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Green Team gears up for
clean–up day, making Willow
Turn Park a trash-free zone
By MELISSA DIPENTO
The Mt. Laurel Sun
On Saturday, June 18, get out
your old clothes and gloves and
put your shades on. Oh, and come
prepared to pick up trash.
The Mt. Laurel Green Team is
hosting a clean–up day and is
looking for volunteers to clean up
litter at Willow Turn Park, at Wil-
low Turn and Larchmont Blvd.
Council and Green Team member
Linda Bobo said volunteers will
turn the park’s open space, soft-
ball field and tennis courts into
trash-free zones.
If enough volunteers show up,
Bobo said, some volunteers will
be sent to spruce up Spencer Park
at 339 Rancocas Blvd.
“Our goal is to clean up Mt.
Laurel,” Bobo said.
The Mt. Laurel Green Team is
beginning to plan ongoing sus-
tainable events, Bobo said. The
team got their start hosting the
Green Expo in April 2010 and
plans to host additional events,
including a rain barrel–making
exhibit coming up.
Bobo said the team is working
to achieve Bronze Certification
with Sustainable Jersey, a certifi-
cation program for municipali-
ties in the state that want to go
green, save money, and take steps
to sustain their quality of life
over the long term.
Bobo said achieving the first of
two Sustainable Jersey designa-
tions will allow Mt. Laurel to be
eligible for additional green
grants, as well as just making the
community more sustainable.
The Mt. Laurel Green Team is
looking into more ways to become
involved with sustainability in
town and is also looking for vol-
unteers to keep up the team’s ef-
forts.
On June 18, volunteers should
meet up at the open field between
the softball field and playground.
Volunteers should wear long
sleeves, long pants, long socks
and sturdy shoes that can get
dirty.
Anyone under the age of 18
must be accompanied by an adult
to participate in the clean–up.
Letters documenting community
service will be available for par-
ticipants.
Bobo said civic groups, service
groups, Scouts, religious organi-
zations and any others are invited
to participate.
Groups and individuals can
please see GREEN, page 5
Special to The Sun
The management team at Brightview Mount Laurel shares a laugh during their annual M*A*S*H
Party on May 12 to honor National Nurses Week. The nursing team at Brightview and several
health care partners were recognized for their dedicated service to the senior residents living at
Brightview’s assisted living and memory care community. See page 12 for the full story.
New ambulances for EMS
By MELISSA DIPENTO years or 100,000 miles. He credited both of them,” Pagurek said.
The Mt. Laurel Sun the Department of Public Works Pagurek joked that the new
maintenance schedule with keep- trucks won’t get to an emergency
Just in time for the warm ing the vehicle alive longer. scene any quicker than the old ve-
weather and outdoor summer “From a budgetary standpoint, hicles, but said that the new am-
events, the Mt. Laurel Emergency to make something last a little bulances will not need as much
Medical Services department is longer as long as it’s safe, why maintenance.
sporting two new ambulances. not?” Pagurek said. Pagurek said the township
Well, technically it’s one-and-a- The second ambulance, 3691, does have an extra ambulance,
half new ambulances, said EMS kept its Horton Box, which is the which is used for backup. Having
Chief Francis Pagurek. module mounted onto the vehicle an extra ambulance, he said, has
The township bought one that serves patients on the move. allowed the EMS department to
brand new ambulance, a Ford The truck is new, however. balance the mileage by rotating
E450 chassis, for $164,168. The sec- Pagurek said this saved the town- the vehicles each month, as well
ond purchase is a refurbished/re- ship about $70,000. as switching regularly between a
mounted model for $105,810. The Both ambulances run on day and night schedule.
complete ambulance, 3682, was in- diesel, which currently costs less The township received the two
corporated into the township’s than regular gas, Pagurek added. new ambulances last week. Al-
2009 capital plan, and replaces a The new ambulances also boast though the township included the
1997 model with 161,000 miles, an LED interior, which requires vehicles in the 2009 budget,
Pagurek said. less maintenance than a halogen Pagurek said it takes about a year
Pagurek said most municipali- interior. to build and receive the ambu-
ties replace ambulances after five “I hope to get 10 years out of lances.

