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Township
Hear the bells

taxes
may rise
Decreased revenue and escalation in
salaries may cause tax rate increase
By KATRINA GRANT to reduce the budget is to suspend
The Washington Twp. Sun the open space tax, which is cur-
rently two cents. Some council
If the proposed township budg- members however don’t agree
et presented recently is adopted that is the best way to reduce the
the average homeowner would budget. Special to The Sun
pay $65 more in municipal taxes “There is enough money in the Bells Elementary School recently sent five fifth-grade choristers to take part in the ChildrenSong
per year. The $36.1 million pro- fund to be able to suspend it for a of New Jersey performance program. See page 4 for the full story.
posed budget includes a five-cent year and a half,” Del Borrello
tax rate increase, but council said. “However, I don’t think that
members said they are working
to lower that number.
The budget is $1.6 million less
than last year’s, but a decrease in
is the best way. You don’t want to
try to solve budget issue with
gimmicks. What I think would be
better is if we reduced the tax
You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
revenue and increase in salaries from two cents to one cent perma- The Washington Twp. Sun with his blanket, Lucy as a psy- Honors College. “I had such great
and benefits caused the tax rate nently.” chiatrist, and Snoopy with his experiences and made some of
increase. Council members have also “Happiness is two kinds of ice supper dish. The my best friends here. It will be
“From where we started back taken a 5 percent decrease in cream, sharing a secret,” or production fea- something special to perform
in January to where we are now, their salaries and Del Borrello spending a couple hours with tures 14 songs in- with my old friends. Billy Hart
it’s getting a lot better,” Council has given up his salary. There Charlie Brown, Snoopy and cluding “My New and I first performed together in
President Chris Del Borrello said. have also been cuts in various de- friends as Mainstage Center for Philosophy,” “The Mainstage’s production of Pinoc-
“We’re getting closer.” partments, reductions in police the Arts presents You’re a Good Baseball Game,” chio, 12 years ago. While Kelly
One way the council is looking please see TAXES, page 6 Man, Charlie Brown, a musical “Suppertime,” Karcher and I were car-pooling
for all ages, April 29 through May and the well- buddies.”
1, Camden County College. Karcher known “Happi- Karcher, who is now an actress
Two Washington Township na- ness.” living in New York, NY, adds,
tives, Kelly Karcher and James “I’m really ex- “Mainstage is where I received
Cristiano, are among the cast that cited to be coming the tools and the courage to follow
Miss out on last week’s $50 prize? brings Charles Schultz’s beloved back to Main- my dreams. It gave me the sup-
No worries. The Sun Score page is back again this week with another characters to life in this Broad- stage,” said Cris- portive environment I needed to
heart-pounding, adrenaline-inducing mega-experience. All you have way revival version. Karcher tiano, who trained develop confidence as a per-
to do is visit sunne.ws/contest and follow a few really simple steps. plays Sally, while Cristiano por- and performed former growing up, and I am so
Then, you’re entered to win your choice of prizes from our pool of trays Linus. The musical follows with the Young looking forward to coming back
fantabulous gifts. Experts agree: There’s no better way to spend a few one full day in the lives of Charlie Cristiano Americans and is to that incredible environment. I
moments of your time. Brown and the “Peanuts” gang, now majoring in also can’t wait to see friends and
capturing classic moments such Entertainment Arts Management staffers I haven’t worked with in
as Schroeder at the piano, Linus at Drexel University’s Pennoni please see BROWN, page 6

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signer and director Julie Taymor. artistic endeavors and collabora- pottery. Students also created life
She is best known for her staging tive learning opportunities with portraits of people visiting Art
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Recently, in Washington Town-
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boys and girls travel A teams, that
included representation from all
three of the district’s middle
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Donations can be made payable
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Bunker Hill Middle School or Or-
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can also be mailed to Costello’s at-
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School, 372 Pitman-Downer Road,
Sewell, 08080.

