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Identifying criminals pawningproperty. PAGE 4

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Friends Mark Iannelli, Brian Lawler, Conner Flannery and Vince White took to the Indian Spring driving range on June 12, to take advantage of the nice weather amid rainand severe weather last week. Severe thunderstorm warnings and flash flood warnings were in effect in the area the remainder of the week.

Fun at the driving range

BOE member Bernardi resigns from positionBy SHANNON CAULFIELDThe Marlton Sun

Evesham Township Board ofEducation member RosemaryBernardi resigned from her posi-tion effective immediately amidthe anti-Semitic comments she re-cently made.

According to school boardpresident Sandy Student, Bernar-di resigned from her position on

the Evesham Township SchoolBoard, and also from her positionas vice president of the New Jer-sey School Boards Association.

When a member of a civic orpolitical organization is the focusrather than a contributor to anorganization, its wrong, Studentsaid. I think Mrs. Bernardi knewthat and thats why she steppeddown.

Student noted Bernardi was

not subject to the same discipli-nary action as children in the dis-trict, and needed to be a rolemodel for the children.

She needed to step down, Stu-dent said.

When asked for a comment,Bernardi responded with the res-ignation letters she submitted tothe Evesham Township SchoolDistrict and the New JerseySchool Boards Association.

"It is with regret that I am sub-mitting my resignation from Eve-sham Township School Districteffective immediately. This localissue has become a distraction forthe board to fulfill its mission,"Bernardi said in a statement tothe board. "There is an immediateneed to shift the focus back ontothe 4,700 public school childrenthat we serve."

On June 11, the township coun-

cil held a meeting, passing a reso-lution condemning her actionsand requesting she step downfrom her position.

The councils resolution notedit had no jurisdiction or authorityto take action, but it urged ap-propriate body and officials totake such action necessary to cen-sure, discipline or otherwise

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Evesham Police Department:

On Sept. 26, the Evesham Po-lice Department commenced aninvestigation into a theft from ahome on Hanover Road in Marl-ton. During the theft, 10 firearms,including an AK47 rifle, werestolen from the home along with aquantity of cash.

On June 3, the Evesham PoliceDepartments investigation re-sulted in the arrest of two malesin connection with this theft.

The first suspect, a 22-year-oldmale of Lincoln Lane, and thesecond suspect, a 23-year-old maleof Lexington Circle, were bothcharged with receiving stolenproperty and each was releasedafter posting $20,000 bail.

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article Go 4 the Goal thatEmma Stith, a member of the Go4 the Goal team, had raised $5,200for a child in need in Haddon-field.

The money was raised for

Tommy Kennedy of Marlton. Ad-ditionally, money raised for thefamilies is not kept in bank ac-counts. The money is put aside.

The family submits bills withthe social worker and Go 4 theGoal pays for them, Stith said.

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Enjoy an informal meetingwith Evesham Township policeofficers to voice concerns on the

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If the only exposure you had to

New Jersey was what others said

or wrote about it, youd think it

was the worst place on the planet.

Scan the Internet just this week, and

youd find these stories:

Our governor called the authors of

a League of Municipalities report ontax reform corrupt and labeled the

groups leader as a whiner.

A Little League coach in Newark

plead guilty in court to assaulting an

umpire because he wouldnt call a

game due to darkness.

A new report says that the Garden

State is the most expensive state to get

your car repaired.

A great white shark circled a boat

off the coast (not that this has much to

do with Jersey).

The greater public perception ofNew Jersey is that it is a crowded, ex-

pensive state full of loud, obnoxious

people (thanks Real Housewives and

Jersey Shore) who think they are

better than everyone else (well, arent

we?). Our governor fits that mold per-

fectly, even as he is being mentioned as

a potential candidate for president of

the United States when the next elec-

tion comes around.

Heck, of the three professional

sports teams that are located in the

state, only one (the Devils) are

proud enough to label themselves

from New Jersey. The other two (the

Giants and Jets) act like theyre from

New York.

So why does anyone still live here?

Why are we doing this to ourselves?

