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By SHANNON CAULFIELD
The Delran Sun
VFW Post No. 3020 has been at-
tempting to restore its building since a
fire from Easter of last year destroyed
the property.
We really just want to get back to
helping our community. Thats what
weve been about for the past 30 years,
said Carl Clegg, quartermaster at the
VFW and an Iraq War veteran. [Help-
ing others] is what we do best. The fire
has kept us from doing that.
The building was condemned after
the fire, forcing the non-profit to start
over.
According to Clegg, the building is
the same square footage and a few feet
back from the original location. The
project is being done incrementally, or
when the insurance company provides
another check.
Theyre dispensing only so much
money at a time, Clegg said.
Currently, the organization is at-
Rebuilding
the
VFW Post
Non-profit group
starts over after fire
destroys building
please see VFW, page 7
SHANNON CAULFIELD/The Delran Sun
VFW Post NO. 3020 has been at-
tempting to restore its building since
a fire from Easter of last year de-
stroyed the property. Funds are
running low to finish construction.
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The Delran Sun
Delran residents will get the
chance to once again find employ-
ment through the townships
website.
The former job board on the
Delran Township website will be
reinstated, according to Mayor
Ken Paris, who wants to give Del-
ran residents and businesses a
way to connect for economic
growth.
(Business administrator) Jeff
Hatcher and I brought the idea to
council at the Sept. 11 work ses-
sion, Paris said. The job bank is
meant to have local businesses
advertise job opportunities to Del-
ran residents during these tough
economic times when jobs are
hard to find.
Additionally, there will be a
separate page outlining the avail-
able commercial property.
The vacant commercial prop-
erty site allows the township to
socialize to commercial business-
es in the neighboring communi-
ties the availability of properties
that exist in Delran, Paris said.
An example is the Sam's Club
property on Route 130. The entire
shopping center is vacant, and
I'm hoping by advertising the
property, a developer would be in-
terested in it.
Paris is hopeful the prime lo-
cation in Delran is transformed
into a medical center. An exten-
sion to a hospital would be ideal,
he said.
The applications for the sites
will be mailed when the yearly
mercantile licenses are sent out,
according to Hatcher. The appli-
cations are expected to be mailed
in the next few months, he said.
We will put in information
Job board coming back
to township website
please see LINKS, page 9
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girls soccer game at Moorestown High School. Moorestown went on to win the game, 2-0.
Delran falls to Moorestown, 2-0
6 THE DELRAN SUN SEPTEMBER 25OCTOBER 1, 2013
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PUBLISHER Steve Miller
EXECUTIVE EDITOR Tim Ronaldson
VICE PRESIDENT OF SALES Joe Eisele
MANAGING EDITOR Mary L. Serkalow
CONTENT EDITOR Kristen Dowd
DELRAN EDITOR Shannon Caulfield
ART DIRECTOR Tom Engle
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Russell Cann
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in our opinion
By MAYOR KEN PARIS
Special to The Sun
The township has put an emphasis on
applying for grants to help augment the
municipal tax dollars, and we have been
very successful in the last several years in
receiving these grants.
The following are some projects that are
currently in the process of construction
and/or current applications that are await-
ing a decision from the funding source.
Awarded
Stewart Avenue
The project has been advertised and a
bid opening was scheduled for Sept. 4. We
have been advised from CDBG that Delran
will be awarded a grant in the amount of
$65,000 to complete the project. We are cur-
rently reviewing the bid submissions, and
a decision to move forward will be made
shortly.
Fairview Street sidewalk improve-
ments
The township received a $200,000 grant
from the Safe Streets to Transit program
for the installation of a sidewalk along
Fairview Street. Project plans and contract
documents have been completed. The proj-
ect is advertised and the bid opening is
scheduled for September.
Route 130 sidewalks
The township received a $250,000 grant
from the Safe Streets to Transit program
for the installation of sidewalks on Route
130 where sidewalks dont currently exist.
