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JAN. 27FEB. 2, 2016

Evesham police
look to grow
department

Camden edges Cherokee, 62-55

Chief gives presentation exploring growth

in number of police activities over past five
years versus number of officers employed
By ZANE CLARK
The Sun
At the start of each year, Eveshams township manager challenges the leaders of the police
department to create goals for the
organization on how the department can better itself and provide better service to the community for the year.
As Evesham continues to grow
in terms of population and the
construction of new residences
and businesses, Police Chief
Christopher Chew believes this
year the department should grow
as well.
People are coming in to our
community because its the safest
community, Chew said.
To back up his call for growth,
Chew used the most recent meeting of the Evesham Township
Council to give a presentation ex-

ploring the growth in the number

of police activities over the past
five years versus the number of
officers employed by the department. Chew defines police activities as everything the department
does within a year, from answering calls, to car stops, to even the
departments community outreach programs.
According to Chew, in 2010 the
department handled 63,328 activities, but by 2015 the number had
grown to 94,293. Chew said that
growth equated to a 48 percent increase in demand for police personnel, but even the noted increase was a low number because it did not factor in what the
department does internally or
when a call might need to involve
multiple people.
I want to say that number is
please see POLICE, page 11

ZANE CLARK/The Sun

On Jan. 20, the Cherokee High School Chiefs took on the Camden High School Panthers in boys
varsity basketball at Cherokee. It was a hard-fought game, and the two teams played neck-andneck until the fourth quarter when Camden ultimately pulled ahead and topped Cherokee, 62-55.
Pictured is Cherokees No. 3 Zach Rowe taking the ball past Camdens No. 2 Corey Greer.

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LRHSD
New year starts strong
for Lenape District. PAGE 13

Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Classified . . . . . . . . . . . . 1619
Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

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EEF Wine,
Dine and Win!
set for Feb. 5
The Evesham Education Foundations annual Wine, Dine and
Win! fundraising event is coming
on Feb. 5 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at
The Mansion on Main Street in
Voorhees Township.
The event will feature a tasting
of hundreds of wines and spirits
from around the world provided
through
the
courtesy
of
Wineworks Marlton as well as
culinary samplings provided by
the executive chefs at the Mansion as well as local restaurants
including Flemings, Bertuccis
Italian Restaurant, Good Foods
To Go, Classic Cake, Jersey
Mikes Subs, Brio, Carabbas,
ShopeRite A La Cart, Allora and
Marcellos. In addition there will
be casino games offering participants the opportunity to win
more than 65 gift baskets and
prizes.
Formed in 1995 by a group of
concerned parents and local business leaders, the Evesham Education Foundation has made positive contributions toward Evesham children's education. To
continue forward and increase
the foundations efforts, the publics support is required.
For more information on the
event or to purchase a ticket, visit
www.eveshameducationfoundation.org.

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Marlton homes part

of burglary stint totaling more
than $2 million in stolen goods
Medford man pleads guilty to theft and burglary
Burlington County Prosecutor
Robert D. Bernardi announced
that a Medford Township man
pleaded guilty in superior court
to 24 counts of theft and burglary
that were committed in six towns
over a 10-month period that ended
in August 2012.
The man admitted before the
Hon. Charles A. Delehey, J.S.C. to
committing three counts of theft
(second-degree) and 21 counts of
burglary (third-degree).
The plea follows a three-week
trial last month that concluded
with him being found guilty of
one count of theft (second-degree)
and three counts of burglary
(third-degree). Those charges
were unrelated to the ones to
which he pleaded guilty on Jan.
12.
Delehey will sentence him on

March 3 on the charges resulting

from the trial as well as the 24 offenses to which he has pleaded
guilty.
Under the plea agreement, the
sentence for the thefts and burglaries he admitted to in court on
Jan. 12 will be decided by Delehey
in what is known as an open plea.
The thefts netted more than $2
million in stolen goods from residences in Evesham, Medford
Township,
Moorestown
and
Mount Laurel in Burlington
County and Haddonfield and
Voorhees in Camden County.
Most of the homes were in upscale neighborhoods, near a golf
course or wooded lot with minimal views, and were secluded
from neighboring properties.
please see DNA, page 10

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Evesham Saving Lives extended through June

More than 1,000 residents have been taken home through the program since September
By ZANE CLARK
The Sun
More than 1,000 Evesham residents have
now received free rides home through the
Evesham Saving Lives designated driver
program since the initiative began in September.
With that number in mind, Evesham recently announced it would extend the program, with this next iteration set to last
through June 1. The program will continue
to operate as it has for the past several
months, meaning Evesham residents can
use their smartphones to request free rides
to their homes from private taxi services
UBER and BeMyDD at any of Eveshams 19
alcohol serving establishments between
the hours of 9 p.m. and 2 a.m.
Weve got some numbers that were
very proud of, and to me the most telling
number is that weve brought home over
1,000 of our residents since Sept. 1, Mayor

Randy Brown said.

