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Gingerbread crafting

Township will work

on water, launch
new website, more
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
From the privatization of sanitation services, to a new library
and Town Hall opening, to the
election that determined a
change to township council in
2015, Moorestown had a busy year
in 2014. As the new year begins, it
seems Moorestown will also have
a busy 2015.
One of the biggest topics on
peoples minds in the beginning
of this year will probably be the
condition of the water. In October, two water wells were closed
on Church Street due to trichloropropane, an unregulated compound and possible carcinogen,
being found in the water. The levels were 15 times lower than the
only state that regulates it,
Hawaii, allows, however, the
township closed the wells as a
precaution.
please see TOWNSHIP, page 16

BRIGIT BAUMA/The Sun

Moorestown Childrens Librarian Jennifer Dunne read stories about gingerbread people to children at a gingerbread-themed childrens
craft and story time on Dec. 31. Afterward, the children made a gingerbread-inspired creation. Above, Maya Saltzman, Rosie Rockell,
Gabby Rockell and Clara Craven concentrate on crafting. Children also took time to reflect on 2014 and look toward 2015 with The Sun.
For the story and another photo, see page 2.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

BOE to reorganize
New faces will join board
at meeting. PAGE 4

Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Classified . . . . . . . . . . . 2025
Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Police Report . . . . . . . . . . . 6

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Residents share favorite 2014 memories and plans for the New Year
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
At the Moorestown Library,
parents and children came out to
celebrate the end of the holiday
season and 2014 with stories
about gingerbread people, a gingerbread puppet craft and a visit
from the gingerbread man himself. However, it wasnt all about
gingerbread stories and crafts,
there was talk of the past year as
well as the New Year.
Gabby Rockell, 5, was excited to
share that she started kindergarten this year and really liked
school so far.
I have a great teacher, Gabby
said.
I like my teacher, too, said
her sister Rosie, 8.
Both of the girls also talked
about their New Years resolutions. Rosie wanted to try to keep
her room clean while Gabby
wished to make new friends. Unfortunately for Rosie and Gabby,
two of their friends are moving
away soon.
Rosie expressed her excitement

BRIGIT BAUMA/The Sun

Olivia Williams, 6, works on her gingerbread craft at the Moorestown

Library on New Years Eve.
to stay up for New Years Eve. She
said she got to do it last year, but
this year Gabby gets to join as
well. However, Rosie said with a
giggle that she was doubtful her
sister could stay up that late.
Rosie and Gabbys mom, Deb,
said one her favorite things to

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bucket list thing. She even
dressed up and wore a hat for the
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In 2015, there will be some new
faces on the Moorestown Board of

Education. Leaving the board in

2015 were A. Leigh Powell,
Christina Zajac and board president Don D. Mishler. Newly elected to the board are Peter Palko,

Ann Marie Casinelli and Caryn

Shaw.
With the change, there will be
new hats that members of the
board will have to wear. The reorganization meeting for the BOE
will be Jan. 7 at 7 p.m. at the
William Allen Middle School.
During that meeting, leadership
will change, and with that change
is an opportunity to reflect on
what has been the past norm and
what deserves to continue and
what deserves to be reconsidered, Mishler said.
In regard to any new policies
or committees, the new leadership will address them with input
from all board members and the
administration. However no
specifics were provided. If there
is a need for a new policy or committee within the new year, it will
most likely be addressed by the
new board.
Our committee structure has
evolved over the years as circumstances have changed. There is no
reason to expect that the evolution will stop in 2015. Generally,
the committees are built around
significant issues that require the
boards attention by law, by the
commitment of funds and other
important issues, Mishler said.
A big question that residents
might be wondering is, where is
Moorestown Township Public
Schools on the projects with the
bond referendum? The Building
Excellence Bond Referendum,
passed in September, authorized
the district to raise funds through
the sale of bonds to finance improvements to all six of the districts school buildings. ROD
grants were pledged by the state
for $13.7 million, while bonds
would have to make up for the remaining total of $42.8 million.
According to Mishler, the design phase is underway. When
completed, bids will be solicited.
Our architect is leading the
current phase under the watchful
eye of our construction manager.
Once bids are awarded, the construction can begin, Mishler
said.
please see NEW, page 12