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County money tabbed for parks
By MELISSA DIPENTO
The Mt. Laurel Sun
The Burlington County Free-
holders awarded $5 million in
grants to 25 towns in its second
round of local grants under the
Municipal Park Development
Program recently.
Thirteen towns, including Mt.
Laurel, received the maximum
grant of $250,000.
“Once again, the objective here
is to assist towns in taking care of
their local recreational needs at a
time when they are facing budget
constraints and must address
other priorities,” Freeholder Di-
JUNE 8-14, 2011 – THE MT. LAUREL SUN 3
place the memorial, Blumenthal
said.
At Blue Hills Farm at Mt. Lau-
rel Rd. and Hainsport Rd., Blu-
menthal said community garden
plots may soon occupy the open
space.
Once the plots are completed
and an irrigation system is in-
stalled, Blumenthal said the
township plans to allow residents
to sign up for garden plot usage.
Canterbury Park, located at 134
Dorchester Rd., will see some re-
pair to the tot lot and basketball
court with the grant funding, Blu-
menthal said.
Lastly, a piece of land at Hain-
totaling $6.9 million, with eight
towns to be considered in the next
round of grant applications.
In this round of funding, towns
received grants ranging from
$65,307 to $250,000.
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Lenape graduation
date June 17
Parents and guardians have
voted and a date for Lenape High
School’s graduation has been set.
Parents and guardians of all
Lenape seniors were required to
attend a mandatory prom and
graduation meeting.
There, it was decided that the
Lenape High School Class of 2011
will graduate on Friday, June 17.
BRIEFS
Graduation on this date will be Bloody Sunday, The King’s
rain or shine. Speech, and several other movies.
Music from some of Mozart’s op-
Mozart and the movies eras and best-known composi-
tions are discussed, including the
discussion June 11 purposes of the music as origi-
Mozart scholar Catherine nally conceived by Mozart.
The eighth annual St. Charles
Borromeo Golf Outing will be
held Monday, July 25 at the Laurel
Creek Country Club in Mt. Lau-
rel.
The day begins with a conti-
nental breakfast at 8:30 a.m., shot-

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Grabinski exhibit continues at MLL

An oil painting exhibit by local
artist Jackie Grabinski continues
Lost Our Lease
at the Mount Laurel Township Li-
brary through Thursday, June 30.
The artist’s love of the beach
and flowers has inspired most of
her paintings.
She studied at the Philadelphia
The artwork is for sale. Inter-
ested parties can reach the artist
at jackiebinski@yahoo.com or 802-
0425. No registration is required
for any of the events or the exhib-
it.

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The wedding party of Q, played by Ava Pugh, and U, played by David Reick.
A match made in kindergarten
Kindergarteners are a little bit
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Kindergarten students at the
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the school’s gymnasium.
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gymnasium was transformed
into a quaint wedding chapel. Q,
better known as kindergartener
Ava Pugh, was joined in matrimo-
ny to U, played by David Reick.
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Mt. Laurel K-8 Superintendent
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ring finger to make it official.
The annual event had all the
trappings of a quintessential
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shots to real wedding cake and a
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at 8:30 a.m. and a children’s run
for kids 6 and under at 8:15 a.m.
A portion of the proceeds will
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township group which works in
the community to bring drug and
alcohol awareness to schools,
civic groups, sports teams, reli-
gious organizations and other
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Abuse mostly funds the organiza-
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match 25 percent of the money
with fund raising efforts. This
year, Cohen said, the GCADA
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youth cross country and track or-
ganization, is helping to make the
run happen. This is the second
year for the Municipal Alliance
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Banjo Rascals will be perform- shows that feature music from Sunday of the month from 2-3
ing songs at the Mount Laurel Li- ragtime to swing to Dixieland jazz p.m.
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Silver Screen and on movie The Mt. Laurel Library is locat-
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This concert is part of the Sec- additional information, call 234-
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CONTACT of Burlington
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cently in Mount Laurel.
The half-day event was held to
help nonprofits improve their
overall marketing, branding and
communications efforts and 31
local nonprofit organizations at-
tended the free event, meeting
with 24 creative professionals
from the region.
During this speed dating-type
event, representatives from area
nonprofits met with experts in a
variety of creative disciplines, in-
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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
AUBRIE GEORGE Mt. Laurel Editor

