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BOE reorganization

Township council
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By ZANE CLARK
The Sun
Similar to many municipalities across the state, Jan. 4
marked the annual reorganization meeting for the Evesham
Township Council.
As there were no municipal
elections in Evesham this past
November, there were no officials
to be sworn in for seats on council. However, following councils
yearly tradition, the position of
deputy mayor rotated between
council members, with Ken DAndrea sworn in as the townships
new deputy mayor for 2016.
At the meeting, Mayor Randy
Brown noted that DAndrea and
every member of the current
council has held the position of
deputy mayor before, as well as
please see DANDREA, page 14

ZANE CLARK/The Sun

Jan. 5 marked the annual reorganization meeting for the Evesham Township Board of Education. Pictured is board solicitor Christopher Barrett, left, swearing in newly elected board member Jeff Bravo. Also sworn in at the meeting were Michele Hassall and Joe Fisicaro Jr. The meeting also saw Joseph De Julius appointed board president and JoAnne Harmon appointed board vice president. For
more photos, please see pages 12 and 13.

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LRHSD reorganization
Three members sworn in
at BOE meeting. PAGE 3

Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
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Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

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Christine Schmidt
named officer of month
The Evesham Township Police
Department Officer of the
Month for December is Officer
Christine Schmidt.
Schmidt has been a member of
the Evesham Police Department
for 15 years.
Schmidt is being commended
for her quick actions that saved a
women's life and the life of her
unborn child.
On Dec. 19 at approximately
11:34 p.m., Schmidt and several
other officers responded to a
home in the Woodlands development for a report of a pregnant female who was unconscious and
barely breathing from an apparent drug overdose.
Upon arrival, Schmidt found
the female unresponsive with labored breathing on the floor of
the basement.
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the board recounted the results of
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votes cast for his seat, and
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of 502 votes cast for his seat. All
three men once again took the
oath of office and were sworn in
to their seats.
During the meeting, the board
also nominated and approved the
appointment of Southampton
representative Linda Eckenhoff
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ACLU: The big bully

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Under pressure from organization, school eliminates God bless America

ifteen years ago, following the
attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, there
was one song that became a rallying cry for our country. God Bless
America was sung by Americans
everywhere, regardless of their ethnic
background or religious beliefs.
The most public places where this
took place were at professional sporting events before the start of NFL
games and in the seventh inning
stretch of MLB games. Fifteen years
later, the practice still continues at
many sporting venues in the United
States.
Piggybacking on this practice, an elementary school in a local school district began saying God bless America following the Pledge of Allegiance,
which, lets not forget, also includes

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the word god.

But now, 15 years into this practice,
the American Civil Liberties Union
has said enough is enough, and Glenview Elementary School in Haddon
Heights will no longer be saying God
bless America.
The principal at the school, Sam Sassano, defended the practice, writing to
parents that, it has been our view that
the practice is fundamentally patriotic
in nature and does not invoke or advance any religious message, despite
the specific reference to Gods bless-

ing. Alas, the school wont be having

its students say the phrase God bless
America after they say one nation,
under God.
Congratulations, ACLU, you have
succeeded. While children will be
taught about the founding of our country and the rights we as Americans
have, they will be faced with the fact
that if a group as big or as strong as
the ACLU pressures you, you have no
choice but to succumb to its wishes.
While our children will be learning
about the dangers of bullying, they
will be confronted with the fact that if
you are big enough and if you bully
hard enough, you can get what you
want.
Thank you, ACLU. Keep fighting the
good fight.

EEF thanks Oak Mortgage Company for support

Evesham Education Foundation board
members presented Bill Gelernt, president
of Oak Mortgage Company, a plaque signifying the foundations appreciation for
Oaks ongoing generous support. Oak
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for the last two years. It will also be the
event sponsor again in 2016, along with
Wineworks Marlton.
The next Wine, Dine and Win! Event will
be held on Feb. 5 at The Mansion on Main
Street Voorhees. 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. In addition, there will be
casino games to win more than 65 gift baskets and prizes.
For more information on the event
please go to www.eveshameducationfoundation.org.