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Ugandan Kids Choir

to perform Jan. 11
through Childcare Worldwide.
The choirs mission is to raise
awareness and engage individuals in sponsoring children in the
developing world, who are living
in poverty, providing them with
education as well as spiritual and
ethical training, leading to a better future.
The church is located at the
corner of Camden and Pleasant
Valley avenues and its facilities
meet the standards set by the
American Disabilities Act for
general access. Admission is free,
the public is most welcome and a
free-will offering will be taken.
Child care will be provided.

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The First United Methodist

Church of Moorestown will host
its 200th Anniversary Event with
the Ugandan Kids Choir. The
event will take place on Sunday,
Jan. 11 at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.
worship.
The choir consists of 10 children from Uganda, five boys and
five girls, ages 8 to 12, who perform traditional African singing,
dancing and drumming as well as
some contemporary Christian
songs, with an African twist.
They bless audiences of all ages
as they share the joy and hope
they have found through Jesus
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elcome to 2015! Another

year has come and gone, in
seemingly speed-of-light
fashion. Out with the old, in with the
new, as they say.
Last week, in our last issue of 2014,
we closed the door on the year with a
Year in Review.
The end of a year is a chance for us
to reflect on all that has happened over
the last 12 months. It can be a sad time,
a happy time and a quizzical time all at
once.
But the end also brings a new beginning. With 2015 officially here, lets all
resolve to make our lives, to make the
lives of those around us, better. Lets be
a little more caring, a little more un-

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Want to share them with the community?
Send us a letter to the editor.

selfish, a little more polite.

Lets work harder and smarter, instead of longer.
Lets give a little more to those who
arent as fortunate as we are. Lets
learn from the mistakes of our past,
and make our future bigger and
brighter.
Here at The Sun, we resolve to serve
the community even better than we

have.
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business partner, be better reporters
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Package with iPad stolen from Bramley Road doorstep

The following reports are on file with
the Moorestown Police Department:

valued at $89. Both were released on a summons.

On Dec. 9, a resident of Bramley Road

had a package taken from their
door step. FedEx had delivered
the package containing an iPad
valued at $406.59.

On Dec. 11, a 34-year-old female of Marlton was arrested and charged

with shoplifting. She placed several items of merchandise into a
shopping cart at Boscovs Department
Store
in
the
Moorestown Mall and exited the
store. Total value of the theft was $2,632.51.
She was released on $150 bail.

police
report

On Dec. 9, a 23-year-old male

of Somers Point was arrested and charged
with shoplifting. He concealed six polo
shirts from Macys Department Store in
the Moorestown Mall into a shopping bag.
The value of the theft was $270. He was released on a summons.
On Dec. 11, two individuals were arrested and charged with shoplifting from Sears
Department Store in the Moorestown Mall.
The first individual, a 25-year-old female of
Beverly, concealed a black leather handbag
in a backpack with a value of $89. The second individual was a 27-year-old male of
Beverly who concealed a black leather
handbag in a backpack he was wearing,

On Dec. 12, as a result of a domestic situation, a 36-year-old man of East Third

Street has been charged on a warrant with
simple assault, $2,500 bail.
On Dec. 14, a 55-year-old woman of Camden was arrested and charged with
shoplifting. She concealed clothing from
Boscovs Department Store in the
Moorestown Mall valued at $258.45. The
woman was released on a summons.
On Dec. 14, a 39-year-old individual from

Philadelphia was arrested and charged

with shoplifting. The individual took a
womans jacket valued at $83.99. The individual was released on a summons.
On Dec. 18, due to a domestic dispute between sisters, arrested and charged with
simple assault were a 53-year-old woman
and a 55-year-old woman, both of
Moorestown. Both were released on summons.
On Dec. 18, a 74-year-old man of Camden
was arrested and charged with shoplifting.
The man shoplifted a Keurig coffee maker
from Boscovs Department Store in the
Moorestown Mall. The value of the coffee
maker is $199.99. He was released on a summons. A 68-year-old female of Philadelphia
was arrested and charged with receiving
stolen property. She took a Keurig coffee
maker from the previously mentioned
male individual valued at $199.99 from
Boscovs and returned the coffee maker
for a refund. She was released on a summons.

