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DEC. 7-13, 2016

Santa and Mrs. Claus arrive at Dickens Fest

Residents have plenty

of ways to donate
during the holidays
By LINDSEY NOLEN
The Sun
Tis the season for giving.
While many people get to enjoy
the holidays with food, music and
in the company of friends and
family, others are not so fortunate. For this reason, Medford
residents should consider donating to a variety of local businesses and organizations that are
helping to spread holiday cheer.
The Orthodox Church of the
Holy Cross, located at 11 Wilkins
Station Road, is engaged in its annual collection of items to fill 50
Christmas stockings for the
Covenant House in Camden. The
filled stockings will contain hats
and gloves, toothpaste and brushes, deodorant, shampoo, lip balm,
razors, hand lotion and other
products that can help homeless
youth. For more information, call
the church at (609) 654-4865.
The Medford Historical Society
is taking part in the Toys for Tots
program, and has a drop box located at Columbia Bank at 133
Route 70. The Pinelands Branch
Library and Milton H. Allen Elementary School will also have

LINDSEY NOLEN/The Sun

Mr. and Mrs. Claus arrived to the 27th Annual Dickens Festival on Saturday, Dec. 3 to greet the local children of Medford. For more
photos, please see page 16.

please see RESIDENTS, page 12

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Improving Medford
Council eyes Transportation
Alternatives Grant. PAGE 6

Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Classified . . . . . . . . . . . 20-23
Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

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Residents encouraged to be
aware of drug addiction dangers
The first-ever Surgeon Generals Report on Alcohol, Drugs, and
Health has brought to light the
alarming fact that more than 27

million people in the United

States reported current use of illicit drugs or misuse of prescription drugs, and more than 66 million people (nearly a quarter of
the adult and adolescent population) reported binge drinking in
the past month.
In this 2015 report, substance
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Americans almost 8 percent of
the adolescent and adult population. That number is similar to
the number of people who suffer
from diabetes, and more than 1.5
times the annual prevalence of
all cancers combined (14 million).
Of the 20.8 million people with a
substance use disorder in 2015,
15.7 million were in need of treatment for an alcohol problem in
2015 and nearly 7.7 million needed
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personnel and family have administered at least 12 Narcan
doses to reverse the effects of an
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other drug misuse and related
disorders are major public health
challenges that are taking an
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whole are also suffering as a result of alcohol and drug-related
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s the holiday shopping season

is now officially underway, police departments across the
country are on high alert. Thats because, at this time of year, unfortunately, criminals are everywhere looking to take advantage of unassuming
shoppers who are just trying to enjoy
the season.
The criminals go out to malls, downtown shopping areas and other retail
hotspots just like the rest of us but
they, instead, are after the goods were
buying, and the cash and cards that
were carrying.
Its scary. And its sad. But its a reality of the world in which we live.
With online shopping as prevalent
as it is, and especially with peer-to-

Your thoughts
What are your thoughts on police
departments use of safe zones for
peer-to-peer transactions? Share your
thoughts through a letter to the editor.

peer sites such as Craigslist so commonplace, were glad to see that local
police departments are stepping in to
help the honest shoppers as best they
can.
Local police departments have recently begun to make a program available to the residents of town called
safe zones some with areas inside
of the police department building and
some right outside, where people can
conduct legal peer-to-peer transac-

tions. The locations are often equipped

with security cameras that will record
all activity in the zones, 24 hours a day,
seven days a week. The launch of
safe zones are timely, of course, with
these types of transactions becoming
more popular at this time of year.
Police departments play a huge role
in making people feel safe. Their job is
not just to pull drivers over and arrest
criminals.
We couldnt be happier about the
safe zones programs in towns that
offer it, and we urge police departments in other towns to offer similar
programs. If other towns do offer the
safe zones program, please remind
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Transportation Alternatives Program