Haines Mill Road Phase 5 (Conrow
Road to Moorestown)
The township received a $200,000 grant
from the NJDOT Municipal Aid program
for the resurfacing of Haines Mill Road
from Conrow Road to the Moorestown mu-
Township has seen success in receiving project grants
please see MAYOR, page 10
F
all is officially here, and that
can mean only one thing. No,
not football. Or pumpkin spice
lattes. Or back to school. Or Hal-
loween. Or Thanksgiving.
Its election season!
OK, so maybe youre not as excited
as we are, but you should be. You cant
vote on the next president of the Unit-
ed States this fall that wont come for
another three years but the 2013 elec-
tion will probably have a greater im-
pact on your day-to-day life than that
anyway.
Thats because New Jerseys guber-
natorial race will highlight the Nov. 5
General Election, with incumbent Re-
publican Chris Christie taking on
state Senate Democrat Barbara
Buono.
Didnt realize this was happening?
Then you probably havent watched
any television, listened to any radio,
read any newspapers or surfed the
web at all over the last few months.
That barrage of political advertising
is only going to increase as we creep
closer and closer to election day.
The governor in New Jersey has a
much bigger impact on your day-to-
day life than the president of our na-
tion. His or her administrations deci-
sions affect you more immediately,
from the taxes you pay, to the cost of
your insurance, to the availability of
jobs, to how fast youre allowed to
drive on the highway, and so on.
Sure, the president gets more public-
ity for his actions, but what his admin-
istration does has more of a longer-
lasting impact on your life.
The point here is that, despite its
less attractive appeal although this
Christie vs. Buono race certainly is at-
tractive as a New Jersey resident,
should be just as interested in this
election, and just as willing to vote, as
you are for the next president.
So go to the polls on Nov. 5 to cast
your vote.
In addition to the governors race,
you will have the chance, in many
towns and boroughs, to vote for school
board candidates and council/commit-
tee/mayoral candidates. When the
dust has settled, this could end up
being one of the more impactful elec-
tions on your daily life in recent mem-
ory.
Dont be lazy. Dont feel like Nov. 5,
2013, isnt as special as Nov. 6, 2012,
was or as special as Nov. 8, 2016, will
be. Thats simply not true for New Jer-
seyans.
And if youre really in the voting
spirit now, dont forget you can vote on
Oct. 16 in a special election for a U.S.
Senate seat between Democrat Cory
Booker and Steve Lonegan.
This is going to be fun. Are you
ready to participate?
Get up off your couch and vote
This election is more impactful for N.J. residents than presidential race
Your thoughts
Do you plan on voting in the Nov. 5
General Election? Why or why not? Do
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tempting to weatherize the build-
ing installing windows and
shingles on the roof so its ready
for winter.
Its hard to say exactly when
well run out of money. We have
projected within the next month
and that will be it, Clegg said.
The VFW is pursuing other fi-
nancial options, including a bank
loan.
We are looking into options as
far as funds are concerned to fill
in the gaps. Were hopeful a loan
will come through, Clegg said.
Its just hard to get a loan for a
non-profit.
The VFW has been holding its
meetings at the Delran firehouse.
According to Clegg, the depart-
ment has been accommodating
and hospitable. Additionally, the
department held a boot-fundrais-
er to assist the VFW, collecting
money along Route 130.
It was really fantastic, Clegg
said.
The VFW has been holding
fundraisers to assist with money
issues. The organization has or-
ganized ladies auxiliary
fundraisers, an upcoming pig
roast and a large scale 50/50.
Theyre considering raffling a car
or motorcycle and have already
raffled a $1,000 gift certificate in
addition to hosting a golf outing.
Weve really run the gamut on
fundraising, Clegg said. Its
been our mission to fundraise for
many local charities in the Del-
ran and Riverside area, including
the Boy Scouts and fire depart-
ment. Its strange to be in that po-
sition to need that money.
According to Clegg, a referen-
dum will be on the ballot this No-
vember, further assisting the
VFW to rebuild.