Because, for those of us who livehere, who grew up here and are rais-

ing families here, we know the good-

ness that is here in New Jersey, even if

we recognize the bad. We love our

beaches, our mountains and our easy

access to major cities. We are proud of

our small, quaint towns, our history

and our top-notch schools, even if we

pay exhorbitant prices to be here.

We are New Jersey, and well always

be New Jersey.

And we dont care what you think.

What are we still doing here?With all the negativity about the state, why does anyone live in N.J.?

Your thoughts

Are you proud to be a New Jerseyan?Let us know why you choose to call theGarden State your home...and also whatyoud like to see improve.

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BCCs radio station teams up

with the Camden RiversharksFor the third straight season, Burlington

County Colleges radio station WBZCFMwill be the official radio station for theCamden Riversharks.

The educational component to the part-nership allows BCC students to get hands-on experience producing, promoting andorganizing a professional sports teambroadcast. Philadelphia Flyers radiobroadcaster Tim Saunders will be mentor-ing BCC students and calling severalgames for the station.

This opportunity will give students achance to build their resume, portfolio andnetwork with broadcasting professionals.Students will assist in pre-game activities,play-by-play announcing and post-gamewrap-ups.

Not many students have the opportuni-ty to work with a professional sports team

or Tim Saunders, one of the best play-by-play announcers out there, said Brett Hol-comb, operations manager and program-ming director of WBZC-FM. Our listenersenjoy the excitement of the game and ourstudents get valuable hands-on experi-ence.

Every season we have worked withWBZC-FM has been a pleasure, saidAdam Lorber, president/general managerfor the Camden Riversharks.

Games can be heard on 88.9 (Borden-town - Atlantic City), 95.1 (Burlington -Bristol), 100.7 (Mount Holly - Lumberton),

and online at www.Z889.org. Saturdaygames will be on the ZEDM web stream,which can be found under listen live onthe stations website.

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Wrestling coach wants to reverse decisionon removing sport from summer olympics

Assemblyman Chris Brown, aformer high school wrestler and avolunteer youth wrestling coach,is introducing a resolution callingfor the International OlympicCommittee to reverse its decisionto remove the sport from the glob-al athletic event beginning withthe 2020 summer games.

The entire wrestling commu-nity is stunned by the IOC's deci-sion to eliminate one of the firstsports contested in the originalOlympiads, Brown said. Regret-fully, the committee has ignored

the history, the integrity and thetremendous character-buildingaspects of the sport, instead bow-ing to political and personal inter-ests to retain 'questionable' sportslike the modern pentathlon andbadminton. Brown has draftedan Assembly resolution urgingthe IOC to overturn this decision.

This is a devastating blow tothe sport, at a time when it is en-

joying a tremendous resurgence

in popularity, in this country andaround the globe, Brown said. Ihave opened an online petition onmy legislative web site, and I willpersonally take the names whosigns on with me to Trenton tohelp push this resolution throughand have our voices heard.

Brown is the father of foursons, three wrestlers and a new-born future-wrestler. Oldest sonBrian competes for Marlton Mid-dle School, 8-year-old Evan is theSouth Jersey state champion inhis class, and Jason, 6, finished

fourth in the South Jersey Stateswhile wrestling in the 8-year-oldfield.

Wrestling is the greatest char-acter-building sport in the world.Competitors benefit from the gru-eling physical demands, developincredible mental toughness andresilience, and the lessons of per-sonal responsibility and account-ability are reinforced every timethe wrestler takes the mat. Partic-

ipation in any competition is ben-eficial to an individual's develop-ment, but the unique challengesof wrestling are unrivaled by anyother sport, Olympic-recognizedor not.

The business world appreci-ates the leadership qualities pro-duced by wrestling, and a surveyof Fortune 500 CEOs by Forbesfound that half of them developedtheir skills and tenacity on themat as a youth or high schoolwrestler. The success of formerwrestlers like Warren Buffet, Bill

Gates and Sen. John McCain helpexplain why military organiza-tions including the Navy Seals ac-tively seek out individuals with abackground in our sport, saidBrown, who began wrestling insecond grade and continuedthrough high school.

Brown is urging residents tosign on to his petition, which is ac-cessible online atwww.AddiegoRudderBrown.com.

