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Freshman baseball
Team takes one tough loss,
one win. PAGE 3
P r e - s o r t e d
S t a n d a r d
U S P o s t a g e
P A I D
B e l l m a w r N J
P e r m i t 1 5 0 1
R e s i d e n t i a l C u s t o m e r
Senior
living
expansion
rejected
By ROBERT LINNEHAN
The Haddonfield Sun
Brandywine Senior Livings
plan to expand the Haddon-
field Home on Warwick Road
was rejected in late May by the
Historic Preservation Com-
mission.
The senior-living organiza-
tion proposed that the current
25,000 square-foot facility
which was built in 1953 be de-
molished and a new, two-story
40,900 square-foot addition be
built on the property.
Lee Albright, chairwoman
of the HPC, said the organiza-
tion rejected Brandywines
plan for several reasons.
The plan would negatively
impact the historic character
of the site by reducing the
amount of open space, trees
and landscaping already exist-
ing which are historically ap-
propriate for the backyard of
a historic residential area, she
said.
Secondly, it would intensify
the already non-conforming
aspect of the existing commer-
cial and institutional build-
ings in a residential area by al-
lowing an even larger com-
mercial and institutional
building.
Finally, it would detract
from the already-existing his-
toric structure on the site, she
Veteran returns from Afghanistan
By ROBERT LINNEHAN
The Haddonfield Sun
Bill Shanahan had an Its a
Wonderful Life moment when he
came back to Haddonfield this
past December, on leave after
eight months in Afghanistan.
He went out for a jog and felt
like George Bailey running
through the streets of Bedford
Falls on Christmas Eve.
The 29-year New Jersey Army
National Guard veteran recently
returned for good in April after a
year away from his wife, Shan-
non, and his twin son and daugh-
ter, Liam and Caitlyn.
While in Afghanistan, Shana-
han, lieutenant-colonel, was the
executive officer and senior men-
tor for the NATO Training Mis-
sion Afghanistan Counterinsur-
gency Training Center from
June 2011 to February. He was
also the director for the District
Stability Framework program at
the center.
This involved certification in
DSF and as an instructor; work-
ing with assigned contractors to
complete training classes, both
resident and mobile training
teams; curriculum review and de-
velopment; and quality control.
Shanahan said his group
would meet with village elders
and help streamline the coalition
forces and Afghani policemen
who the Army trained to help
fight the insurgents.
It was an interesting career
path for the now director of gov-
ernment relations and grants ad-
ministration at the Delaware
River Port Authority. In his early
20s, Shanahan said most of his
friends were signing up for the
National Guard and it looked like
a great time.
Its funny. I had a group of
friends in the National Guard.
They were in the scout platoon
and they were doing some really
cool things. When youre a young
man, cool things are very impor-
tant in your life, he said with a
laugh. It sounded like high ad-
venture, so I enlisted.
So he signed up for the New
Jersey Army National Guard, in
the 19th Delta, as a Calvary scout.
He then went to officer candi-
dates school and branched out to
aviation and graduated from
flight school.
But after 29 years of active
duty, why did Shanahan enlist for
his first tour of duty last year?
It was an option to take this
deployment. It was a hard deci-
sion with a family here and every-
thing. Ive got twins at home, a
boy and a girl, he said. But, Ive
been in the guard almost 30 years
and you know, Ive never been de-
ployed. Its a weird situation. You
dont really want to go but every-
one is going. Its a hard dynamic.
Theres a big sense of duty in-
volved in the decision.
After a year of being away,
though, it was time to come home.
Shannon is the real hero, he said,
because she had the difficult task
of maintaining the home front
and raising their twins by herself.
It doesnt help to have to go
through two natural disasters in
the span of two months, either.
Its the hardest part of any de-
ployment, being away from your
family. Thank God for Skype. My
wife stepped up to the plate and
without her, it was impossible.
She had the hardest job main-
taining the home front with the
kids. She went through an earth-
quake and a hurricane when I
was gone, it was crazy, he said.
Just coming home and seeing
the family was the best. I just
wanted to see my family.
Shanahan will remain in the
National Guard and said he was-
nt looking for another deploy-
ment, but would be ready if called
upon.
Special to The Sun
Bill Shanahan recently returned to Haddonfield after spending a year in Afghanistan. The father of two
returned to his wife Shannon after volunteering for deployment after 29-years of active duty in the New
Jersey Army National Guard.
