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INSIDE THIS ISSUEJazz Festival

Shawnee to host bandcompetition Feb. 6. PAGE 2

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MIKE MONOSTRA/The SunEven though much less snow fell than forecasted, residents took advantage of the winter weatheraround the township on Tuesday, Jan. 27. Anderson Cerra wears a serious expression as he concen-trates on sliding down the hill at Tomlinson Park in his snow saucer. For more photos, please seepage 12. See a story about the safety of sledding at Tomlinson Park to the left.

Ready, set, sled!

By MIKE MONOSTRAThe Sun

Its a common sight to see whensnow falls in Medford.

Kids of all ages carry theirsleds to Tomlinson Park acrossfrom the Pinelands Branch Li-brary, where a small hill swoopsdownward toward RancocasCreek. The hill is one of the mostpopular sledding spots in Med-ford.

Some residents also consider itone of the most dangerous sled-

ding spots in Medford.Resident Mike Panarella spokeat the Medford Township councilmeeting on Jan. 20 expressingconcern about the safety of kidswho sled at Tomlinson Park. Hewanted to make council aware of how many kids are putting them-selves in harms way at the site.

Councilman Brad Denn agrees

By MIKE MONOSTRAThe Sun

Last weeks snowfall in Med-ford was likely the final storm of the pre-brine era in the township.

The townships neighborhoodservices department is just a cou-ple steps away from having theability to treat Medfords roadswith brine, a water and salt mix-ture designed to keep snow fromfreezing to the roadways.

Brine is placed on the road upto 72 hours prior to a storm andacts as a layer between snow andthe pavement. Brine keeps thesnow from sticking to the pave-ment and allows plows to push

the snow off the road more easily.The brine system was pur-chased last winter to improvesnow removal efforts on townshiproads.

We want the community toknow were not content with theservice were providing, formertownship manager Chris Schultzsaid during a meeting last Janu-

Safersledding

New brinesystem

will fightslick roadsCouncilmanconcerned about

Tomlinson Park sledding hill

please see INSTALLATION, page 10 please see PANARELLA, page 9

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South Jerseys annual highschool jazz band competition sea-son kicks off Friday, Feb. 6 withthe Shawnee Jazz Festival atShawnee High School.

Jazz bands from nine area highschools are scheduled to compete.The program includes many pop-ular jazz standards and featuressome very accomplished youngmusicians, including several tal-ented members of the All SouthJersey and All State HonorBands. In addition, there will be aguest performance by local fa-vorite, M-Town Jazz.

This is not only a showcasefor the tremendous musical talentwe have in our South Jerseyschools, but also a really enter-

taining evening for the communi-ty. We urge everyone to come outand enjoy a great night of music,said Lisa Bakanas, event coordi-nator and member of theShawnee Band Parents Associa-tion, which organizes the JazzFest.

Music department facultymembers from area colleges anduniversities will serve as judgesfor the event. Between the setsperformed by local high school

jazz ensembles, Medfords M-Town Jazz Jam will perform. M-Town Jazz Jam includes several

professional musicians andmusic educators who rehearseand perform with the students.They are part of the South Jersey

Music Education Partnership, alocal non-profit that is dedicatedto the development of studentmusicians through scholarshipsfor private instruction, perform-ance opportunities and mentor-ships. More information onSJMEP events will be availablethe night of the jazz festival.

The jazz festival runs from 5 to10 p.m. Tickets, available at thedoor, are $8 for general admissionand $5 for students and seniors.Seniors with a Gold Pass are ad-mitted free. The Shawnee BandParents will be selling hot food

and homemade baked goods inthe cafeteria all evening. Thecompetition will be held in theschools auditorium.

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On Jan. 22 at 7:49 a.m., MedfordPolice units respondedto Montclair Road for acaller reporting a theftof concrete forms.Upon arrival. contactwas made with the

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The Medford Woman's Clubwill meet on Feb. 12 at 7:30 p.m. atthe Medford Memorial Communi-ty Center.

Women from Medford and sur-rounding areas are invited to at-tend.

This will be the last meetingbefore the clubs Mardi Gras Din-ner Dance.

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Colleen Reilly was named to thedeans list at Alvernia Universityfor the fall 2014 semester. Reilly isa junior health care sciencemajor.