With those 1,000 residents ferried home,
Evesham police statistics show there has
been an 83 percent reduction in DWI arrests of Evesham residents coming from
the 19 bars and restaurants participating
in the program.
Before the program began, Evesham police were averaging arresting six Evesham
residents per month from the 19 locations
a number which has now dropped to one
per month.
Although he couldnt name a specific
cause, Brown noted the number of overall
DWI arrests in town is also down 55 percent
since the program began. Before the program, those numbers reached heights such
as 20 in June, 21 in July and 19 in August, to
numbers after the program began such as
eight in September, eight in October, 11 in
November and six in December.
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The program will also continue its recent partnership with neighboring
Voorhees Township through which
Voorhees residents can get rides to their
homes in Voorhees from Evesham and
Voorhees establishments, and Evesham
residents can get rides to their homes from
Voorhees and Evesham establishments.
Also continuing is the funding process
for the Saving Lives program, through
which no taxpayer dollars are used to fund
the endeavor, with all funds coming from
the donations of private individuals and
organizations.
Were going to extend the program to
June 1 because of the tireless work of Evesham Celebrations Foundation and the
amazing amount of people who have donated to the program, and we thank them for
please see GOAL, page 15

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WEDNESDAY JAN. 27
Penguin Tales: Ages 3 through 6.
10:30 a.m. Evesham Library 984
Tuckerton Road. Join the library
for a story time all about penguins and polar bears too. Celebrate winter with tales of adventure, songs, games, parachute,
sensory play and more. Craft
included. Registration is required.
Register
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Adult Yarn Social: Adult. 11 a.m. Evesham Library at 984 Tuckerton
Road. Knit and/or crochet? Then
come join other knitting and crochet fans for an hour (or more, if
preferred) of relaxed, social yarn
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More information online at
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call the library at (856) 983-1444.

Social Security Updates Seminar:

Adult. 6 p.m. Evesham Library at
984 Tuckerton Road. Want to
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options for retirement assets,
how much Social Security income
one will receive, at what age one
should start receiving Social
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earning additional income in
retirement, taxation of Social
Security benefits and strategies
to reach desired income goals in
retirement. Call Massey Morgan
at (609) 975-8020 for more
information. Registration is not
required. More information
online at www.bcls.lib.nj.us.
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THURSDAY JAN. 28
Tumblin' Tots: Ages 2 through 3.
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DNA from convicted

man found on flashlight
fice.
A break in the case came after
DNA from the convicted man was
found on a flashlight left behind
during one of the Moorestown
burglaries. From there, the investigation shifted to the analysis of
more than 9,000 phone calls and
text messages, as well as surveillance.
Many of the items were
pawned. Even so, more than 500
stolen items were recovered.
Some of them were buried in the
convicted mans yard and others
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building in Philadelphia.
The man was arrested on Sept.
5, 2012, along with another Medford man. The second convicted
man pled guilty on May 20, 2015,
to two counts of burglary in exchange for five years of probation
and 364 days in the Burlington
County Jail.

DNA
Continued from page 5
At the targeted homes, phone
and alarm wires were cut, and
entry was often made by smashing a rear sliding door. The defendants would use a police radio to
monitor emergency communications. The burglaries were committed while the residents were
not at home.
Items stolen included jewelry,
watches, furs, coins, crystal, silverware, handbags, firearms,
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electronics.
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Police activities increased from

63,328 in 2010 to 94,293 in 2015
POLICE
Continued from page 1
probably 20 percent higher,
Chew said.
While the number of police activities has grown over the past
five years, the number of police
officers has not.
Chew said in 2010 the department was at an all-time high of 76
officers, which then fell to 70 officers in 2011, then rose to 72 officers in 2012, fell again to 68 officers for 2013 and 2014, before finally rising again to 73 officers in
2015. However, Chew did say due
to the work of Eveshams elected
officials, the decrease in officers
during the economic downturn
did not stem from the department
laying-off any officers.
A lot of police departments in
the area did, Chew said.
Through their (councils) forward thinking and through attri-

tion, we slowly reduced our rank

structure.
As for why Eveshams 73 officers had to deal with 94,293 activities in 2015, as opposed to the 76
officers who dealt with 63,328 activities in 2010, Chew said there
were several factors for the increase. Chew said the number of
mental health calls had increased
during that span, which usually
involves two to four officers needing to transport someone to a
medical facility.
Chew also said the increase of
cameras in police cars and cameras worn on officers bodies had
increased time spent making
copies of videos and copies of reports to be sent to attorneys and
citizens.
He also noted there has been an
increase in firearms applications,
as well as new time-consuming
initiatives by the department
such as community outreach programs, the police explorer program and most recently the pres-