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WEDNESDAY JAN. 13
iPad and iPhone Essentials: Adult.
10:30 a.m. New to the iPad or
iPhone? This class will teach how
to navigate your device, find
apps, take photos and use the
Internet. Please bring an iPad or
iPhone and have an Apple ID and
password ready. Registration
required.
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call the library at (856) 983-1444.
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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Refresh & Renew Yoga for Adults
& Teens: Ages 13 and up. 6 p.m.
Evesham Library at 984 Tuckerton Road. Jumpstart your afternoon by energizing, stretching
and relaxing your body. Join the
library for a one-hour yoga class.
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THURSDAY JAN. 14
Magic Story Time: Ages 3-6. 10:30
a.m. Join Ms. Holly for story time.
Listen to tales of adventure,
watch magic tricks, sing, play
parachute and enjoy lots of
games and movement. Craft
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call the library at (856) 983-1444.

SUNDAY JAN. 17
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Evesham Library at 984 Tuckerton Road. Have a fun hour building and creating. Best for ages 510 years. Registration is required.
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English subtitles. Rated PG-13. On
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strategy: get her workmates to
give up their bonuses so that she
can stay on. With a single weekend to make it work, Sandra and
her husband take her crusade for
sympathy all over town. Registration is not required, but seating is
limited. More information online
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call the library at (856) 983-1444.
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Eckenhoff is board president

ECKENHOFF
Continued from page 3

Email us at news@marltonsun.com

approved the appointment of Mt.

Laurel representative Paula Lee
to vice president.
The board approved numerous
other board and professional appointments during the meeting,
including board secretary, treasurer, solicitor and more.
In other news:
The board also approved the
schedule of its meetings for the
upcoming calendar year.
As in previous years, regular
board meetings are scheduled to
take place on a Wednesday of
every month and will continue to
be held at the Lenape District Administration Building at 93 Willow Grove Road in Shamong.
Meetings for 2016 include Jan.
20, Feb. 17, March 16, April 27,
May 11, June 22, July 20, Aug. 24,

Sept. 21, Oct. 19, Nov. 16 and Dec.

21.
At the March 16 meeting, the
board is scheduled to approve
submission of its tentative 20162017 budget to the state Department of Education, and at the
boards April 27 meeting, it will
hold its public hearing for the
budget.
The board approved the 2015
audit submission to the NJDOE.
The audit covered the activities
of the LRHSD BOE, any financial
transactions of the board secretary/school business administrator and treasurer, as well as the
records of the districts student
activity fund, food service fund,
athletic fund and special revenue
fund.
In the audit report, the districts auditor stated it received
the complete cooperation of all
the officials of the school district,
and the boards finance and insurance chair said no corrective
actions were necessary.

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Medicine
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The following comes from the
Evesham Township Police Department:
The Project Medicine Drop
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is proving to be hugely successful
in providing a safe way for the
towns residents to dispose of unused medications.
Members of the public are invited to visit the Project Medicine
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anonymously and with no questions asked. The Project Medicine
Drop site makes this service
available 24 hours a day, seven
days a week, 365 days a year.
Project Medicine Drop is an
important component of the state
attorney generals effort to stop
the diversion and abuse of prescription drugs, including highly
addictive opiate painkillers.
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Jan. 5 marked the annual reorganization meeting for the Evesham Township Board of Education. Pictured is board solicitor Christopher Barrett, left, swearing in newly elected board member Michele Hassall. The meeting also saw Joseph De Julius appointed board president and JoAnne Harmon appointed
board vice president.

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DAndrea: Honor to serve

DANDREA
Continued from page 1
handled responsibilities such as
wedding ceremonies, ribbon cuttings and acting as leaders of special projects.
Brown said the council and
township were fortunate to have
voters who entrusted all five
members of council to act almost
interchangeably when the need
arises.
Im the elected the mayor, but
Im one of five, Brown said.
Doesnt matter which one of the
five of us, its just been tremendous. And who has a title, to me a
title is a title, and all five of us
have just done a great job in whatever entity or task weve put them
through.
Brown also praised the work of
Councilmember Bob DiEnna,
who held the position of deputy
mayor throughout 2015.
Bob was ready at the drop of
the hat to do anything, go anywhere, Brown said.
Brown also briefly outlined the
direction he hopes the township

can take in 2016.