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found on file with the Haddon-
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A police officer stopped a
motor vehicle for a violation on
Ellis Street on May 30 at 2:57 a.m.
The driver was allegedly driving
with an alcoholic beverage dur-
ing the motor vehicle stop. The
driver was arrested and trans-
ported to police headquarters and
charged with DWI, an open con-
tainer in a motor vehicle and
careless driving.
A cab driver reported to police
on May 21 at 1:20 a.m. that his pas-
senger was extremely intoxicated
and was refusing to pay his fare.
The passenger was yelling loudly
at the scene when officers arrived
at Centre Street. The passenger
was arrested and charged with
disorderly conduct and transport-
ed to headquarters.
A resident reported to police
on May 17 at 10:11 a.m. that an un-
known suspect broke into her car
while it was parked at Crows
Woods by breaking a window. The
victim reported her purse was
stolen. The purse contained cur-
rency, her drivers license, credit
cards and a checkbook.
A suspicious person was
stopped at the Haddonfield
PATCO station on May 13 at 8:38
p.m. The suspect a woman was
found to have a warrant out for
her arrest for homicide out of
Harrisburg, Pa. She was charged
as a fugitive from justice and re-
manded to the Camden County
Jail.
Officers assisted PATCO police
on May 19 after a call came from
the department for a juvenile sus-
pect who had been in a possible
assault at the station.
Officers found a suspect that
matched the description on
Chestnut and Kings Highway. The
suspect allegedly had a pock-
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turned the suspect over to PATCO
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The Haddonfield Memorial
High School freshman baseball
team returned to their Confer-
ence schedule last week, as the
Haddons hosted Haddon Heights.
The Dawgs played nearly an en-
tire season of outstanding base-
ball but inevitably, there is a game
every season, that just gets away
from a ball club and this was the
one that got away from the Had-
dons.
The typically dependable pitch-
ing and defense had an uncharac-
teristic off day and Heights split
the season series with a 13-5 victo-
ry.
Offensively, the Dawgs collect-
ed nine hits. Tom Gosse and Nick
Rollo both had two for two days,
Alex Caruso, Charlie Clarke, Matt
Gilbert, Owen McGovern and
Matt Smart all collected a base hit
each. The offense tried to keep the
game in sight but too many walks
and too many errors allowed
Heights to secure the win.
This team is way too good to
allow an off day distract them as
they looked to return to their
quality play and finish the season
strong.
The Haddons continued with
one of the most demanding non-
Conference schedules in years as
they hosted Lenape High School,
Mark Walker got the start against
the powerful Group IV school.
Entering the sixth inning, the
Dawgs were holding on to a slim
3-1 lead.
Walker was spectacular; he
threw a complete game, striking
out five, allowing only four hits
and a single unearned run. The
defense behind him was just as
spectacular, Walker enticed dou-
ble digit groundballs and the Had-
dons converted every one with
precise execution, including a
fabulous 4-6-3 double play perfect-
ly turned by Jack Spinelli to
Charlie Clarke to Alex Caruso. Of-
fensively, all three early inning
runs were set-up by the Dawgs ag-
gressive running game, each run
was preceded by a stolen base to
put the runner in scoring posi-
tion, Spinelli had a first inning
RBI single, Clarke added a second
inning RBI double to the fence to
make the score 2-0 and Troy
Crompton made the score 3-0 with
a perfectly executed squeeze
bunt.
After Lenape scored their only
run in the fifth inning to close the
gap at 3-1, the Haddons offense ex-
ploded with a five hit, six run
sixth inning to put the game away.
Crompton went two for two on the
day, Spinelli had a two hit day,
Caruso and Clarke each added a
huge double, and Tom Gosse,
Sean Noone and Walker all col-
lected a base hit.
The final score was 10-1 but
this was a much closer game than
the score would indicate and it
took a superior team effort; pitch-
ing, defense, offense and running
the bases to ultimately secure the
win.
Freshman team battles to a tough loss; handily wins another
Baseball team back on schedule
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Grace Church in Haddonfield
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Golf tournament takes
place on June 11
The Haddonfield Educational
Trust (HET) will host its sixth an-
nual golf tournament and barbe-
cue on Monday, June 11, at Tavis-
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proceeds from the HET event ben-
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Schools, and this years event will
benefit students athletic playing
fields.