KOC announce free throw winners

The Knights of Columbus, Father John P. Wessel, Council No.
6530 hosted the Council Level of
the Free Throw Championship on
Jan. 9 at St. Joan of Arc gym.
The winners are as follows for
girls: Karalyn Thomason, age 10;
Crisanta Apistar, age 11; Kayla
Williams, age 12. The winners are
as follows for boys: Joseph Deiter,

age 11; Blaise Vespe, age 13 and

Shane Gallagher, age 14.
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was Shaun Jetter, a 13-year-old
boy.
The above shooters advance to
the District Level of the competition on Feb. 13 at St. Joan of Arc
gym.

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As you can see, theres a disparity in the calls for service and
the amount of officers we have,
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Itsy Bitsy Time: Ages 6 through 12

months. Evesham Library at 984
Tuckerton Road. Join Ms. Jenn
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music for babies 6 through 12
months. Bring a blanket. Siblings
must remain seated. Registration
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SATURDAY JAN. 30
Refresh & Renew Yoga for Adults
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Evesham Library at 984 Tuckerton Road. Jumpstart your afternoon by energizing, stretching
and relaxing your body. Join the
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Please bring a mat or towel and a
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clothing.
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Register
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MONDAY FEB. 1
Groundhog Story Time: Families.
11:30 a.m. Evesham Library at

984 Tuckerton Road. Did the

groundhog see his shadow? Will
winter last another six weeks?
Join the library for Groundhog's
Day Story Time for fun books,
rhymes, parachute and lots of
movement. Craft included.
Overeaters Anonymous: 1:30 p.m.
at Prince of Peace Church. Call
(609)
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or
visit
www.oa.org for information.

TUESDAY FEB. 2
Overeaters Anonymous: 10 a.m. at
Prince of Peace Church. Call
(609)
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or
visit
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Marlton Central Networkers Chapter: 11:30 a.m. at Marcos at Indian
Spring, 115 S. Elmwood Road. BNI
meets Tuesdays for lunch. Feel free
to bring plenty of business cards
and a guest or two to find out how a
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JAN. 27FEB. 2, 2016 THE MARLTON SUN 13

LRHSD kicks off 2016 on high note

By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
The Lenape Regional High
School District Board of Education hit the ground running in
the new year with a strong first
month.
The board declared January as
School Board Recognition Month
to honor all of the board members within the district who dedicate their time to the betterment
of students education.
January is also school ranking
month in which many news outlets provide various standings of
individual schools and districts
nationwide.
Niche.com provides K-12 and
college rankings based on statistics, student and parent reviews,
expert insights, state test scores,
college readiness, graduation
rates, SAT and ACT scores and
the quality of administration and
teachers.
Three of the four district high
schools Cherokee, Lenape and
Seneca ranked in the top 100
high schools in New Jersey and
top 1,000 nationally. The district
ranked 33 in New Jersey and 255
nationally.

However, arguably the most remarkable ranking received a

round of applause at last weeks
LRHSD BOE meeting. Under the
2016 district with the best administration in the nation category,
LRHSD was ranked in the top 10.
We were No. 9, the only New
Jersey school district to make the
top 10 in the nation, Superintendent Carol Birnbohm said.
In honor of board recognition
month, Birnbohm thanked the
board for the hard work it puts in
that allows it to receive national
recognition like this.
Youre a great board of education, and you let our administrators make great decisions for our
schools, Birnbohm said.
Birnbohm rounded out her superintendents report with some
highlights the district has already
created in 2016.
School visits and tours took
place to learn about and observe
the districts new schedule.
Cherokee
hosted
Haddon
Heights School District and
Lenape hosted Eastern Regional
High School District, and both
were extremely impressed with
the new process and the smooth
transition into the new schedule,

Birnbohm said.
Two of the newest features of
this schedule that have led to its
success have been common planning time and community lunch
and learn.
Its really great to see the level
of professionalism and collaboration that continues to take place
during our new common planning time with our faculty, Birnbohm said.
AP European history teachers
Jessica Le Grange from Cherokee
and Katelynn Woll from Shawnee
spent their planning time sessions brainstorming a new collaborative activity that would include the AP students from their
respective schools.
Students presented themselves
as ancient philosophers or scientists and discussed their feelings
about many topics, ranging from
the role of religion to the role of
science on things they learned
about in their course from their
persons perspective.
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program.
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for township events such as the
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program continues to take hold.

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June 1 is to really develop the
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