Brown said the township was
now several years into having
taken over management of the Indian Spring golf course, five
major redevelopment projects
would be underway in the next 12
months, recreation facilities
would continues to improve, and
community events would continue and expand this year with the
addition of a Thanksgiving Day
Turkey Run.
Sticking with the theme of
community events, Brown also
reflected on the ability for the municipalitys other organizations to
come together throughout the
year and give back to the community, such as with helping those
displaced by house fires or raising money to provide Christmas
presents for the townships less
fortunate children.
Im so proud of those things.
No, that doesnt reduce your property taxes, but you know what,
who cares? What it does do is it
brings that community together
and makes them realize you
got a great place to live, Brown
said.
Other members of council also
used the reorganization meeting

to reflect on serving the township

in the future.
Councilmember Debbie Hackman said it was an honor to continue serving with her fellow
councilmembers and also praised
the townships staff for doing the
day-to-day work that keeps the
municipality running.
We wouldnt be able to do
what we do without the support
that we have here, Hackman
said.
DiEnna also noted the praise
he hears for the township in passing at public events he attends
where visitors from out of town
may not even know he serves on
town council.
When you hear stuff from
folks from out of the area, and
perhaps we take it for granted
after we do it, but other folks are
watching and interested, DiEnna said.
DAndrea said he also considered it to be a continued honor to
serve the community.
Living here my whole life,
thats what you do, and we do
what we do because its the right
thing to do, to give back to a town
and to a community thats given
us so much, DAndrea said.

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Antrilli is new AAA New Jersey CEO

Carol Scott, who served as
President and CEO of AAA New
Jersey since 2009, retired on Dec.
31.
David Antrilli, of Marlton, previously the chief operating officer at AAA South Jersey, is
Scotts successor.
Antrilli has been at AAA South
Jersey for 24 years and previously
has held the titles of regional
branch manager and vice-president of operations before COO.
During Davids many years at
AAA South Jersey, and in his current position as chief operating
officer, he has consistently
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Abramson Center for Jewish Life
has appointed Robin First
Brandies, Esq. of Marlton, as vice
president of development.
Brandies most recently served
as senior philanthropic advisor,
gift and estate planning at St.
Jude Childrens Research Hospital (Memphis). During her tenure,
she was responsible for raising
more than $3.7 million, meeting
and exceeding portfolio fundraising goals. Brandies has a juris
doctor from Duke University
School of Law, a masters degree
from the Fletcher School of Law
and Diplomacy, Tufts University
and a bachelors degree from
Barnard College.
The Madlyn and Leonard
Abramson Center for Jewish Life,
located in Horsham Township,
Montgomery County, Pa., is a nonprofit provider of services to seniors that includes nursing care,
personal care and independent
living apartments, post-hospital
transitional care, hospice, home
care, medical adult day services,
dialysis services, counseling and
referral, as well as aging research.
For more information, visit
www.abramsoncenter.org.

leadership skills, vision and dedication to member value and the

success of the club, which will
serve him well in his new role as
CEO, said Brian Duffy, chairman
of the Board of Directors of AAA
South Jersey. The Board of Directors is confident that David is
the right person to assume leadership of the club, and to continue
the forward momentum and success that we have enjoyed
under Carol Scotts term as our
CEO.

Antrilli, 44, is a graduate of

Eastern University and is currently pursuing a masters degree
at St. Josephs University. A resident of Marlton, Antrilli said he
is looking forward to meeting the
challenges of being CEO.
AAA South Jersey has afforded me the opportunity to consistently be challenged and grow,
Antrilli said. I consider this organization an extension of my
family, and I look forward to
achieving great things together.

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