Grant sought by Medford town council
By LINDSEY NOLEN
The Sun
Main Street in Medford is home to a variety of businesses and annual community
events. To help further the streets economic development and to improve its
streetscape, town council applied for a
State Transportation Alternatives Program grant.
According to township manager Kathy
Burger, the township planner, Taylor Design Group, attended a seminar discussing
this grant earlier in the year. The planner
then brought up the idea to apply for the
grant to the township staff, which then presented it to council.
By applying for the grant, which was en-

dorsed by the Burlington County Board of

Freeholders, the township is hoping to receive about $600,000 to improve the road
from where Main Street meets Route 70 to
where it intersects with Mill Street.
According to Beth Portocalis of the
township managers office, the intended
municipal improvements would consist of
finding ways to expand pedestrian and bicyclist traffic and safety. She said the goal
is to make Main Street an attractive destination for residents and visitors alike,
rather than it simply being a centrally traveled road.
This effort began a few years ago when
Medford developed a bicycle network plan,
a circulation system designed to attract increased numbers of people to downtown
Medford and other destinations within the

township. Through this earlier initiative,

the township received a separate $300,000
grant from the state under its Transportation Enhancement Act for the 21st Century
grant program, which it will use next
spring to begin construction on its transportation transformation along Stokes
Road in the preserved Cow Point open
space.
As further part of this transformation,
sidewalk enhancements designed to repair
the original brick sidewalks that were constructed in the early 1980s has remained a
priority. Another goal is to retrofit and enhance Main Streets existing antique lights
to establish better lighting and electrical
access for the many events held on Main
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happenings at the medford library association

'Paws to Read' returning to library

By MARGARET LAFFERTY
Medford Library Association
Seasons greetings! The December holidays are barreling toward
us. During this time of dashing
here and there, baking cookies
and visiting friends and family,
the Medford Library Association
would like to thank our gold patrons, silver patrons and sponsors
for their continuing support of
the programing at the Pinelands
Library. We would also like to acknowledge our wonderful staff
that keeps the library functioning
on a daily basis.
Paws to Read will be returning

to the library twice in the coming

days. Children can enrich their
reading skills with therapy dog
Brooke on Friday, Dec. 16 at 3:30
p.m. or during the holiday break
on Friday, Dec. 30 at 11 a.m. with
Ocho. Reading to dogs has been
shown to increase literacy skills
and confidence in children. Sign
up for a 15-minute slot and see
what it's all about.
Family Movie Night is Tuesday, Dec. 20 at 6 p.m. This months
presentation is Kubo and the
Two Strings.
A young boy
named Kubo must locate a magical suit of armor worn by his late
father to defeat a vengeful spirit

from the past. Snuggle up with

your family to watch his adventures. Feel free to bring snacks
and a blanket.
Want to add a homemade feeling to this holiday season? On
Tuesday, Dec. 13 at 5:30 p.m., we
will be offering Christmas card
making with colored pencils.
Learn how to make beautiful
greeting cards with only pencils
and markers. Materials will be
provided.
The fourth- and fifth- grade
Book Club will meet again on
Monday, Dec. 13 at 4 p.m.
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WEDNESDAY DEC. 7
MOMS Club Crafts and Coffee: 10
a.m. until noon. at Saint Peters
Episcopal Church located at 1
Hartford Road. As a mother, you
need an organization that understands your needs whether you
stay at home with your children,
work part-time or full-time
MOMS Club is a great way to find
that support.
Chess Club: Kids 7 to 16 years old. 4
p.m. at the Pinelands Branch
Library. Do you play chess, or are
you interested in learning? Join
Mr. Rick and his young assistants,
Michael and Ryan, for an hour of
play and/or instruction. Please
bring your chess set along if you
have one. If not, use one of ours.
Registration is required.
Neighborhood Services Advisory
Committee meeting: 7 p.m. at
Cranberry Hall, 17 N. Main St. For
more information and to confirm
meeting time, visit www.medfordtownship.com.
Medford Sunrise Rotary Club: 7:15
a.m. at the Pop Shop, 1 S. Main St.

For more information, email medfordsunriserotary@gmail.com.