This event will be one of sever-
al significant fundraisers the
Haddonfield Turf Field Commit-
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reach their fundraising goal of
$500,000 in order to meet their
commitments to the board of edu-
cation and the borough.
They already are half way
there, with $250,000, leaving an-
other $250,000 to be raised by Dec.
31.
The golf outing begins with a
shotgun start at 1 p.m., followed
by a barbecue starting at 5:30 p.m.
with a cash bar, prizes,
awards, silent auction and enter-
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how to register as a foursome, sin-
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JUNE 6-12, 2012 THE HADDONFIELD SUN 5
said.
Brenda Bacon, president of
Brandywine Senior Living, says
the commissions decision is dis-
appointing to her organization.
Its fair to say were disap-
pointed. We worked hard; we had
lots of meetings with the neigh-
bors, a lot of redesign of the plan
and discussion with the HPC, so
we would still like to find a way to
be a part of Haddonfield. We will
be meeting with the planning
board, which will decide whether
or not it will accept the recom-
mendation of the HPC, Bacon
said. As weve said from the be-
ginning, we want to bring quality
assisted-living services to Had-
donfield in the confines of where
were located. Were not asking
for any coverage variances. The
building that weve designed fits
into the setbacks allowed in that
residential zone, so were hoping
the planning board will be sup-
portive. Well see how it goes.
Bacon said Brandywine would
meet with the planning board
whenever it is ready for the sen-
ior living company, which would
most likely be in June or July.
The plan was met with consid-
erable concern from neighbors.
Dave Gottardi, a member of
Preservation Haddonfield, and a
neighbor of the current senior
living facility, said it was a no
brainer for the HPC to reject the
plan put forth by Brandywine.
This mega-size addition is in-
appropriate in our historic dis-
trict and in this very residential
neighborhood. The neighbors are
not opposed to Brandywine's ren-
ovating and improving their cur-
rent facility and keeping within
the current footprint of the build-
ing, but the mass and scale will
not work in Haddonfield's His-
toric District, Gottardi wrote in
a statement.
The plan would have removed
trees from the property and con-
structed a second floor to the cur-
rent one-floor structure.
BRANDYWINE
Continued from page 1
Brandywine plan
met with concern
from neighbors
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in our opinion
T
he governor, along with a
bunch of other people, visited
Atlantic City to kick off the
Memorial Day weekend. And, while he
was there, he announced that new reg-
ulations will be proposed to authorize
sports betting in the state.
What about the federal law that says
the state cant have sports betting?
Gov. Christie reportedly said some-
thing to the effect of go ahead and try
to stop us.
The federal government probably
will try to stop it. And, judging from
history, its at least a 21-point favorite
to win.
The governor, though, is right. Com-
mon sense dictates that sports betting
should be legal. Billions of dollars are
wagered on sporting events every
year with a good chunk of that
money going to illegal betting opera-
tions.
Lots of people bet on sports in some
form, or at least want to bet on sports.
New Jersey residents at the polls over-
whelmingly supported sports betting
last year. How many of you have par-
ticipated in a March Madness office
pool, for example?
And whats really the difference be-
tween investing in the stock market
and trying to pick winners on the grid-
iron, diamond or court? In both in-
stances, people conduct research, ana-
lyze the data and try to predict the fu-
ture. Sometimes they win. Sometimes
they lose. But its the same principle.
Yet one is legal and one is not. Want
to bet on the Eagles? Fly to Vegas or
find a bookie. Want to buy some
shares of Apple? Log on to your own
personal investment portal. It doesnt
make sense.
We wish the governor well, as
theres really no doubt that legalizing
sports betting in New Jersey would be
a boon to Atlantic City and racetracks.
But hes in for a real fight. Federal
courts in the past have upheld the ban,
which has been in place for two
decades. Then again, they havent met
Chris Christie.
Sports betting a long shot
But governor believes that, despite law, it can happen in New Jersey
Boot the ban
Were all for Gov. Christies attempt to
bring legalized sports betting to New
Jersey. It makes sense. At the same
time, we recognize that overturning a
federal ban will be an uphill battle.
letters to the editor
A heartfelt thank you from
the Garstkiewicz family
Thank you from the Garstkiewicz fami-
ly.
For each and every prayer, card, text,
email and guestbook entry. They kept us
going on some of the most difficult of days.
