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Heliport plan up for debate

By ROBERT LINNEHAN
The Marlton Sun
Residents might be hearing
more helicopters flying over Eve-
sham Township in the future, as
the Evesham Township Planning
Board will debate a conditional
use application from an insur-
ance company to construct a new
heliport near the former Marlton
Circle.
It’s a proposal that has rankled
more than a few citizens in town,
as the threat of noisy helicopters
landing and taking off just sever-
al hundred feet away from the
proposed location off of Route 73
North, near the county Squires
Condominium complex. Last
July, the township council passed
an ordinance allowing the con-
struction and design of heliports
in Evesham Township, Mayor
Randy Brown explained.
Brown, who sits on the plan-
ning board, said the board would
listen intently to the site plan pro-
posal presented by representa-
tives from Conner Strong and
Buckelew on June 15. It’s an inter-
esting proposal, he said, and one
which the township will take
quite seriously.
“This is an organization, Con-
ner Strong, that elected to move to
Evesham and bring a great rat-
able and over 200 employees to
our township,” he said. “They
brought employees that shop in
our stores and get gas from our
gas stations. Now we’re very in-
terested in hearing their presen-
tation at the planning board meet-
ing.”
However, residents at a nearby
condominium complex are not
happy about the proposed plan.
Joseph Steinbock, a resident of
the county Squires Condomini-
um complex, said the proposed
heliport would be 600 feet away
from his community.
“The closest residences to this
helipad are condos. If the affected
residences were houses and not
condos, do you think they would
consider this?” he asked. “If it
was the other side of Route 73,
would it be considered? How
about if this was near members
of the town council or planning
board?”
But the worst part, he said, was
finding out from a representative
from Conner Strong that the pro-
posal had been made, not from
the township. Conner Strong and
Buckelew released a statement in
please see HELIPORT, page 7

Eagles land
in Evesham
Pro players steal Sun
reporter’s on-the-field thunder
By ROBERT LINNEHAN
The Marlton Sun
On Thursday, June 2, this in-
trepid reporter strapped on his
football spikes, donned a pair of
wide receiver gloves, and traveled
over to Memorial Park on Tucker-
ton Road with a sneer on his face.
Word was out that there was
going to be some pretty serious
competition at the field. Time to
get the game face on.
Being a bit of a gridiron war-
rior, I decided to defend my title
as “The greatest South Jersey
pickup football player to ever step
on a field” (Editor’s note: This is
in no way true) and stomp on this
mysterious competition.
Word must have travelled
throughout Evesham Township
that I was going to make an ap-
pearance because when I got to
the complex there was a large
gathering surrounding the artifi-
cial turf field.
People must have really want-
ed to see me play; several brought
jerseys and footballs for me to
sign. It was odd though, because
it was all merchandise from the
Philadelphia Eagles, not my pick-
up team, “Lilliputian’s Minia-
tures and Collectibles.”
In the end though, I didn’t even
get to run a route or show off my
blazing 40 speed (13.2 seconds is
my personal best) because several
members of the Philadelphia Ea-
gles were hogging the field. I
stood dejected on the sidelines, ROBERT LINNEHAN/The Sun
my glittery pink cleats sparking Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Jeremy Maclin runs a route as Eagles backup quarterback Mike Kafka
in the afternoon sunshine. fires a pass last week. Several Philadelphia Eagles have been participating in player–only workouts at the
What’s the difference between township’s Memorial Park Sports Complex.
me and Jeremy Maclin, who ef-
fortlessly snagged 20-yard darts but my two-inch vertical and ten- my lack of quickness. ing abilities to that of a “dead sea
thrown by backup quarterback dency to shriek in terror when I don’t like to brag, but during bass.” Obviously a compliment,
Mike Kafka? Nothing, that’s the ball is thrown in my general my high school football career a since sea bass are the most deli-
what. He might have me on speed, direction more than makes up for coach once compared my block- please see PRACTICE, page 12