THURSDAY DEC. 8
Parachute Play: Kids 2 to 4 years
old.10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. at the
Pinelands Branch Library. Join us
for a half hour of parachute
games and play time together. A
caregiver must accompany children. Registration is required.
Yoga Pretzels: Kids 6 to 12 years
old. 4:30 p.m. at the Pinelands
Branch Library. Yoga Pretzels is a
fun and vibrant way to get kids
bending, breathing, twisting and
stretching. Guided meditation at
the end of the session will help
kids develop focus, self-awareness, and a sense of calm. Registration is required.
Candlelight Yoga: Adults. 5:30 p.m.
at the Pinelands Branch Library.
Please join us with Babita Kapoor,
a registered Shakti Om Yoga
instructor, to learn yogas ancient
science of breath control and reenergize your body and mind.
Registration is required.

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We will run photos if space is available and the quality of the photo
is sufficient. Every attempt is made to provide coverage to all
organizations.

Womans Club of Medford meeting:

7:30 p.m. at Cranberry Hall. For
further information, email medfordwomansclub@gmail.com.
Knights of Columbus business
meeting: 7:30 p.m. at Emmaus
Center, Jackson Road. For more
information, visit www.medford-

knights.org.
Medford Running Company group
run: 6:30 p.m. Meet at Medford
Running Company, 62 S. Main St.
All abilities welcome.

FRIDAY DEC. 9

DEC. 7-13, 2016

Lego Club: 5 to 12-year-olds. 3:30
p.m. at the Pinelands Branch
Library. Join our Lego Club for
creativity and imagination in
action. Kids can work individually
or in teams to create this weeks
challenge. The theme will be
revealed at the Lego Club session. Please do not bring your
own Legos. Registration is
required.
Medford Area Senior Citizens
Club: Meets at VFW Post 7677
on Church Road. For more information, visit www.medfordtownship.com.

SATURDAY DEC. 10
Holiday Craft & Gift Fair: All ages. 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. at Shawnee High
School located at 600 Tabernacle
Road. This event will be held
indoors and will feature more
than 120 vender tables of unique
craft, jewelry, gift and food items.
For more information, call (609)
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RCBC earns
presidential
'honor roll'
Rowan College at Burlington
County recently earned a spot on
the presidents Higher Education Community Service Honor
Roll for 2015 for projects such as
First Book, Give Kids a Smile Day
and Bridging the Digital Divide.
Every year, the president of the
United States honors colleges that
reflect the values of exemplary
community service.
The list of colleges and universities from across the United
States are highlighted to show the
role they play in solving community challenges. As a result, students are more likely to pursue a
lifelong path of community service, according to the Corporation
for National & Community Service.
I am always pleased to see our
students doing such great work in
our community said Paul Drayton, RCBCs president. In 2015,
we had 680 students engage in
community service activities,
with an outstanding 24,263 total
hours of service. Our students
come from all walks of
life, yet we all move forward together in support of our community.
Burlington County Freeholder
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RCBC awarded for displaying

exemplary community service
RCBC
Continued from page 10
Mary Ann OBrien said RCBC
transforms lives through education and transforms the countys
communities through community service.
Its gratifying to see national
organizations recognize the great
community spirit and service
that we all know exists within
Burlington County and Rowan
College at Burlington County,
OBrien said.
More than 43,000 free books
were distributed to schools and
organizations throughout New
Jersey during First Book. Along

with distributing the books, English and service-learning students followed up with recipient
organizations to evaluate efficiency and effectiveness in a year-long
project.
Give Kids a Smile Day is part of
the American Dental Associations annual push to bring attention to tooth decay. Ninety-nine
children received a total of 843
dental procedures totaling $47,681
for free. Dental hygiene students
and alumni volunteer at this
event.
Bridging the Digital Divide is a
program
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Also within the communitys
schools, Sharon Hawthornes
fifth-grade class at the Allen Elementary School is participating
in a Toys for Tots Drive, Additionally, school nurse Kathleen Gigantiello has coordinated the
Allen School Giving Tree, providing food and clothing to needy
families.
Nurse Sharon Conway and the
Chairville Outreach Committee
at Chairville Elementary School
has coordinated a food drive and
a Giving Tree and is participating
in the Pemberton Toy and Coat
Drive that supports families in
Burlington County. At Cranberry
Pines Elementary School, nurse
Karyn Reilly and teacher Rina
Cardenas are overseeing the
school's toy drive in conjunction
with Seneca High School.