For salting and chipping off the ice of
our steps after Gary fell, planting flowers
in our window boxes, getting Kyle to bas-
ketball, talent show practice and lacrosse,
walking Benni and taking over Garys
coaching duties. It was comforting to have
such great friends to rely on and to help
keep a sense of normalcy for Kyle.
For setting up food tidings and the col-
lection of money for restaurant gift cards,
delicious meals that were dropped at the
house, anonymous Arnies delivery and Na-
talies Catering, all of which helped make
our lives less stressful and allowed us to
have healthy meals.
For setting up the cleaning service and
all those that donated to the cleaning fund.
It has been so nice to come home to a clean
house and having one less thing on our
plate to take care of has been a relief.
For the comfy homemade blankets,
cookies, brownies and baskets full of
yummy treats, fun games and iTunes
cards, all of which have helped passed
many of the hours spent at the hospital
and home.
For the poker night and for everyone
that came out to play a hand for Jason. Just
so you know, your generosity will play a
hand in helping make sure Jason will have
the best prosthesis available as he moves
through life.
For the wonderful support Jason and
Kyle received from the staff at each of
their schools. It was so comforting to know
EHS was there for Kyle as he worked
through Jasons diagnosis. To the middle
school students and staff, they have been
unbelievable in how they supported Jason
throughout this journey. You all have
amazing children and if you dont know it
already, we have amazing teaching profes-
sionals going above and beyond for our
kids at school.
For supporting Lace up for Jason and
Pediatric Cancer through Go4theGoal. It
brings a smile to all of our faces when we
see laces, everywhere. Because everyone in
Haddonfield got behind the laces, pediatric
cancer has been a topic of conversation
throughout Southern New Jersey and be-
yond. It couldnt have been done without
each volunteer and each person purchas-
ing laces. Please know you have made a dif-
ference in pediatric cancer and the lives it
touches.
For the Wings and Flyers tickets, it was
so great to be able to have a fun night out
with friends and family.
For the Canuso Foundation and the
Chicken Run. For each volunteer that
made the event happen, for each child that
came out and had fun, for each parent that
registered their child, for all the great t-
shirt designs and team names and for all
the sponsors. Seeing so many people to-
gether in support of Jason and Colin was
just beautiful.
Our hearts have been touched so deeply
by all the incredible generosity and sup-
port. We will fondly remember this jour-
ney and how our friends, community and
family stood by us, held us up and got us
over this bump in the road.
Gary, Pam, Jason and Kyle
Turf field decision raises
questions about priorities
This hurried decision to provide $500,000
of taxpayer funds for artificial turf raises
serious questions about the priorities of the
school board and borough commissioners.
At a time when the town seeks to curtail or
eliminate critical services to hold down
taxes, this is surely an extravagance.
There are many unanswered questions.
According to a University of Connecticut
2010 study, storm water runoff from artifi-
cial turf is high in zinc, a chemical highly
toxic to aquatic life. Have we considered
the cost of managing surface runoff to pre-
vent it from entering nearby Hopkins
Pond? Does the $1 million installation cost
estimate include ancillary costs such the
please see LETTERS, page 13
Edward A. Gramigna, Sr.
May 25, 2012
Edward A. Gramigna, Sr. died
on May 25, 2012. He was 80 and a
longtime resident of Haddonfield.
He was the beloved husband of
Mary (nee Denham); Loving fa-
ther of Bill (Donna), Edward (
Elizabeth), Elizabeth, Thomas
(Tina) Gramigna, and Nancy
(Michael) McGee; Devoted grand-
father of Kathryn, Madeleine,
Tyler, Will, Elise, Abigail and
Emily Gramigna, Ryan, Kevin
and Erin McGee and Meghan and
Julianna Reed; Dear brother of
the Rev. Francis Gramigna, Kath-
leen Garrity, Charles Gramigna,
Rose McShane, the late Mary
Lippa, the late Joseph Gramigna
and the late Joan Campbell. Also
survived by many nieces and
nephews.
Gramigna graduated from
Camden Catholic in 1950 and the
University of Pennsylvania in
1954, where he excelled in both
basketball and football.
He proudly served as an officer
in the U.S. Navy. He worked as an
Insurance Broker and retired as
Vice-President of McCay Corpo-
ration.
He was an avid golfer as a
member of Tavistock and Mer-
chantville Country Clubs, active
in the church and a tireless volun-
teer for many organizations.