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PAID Driver arrested Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
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Hit and run, DWI doom
PERMIT NO. 1239
irresponsible driver. PAGE 2
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Unlock a world Hit-and-run
of possibilities. driver arrested
f th e Lo west Tuition On May 27, at approximately
One o ools in NJ!
5:30 p.m., the Evesham Police De-
ial Ed Sch partment responded to Center
Spec Boulevard and West Marlton Pike
for a reported hit-and-run motor
Orchard Friends School – educating children according to their unique learning vehicle accident.
Investigation found that the
styles and cultivating a life-long love of learning in a safe, caring environment. victim, a 53-year-old female from
Orchard Friends School has successfully educated students with language-based learning differences Browns Mills, was stopped in traf-
since 1999. In the tradition of Friends education, we offer excellence in programming while fostering fic when her vehicle was struck
a sense of community in which each student’s intellectual, physical and emotional gifts are nurtured. We in the rear by another vehicle.
help students overcome obstacles both in and outside the classroom while keeping families informed The victim exited her vehicle and
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The awards will be given to one
Cherokee High School student
and one Burlington County Insti-
tute of Technology student.
being a victim of a pedestrian col-
lision, as the suspect vehicle ac-
celerated toward her.
Police located the suspect vehi-
cle being operated on Marlbor-
ough Avenue. Police stopped the
suspect vehicle and arrested a
male suspect, 34 years old, of Bri-
arcliff Road.
The suspect was charged with
driving while intoxicated, assault
by auto, leaving the scene of a
motor vehicle accident, as well as
other related traffic offenses.
The suspect was released pend-
ing a scheduled court hearing
after posting the required $5,000
bail. The 53-year-old victim was
transported to Virtua Hospital in
Marlton and treated for minor in-
juries.
The students must be enrolling
in a horticultural, environmental
science or a related field in their
college career. Interested students
should contact their high school
guidance counselor for more in-
formation on the scholarship op-
portunity.
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Police report
The following items were taken
from reports on file with the Eve-
sham Township Police Depart-
ment:
During Memorial Day weekend
the Evesham Police Department
conducted Cops in Shops enforce-
ment at various liquor stores in
Evesham Township. Several sus-
pects were arrested.
Those arrested are as follows:
A 22-year-old suspect of Marl-
ton. He was charged with enter-
ing a liquor store establishment
for the purpose of purchasing
liquor for a minor.
An 18-year-old suspect of
Smithville Road, Southampton.
She was charged with underage
possession of alcohol.
A 21-year-old suspect of
Hopewell Road, Medford. He was
charged with providing alcohol to
an underage person.
A 55-year-old suspect of Her-
itage Road, Marlton. He was
Send a soldier some comfort
Representatives from the Marl-
ton-based Yellow Ribbon Club vis-
ited the 8th District Office of Sen-
ator Dawn Marie Addiego, As-
semblyman Scott Rudder and As-
semblyman Pat Delany recently
to collect contributions of com-
fort items that the organization
will distribute to local military
men and women currently serv-