in our opinion

Danger! Danger!
Of course cell phones are dangerous
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
health hazard – just maybe not Want to share a blood-pres-
in the specific way the re- sure-raising cell phone-relat-
ed incident? You can visit
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Consider the combination of share your thoughts and
opinions.
driving and cell phone use.
Special to The Sun
There’s a reason there’s a law Jacob Albano, left, and Brian Delancy, of Shawnee High School, Benjamin Newhall of BCIT, Kelly Fer-
against yammering on a phone while trying to drive. And then rara and Lauren Wood from Seneca High School and Medford-Vincentown Rotary Club President John
Furgione at the recent awards ceremony.
there’s the secondary health concerns, like when you’re behind
someone at a red light who’s talking on a phone, misses the
change to a green light and you are forced to honk and yell at
them. Your blood pressure unnecessarily rises.
M-V Rotary awards scholarships
Then there’s the plight of those cell phone users who talk
The Medford-Vincentown Ro- grants and receive two: one for town Rotary Seaman/Coverley
loudly while on their phones, apparently unaware that the de-
tary Club honored five graduat- $5,000 and another for $1,000. $5,000 Memorial Scholarship.
vice automatically enhances one’s speaking voice to a level that ing seniors from Shawnee, BCIT This grant money was added to It is so named for the two peo-
the person on the other end of the conversation can hear. These and Seneca high schools with the three $5,000 scholarships the ple who were responsible for
scholarships totaling more than Rotary awarded this year. funding and setting up the clubs
people run the risk of broken noses and assorted cuts and $20,000. Recipients of this year’s schol- scholarship foundation.
bruises at the hands of surrounding people, whose blood pres- In the past, the club could only arships were Jacob Albano and Kelly Ferrara of Seneca re-
afford to present three $5,000 Brian Delancy of Shawnee High ceived the Medford-Vincentown
sure, yet again, has been forced upward. It’s a lose-lose situa- scholarships each year. School who were each awarded Rotary Church and Dwight
tion. However, with the downturn the Medford-Vincentown Rotary $5,000 scholarship and will be at-
in the economy, the financial Clubs’ $5,000 scholarships. tending Rider University in the
Finally, and this danger is limited to more advanced phones, need for additional scholarships Albano will be attending the fall.
intoxicating games can be downloaded – games that demand increased significantly. The M-V University of Pennsylvania in Lauren Wood, also of Seneca,
Rotary Club began looking for the fall and Brian Delancy has won the Medford-Vincentown
great attention and energy. When said games “cheat,” they more funds to meet the need. been accepted to Villanova. Ben- Rotary Church and Dwight
often force users into an unhealthy rage. Also, since the games Financial help came from jamin Newhall of BCIT was pre- $1,000 scholarship and will also
Church and Dwight, Inc. of sented with the Medford-Vincen- be attending Rider University.
are so addictive, users can spend inappropriate amounts of Princeton, a subsidiary of Proc-
time playing them, leading to job loss, starvation or at least tor and Gamble. The club
learned that Church and Dwight
scurvy.
employees voluntarily have
SPEAK UP!
We don’t need additional studies on the dangers of cell money taken from their salaries The Mt. Laurel Sun welcomes letters from readers. Brief and to
phones to know that they are a scourge on humanity. Don’t pub- to fund various financial grants. the point is best, so we look for letters that are 300 words or
Then each year a committee fewer. Be sure to include your name, address and phone number
lish and publicize such studies. Instead, the next time there’s made up of this company’s em- with your letter, and know that we will print your name and
“news” to report, just send a text. ployees review all applications hometown with the letter. We do not print anonymous letters.
for funds, including requests for
educational grants. Send letters via e-mail to letters@mtlaurelsun.com, via fax at
Each grant application is care- 856-427-0934, or via the mail at 108 Kings Highway East,
DAN McDONOUGH, JR. RUSSELL CANN fully reviewed and funds are dis- Haddonfield, NJ 08033. Of course, you can drop them off at our
Chief Executive Officer Chairman of the Board tributed for many worthwhile office, too. The Mt. Laurel Sun reserves the right to reprint your
www.elauwit.com projects. The M-V Rotary sub- letter in any medium – including electronically.
BARRY RUBENS MICHAEL LaCOUNT, Ph.D.
Chief Financial Officer Vice Chairman mitted requests for educational

Vote-by-Mail ballots
Burlington County Clerk Timo-
thy Tyler has announced that bal-
lots for four of the county’s five
state legislative districts have
been mailed to voters who have
signed up to vote by mail. Those
districts are the Sixth, Seventh,
Ninth, and Twelfth legislative dis-
tricts.
Ballots for the Eighth District
had been delayed by legal pro-
ceedings, but are now being
mailed to voters.
“We want to put voters on no-
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the redistricting process has
placed a number of municipali-
ties in new districts. Second, vot-
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themselves are smaller in size
than in the past.”
Tyler said voters will notice a
change in the overall dimensions
of the Vote-by-Mail ballot. Ballots
have routinely been mailed in an
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