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Author Discussion & Signing: 2p.m., Evesham Branch Library,984 Tuckerton Road Ghostriderin the Sky by Gordon L. Bocher.Join local author and veteranGordon L. Bocher as he speaksabout his novel. He will discusswhat really occurred in the last

year of the Vietnam War, thewars aftermath and lastingeffect upon our country, andsome possible ramifications indealing with current and futureproblems. Copies of the book willbe available for purchase. Call(856) 983-1444 to register.

SUNDAYJUNE 23Foreign Film & Discussion Series:

My Afternoons with Margueritte2 p.m., Evesham Branch Library,

984 Tuckerton Road. Join formerDrexel Professor Ramesh Kajariato watch and discuss this 2010film from France. An illiterate

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Slowly the two form an unusualand intense bond, leading themto a greater understanding oftheir place in the world, and ineach other's lives. In Frenchw/English subtitles, not rated.Registration not required, butseating is limited. Call (856) 983-1444 for more information.

MONDAYJUNE 24U.S. Citizenship Class: 6:30-8 p.m.,

Evesham Branch Library, 984Tuckerton Road. These classeswill cover preparation for the citi-zenship exam: American History,government, review of examquestions, practice interviews.Call (856) 983-1444 to register.

Overeaters Anonymous: 1:30 p.m.at Prince of Peace Church. 10 a.m.Call (609) 239-0022 or visitwww.oa.org for information.

TUESDAYJUNE 25Book Discussion: 7 p.m., EveshamBranch Library, 984 Tuckerton

Road. Join us to discuss TheRound House by Louise Erdrich,

winner of the 2012 National BookAward. New members welcome,registration not required. Call(856) 983-1444 for more infor-mation.

Overeaters Anonymous: 10 a.m. atPrince of Peace Church. 10 a.m.Call (609) 239-0022 or visitwww.oa.org for information.

Questions of Faith support group:3 p.m. at Samaritan Center forGrief Support, 5 Eves Drive, Suite180. Call (800) 596-8550 to reg-ister.

Marlton Central Networkers Chap-ter: 11:30 a.m. at Marcos at IndianSprings 115 S Elmwood Road. BNImeets Tuesdays for lunch, pleasecome and visit us. Feel free to

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With the county budget $43.6

million less than it was in 2008and the combined county proper-ty tax levy down $25.2 millionsince 2009, the respected PewCharitable Trust creditedBurlington County with havingthe lowest comparable, residen-tial tax burden in the Philadel-phia region in a study last year.

Recently, the Burlington Coun-ty Freeholders introduced abudget plan aimed at earningthat distinction again by reduc-

ing the total taxes needed to runall county government programsby $7.7 million while cutting thegeneral operating budget bymore than $15 million.

The move is expected to con-tinue a positive trend that hasseen the county share of an aver-age residents total tax bill steadi-ly drop from 19 percent in 2007 to15.8 percent last year.

With the fallout from the re-cession still impacting so manymiddle-class homeowners and

job seekers, our goal was to againdo more with less.

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Facing county tax ratables(property values) that plummet-ed another $1.9 billion, resultingin a general revenue loss of $7.6million, the freeholders analyzed

the three budgets of countygovernment that each operate offa separate and distinct dedicatedtax general operations, the li-brary system, and the open spaceand historic preservation pro-grams in an effort ease the over-all burden on property taxpayers.

We came to the conclusionthat given the $48 million alreadybanked in our land preservationfund, the 4-cent open space taxcould be safely reduced to 1.5cents without any negative im-

pact on our efforts to save land,maintain our parks, or continueoperation of our popular munici-pal recreation grant program,Donnelly said.

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The Burlington County librarysystem tax rate will remain flatfor this year.

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show its rejection and disap-proval of such statements.

Additionally, it advocated forresidents to celebrate cultural di-versity for which EveshamTownship is known.

I recognize that categorizingindividuals on the basis of theirreligion, race, gender or sexual

orientation has no place in our so-ciety, and most especially in ourpublic discourse, Bernardi saidin an email when asked about the

resolution. I express my heart-

felt apology to the people of Eve-sham Township for my remarksat the school board meeting.