Kristen Keebler was named tothe deans list at Valdosta StateUniversity for the summer 2014semester.

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ove is in the air. Were still aweek away from ValentinesDay, but you can already sense

that warm, cozy feeling inside.The weather is the coldest it has

been all winter, and snow is comingdown even if the inch totals have

disappointed the kids. The holidaysare in our rearview mirror, and springis on the horizon.

Everywhere you go, stores arepreparing for Valentines Day. Restau-rants are promoting prix fixe menus.Jewelry stores are showcasing theirmost brilliant stones. Flower shopsare displaying their most romantic

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We are working on special, fabulous-ly-romantic stories about local coupleswho have been together for impres-sively long times. But were lookingfor more.

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everyone. How did you and your

husband/wife first meet? Where was the first place you went

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What lessons do you have to sharewith budding romances and youngcouples alike?

Send in your romantic story, and aphoto of you and your special some-one, to our news email, which is listedto the right.

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Mary Ann OBrien was unanimouslyelected director of the Burlington CountyBoard of Chosen Freeholders at the reor-ganization meeting, pledging to makeBurlington County more affordable whileexpanding services for those in need.

OBrien, of Medford, was elected duringthe traditional organizational meetingheld in the Olde Historic Court House inMt Holly on Jan. 7. The event also includedthe swearing in of Bruce Garganio to hissecond three-year term on the board. Gar-ganio will also serve as deputy director.

OBrien cited four key goals: Establishment of a Rapid Rehousing

Pilot Program for Homeless Residents .OBrien pledged that in 2015 BurlingtonCounty will become the first county in thestate to implement a program in whichrapid rehousing funds will be dedicated toplace individuals and families in need of housing into a real home and provide themwith the assistance necessary to becomeself-reliant rather than living from motelto motel under the current state system.

Creation of a Workforce Development

Center . OBrien announced that, in theweeks ahead we will open a one-stop Work-force Development Center at BurlingtonCounty Colleges Mt Holly facility. Thiscenter will serve as the central point of ac-cess for all workforce development services

and programs. She explained that thisnew center would provide a better accesspoint for both job seekers and potential em-ployers, allowing residents to more easilyreceive the assistance and guidance thatthey need to advance their careers.

Opening of New Youth Drop-In Facili-ties . OBrien pledged that, in 2015, we willestablish new Youth Drop-In Centers de-signed specifically to address the needs of our youth within their communities.These centers will allow us to bring consol-idated services directly to our at-risk popu-lations, and I look forward to their suc-cess.

Additional Programming for the newHealth Starts Here Initiative : OBrienpledged to increase outreach into the com-munity with two programs aimed at help-ing residents stay active. Sneaker Sundays,

started by OBrien during her first term asfreeholder, will allow residents to joinOBrien as she leads nature walks throughvarious parks throughout the county. In ad-dition, the new Saddle Up Saturdays pro-gram will allow for monthly bike rides

along county trails and roads.OBrien also placed herself as directorof administration and human services;Garganio will oversee public works andhealth; Joe Donnelly was named directorof natural resources, economic develop-ment and education; Aimee Belgard re-mains as director of hospital and medicalservices, and elections; and JoanneSchwartz was appointed as director of public safety and corrections.

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hosting a steak dinner on Friday,Feb. 13 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 317Church Road in Medford.

The dinnerwill feature aNew York stripsteak, bakedpotato, green beans, salad, rolland butter, coffee and tea.

Dinner is $10 per person. Take-out is available. Dessert will beserved at an additional cost.

For more information, contactthe VFW at (609) 654-9823 [email protected].

Womans Club plansdinner dance for Feb. 21The Medford Womans Club is

hosting its second annual dinnerdance and Mardi Gras fundraiseron Saturday, Feb. 21 at the Med-ford Village Country Club.

The event will include music,dinner and dancing.

There will also be a 50-50 raffle.

Tickets are $60 and will includea cash bar.

Proceeds from the fundraiserwill benefit the clubs scholarshipfund.

Tickets are available atwww.medfordwomansclub.com.

