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Cleaning
All about the earth

up the
village
Clean Communities Day
dedicated to cleaning public
areas along Main Street
By AUBRIE GEORGE
The Medford Sun
Historic Medford Village –
with its municipal buildings,
parks, historic homes, and busi-
nesses all in a quaint Main Street
setting – is arguably the heart of
Medford.
Members of the Historic Med-
ford Village Association want res-
idents, business owners, and visi-
tors to take full advantage of that,
but for them to do so, it has to be a
clean place.
That’s why HMVA members or-
ganized an effort called Clean
Communities Day – a morning
dedicated to clearing public areas
along Main Street of trash and
debris.
The voluntary event took place
for the first time during an hour-
and-a-half time slot last Tuesday
morning.
Richard Lechner, president of
the HMVA and manager of Lech-
ner Funeral Home, said the clean
up area last week consisted of
about half of Main Street from
Branch Street, across the bridge,
to the other side, and back up.
He said the goal of the organ-
ized effort is to keep the Historic
Medford Village area “looking
good.”
While Lechner said he’s made
an effort to clean up the area be-
fore, he said this is the first time
it’s ever been a scheduled event,
and he plans to do it again soon –
hopefully this time with more vol-
unteers so they can tackle a larg-
er area and collect more debris.
“I went through yesterday and
took all of the heavy stuff out,”
Lechner said last week. “I plan to
get out there again and keep mov-
ing forward.”
Lechner said he eventually
wants to take the clean up effort
all the way down to Tomlinson
Park where he’d like to weed
whack around the memorial
there and clean up the curb area.
The Historic Medford Village
Association consists of a partner-
ship between small business own-
ers who share the goal of running
a profitable business and preserv-
ing Historic Medford Village.
Like-minded residents who
want to keep the village safe,
friendly, and a viable part of the
community are also welcome to
join, according to the group’s Web
site.
please see CLEAN, page 5
Special to The Sun
Kirby’s Mill students recently showed their appreciation of the earth during an Earth Day cele-
bration at the school. Second-grade students participated in several activities, which focused on
facts about the environment. Activities included planting flowers, making T-shirts, and even en-
joying a “dirt” filled snack.
Ooh-rah for Semper Fido
By AUBRIE GEORGE Elicott and Sierra were united his background, and from there,
The Medford Sun after he returned from his second the idea for Semper Fido took off.
deployment to Iraq and was diag- The organization now evalu-
The bond Medford resident nosed with PTSD and a mild TBI ates, tests, trains, qualifies and as-
Kevin Elicott has with his black at Walter Reed Medical Center. sists working therapy dogs to pro-
lab Sierra is so extraordinary The Department of Veterans Af- vide loving, nurturing, and em-
that the pup is able to wake him fairs gave him a prescription for a pathic, trained working dogs for
from his sleep with a gentle service dog and he purchased a returning wounded warriors
nudge and a lick to the face, just black lab puppy and began train- faced with PTSD, according to the
as thoughts of war begin to in- ing her at K-9 Basics in Marlton. group’s Web site, www.semperfi-
vade his dreams. As a firefighter for Medford, do.org.
Elicott, a U.S. Marine, is a co- Elicott had been acquainted with Through the program, a rescue
founder of Semper Fido – a non- one of the owners of K-9 Basics, dog from a shelter is trained for
profit organization that combines Lisa Berg, who is a retired Med- specific commands for specific
the rehabilitation of service ford Police officer. Berg men- needs of a wounded service mem-
members and veterans suffering tioned something to Elicot that ber with PTSD. A service mem-
from Post Traumatic Stress Dis- she had seen on television about ber’s personal dog is eligible to go
order and traumatic brain in- service dogs helping service through the training, if deemed
juries with saving unwanted ani- members suffering from PTSD appropriate in temperament, de-
mals from shelters and rescues. and TBI’s. Elicott told Berg about please see FIDO, page 6

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ALAN BAUER DAN McDONOUGH, JR. STEVE MILLER

General Manager & Editor Publisher Executive Vice President

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in our opinion

Friendlier skies?
Fewer shoe-drops, scans and pat-downs?