According to the 16th Legisla-
tive Districts website, the bill,
sponsored by state Sens. Kip
Bateman and Dawn Marie Ad-
diego, would give veterans or-
ganizations more flexibility to
manage their costs. Gov. Christie
signed the legislation.
The measure, S-87, allows those
organizations to use the net pro-
ceeds from games of chance to
support their organizations fi-
nancially. Voters will have the
chance to approve the proposal
on a ballot question in November.
Non-profits and organizations
that serve our veterans have un-
dergone difficult times in recent
years, as many people have had
less to give because of economic
hardships, Bateman said in a re-
lease. This bill gives veterans
groups additional financial flexi-
bility by allowing them to tap a
new stream of revenues to help
pay their bills.
There has been fantastic sup-
VFW
Continued from page 1
please see DONATIONS, page 11
VFW pursuing other financial options
WEDNESDAY SEPT. 25
Tumbling Time: Ages 3 to 6. 4:15
p.m. at Cinnaminson Branch
Library. Build motor skills and
coordination through movement,
music, gymnastics and games.
Join for fitness and fun. Registra-
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nj.us or call (856) 829-9340.
Pajama Story Time: Ages 3 to 6. 7
p.m. at Cinnaminson Branch
Library. Wear pajamas and bring
a pillow and favorite stuffed ani-
mal. Share stories, songs and a
coloring craft. Snacks may be
served. Registration required.
Visit www.bcls.lib.nj.us or call
(856) 829-9340.
THURSDAY SEPT. 26
Burlington County Flu Clinic: 3:30
to 5 p.m. at Cinnaminson Middle
School, 312 Forklanding Road,
Cinnaminson. For more informa-
tion and to schedule an appoint-
ment, visit www.co.burlington.nj.
us/health.
Chess and Checkers Club: Ages 8
to 16. 4 p.m. at Cinnaminson
Branch Library. Registration
requested; walk-ins welcome.
Bring a chess board if possible.
Refreshments will be served. Visit
www.bcls.lib.nj.us.
Eight Steps to Dish Up the Life
You Want: 7 p.m. at Cinnaminson
Branch Library. Anne Greco has
created a fun, eight-step method
based on diner dining to help
serve up the life you want. Steps
are fun, inexpensive (if not free)
and focus is on you just like din-
er dining. Registration required.
Visit www.bcls.lib.nj.us or call
(856) 829-9340.
FRIDAY SEPT. 27
Delran Business Association Beef
& Beer: 7 p.m. at Throwbacks Bar
& Grill, 2929 Route 130, Riverside.
For more information visit
www.delranbusinessassociation.c
om.
SATURDAY SEPT. 28
Lego League: Ages 7 to 16. 2 p.m. at
Cinnaminson Branch Library.
Work in teams or individually to
complete this months challenge,
then stay to create more. Legos
provided. Do not bring Legos
from home. Registration
required. Visit www.bcls.lib.nj.us.
Delran Township Town Wide Yard
Sale: For more information visit
delrantownship.org.
Oldies Night: 7 to 11 p.m. at Ameri-
can Legion Post 146, 212 Ameri-
can Legion Drive, Riverside. Cost
$20. Food and drinks available.
Call (856) 764-2063 for reserva-
tions or pay at the door.
SUNDAY SEPT. 29
Fifth annual Delran Day: Noon to 4
p.m. at Holy Cross High School.
Hosted by Delran Township and
Delran Business Association. For
more information, visit www.del-
ranbusinessassociation.com.
MONDAY SEPT. 30
The Open Book Club: 2 p.m. at Cin-
naminson Branch Library. Discuss
Coming Home by Lisa Scotto-
line. New members welcome. Vis-
it www.bcls.lib.nj.us or call (856)
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tive curriculums, college financ-
ing, raising standardized test
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process. Call the library to sign up
at (856) 829-9340.
TUESDAY OCT. 1
Sons of American Legion
Squadron 146 meeting: 7:30
p.m. at 212 American Legion
Drive, Riverside. Open to anyone
who is a descendant of veterans
of the American military.
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about this job board for business-
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and to provide information on the
job, including description and
skills needed, Hatcher said.