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Washington Township’s Bells
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part in the ChildrenSong of New
Jersey performance program.
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a choral music education and per-
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between the ages of eight and 18
in Camden, Burlington and
Gloucester counties.
highest level of artistic excel-
lence in choral music perform-
ance.
Recently, Bells middle school
students Grace Panto, Gianna
Puglia, Christina Fath, Peyton
Kelly and Dominick Lamonica
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Remember
to vote April 27
The day to go out and vote for
Board of Education members and
the school budget will be Wednes-
day, April 27 from noon to 9 p.m.,
at Washington Township High
School, 206 East Holly Avenue,
Sewell. The candidates are Josh
Aronovitch, Michael D’Ariano,
Gregory Dibsie, Ginny Murphy,
Chet Nawoyski, Cliff Sanders,
and Craig Williams.
Jhan Moskowitz
featured on Good Friday
Jhan Moskowitz will be fea-
tured on Good Friday, April 22 at
7:30 p.m., in a special guest speak-
ing appearance at the Gloucester
County Community Church in
Washington Township.
The evening service, one of
only a few of this type in our
area, is a reflection of events that
transpired over 2,000 years ago.
The commemoration includes
praise an worship music, the
Good Friday story, communion,
special musical selections and
guest speaker, Moskowitz.
For more information on this
event please visit
www.gcccpray.com or call 582-0222.
King of Glory
April 23 and 24
The Gloucester County Com-
munity Church will present an
all-new Easter production for 2011
entitled, King Of Glory.
There are six performances:
Saturday, April 23 at 1:30, 3:30 and
6:30 p.m. and Sunday, April 24 at
8:30, 10:30 a. m. and 12:30 p.m. Ad-
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BA5K gets set
for the starting gun
This is a great way to start
your Mother’s Day. Run/walk
with or for your mother.
The course runs through
Washington Lake Park. This is a
family event that includes a kids
one mile fun run and a 5K run &
family walk.
The annual Brian Anderson
Memorial 5K run, or the BA5K, is
an event organized to remember
Brian Anderson.
The date is Mother’s Day, Sun-
day, May 8. Registration begins at
7 a.m., 5K Race begins at 9 a.m.,
5K walk following, Kids Fun Run
begins at 10:15 a.m.
The admission fees are $18
prior to event, $45 for a family (up
to 5 people), $20 on event day,
$50.00 per family on event day.
For information, contact Kris
Welsh at 582-3846 or visit
www.ba5k.com.
GEO Jeopardy
competition April 27
No, Alex Trebek won’t be there,
but some local dignitaries just
might be. The Washington Town-
ship High School National Honor
Society, in conjunction with the
District’s Elementary Talented
and Gifted program, is hosting a
GEO Jeopardy competition on
Wednesday, April 27.
The geography-centered event
will run from 7 to 8 p.m. in the
WTHS 11/12 auditorium. Refresh-
ments will follow in Cafeteria B.
The competition is the culmi-
nation of five weeks of collabora-
tive learning between the WTHS
NHS Mentorship Program and
the fifth-grade TAG students.
The NHS volunteers, called the
Desktop Travelers, have spent
one hour each week working with
the TAG students on geography-
related projects.
It all leads up to GEO Jeopardy,
where six students will compete
against six adults in six different
categories.
The event is a joint venture of
WTHS NHS Coordinator Ray An-
derson and Elementary TAG
teachers Terry Boyajian, Pat
Crone and Deb Mongiardo.
Washington Township High
School is located at 529 Hurffville-
Cross Keys Road, Sewell.
Addonisio, Dubitsky
show their work
On Thursday April 14, Rutgers
University-Camden arts and sci-
ences students displayed the re-
search they conducted with facul-
ty on posters and in other media
during a special celebration of
undergraduate research and cre-
ative activity.
More than 40 projects were dis-
played and included research in
disciplines such as art, biology,
business, computer science, crim-
inal justice, nursing, physics, and
political science, among many
others.
The following students from
Washington Township are among
those who presented their re-
search were Stephanie Addon-
isio, Rachel Dubitsky.
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in our opinion

Already?
Presidential politics? Now? Ick

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eriously. People are talking about running for president?
In April? 2011? We have to start this now? We can’t get
more Charlie Sheen/lost snake coverage for at least a few
Taxes on the rise?
the taxpayers,” Del Borrello sion to help keep the budget
more weeks? Just about anything is better than listening to
months of campaign gibberish.
TAXES said.
The council also wants to in-
down,” Del Borrello said.
The council will hold a public
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troduce an amendment that hearing on May 11 and the budg-
Politicians and other POTUS Presidential politics would have employees after 2011 et has to be adopted by June 8j.
wanna-bes usually start off Are you ready for the 2012 salaries and the township work- concede their sick buy back, “We are trying to avoid a tax
presidential primaries and force has been reduced 22 per- which allows employees to sell increase, I think all council
with a “Who, me?” kind of false
election? Or not? Leave your cent from 183 employees to 144. back their sick days they do not members are committed to no
modesty. Then they announce comment in the Forum sec- “I don’t believe a person needs use, which could save $160,000. tax increases,” said Del Borrello.
they’re thinking about run- tion at www.washingtontwp- to get two public salaries off of “I believe it is an easy conces-
sun.com.
ning. Then they form an “ex-
ploratory committee.” Then,
like they’re giving us all some kind of early birthday present,
You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
they declare that they, after much soul-searching and at the urg- Brown production will support nis Flyer Theatre, Lincoln Hall,
ing of millions of working men, women, children and dogs, in- BROWN the Broadway Cares/Equity
Fights AIDS charity, which is
Camden County College, Black-
wood. Ticket prices are $13 for
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deed will selflessly, albeit reluctantly and at great personal sac- one of the nation’s leading in- seniors/students and $16 or $21
dustry-based, nonprofit AIDS for adults.
rifice, toss their hat into the ring. years!” She earned her B.F.A. in fundraising and grant-making In addition, a matinee per-
Oh, please. The Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary Musical Theatre from Montclair organizations. Mainstage will formance for schools and other
State University last spring. She have collection containers avail- groups will be held Friday, April
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