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who screen you, your shoes, your laptops, etc., at air-
ports before running you through a scanner and/or
You spoke, we listened
quick frisk, is thinking about a change of course. It’s looking to
expedite the boarding process Control your destiny on the way to bigger prizes
for “trusted” travelers. Travel time You, our readers and website Whoever collects the most Ra As you’ll see, getting points is
But is moving toward a less- What do you think about visitors, have spoken. We have points between Wednesday, May easy and fun. You can vote in a
secure system the right move – changing airport security heard. And we now have 18 and midnight June 30, will col- poll, view a video, leave a com-
measures? You can share changed. lect a prize valued at $200. Only ment on a story, or even check
especially since it seems to be your thoughts and ideas in You didn’t mind our weekly you control how many Ra points the weather or traffic. Hold your
in response to passengers who the Forum section at Sun Score contest, but thought it you accumulate, so, it’s up to you cursor over each badge to find
www.medfordsun.com. could be improved. According to to win, or lose, this prize. out details about points and
are frustrated by long wait your e-mails and calls, you want: How do you collect Ra points? badges.
times and intrusive searches? Bigger prizes. It’s easy, fun and informative. Want to find out if you’re in
A way to control your own First, sign up for an account at the lead? Close? Need to pick up
Much like the Homeland Security color-coded warning sys- destiny when it comes to win- your local Sun Spot (www.med- your effort a bit? Visit
tem, we’ve always considered the effort to protect planes and ning these prizes. fordsun.com). You will need your sunne.ws/contest for all of the de-
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the bigger prize part). It will be Badges” button. Click it. There But don’t let everyone else get
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ounce bottles of explosive stuff on a plane.
Compare the U.S. system to how Israel secures its flights: lots
of behavioral profiling, followed by, if necessary, searches and
scans, and putting air marshals on all flights. It’s time-consum-
ing, expensive and highly effective. Chances are that at least
Ooh-rah for Semper Fido
one of the aforementioned conspirators would have been found Basics train the dogs how to re- and takes them to the vet to have
out during one of the rounds of questioning, or would have
FIDO spond to those commands.
Once trained, Semper Fido
microchip tracking devices in-
serted into the pets in case they
Continued from page 1
been deterred from trying in the first place since they knew dogs have the ability to decrease ever get lost. Elicott said his ex-
isolation of the veteran, de- perience with training and liv-
every flight had marshals on board. meanor and size by K-9 Basics crease the need for medications, ing with Sierra has been chal-
Putting such a system in place in the U.S. no doubt would do trainers. decrease anxiety and panic at- lenging, but therapeutic.
Each service dog goes through tacks, and waken them up from “The process has taught me to
two things: dramatically increase passenger frustration and an off-leash training long nightmares and flashbacks, ac- be patient again, something that
costs, and make flights really, really safe. enough for the service member cording to the group’s Web site. I lost because of my PTSD and
to become comfortable working Once trained and certified, dogs TBI,” he said. “The constant pos-
So, which way should the U.S. go? Should we return to the
with them. Service members are allowed full access to any itive feedback that I get from
days when you could arrive 30 minutes before your flight and have hands-on participation dur- and all places the service mem- training Sierra has helped me
have plenty of time to get on board? Or should we do all we can ing the training period, doing ber wishes to visit. The cost to restore some of the confidence
things such as feeding, walking, train service dogs is offered at that I’ve lost since coming home
to secure flights? This “stuck in the middle” approach is time- playing with, and grooming no cost to the service member from Iraq.”
consuming, and doesn’t really get the job done. their soon-to-be pets. They’re through Semper Fido. The or- For more information about
also taught how to use com- ganization also has rescue dogs Semper Fido, visit www.semper-
mands as professionals from K-9 neutered or spayed, if necessary, fido.org.