Weve done it before in years past
when times were kind of hard.
The mayor felt it was time to
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awhile.
According to Hatcher, the pro-
gram has found success in the
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recently-employed residents
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Hatcher said.
We only had sporadic respons-
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because it was tough economic
times, so there werent that many
openings then, Hatcher said.
It's utilizing a social network
that reaches out to the public in
the pursuit of local qualified can-
didates, Paris said.
The township is aiming to as-
sist local businesses the best way
it can, given the tough economic
times.
Any way we can help both the
residents in town and Delran
businesses is good, Hatcher said.
They found it beneficial in the
past when we talked with them.
Links to look around on the job
board are not available just yet.
Applications will be out in the
next month and a half, Hatcher
said. From there, it will be a short
timeline before the board is
launched.
Only reason they have to wait
is not to incur mailing costs,
Hatcher said.
The township will announce
when the service is available.
Visit the township website at
DelranTownship.com.
LINKS
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10 THE DELRAN SUN SEPTEMBER 25OCTOBER 1, 2013
CALL TODAY!
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nicipal border. The project is sub-
stantially complete. We are wait-
ing for pavement cores to be com-
pleted to close out the project
with NJDOT.
NJDOT fiscal year 2012
municipal aid
The township received a
$205,000 grant for continued
resurfacing of Tenby Chase
Drive.
We also have a couple smaller
grants in public works recycling
and clean communities.
They are:
New Jersey recycling tonnage
grant, which we received in 2012
for $52,493
The Clean Communities
Grant for $29,406
Applications
NJDOT fiscal year 2013 mu-
nicipal aid
Applications have been submit-
ted for municipal aid (Tenby
Chase Drive), Bikeway (Hartford
Road bikeway) and Safe Streets to
Transit (Hartford Road sidewalk)
grant programs.
Burlington County munici-
pal Park Grant Round 4
A grant application has been
submitted for Phase 2 improve-
ments to Delran Community Park
for restrooms and concession
building, tot lot and sports light-
ing.
The township previously re-
ceived a $250,000 grant for the
first phase of this project.
Shoreline Protection Pro-
gram/NJDEP Coastal Engi-
neering
We have submitted an applica-
tion for a grant to fund restora-
tion and stabilization of the erod-
ed berm along River Road, adja-
cent to the Rancocas Creek.
FEMA Hazard Mitigation
Grant Program
Two letters of intent were sub-
mitted to the Burlington County
Office of Emergency Manage-
ment. We applied for both, prop-
erty acquisition (buyout and con-
version to open space) and flood
mitigation (elevation increase)
projects.
Delran Township is very proud
of the success that we have had
applying for state and county mu-
nicipal grants, and we will contin-
ue to pursue grants in the future
in an effort to keep our taxes sta-
ble.
MAYOR
Continued from page 6
Mayor: Township proud of grant
success at state, county levels
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Owned and Operated From Historic Haddonfield
port. I dont think you can ask for
better, Clegg said.
According to Clegg, communi-
ty members have offered support
to the VFW.
It has been an organization
that has been part of the commu-
nity as the local post office or the
local coffee shop, Clegg said.
Clegg is hopeful to be back in
the building by the end of the
year.
If we are able to secure fund-
ing, we expect to be in the build-
ing by the end of the year, but we
have no guarantee of that, Clegg
said.
The VFW will be adding a do-
nation button to its website for
residents to make a tax-de-
ductible donation. For more infor-
mation or to make a donation,
visit www.vfw3020.org.
Resurrection Parish, located at
260 Conrow Rd. in Delran, will
hold its annual Fall Festival Sat-
urday, Oct. 5 from noon to 8 p.m.
There will be something for the
whole family to enjoy.
There will be games, rides and
our Mega 50-50.
The famous Polish Kitchen will
be serving your favorite Polish
foods.
Special appearances by Elmo
and Abby Cadaby.
Please come and enjoy the fun.
DONATIONS
Continued from page 7
Fall festival set for Oct. 5
Donations to VFW can soon
be made through website
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