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happenings at parks & rec

New year brings new

resolutions of exercising,
playing and creating
By KAHRA F. BUSS
Dept. of Parks & Recreation
As 2014 becomes a faint memory we all look to 2015 with new
plansfrom resolutions of personal fitness to changes in life
styles, the New Year brings new
promises. The Department of
Parks & Recreation has made
some new resolutions as well
ones that will encourage residents to exercise, play, create or
just to try something new.
Whether you are looking for a
new fitness challenge or a new
recreational activity such as art
or music, the Department of
Parks & Recreation is ready for
2015!
2015 will boast the most varied

and most interesting schedule to

date. For young people, the selection of dance classes is varied
and brings out the best in every
dancer. From Intro To Jazz, Pre
School Ballet Lessons and Creative Ballet Lessons, there is
something for every youngster
who likes to move to music. For
special needs individuals and
their families, there are a variety
of special events and classes from
the Special Needs-Field Day to the
Special Needs-Music Therapy/Social Group classes and the Special Needs Providers Fair. For
those toddlers, and their caregivers, who need to get active during these cold, dark winter
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THURSDAY JAN. 8
4-5-Year-Old Story Time: Ages 4
and 5. 1:30 p.m. at the
Moorestown Library. For children
who are 4 by Jan. 1. Registration
is required. Stories, rhymes and
crafts for 4- and 5-year-olds!
Duct Tape Wallets: Grades four and
up. 4 p.m. at the Moorestown
Library. Who knew you could do
so much with duct tape? Make a
spiffy wallet and learn about all
sorts of duct-y creations you
can make. Registration is

required.
Library Book Group: 7 p.m. at the
Moorestown
Library.
This
month's selection is American
Pie: Slices of Life (and Pie) from
America's Back Roads by Pascale LeDraoulec.

FRIDAY JAN. 9
4-5 Year-Old Story Time: Ages 4
and 5. 9:30 a.m. at the
Moorestown Library. For children
who are 4 by Jan. 1. Registration
is required. Stories, rhymes and

crafts for 4- and 5-year-olds.

Dances by Diane: 1 p.m. at the
Moorestown Library. Learn the
Cha Cha and a variety of line
dances in a six-week progressive
series taught by Diane Alcavage.
No partner, experience or coordination is needed! $30 for the sixweek progressive series at
Moorestown Library is due at first
class. Space is limited and registration is required. Please call the
Reference Desk at (856) 2340333 to reserve your spot.

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SATURDAY JAN. 10
Experience Aikido: Ages 7 to 20. 11
a.m. at the Moorestown Library.
Join us for an introduction to the
traditional Japanese martial art
of Aikido! Instructors and students of Agatsu Dojos will be on
hand to present basic postures,
movements and principles of
redirection of force that teach
effective self-defense without
aggression or competition. You
can observe and/or join in this
ongoing presentation. For more

SUNDAY JAN. 11
Ugandan Kids Choir: 9:30 a.m. and
11 a.m. at the First United
Methodist
Church
of
Moorestown. The choir performs
traditional African singing, dancing and drumming as well as
some contemporary Christian
songs, with an African twist.
They bless audiences of all ages
as they share the joy and hope
they have found through Jesus
Christ and child sponsorship
through Childcare Worldwide.
Admission is free, the public is
most welcome and a free-will
offering will be taken. Childcare
will be provided.