MAC presents BillWunder on March 5

The Medford Arts Center willpresent Bill Wunder on Wednes-day, March 5 in its ongoing poetryreading series. The event willbegin at 7 p.m. with a free miniworkshop and close with an open

mic.The reading series is in itseighth year of presenting poets atthe center. Wunder will be thefirst reader in 2015. He is the au-thor of two volumes of poetry,Pointing at the Moon andHands Turning the Earth. In2004, he was named Poet Laureateof Bucks County, Pa. His poemshave been widely published, and

he has twice been nominated forthe Pushcart Prize in poetry.Wunder has been a finalist for theT. S. Eliot Prize and the AllenGinsberg Poetry Award. In 2010,he was nominated for a Pew Fel-lowship in the Arts. He has readand lectured in local schools, col-leges, festivals, bookstores, li-braries and on public television.

A Vietnam veteran, Wunderserves as poetry editor of TheSchuylkill Valley Journal, andlives with his two black labs inthe wilds of Bucks County.

The event is free although do-nations for the center will be ac-

cepted. Light refreshments willbe served. For information on theevent contact Lynette Esposito at(856) 234-2930.

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WE NES Y FEB. 4Toddler time : Ages 2 to 3. 10:30 a.m.

at Pinelands Branch Library. Tod-dlers are invited to join Mr. Rick

for stories, songs and a craft oractivity.Medford Sunrise Rotary Club:

MedPort Diner. 7:15 a.m. Call 354-8104 for information.

Kids Yoga : 4:30 to 5:15 p.m. at TheSanctuary for Yoga, 43 S. MainSt., Medford. Call (609) 953-7800for more information.

THURS Y FEB. 5Yoga pretzels : Ages 6 to 12. 4:30

p.m. at Pinelands Branch Library.Yoga Pretzels is a fun and vibrantway to get kids bending, breath-ing, twisting and stretching. Kidswill find their connection with theuniverse through a variety ofplayful poses. Children shouldwear comfortable, breathableclothes and bring a yoga mat orlarge towel.

Candlelight yoga : 5:30 p.m. atPinelands Branch Library. Join

Babita Kapoor, a registered Shak-ti Om Yoga instructor, to learnyogas ancient science of breathcontrol and re-energize yourbody and mind. Wear comfort-able, breathable clothes andbring a yoga mat.

Senior Advisory Board Meeting: 3p.m. at Cranberry Hall, behindmunicipal building, 17 N. Main St.Meetings are open to the public.

FRI Y FEB. 6Paws to read : 3:30 p.m. at Pinelands

Branch Library. Children are wel-come to practice their readingskills and make a new friend byreading aloud to Ocho, a regis-

tered therapy dog. Sign up for a15-minute slot athttp://www.bcls.lib.nj.us/calen-dar/paws-read-ocho-88.

MON Y FEB. 9Minecraft : Ages 5 to 17. 4 p.m. at

Pinelands Branch Library. Jointhe library for an afternoon ofMinecraft on the Xbox 360. Testyour skills against other players

as you participate in open playsurvival mode.

Environmental & Open Space Com-mission meeting : 7:30 p.m. on thesecond Monday of every month atthe Public Safety Building, 91 UnionSt.

Pre-natal Yoga : 6 to 7:15 p.m. at The

Sanctuary for Yoga, 43 S. Main St.,Medford. Call (609) 953-7800 formore information.

TUES Y FEB. 10Cholesterol screening : 10 a.m. to 2

p.m. at ShopRite of Medford. Res-idents can have a free cholesterol

screening at ShopRite. Dietitianswill be there to discuss tips for aheart healthy diet.

Kids can cook : Ages 4 to 6. Noon atPinelands Branch Library. Join

Miss Miki or Beth Ann fromShopRite of Medford for somekid-friendly cooking. Children willsample new food while learningabout cooking, measuring, nutri-tion and sharing.

Lego Club : Ages 7 to 12. 4 p.m. atPinelands Branch Library. Kidscan work individually or in teamsto create this weeks challenge.The theme will be revealed at theLego Club session.

Family movie night : 6 p.m. atPinelands Branch Library. Bring

the whole family to the library forthis months feature, Rata-touille. Snacks and beveragesmay be served. Visitors maybring their owns snacks and ablanket.