Similarly, nurse Leah Quinn of

Kirbys Mill Elementary School
has coordinated the Kirbys Mill
Giving Tree which is providing
gift cards from local merchants
including
Target,
Walmart,
Shoprite, Murphys Market and
Acme for local families in need.
The school is also hosting a
glove/hat/sock drive to benefit
the
Wiley
House
in
Camden, which serves cognitively impaired low-income older
adults.
The Haines Sixth Grade Center's student team 6-2, under the
direction of teacher Alison Murphy, has focused their servicelearning project on the organization One Warm Coat to provide
outerwear to local families in
need. This is a nationally registered charitable drive, and there
is a donation bin located outside
the school for drop-offs.
Similarly, St. Mary of the
Lakes Schools Mission Club, an
after-school service-based club,
holds an annual toy drive for

Catholic Charities. It collects new

and unwrapped toys for a donation to Catholic Charities. The
school also collects items for families in need and donates them to
the St. Vincent De Paul Society in
Medford. This is an annual tradition, as is having students make
Christmas cards for senior citizens that are distributed at various local senior centers.
Aside from toys and other
goods, residents can also choose
to donate blood. Sponsored by the
Medford Lakes Lions Club, a
blood drive will be held on Monday, Dec. 12 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
The event will take place at Oaks
Hall, located at 1 Cabin Circle in
Medford Lakes. First-time donors
are welcome, and appointments
can be made by visiting www.redcrossblood.org.
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the holidays. Treats are $8 per
pound. Call (609) 654-9823 for
more information.
Restoring the Peregrine Falcon to
Pennsylvania: 11 a.m. to noon in
the Medford Leas Theater. Community members can learn how

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Medford VFW annual Cookie Walk:
Doors open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
at 317 Church Road Medford. Let

Arthur McMorris has worked with

the Pennsylvania Game Commission to re-establish a self-sustaining and secure population of falcons that are making one of the
most remarkable recoveries of
any endangered species anywhere.
Pet Photos with Santa: Visit South
Jersey Animal Hospital with your
pets and get a photo with Santa
from 1 to 4 p.m. The $20 cost benefits One Love Animal Rescue.
Photo will be printed and in a
card photo frame. SJEH is located at 204 Medford Mt. Holly
Road, Medford.
Gaming at the Library: Kids, teens
and parents ages 7 and older.
Monopoly Streets: 2 p.m. at the
Pinelands Branch Library. Join
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Danielle for stories, songs and a
craft or activity. Registration is
required.
Fourth and Fifth Grade Book Club:
9-year-olds to 11-year-olds. 4 p.m.
at the Pinelands Branch Library.
Do you like to read? Join the
library for its book discussion.
This club will meet once a month
to play games, do crafts and talk
about books. Snacks will also be
served. Registration is required.
Medford Lodge 178 of Free &
Accepted Masons meeting:
Meets at 25 Bank St. For more
information, visit www.medfordlodge178.com or call (609) 6940678.
Medford Youth Athletic Association
board meeting: Second Monday of
the month with two parts, one public and one private. To attend, visit
www.myaa.net or email executive_board@myaa.net.

Helping Hand grief support: 7 to 9

p.m. at Fellowship Alliance Chapel,
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Christmas Card Making with Colored Pencils: Adults. 5:30 p.m. at
the Pinelands Branch Library.
Looking to add a homemade
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Stop by the Pinelands Library
and learn how to make beautiful
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Materials will be provided and
registration is required.
AAUW Medford Branch meeting:
7:15 p.m. in the Linden Room at
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www.medfordnj.aauw.net.
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meeting: 6:30 p.m. at Braddocks
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Council hoping grant

aids local economy
COUNCIL
Continued from page 6
Street. The township also hopes
to achieve streetscape uniformity
through acquiring matching
benches, trash receptacles and
bike racks, and to improve signage to highlight places such as
the community center, municipal
building, arts center, library and
parking.
All of the signs and street
amenities would have the same
style, Portocalis explained.
Most of the time, when we pick
things up for the town, there hasnt been continuity in ordering.
Weve also had a lot of donated
benches, but this uniformity
would involve a plan.
The township would use identified circulation patterns on Main
Street to know where benches,
signs and bike racks should be
placed.
Portocalis also explained that
once these elements have been
implemented, new businesses
could flourish. She gave an example that with a new caf, offering
benches and tables could encourage people walking up and down
the street to sit and relax for a few
minutes, while also encouraging
them to shop at the local businesses allowing Main Street to

