3-1 in the cham-pionship game of the 2015 McKeever Girls Softball Tournament. There were 18 teams in the age bracket.Pictured here with their winning trophies are Destiny Williams, back left, Cara Petrycki, Elyssa Bohr,Gwen Horton, Megan Wu and Maddie Arthur. Front, from left, are Sophia Arcinese, Olivia Trasser, MiaTrottie, Jill Fitzpatrick, Leila Scaramella and Morgan Dalton. Not pictured are coaches John Petrycki,Mike Arcinese, Jim Bohr and Kiersten Arthur.

Moorestown Black 12U wins championship

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upon, like any town. ForMoorestown he feels the town canimprove with the expansion of citizen groups; looking at historyobjectively; listening to long-timeresidents for ideas; and the way

the town does government.Moorestonians aren’t too per-

turbed if they make the list.Lewis felt once a town is on the

list, unless something drastichappens, they are always on thelist. For Zegel, she’d like to keep

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exact same thing,” Powell said.The MBA is there to help busi-

nesses in Moorestown be success-ful. Members are added to theMBA’s directory, which includesuseful information such as phonenumbers, events and calendars.

The association also offersmonthly meetings and network-ing events for members. Theseare great times to get to knowother businesses as well as learndifferent strategies, talk about is-sues and network, Powell said. Itwas through a meeting in Febru-ary the MBA made its first infor-mal subcommittee called theMoorestown Merchant’s Council,which devotes its time to theneeds and assistance of the retailmerchants in town.

“We are here to help business-es, promote businesses and helppeople do more business,” Powellsaid.

The MBA had 114 members inthe summer of 2005. It now has292 members, doubling in the past10 years, despite the recession.Due to its increased enrollment,the MBA can do a lot more than itcould in previous years.

From 2005 to now, the MBA hasbeen able to donate money oritems to the township. Starting in2008, it was able to give scholar-ships to two graduating seniorsliving in Moorestown pursuing amajor in business or a related

field and community or extracur-ricular service.

The MBA hosts six majorevents in town. In 2005, the MBAhosted four major town events:Moorestown Day (since 1976),Candlelight Night (1976), Autumnin Moorestown Festival (1993) andthe Easter Egg Hunt (1993). Sincethen, it has added the HalloweenParade (2006) and “Music onMain Street” Concerts (co-host,2013).

According to Powell, the MBAis going add two more events totry to help businesses in town,specifically in the shopping dis-tricts, Main Street, Chester Av-enue and Lenola. The events are

Ladies Night Out in October andDaffodil Day in spring 2016.Ladies Night Out is planned to bea Thursday in October where

merchants in town will host pro-motions, serve special refresh-ments and offer discounts toshoppers. Daffodil Day, a spinoff of an event from Nantucket, is aday where merchants will get intothe daffodil theme with yellowcolors and spring freshness.

“We’ve been doing the same sixevents for a number of years. Iand other members thought itwould be a good idea to do morethings to bring people into thetown and businesses. We thoughtwe’d try to add more events andsee if we can’t create a little moreenthusiasm in our shopping dis-tricts,” Powell said.

The downtown-shopping dis-trict is one of Moorestown’sbiggest appeals and differentfrom other towns. The walkableand beautified streets, as well asvariety of retailers, offer aunique shopping experience.

Having local merchants, as op-posed to big retail stores, in the

shopping district is an advantageMoorestown has. With local mer-chants, residents know their busi-ness like the back of their hand.

“The nice ambiance of beingable to shop in little stores and anice variety of stores and productofferings is what makes the down-town shopping area special,”Powell said.

Since 2005, Powell said thebiggest changes there were in theproliferation of eateries and bou-tique stores. In 2005, Main Street

had only two restaurants, accord-ing to Powell; now there areseven. Also, many spaces thatused to be offices have convertedinto boutique-like shops, and thisis continuing to increase.

Powell hopes for the future of the MBA that more Moorestownbusinesses that aren’t members

join. There is strength in num-bers, and Powell feels with morepeople involved, the bigger voiceit will have within the township,

as well as the power to help eachother and the town be successful.To learn more about the MBA,

events or membership visitmoorestownbusiness. com or talkto a current MBA member.

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