Medford-Vincentown Rotary Clubmeeting : 6:30 p.m. at MedfordLakes Country Club, MedfordLakes. For more information visitwww.mvrotaryclub.org.

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with Panarella, saying the hill isvery dangerous for multiple rea-sons. The biggest one is the dan-ger lying at the bottom of the hill.At the hills steepest point, kidsare sent sliding into a thicket of trees and very close to the Ranco-cas Creeks river bank.

I went there once and I would-nt go back again, Denn said.Theres trees and other stuff at

the bottom.The other issue is kids walkingin the area. The park is locatednear the intersection of Allen Av-enue and Main Street. Betweenthe heavy traffic moving alongMain Street and cars constantlycoming and going near the li-brary, it presents a potentiallydangerous situation for pedestri-ans.

Despite the danger, theresnothing the township can do toprevent kids from sledding downthe hill.

Its public property, so anyonecan go there, Denn said.

Panarellas plea to council was

to look at possibly constructing asledding hill somewhere else inthe township.

Its not that hard to put togeth-er a sledding hill, Panarella said.Almost all of our surroundingtowns have it.

Denn agrees a sledding hill isnecessary for the kids to have asafe place to have fun in the snow.Following last weeks snow, Denntook his own kids sledding, butsaid the only safe places to go arevarious small hills. Those smallhills dont amount to a lot of fun,especially for older kids.

We definitely need one in thetown, Denn said. Its just aquestion of how you do it andhow can you afford it.

Those two questions presentlarge obstacles to putting a sled-ding hill in. Denn said it would betough for the township to findspace in the budget to pay forsuch a project.

The actual planning of theproject would also take sometime.

Wed have to look at differentengineering ideas, Denn said. Itdefinitely needs to be put some-where where there is a parkinglot. You cant have cars parked

next to plowed streets.Despite the many challenges

constructing a sledding hill couldbring, Panarella feels it could be agreat gesture for the township tomake.

I was hoping this group wouldbe known to do something for thekids before they leave, he said.

Denn said construction of asledding hill will not happen inthe foreseeable future. He realizeskids from around the township

will continue to flock to Tomlin-son Park to fill their sleddingneeds. His hope is kids stay safeand look for other locations tohave fun in the snow.

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Panarella wants to create sledding hill

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Katherine Burger said the town-ship was scheduled to have thebrine spreading equipment in-stalled on the trucks during the

week of Jan. 26, but was unable tocomplete the work since thetrucks were needed for lastweeks snow.

We had to bring it back so wehad to use it for the storm lastweek, Burger said. Were stilllooking to get the equipment in-stalled on the trucks. Were tryingagain for next week.

Barring another snowstorm in

the next two weeks, installationon the brine spreading equip-ment should be completed on thetownships trucks. The next stepis training personnel on how touse the equipment.

The brine will be used as acomplement to salt, which Burgersaid will still be used in additionto brine.

It should (reduce) how muchsalt were using, she said.

When the equipment was firstpurchased, Schultz said the town-ship could change the method bywhich it treats the roads. He dis-cussed possibly treating sidestreets and residential develop-ments with brine first rather thanthe main roads, since sidestreets are the last to getplowed.

However, Burger said the town-

ship would not go through withthis change, saying the crews willcontinue to make the main roadstheir first priority.

You always have to do that,Burger said. The whole idea isthat well brine the main roadsfirst.

Prior to future storms, town-ship crews will attempt to brineas much of the town as possible.How many of the towns roads re-

ceive brine will depend on a num-ber of factors, such as the amountof time the town has to prepareand how much brine and saltcrews have.

When a storm is imminent,Medford employs all its neighbor-hood services resources to pre-treating the roads. This samecommitment will remain whenbrine is introduced.

INSTALLATIONContinued from page 1

Installation should be completed in two weeks

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SNOWDAY

Clockwise from above: Saman-tha Chin hangs on as her sled

flies down the hill at TomlinsonPark following last weeks

snowstorm. Jessica Chin takesher turn to swoop down the hill.

Ailene Corey hangs on tight.Jonathan Chin is all smiles.The snow was not enough to

last, as a busy day of sleddingleft most of the hill void of

snow by late afternoon.

Photos by Mike Monostra/The SunTAKEAIM.

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