He served on the Board of Gov-
ernors of Brooks Irvine Football
Club, the Tom Kenney Founda-
tion and the Ann Ferren Classic.
He was awarded the Distin-
guished American Award from
the National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame and the Distin-
guished Service Award from the
Brooks Irvine Football Club.
He was inducted into the South
Jersey Football Coaches Hall of
Fame, the Camden Catholic Hall
of Fame and the Camden County
Sports Hall of Fame.
In lieu of flowers, memorial do-
nations may be made in
Gramignas name to the Camden
Catholic Scholarship Fund, (Tom
Kenney Foundation), 300 Cuth-
bert Road, Cherry Hill, N.J., 08002.
Arrangements by Kain-Mur-
phy Funeral Services of Haddon-
field.
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Rising Sun Lodge No. 15, F&AM,
Regular Communication: Had-
donfield Masonic Temple, 16
Kings Highway East. Members
Dinner $10, 6:30 p.m. Lodge
Opening at 7:30 p.m. Visit
www.risingsunlodge.org for more
information.
Partnership for Haddonfield meet-
ing: 8:30 a.m. at Borough Hall.
Visit www.haddonfieldnj.org for
more information.
Overeaters Anonymous: 9 a.m. at
First Presbyterian Church. Call
(609) 239-0022 or visit
www.southjersey.org for informa-
tion.
Grace Church Worship Service: 7
to 7:30 a.m. 19 Kings Highway
East, Haddonfield. Email
office@gracehaddon.org for
information.
Line dancing: 1:30 to 3 p.m. at
Mabel Kay Hospitality House,
Senior Citizen Center. Call 354-
8789 for more information.
Preschool Storytime: Haddonfield
Public Library. 1:30 p.m. Ages 3 to
5. Call 429-1304 for information.
Wednesday Bible Study: 7 p.m. at
Mount Olivet Baptist Church, 202
Douglass Ave., Haddonfield.
First Baptist Church Youth Group:
7 p.m. September through June.
124 Kings Highway East, Haddon-
field.
Wednesday Night Prayer: 7 p.m. at
Haddonfield Bible Church. 324
Belmont Ave., Haddonfield.
Evening Meeting: 7:30 p.m. at First
Church of Christ, Scientist, 355
Kings Highway East, Haddonfield.
Hymns and inspirational readings
from the Bible and Science and
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THURSDAY JUNE 7
Haddonfield Lions Club meeting: 6
p.m. at Tavistock Country Club.
Call 429-3525 for information.
Grace Church Worship Service:
9:30 to 10 a.m. with healing serv-
ice. 19 Kings Highway East, Had-
donfield. Email office@gracehad-
don.org for information.
Art Workplace: Mabel Kay House. 9
a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Call
354-8789 for more information.
Toddlertime: Haddonfield Public
Library. 10:30 a.m. Ages 2 to 3.
Call 429-1304 for information.
FRIDAY JUNE 8
Friday Program: Mabel Kay House.
12:30 to 2 p.m. Call 354-8789 for
more information.
Kiwanis Club of the Haddons
meeting: 12:15 p.m. at Tavistock
Country Club. Visit www.haddon-
skiwanis.com to join or for more
information.
Rockabye Readers: Ages 9 to 24
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a.m. at Haddonfield Public
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Grace Church Worship Service:
5:30 to 6:30 p.m. 19 Kings High-
way East, Haddonfield. Email
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information.
Farmers Market: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at
Kings Court in the center of town,
Kings Highway. May through
October. Free parking. Visit
www.haddonfieldfarmersmar-
ket.org for more information.
Haddonfield United Methodist
Church Worship: Casual worship
at 5 p.m. in the chapel.
MONDAY JUNE 11
Preservation Haddonfield meeting:
7:30 p.m. at Mable Kay House,
Walnut St. Visit preservationhad-
donfield.org for information.
Haddonfield Parks Conservancy
meeting: 7:30 p.m. at Borough
Hall. Email AndyHide2001@
yahoo.com or call 429-6789 for
information.
Monday Morning Prayer: 8 a.m. at
Mount Olivet Baptist Church, 202
Douglass Ave., Haddonfield.
TUESDAY JUNE 12
Bingo: 1 p.m. at Mabel Kay Hospitali-
ty House, Senior Citizen Center.
Call 354-8789 for more informa-
tion.
Garden Club meeting: First Baptist
Church. Noon. Call 428-1162 for
more information.