JUNE 8-14, 2011 – THE MARLTON SUN 5
charged with providing alcohol to
an underage person.
A 20-year-old male of Garrison
Court, Marlton. He was charged
with underage possession of alco-
hol.
A 34-year-old male of Walden
Road, Marlton. He was charged
with driving while intoxicated.
He drove into the parking lot to
purchase more alcohol when he
was observed by undercover offi-
cers.
A 21-year-old resident of Pica-
dilly Circle, Marlton. He was
charged with providing alcohol to
an underage person.
A 17-year-old Marlton juvenile
male. He was charged with un-
derage possession of alcohol.
An 18-year-old female suspect
of Cheryl Court, Marlton was
charged with possession of CDS
with intent to distribute. She was
observed by undercover officers
engaging in a hand-to-hand trans-
action. During her arrest she was
ing in Iraq and Afghanistan. The
8th District Office has been serv-
ing as a drop-off point for contri-
butions to the Yellow Ribbon Club
for almost three years. Collec-
tions will continue as long as U.S.
troops remain in harms’ way.
Snacks, convenience items and
toiletries can be donated Mon-
days through Thursdays from
found in possession of 14 individ-
ual bags of marijuana.
A 21-year-old male suspect of
Church Street, Mount Laurel,
was charged with possession of
CDS, failure to make lawful dispo-
sition of CDS, and loitering to ob-
tain CDS. Undercover officers ob-
served him making a CDS pur-
chase.
A 22-year-old of Saw Mill Road,
Medford. She was charged with
providing alcohol to an underage
person.
A 19-year-old suspect of
Roberts Lane, Marlton. He was
charged with underage posses-
sion of alcohol.
A 20-year-old suspect of Pica-
dilly Circle, Marlton. He was
charged with attempting to have
another person purchase liquor
for him.
All those arrested were re-
leased pending scheduled court
hearings.
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Heliport plan up for debate
HELIPORT
Continued from page 1
regard to the heliport.
“As one of the nation’s largest
insurance, risk management and
employee benefits consulting
firms, our clients require 24-7 on-
site response for accident investi-
gations and large-scale commer-
cial claims service throughout
the Mid-Atlantic region,” said
Mike Tiagwad, president and
CEO of Conner Strong and Buck-
elew. “Additionally, we’re proud to
offer use of the helipad to the re-
gion’s emergency response teams
free of charge. We’ve received
tremendous support for this long-
awaited community asset.”
If approved, the heliport would
only allow for takeoffs and land-
Liquor store bandit left high and dry
On May 30, at approximately
12:10 a.m., the Evesham Police De-
partment responded to the
Canal’s Liquor Store located on
Route 70, Marlton, for a report of
a burglary.
Investigation found that an un-
known male climbed to the sec-
ond floor of the closed business
and forced his way into a window.
The unknown male entered the
business and stole liquor from the
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ings from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. at
night. The township is still wait-
ing for testimony in regard to pos-
sible noise disturbances from the
helicopters coming into and leav-
ing the heliport.
However, Brown said it was not
as if there would be a helicopter
landing or taking off from the lo-
cation every hour of every day.
“The flight path will be direct-
ing from commercial areas, it will
alleviate a significant amount of
sound. Right now there are heli-
copters flying throughout the day.
There’s low–flying aircraft all
over the township now,” he said.
“We wouldn’t have passed this or-
dinance if we weren’t assured
that it wasn’t going to hurt or be a
detriment to everyday life. It
won’t be happening 10 times a
day.”
Also, if approved, Brown said
store.
On June 1, the Evesham Police
Department issued a warrant for
the arrest of the male allegedly
responsible for this commercial
burglary.
An 18-year-old male of Apple
Way, was charged with the burgla-
ry. The suspect was charged with
burglary and theft. On June 1, at
approximately 1:30 p.m., the sus-
pect was located by Evesham Po-
the township would have priority
of the site if an emergency oc-
curred in Marlton. Access for
emergency services will take
precedence at all times, Brown
said.
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because it’s one more place if ur
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Township Council meeting: Munici-
WEDNESDAY pal Complex, 984 Tuckerton Rd.
June 8 6:30 p.m.
FOR ALL Horticultural Society of South
Introduction to the Internet: Eve- Jersey meeting: Cherry Hill Com-
sham Branch Library. 10:30 a.m. Call munity Center, 820 Mercer St. Call
983-1444 or visit www.bcls.lib.nj.us Rita at 428-5975 for more informa-
tion.
to register. Want to be listed?
MOMS club: For at-home mothers. Toastmasters: Noon. Contact Dave
To have your Marlton meeting or affair listed in the Calendar or Meetings, information must be received, Balinski at dlbalinski@yahoo.com or
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Time for 2s and 3s: Evesham 239-0022 or visit www.southjer-
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1444 or visit www.bcls.lib.nj.us to
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Wednesday, June 22
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Sunday, June 12
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16 THE MARLTON SUN — JUNE 8-14, 2011 EDITORIAL

ALAN BAUER DAN McDONOUGH, JR. STEVE MILLER

General Manager & Editor Publisher Executive Vice President

ED LYNES Vice President of Sales

JOSEPH EISELE Advertising Director
TIM RONALDSON Digital Products Manager
TOM ENGLE Art Director
ROBERT LINNEHAN Marlton Editor