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stories, rhymes and songs just for
babies! Children and caregivers
are invited to stay after the stories and enjoy a playtime together. Siblings are welcome. No registration is required.
A Course in Miracles: 7 p.m. at The
Center for Conscious Living, 302
N. Washington St. Call 722-5683
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It Takes a Village NJ meets Jan. 14

It Takes a Village NJ is hosting
a meeting on Jan. 14 from 7 p.m.
to 8 p.m. at the Moorestown Library Room A. Guest speaker will
be Linda J. Cushing, executive director of Area Agency on Aging
and Disability Resource Connection.
We are a caring, volunteer organization that helps the elderly,
the disabled of any age, and returning vets, to live safely and
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Sharon Coffman said with a
laugh that she would like to try to
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happen in 2014. Justin said he
was excited that he is allowed to
play video games during the week
now.
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when we were good. Then we got
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someone said we should get to
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Lego sets, apparently a million
Lego sets. Jeremy wants to jump
on the pogo stick, a feat that can
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The bond referendum represents many projects, some of

them affecting all schools and
some affecting individual schools.
However, all require a good deal
of pre-planning beyond just the
design, Mishler said. Several projects will begin and be completed
during the summer of 2015.
Starts dates are uncertain as
of now, but we expect to complete
many of the projects during the
summer of 2015, Mishler said.
The goal is to minimize disruption, but, eventually, there will be
some. The goal is to coordinate in
such a way as to minimize that
disruption.
Also, in 2015, it is likely that the
BOE will begin a long-term
strategic planning process, according to Mishler. This should
create a need for community
input in various phases of the de-

velopment of the plan.

Big events for the schools include a multitude of art-filled performances in 2015. The MoorArts
Gala will be on Saturday, Jan. 24
from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at the
Moorestown Community House.
The evening of performances and
fine arts is a fundraiser for
MoorArts that features select
vocal and instrumental entertainment, an exhibition and online
sale of exceptional art and wine
and craft beer, gourmet food and
dessert stations. Tickets are $85
before Jan. 15 and $100 after. For
more
information,
go
to
www.moorarts.org.
The Moorestown High School
Pops Vocal Concert will be Feb. 5
with a snow date of Feb. 6. The
Band Pops Concert will be March
12. Also at MHS, the spring musical is Monty Pythons Spamalot. Lovingly ripped off from
the classic film comedy Monty
Python and the Holy Grail, Spamalot retells the legend of King
Arthur and his Knights of the

Round Table, and features a bevy

of beautiful show girls, not to
mention cows, killer rabbits and
French people. The 2005 Broadway production won three Tony
Awards, including "Best Musical," and received 14 Tony Award
nominations. The shows are to be
performed on Feb. 27 and 28 and
March 6 and 7. To learn more,
visit moorestownhstheater.weebly.com.
The William Allen Middle
School will also be performing a
musical, Willy Wonka Jr., based
on the original book Charlie and
the Chocolate Factory by Roald
Dahl. Performances will be Feb.
19 through 21.
For more information, visit the
William Allen Middle School website under the Athletics and Activities tab for the WAMS Theater
webpage.
For a full list of Moorestown
Township Public School events, a
calendar can be found on the
MTPS website at www.mtps.com
under Upcoming Events.

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months, the department offers a
variety of classes to get little bodies moving! Exposure to sports is
a great way to introduce little
ones to games and physical activity in a safe and age appropriate
environment. For those water
bugs who love to swim, there is
the Winter Water Wonderland
Open Swim program. Additionally, the Tumbling Tots program
will offer a January session.
Naturally, January boasts the
beginning of one of the longest
running recreation programs in
Moorestown Youth Basketball
with clinics for first and second
grade youth and league play for
grades three through eight and a
high school boys league as well
adult leagues. Volleyball is also
beginning for players of all ages.