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WEDNESDAY
May 18
FOR ALL
Zoning Board meeting: Public Safety
Building. 7:30 p.m.
Medford Lakes Garden Club meet-
ing: Vaughan Hall in Medford Lakes.
11:30 a.m. New members and guests
welcome. Call 268-2333 for info.
Medford Sunrise Rotary Club:
MedPort Diner. 7:15 a.m. Call 354-
8104 for info
Cardio Kick and Pilates/Yoga
Classes: Medford Memorial Middle
School. Call 654-2512 for prices and
to register.
FOR KIDS
Storytime: Pinelands Branch
Library. 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Age 4
to 6. Call 654-6113 for information
or to register.
THURSDAY
May 19
FOR ALL
Senior Advisory Board Meeting:
Cranberry Hall. 4 p.m.
Losin’ It: Pinelands Branch Library.
7 p.m. Call 654-6113 for information
or to register.
FOR KIDS
Apron Strings: Pinelands Branch
Library. 1:30 p.m. Age 2 to 6. Call
654-6113 for information or to regis-
ter.
FRIDAY
May 20
FOR ALL
Computerease – Individual Com-
puter Help Sessions: Pinelands
Branch Library. 10:30 and 11 a.m. Call
654-6113 for information or to regis-
ter.
Medford Arts Center: 18 N. Main St.
1 to 5 p.m. Visit www.artsinmed-
ford.org for info.
FOR KIDS
Kids Yoga: Sanctuary for Yoga, 43
S. Main Street. 4:15 p.m. Call 953-
7800 for more information.
please see CALENDAR, page 12

THEY ARE THE CHAMPIONS Want to be listed?

he Medford Renegades fifth-grade girls all-star basketball team defeated the Seneca sixth-
T grade girls travel team in the ICBL Junior B Division final at Shawnee High School recently to
capture the championship. Pictured in the front row, from left, are Chelsea Keebler, Samantha
Lynam, Hailey Cornelius, Hanna Kroberger and Erica Barr. In the back row are Ed Keebler, Janay
Covington, Erin Wicker, Montana Baker and Bob Wicker.
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to the date of the event.
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POLICE
REPORTS
The following items were taken
from reports on file with The
Medford Township Police Depart-
ment:
On March 27, Medford police,
fire, and EMS responded to the
dirt portion of Jackson Road for a
report of a motor vehicle crash. It
was reported that the vehicle was
overturned. Police arrived on
scene and found the driver out of
the vehicle uninjured. Initial in-
vestigation revealed the driver
was traveling at an unsafe speed
for the roadway conditions, caus-
ing him to lose control and leave
the improved portion of the road-
way.
On May 4, Medford Township
Police detectives arrested a 27-
year-old Browns Mills resident. It
was reported by the suspect’s
brother on April 7, that his debit
card along with $1,000 cash was
stolen from his bedroom at his
Main Street residence in Med-
ford. Subsequent investigation re-
vealed that the suspect had stolen
the victim’s debit card and cash,
and later used the card to pur-
chase gift cards totaling $85.60 at
the ShopRite on Rt. 70 in Medford.
The suspect was arrested,
charged and released pending a
court date.
On May 6 at 8:01 p.m., Medford
Township Police were investigat-
ing a suspicious vehicle on Jack-
son Road, south of Eton Lane.
The investigation revealed that
the passenger in the vehicle was
in possession of heroin, hypoder-
mic needles, and had an outstand-
ing traffic warrant for his arrest.
Bail was set at $10,000 for the
heroin charges and $2,500 for the
hypodermic needle charge. Bail
could not be posted and the defen-
dant was committed to Burling-
ton County Jail.
On May 6 at 10:04 p.m., The
Medford Township Police were
conducting a property check of
Haynes Run Apartments when of-
ficers located a suspicious vehicle
with several occupants inside. In-
vestigation revealed that one of
the passengers was in possession
of marijuana under 50 grams.
The suspect was arrested and re-
leased on summons pending a
court appearance.
During the overnight hours of
May 8, patrols located spray
painted graffiti damage to the ex-
terior of Taunton Forge Elemen-
tary School. At this time, no sus-
pects have been identified and the
incident is under investigation by
Medford Police.

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The Medford Sun
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also sorted out materials and
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before they were ready to go.
The bulletin boards will go up
in a space between the baseball
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May 8, 2011 Have Your Child/Teen Learn:
Age 57, of Marlton, passed
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Maffett Sr., sister – Margaret
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Italian first 10
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enrollments.
Jennings of Marlton; his sister
and brother-in-law, Virginia and
Carroll Maffett and their respec-
tive spouses. Stephen was a step-

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brother, Joseph Jennings of Al- Chris, Erin, and Kelsea and was
German
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BRIEFS
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Beauty and the Beast lead the region for new homes
dollar volume and new home list-
Two performances remain of ings.
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signed seating and will be based associate.
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will be given on a first-come, first- 2007, Pagliuso was
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