Bridge: 12:30 p.m. at Mabel Kay Hos-
pitality House, Senior Citizen
Center. Call 354-8789 for more
information.
Lite Aerobics: 1 p.m. at Mabel Kay
Hospitality House, Senior Citizen
Center. Call 354-8789 for more
information.
Preschool Storytime: Haddonfield
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to 5. Call 429-1304 for informa-
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port cards on every school in New
Jersey. Here, therefore, is a brief
look at the Haddonfield School
District.
In the 2010-11 school year, the
district employed 13 administra-
tors. The state average is 26.
Administrators in the district
were paid just at the state aver-
age, as well. In the district, ad-
ministrators averaged a $119,065
salary, while statewide, adminis-
trators averaged $119,491.
In the district, teachers
salaries averaged $64,700.
Statewide, the teacher-salary av-
erage is $63,851.
Meanwhile, the average cost
per student in the district was
$14,723. Statewide, the
average cost per student is
$17,469.
Be sure to check back with The
Sun next week the edition of
June 13 for a full review of the
states findings.
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Genova Burns Giantomasi and
Webster is pleased to announce
that James Bucci, a Haddonfield
resident and partner in the firms
Philadelphia and Camden offices,
has been named to the 2012 Penn-
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one of the top attorneys in the
state. Bucci is a member of the
firms employment law and litiga-
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gation practice groups.
Our firm is exceptionally
proud of Jim for obtaining this
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He also received this honor in
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By JEFF KASKO
Special to the Sun
When I ran for borough com-
missioner in 2009, I pledged to
seek thorough, thoughtful consid-
eration of important issues and
decisions in order to fulfill two
goals: to give all Haddonfield resi-
dents a chance to be heard and
give me the ability to make more
informed decisions. I believe the
maximum amount of public
input, and the maximum amount
of listening to fellow residents,
leads to better decision making in
government.
Almost all of the major issues
and decisions by the board of
commissioners over the past
three years have included a
healthy amount of discussion,
consulting, consideration and
public input with adequate notice
to the stakeholders involved
which usually means the taxpay-
ers who live here and fund the op-
erations of local government.
This was true of the annual mu-
nicipal budgets, the outsourcing
of services like trash collection,
the sharing of our municipal
court services, the redevelopment
plan for Bancroft, plans to expand
or relocate our public library,
changes to the overnight parking
ordinance and many other issues
that we debated and solicited pub-
lic comment on before taking ac-
tion.
On these types of issues, we
spent many hours considering op-
tions, appointing committees, lis-
tening to experts and consultants,
reading reports and holding pub-
lic hearings. And most people in
town, from what I can tell, appre-
ciate the thorough and thoughtful
consideration of important is-
sues that our residents have come
to expect and that they deserve.
I certainly do.
For example, when we pass an
annual municipal budget, which
includes setting the property-tax
rate and multi-year capital-im-
provement plan, we have several
months of planning and discus-
sion, followed by a first reading,
public advertisement, notice of
public hearing, period for public
inspection and second reading
and public hearing before final
adoption.
When we introduce a new ordi-
nance or change and existing one,
the process is pretty much the
same. And its the same when we
approve a capital ordinance,
which authorizes the issuance of
debt to pay for capital projects. On
Bancroft and the library, just to
name two issues, the process has
been long and deliberative, with
plenty of public input along the
way.
This process of notifying and
soliciting input from the public is
followed for two basic reasons: be-
cause it is required by state law
(in some cases) and because it is
the right thing to do. It allows for
maximum public input, as well as
openness and transparency in
government.
At our last commissioners
meeting, on May 22, we had under
consideration a resolution to
commit a capital expenditure to
install an artificial turf field near
the high school, despite the fact
that our annual budget and multi-
year capital plan do not include it
and the body of the resolution in-
cludes the potential use of Open
Space Trust funds, not just capi-
tal/debt to finance the turf field.
While this may be a worthwhile
undertaking by the borough (I
voted to approve it and have
thanked the turf committee for
their work on this), I am troubled
by the rushed process that was
utilized totally unlike the thor-
ough and thoughtful way the is-
sues I just mentioned were con-
sidered.