become its own destination within Medford Village and Medford

Township.
Although Medford is not modeling its Main Street transformation after any other town, Portocalis said she believes the town is
inherently blessed to have historic and walkable downtown
Main Street available, and that
being a part of the Main Street
New Jersey program is helping
with its marketing and business
recruitment efforts. She also said
town council has been instrumental in helping to strengthen
Main Street through amending
several ordinances to facilitate
commercial business on the
street. For example, it voted to
change a sign ordinance to allow
for easier-to-read signs and
amended an ordinance allowing
breweries to produce and sample
craft beer.
We hope to sustain a lively, engaged Main Street community.
We want people to travel from
outside of Medford for space,
while also increasing local resident traffic through increased
pedestrian traffic, Portocalis
said. Town council definitely
wanted to pursue this opportunity and the availability of the
grant.
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from above: Maggie Redington, a 3-year-old resident of Mt. Holly, met Elsa, Olaf and Ana from the Disney
movie, Frozen. The Ridgeway Singers, from left, Kathy Matos, Denise Weintraut and Teresa Seibel performed holiday classics as the community gathered to welcome Santa. Lincoln Jacobus of Marlton plays
a tambourine to a musical performance by the Ridgeway Singers. Bill Coffman and his 3-year-old daughter, Siena, enjoy the festivities. Allison, 8, Owen, 7, and Nolan, 2, of Medford patiently wait for Santa to
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Session to provide drug information

SESSION
Continued from page 4
Most residents know someone
with a substance use disorder,
and many know someone who
has lost or nearly lost a family
member as a consequence of substance misuse. Yet, at the same
time, few other medical conditions
are
surrounded
by as much shame and misunderstanding as substance use disorders.
To bring local attention and action to these issues, the Township
Councils Neighborhood Services
Advisory Committee, the Medford Municipal Drug Alliance
and the Medford Police Department are hosting a free presentation, Current Trends-Opiates &
Marijuana Extractions, facilitated
by John Kriger of Kriger Consulting.
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information available on adolescent behavioral trends, focusing
on the two primary issues facing
parents and professionals today;
opiates and extractions. Learn
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these two high-risk behaviors,
and how they are drastically
changing the risk potential for
every family. Discover the risks,
various sources of information
and what every parent and professional is up against.
Here are just a few of the questions to be answered in this program:
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2. Are those who use these
products at greater risk than in
the past; and if so why?
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Dab, Flakka and the Deep Web?
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addicted to opiates and what are
the risks?
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more information on this crisis
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ask.
The presentation will be held
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p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Medford Public Safety Building, located at 91
Union. Participation is free and
pre-registration is not required.
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paper, Heartgard, paper towels,

blankets and other products the
animal shelter can use. To donate,
goods can be dropped off in the
school's lobby through Tuesday,
Dec. 20. For a complete list of
items acceptable for donation,
visit
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Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge is encouraging the public to symbolically adopt wildlife for holiday
gifts in a program called Adopt a
Wild One. Community members
can help one of the injured or orphaned animals by symbolically
"adopting" it for a year. The support provides food, medicine, veterinary treatment and lots of tender loving care. Visit the Resident
Wildlife page to see what animals

are adoptable.
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for the wildlife this holiday season. It is most in need of paper
towels, no-mess birdseed, green
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gloves and rakes.
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military forces serving in the
Middle East including Iraq,
Afghanistan and those supporting Operation Enduring Freedom
and Operation Inherent Resolve,
consider donating to Operation
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send supplies and goodies to
brave U.S. troops deployed in
harm's way.
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non-profit where no one makes a
dime. We give countless hours,
time, energy and treasure each
week trying to boost morale and
bring smiles to those who deserve
it the most, and that is our U.S.

service members deployed in

harm's way in the Middle East,
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helping a South Jersey organization.
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items such as 5 Hour Energy
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