A beginner and intermediate coed league is available for youth as

well as a High School VolleyballOpen Play program and an Adult
Co-Ed League.
For young people interested in
the arts, Winter Arts Adventures
and the Arts & Crafts programs
will begin again in January.
From specialized arts programs
that tap into a young persons creative flow to general arts and
crafts Artist in Residence Sophia
Geiger and Ceramicist in Residence Cyndi Britton will have
wonderful specialized arts projects for young people. Group
piano lessons will continue in
January for those interested in
trying their hand at music.
For some variation in your
physical activity try the new Ultimate Choice Mixed Bowling
League (adults only) or Pickleball. The new Adult Bowling
League begins Wednesday, Jan. 7
at Laurel Lanes. This fun and so-

cial league is designed to get the

grown-ups playing and having
fun! Or cleanse your mind and
body with an introduction to yoga
with the Yoga for Beginners on
Thursday evenings.
And for
young people looking to explore a
new sport, Indoor Tennis will be
offered at the Moorestown Upper
Elementary School. Additionally, those with personal fitness
goals can join one of the many
personal Fitness Programs the
department offers: from Tumblin Tots to Girls B Fit and Exit 4
Boot Camp and CoreFit, the department has something for
everyone in 2015.
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Balanced Athletics, GirlsBFit, Core Training and more are
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Group Piano Lessons is in
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Arts Programming available are Arts & Crafts and Winter
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Yoga for teens and adults is
Thursdays from 6 to 7:15 p.m.
Girls B Fit for ages 6 to 11
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Baker School, Roberts School,
South Valley School and Upper
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Township to make final decision

on Main Street metered parking
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This is a top priority for the
township. We will work diligently
with the professionals previously
mentioned and the NJDEP to
move forward as quickly as possible while making sure we dot
every I and cross every T. The
NJDEP has indicated that they
will provide funding for the capital costs of this investment,
Carew said.
There are many more projects
and events that citizens should be
aware of for Moorestown in 2015.
Completing the engineering for
the township parking lot on Second Street, commonly known as
the Peter Pan parking lot, is one
of those projects. According to
Carew, the goal is to include the
construction phase in the 2015
capital budget and go out to bid
by summer.
In addition, the township will
make final determination and
complete implementation of a
new metered parking system for
Main Street and the Peter Pan
parking lot.
The township is looking forward to completion of the scientific review of Strawbridge Lake
and the completion of the dam repairs in 2015. The township is also
looking to begin the third phase
of Strawbridge Lake improvements, which is the review, planning and implementation of
recreational improvements to
Strawbridge Lake Park.
Residents should look forward
to the creation and launch of the
townships new website. According to Carew, this will provide residents with a more interactive
and responsive experience in
communicating with the township. The township is also close to
choosing a new vendor for community development software
that will enhance the construction and zoning permit experience.
The year ahead may also see
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Economic Development Ad Hoc
Committee will hopefully get up
and running. This effort will incorporate previous efforts to improve the Lenola Business District along with a thorough look
at current conditions so it may
reach its full potential.
Completion of the Road Improvement Program analysis
should be done in 2015 as well,

Carew said. This will provide the

township with the information
necessary to remain proactive
and fiscally responsible in regard
to infrastructure improvements.
The continuation of a policy to
search for grant opportunities to
improve the towns infrastructure shall progress during the
year. This includes improvements
to roads, utility systems, parks,
streetscapes and bicycle pathways. Also for 2015, the investigation of the potential of utilizing
solar power for the economic and
environmental
benefit
of
Moorestown shall be looked into.

The Moorestown Tree Planting

and Preservation Committee, in
partnership with the Moorestown
Garden Club, Moorestown Improvement Association and the
NJ State Forestry Services Community Forestry Program, will
host the New Jersey State Arbor
Day Event on Friday, April 24 at
Wesley Bishop Park.
Additionally, the township just
learned that the efforts of the
Sustainable Moorestown group
has led to the town reaching Silver Award certification status.
Moorestown is one of only 28
New Jersey municipalities to
reach this level.
Town council and township
staff will continue to work as a
solid team to provide a level of excellence in municipal services
while maintaining fiscal responsibility to the residents of
Moorestown, Councilman Phil
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