That nights agenda and the
turf field resolution were not
published or adequately publi-
cized by the borough ahead of
time. Only seven days had passed
since the turf field proposal was
presented to the commissioners
as a group, with no advance pub-
lic notice and no members of the
general public in attendance at
that work session. For the May 22
meeting, no notice was published
in the boroughs official newspa-
per, no notice was included in the
previous Municipal Matters, no
notice was included in a borough
email blast sent the week before,
nor was there any type of public
inspection period, press release
or mention of it on the boroughs
website until the agenda and the
resolution were posted online at
approximately 5 p.m. that day.
In addition, not one lick of
paper about the merits of a turf
field, in the form of a written re-
port or any findings, studies, sur-
veys, cost estimates, proposals, or
financial/fundraising plans, was
made available to the public prior
to the meeting. I was handed two
of these documents (a cost pro-
posal and a soil study) 10 minutes
before the meeting. Not very thor-
ough. Not very thoughtful.
And not at all open or transpar-
ent.
To the residents who read
about the turf field issue on The
Haddonfield Sun website or who
received private emails about it a
few days before: Thank you for at-
tending and for speaking up, ei-
ther for or against the resolution.
Your interest, passion and dedica-
tion to our town and its recre-
ation and athletic facilities im-
press me and have made an im-
pact.
To the residents who did not re-
ceive word about this or would
have liked more adequate notice
and discussion, I hope you will
look at the boroughs overall
track record and consider this an
aberration not the norm for
discussing important borough is-
sues, especially those involving
the expenditure of your property
taxes.
I do remain hopeful that in the
future, we will strive to make de-
cisions in an open, thorough and
deliberative process, with the
maximum amount of public
input, and that well do whats
best for the present and future
residents of Haddonfield.
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Have we considered the replace-
ment cost for the turf carpet
when it must be disposed of as
hazardous waste? Do we cancel
our annual July Fourth fireworks
celebration once the newly turfed
high school fields are off-limits?
Perhaps most disturbing to me
personally as chair of the Shade
Tree Commission, the town s
leaders have prioritized installing
artificial greenery over replacing
the hundreds of trees dying from
bacterial leaf scorch. Haddon-
field faces an imminent tree cover
crisis 16 percent of our street
trees, approximately 1,600 trees,
are dying now, yet this year the
town mustered the funds to plant
fewer than 25 trees. If we contin-
ue to cut down trees without re-
placing them, we will deforest
Haddonfield.
I'm sure other taxpayers will
cite equally valid pressing needs
for the funds being dedicated to
installing these premium playing
fields. While I understand the im-
portance of good playing surfaces
for our high school athletes and
applaud the generosity of the ath-
letes' parents, there are
other, lower cost solutions to be
found.
Commissioners and the school
board should revisit their deci-
sion and reject this unnecessary
expenditure of funds.
Robin Potter
JUNE 6-12, 2012 THE HADDONFIELD SUN 13
LETTERS
Continued from page 6
letters to the editor
By RUTH ANN MAY
Bulldawg Bulletin Jr.
On Friday, March 30, 18 stu-
dents from Haddonfield Middle
School competed in the computer-
based National Spanish Exam
created by the Association for
Teachers of Spanish and Por-
tuguese. The six winning stu-
dents included Lily Kwak, Henri
McGuigan, Sophia Hamilton,
Noah Kamerling, Christa De-
Coursey and Jenna Zapetti. The
students were recommended by
Senora Pilla, HMS Spanish
teacher, to compete in the compe-
tition against 37,000 students na-
tionwide. The judges were quite
impressed with the students abil-
ity to speak Spanish. Lily, Henri,
Sophie and Noah earned a silver
award, while Christa and Jenna
earned a bronze award. All of
these students are now eligible to
apply for a Global Citizens Schol-
arship next year.
Lily Kwak, who is now an
eighth grader, has been in the
competition twice. She won with
a high percentile both times plac-
ing 10th in the state in the 8th
grade and in the 92 percentile this
year. She stated, Taking the Na-
tional Spanish Exam was a good
experience. Not only was I chal-
lenged but I also strengthened my
Spanish skills.
Along with the National Span-
ish Exam, two students had their
video podcast recommended to
the Foreign Language Educators
of New Jersey (FLENJ) by Seno-
ra Pilla. The two students were
Chris Piserchia and Noah Huehn-
ergarth. Their video was about a
student who had too many excus-
es for being late to school (played
by Noah) and his unsympathetic
teacher (played by Chris). Their
skit was filled with flashbacks
and spoken effectively in Spanish.