in our opinion

Danger! Danger!
Of course cell phones are dangerous

Hands Down the best place

ccording to a study released last week, cell phones may

A or may not cause cancer. Well, that was helpful, wasn’t

it? If you use your cell phone too much, you might get
brain cancer. Or you might not. Nobody is really sure. Thanks
for telling us.
Cell phones, of course, are a Hang it up
to donate to Locks of Love
health hazard – just maybe not Want to share a blood-pres- Garden State Rotary of Cher- every child is provided with the tional, the largest humanitarian
sure-raising cell phone-relat- ry Hill announced that it will highest quality natural hair organization in the world. Its
in the specific way the re- partner with Hands Down by Re- prosthesis. credo is “Service Above Self.” No
ed incident? You can visit
searchers considered. www.marltonsun.com to becca of Marlton on Sunday, Being diagnosed with cancer child should ever face the cruelty
share your thoughts and June 12, to support the efforts of or any other catastrophic illness of such devastating illnesses.
Consider the combination of
opinions. the public non-profit organiza- is devastating to children and Join with them on Sunday, June
driving and cell phone use. tion Locks of Love. their families. 12 to donate hair at least 10-inch-
There’s a reason there’s a law They are seeking donations of The treatments, including ra- es long.
hair at least 10-inches long, as diation and chemotherapy, are All hair donors will receive
against yammering on a phone while trying to drive. And then well as monetary donations. such that many of these children complimentary haircuts from
there’s the secondary health concerns, like when you’re behind Hands Down is located at 60 E. become depressed and chal- Hands Down by Rebecca in Marl-
Main Street, Suite B, in Marlton. lenged to move forward with ton. Monetary donations will be
someone at a red light who’s talking on a phone, misses the Locks of Love’s mission is to treatment. When a child loses welcomed with 20 percent dis-
change to a green light and you are forced to honk and yell at respond to the needs of disad- her or his hair they are no longer counts on selected services.
vantaged children under the age the same person, resulting in a Food, a raffle, and entertain-
them. Your blood pressure unnecessarily rises. of 21 suffering from a loss of loss of self-esteem, confidence, ment will also be at the event.
Then there’s the plight of those cell phone users who talk hair (alopecia areata), particu- and pride. For more information, contact
larly from treatment for cancer. Garden State Rotary of Cher- Deb Myerson at dmyerson@intel-
loudly while on their phones, apparently unaware that the de- Based upon the family’s abili- ry Hill is one of 34,000 clubs ysis.com or log on to www.lock-
vice automatically enhances one’s speaking voice to a level that ty to pay using a sliding scale, worldwide of Rotary Interna- soflovegsr.eventbrite.com.
the person on the other end of the conversation can hear. These
people run the risk of broken noses and assorted cuts and
bruises at the hands of surrounding people, whose blood pres-
Philadelphia Boys Choir and Chorale June 12
sure, yet again, has been forced upward. It’s a lose-lose situa- One of the most famous Choir and Chorale group will be boyschoir.org.
tion. choral groups in the area will be performing its season finale at Tickets cost $40 each and are
traveling to Evesham Township the local church on June 12 at general admission. St. Isaac
Finally, and this danger is limited to more advanced phones, this week to sing at St. Isaac’s 3:30 p.m. Tickets are available on- Jogues is located at 349 Eves-
intoxicating games can be downloaded – games that demand church. The Philadelphia Boys line and can be found at philly- boro-Medford Road in Marlton.

great attention and energy. When said games “cheat,” they

often force users into an unhealthy rage. Also, since the games
are so addictive, users can spend inappropriate amounts of
time playing them, leading to job loss, starvation or at least
SPEAK UP!
scurvy.
The Marlton Sun welcomes letters from readers. Brief and to the point is best, so we look for letters
We don’t need additional studies on the dangers of cell that are 300 words or fewer. Be sure to include your name, address and phone number with your letter,
phones to know that they are a scourge on humanity. Don’t pub- and know that we will print your name and hometown with the letter. We do not print anonymous let-
ters.
lish and publicize such studies. Instead, the next time there’s
“news” to report, just send a text. Send letters via e-mail to letters@marltonsun.com, via fax at 856-427-0934, or via the mail at 108
Kings Highway East, Haddonfield, NJ 08033. Of course, you can drop them off at our office, too.

The Marlton Sun reserves the right to reprint your letter in any medium – including electronically.
DAN McDONOUGH, JR. RUSSELL CANN
Chief Executive Officer Chairman of the Board

BARRY RUBENS www.elauwit.com MICHAEL LaCOUNT, Ph.D.

Chief Financial Officer Vice Chairman
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