Its an excellent day for thetown. We can move forward andfocus on the school district andnot this issue, Mayor RandyBrown said. She did the rightthing so many people asked her todo.

Brown said the issue has over-shadowed numerous positiveevents in the community, includ-

ing the reopening of MarltonPlayground and Relay for Life,which raised more than $100,000.

We continue winning acco-

lades from the state for all the

good things we do [in this town]and this was not a good thing,Student said.

The issue originated when,during public comment at a Mayboard of education meeting, par-ents Lisa and Marc Cohen askedthe board to consider changingthe first day of school from Fri-day, Sept. 6 to Monday, Sept. 9 toavoid having their children be ab-sent on the first day of school dueto the Jewish holiday Rosh

Hashanah.The board admitted an over-sight, Marc said in a letter to theeditor. This was about a percent-age of the students in Marltonmissing the first day of school.Not a religious reason.

The board voted to change thedate during the May 23 meeting.Upon passing it, according toCohen, Bernardi made numeroushurtful and anti-Semitic com-ments.

"We could start school on

Thursday the first day of RoshHashanah I don't care. It is up tothe parents to keep their kidshome, all seven or eight Jews wholive in our district, Cohen said,quoting Bernardi in his letter."There are 4,000 kids in the dis-trict, and we have to change thestart date for those few children."

Additionally, Bernardi washeard at the end of the meetingsaying, "anyone who would like torun for the board of education,there are three seats up and thereare five Jews on the board," ac-cording to Cohen.

At last weeks council meeting,residents supported Browns posi-tion on the matter includingboard members who attended themeeting.

I commend the council forstepping in, for doing their joband having this resolution,board member Kevin Stone said.

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nament has two important goals:to raise funds and to raise aware-ness. For the last 33 years, Samari-

tans not-for-profit services havehelped people in our communityto live each day fully and with dig-nity even as they cope with issuesof aging, serious illness and grief.

Samaritans not-for-profit mis-sion has been serving our commu-nity for 33 years. Supporting GetLoud FORE! A Good Cause helpsSamaritan continue its proud tra-dition of never turning anyone

away from our hospice and pallia-tive care and grief support servic-es due to an inability to pay, saysMary Ann Boccolini, presidentand CEO. Live-Out-Loud loudpants contest encourages golfersby dressing as loudly as their inhi-bitions permit by wearing theirmost colorful pants (that still con-form to Little Mills dress code)for a chance to win a trophy andbragging rights for the year. Theentrance fee of $295 includes con-

tinental breakfast, lunch, com-memorative sports shirt, greensfees and cart, refreshments on thegolf course, awards dinner recep-tion and player gift package.

Sponsorship opportunities areavailable. For sponsorship or tick-et information, contact JulieWeitzman at (856) 552-3239 [email protected].

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to be held June 25Breaux has trained his em-

ployees to ask the right questionsto stop the criminal activity aswell.

If someone is lucky enough toown a business in Marlton, weowe it to the community to makeit as safe as possible, Breauxsaid. Everybody should embracethis fully.

The public hearing on the ordi-nance will be held at the nextcouncil meeting on June 25.

In other news:Numerous proclamations were

given to students and athletes for

recent accomplishments.Cherokee Peer Leader Scholar-

ship recipients Corey Vollmer,Tyler Conlin, Marianna Vigliottiand Katherine Gould were hon-ored. Marlton Chiefs NationalStreet Hockey Association cham-pions in the Penguin A andBeaver C divisions were com-mended for their accomplish-ments this season.

Nothing happens, ever, with-out a dream first, without hope orperseverance, Mayor RandyBrown said. No matter what wedo, we never, ever quit.

Michael Meehan of Boy ScoutTroop No. 14 was honored for re-ceiving his Eagle Scout honor.Meehan put in 600 hours of com-munity service, delivered cash do-nations and delivered five truck-loads of donated wish list itemsfrom several donation drive boxesto the Animal Orphanage inVoorhees.

Additionally, he landscaped byweeding, mulching and plantingnew flowers. Meehan, a junior,will be attending BurlingtonCounty College to pursue a degreein culinary arts.

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