After Senora Pilla submitted the
video, the video was judged and
received First place in the Middle
School category at the state level.
Both students and their nominat-
ing teacher were thrilled when
they heard the news. Spanish is
not the only language in the com-
petition. FLENJ also takes videos
from other World Languages.
The Haddonfield School Dis-
trict offers several different lan-
guages. The three elementary
schools teach Spanish to all the
students from grades K-5. When
the students enter middle school,
they can choose from French,
Spanish, and German which they
study for the three years they are
in the middle school (grades 6-8).
Once they enter high school, the
students have the option of tak-
ing Latin in addition to Spanish,
French, or German. The strong
World Language program enables
students to successfully compete
in National competitions such as
the National Spanish Exam and
FLENJ video competition.
By RUTH ANN MAY
and CAROLINE FLEMING
Bulldawg Bulletin Jr.
You release the tension in your
arms and toss the flag high in the
air; still at first before turning
into six spectacular spins and
driving the audience wild as it
lands in your waiting hand. Smil-
ing, you bow slightly and whisk
the beloved pole off the mat. This
thrill comes from participating in
Color Guard.
On March 28, the Color guard
from Haddonfield Memorial High
School had their second- annual
Middle School Clinic. At the end
of the day, multiple middle school
students appeared in the gym
eager to watch the flags fly and
sabers spin. The color guard, led
by Maggie Wood and instructed
by Mr. Christopher Gwin, per-
formed their show Love Song
by Adele. With the soft expres-
sions on the faces of the perform-
ers and the sweet meaning of the
song, the performance flowed like
a river from the beginning to the
end.
The crowd was astonished by
the performance. After the show,
Mya Lupinetti was interviewed.
She stated, I had a lot of fun.
Also, Lauren Werner commented,
It was an amazing experience.
Charlie Miller thought it was
Enjoyable. All in all, the audi-
ence showed strong support for
the Color Guard.
The Color Guard and March-
ing band season ends on Memori-
al Day when they perform in the
Memorial Day parade with the
Haddonfield Marching Colonials.
Then on July 11th, they congre-
gate in the High school band
room located on the bottom floor
of the High school to start a new
season of practice and perform-
ances. Over the summer, on Tues-
days and Thursdays from 6-9pm,
the Band and the Color guard
work together on their brilliant
fall show. Then at the end of Au-
gust, The Marching band and the
color guard ship themselves off to
the Poconos to perfect their skills
for their show. Upon their return,
they continue to practice for foot-
ball games, parades and competi-
tions. Then at the end of Novem-
ber or early December, they say
goodbye to their fall show as they
walk down Kings Highway in the
Holiday parade. The color guard
then goes to work on their winter
show, where they work on the
new moves and the new skills of
working with the equipment in-
doors.
Our two soloists in both the fall
and the winter shows, John Otto
and Emma Gutman, create ten-
sion with their daring stunts and
loving actions. Our lead male
solo, John Otto, who is now a sen-
ior at Haddonfield Memorial
High school gave us insight on
why he joined the program five
years prior. He stated, I joined
color guard because it looked like
an intriguing activity. The bright
colored flags, sabers, and rifles at-
tracted me. I thought to myself, 'I
want to be able to toss that 20 feet
in the air and catch it. That would
be super-cool!'
John's Color Guard partner,
Emma Gutman, a sophomore at
Haddonfield Memorial High
school, has been engrossed in
dance for as long as she can re-
member. Her skills have clearly
shown and blossomed as she was
challenged with the prospects of
her first year in Color guard and
being the led dancer. She told us
her experiences of her first year,
Color guard is an opportunity
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Middle school students take home medals from Spanish competition
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kitchen&hugesunlitfamilyroomwithacathedralceiling&6skylights.First
floormasterbedroom&masterbath,hardwoodfloors,2fireplaces&finished
basement.Onanimpressive.46+/-acrelot&closetotown&theHi-speedline.
$795,000 (6041693)
CaII Mark Lenny at 428-9677 x 239 Text JRWEAASU to 64842
409 Hawthorne Avenue
5YearYoung,TwoStoryColonialStyleHomelocatedinBirdwoodSectionofPrestigious
Haddonfield.Onlytop-of-the-linefinisheswereusedinthiscustomhome.Entryfoyer,formal
LRw/fireplace,formalDR,stateoftheartkitw/breakfastrm,cofferedceilingFR,mstrste
w/study&muchmore.Amenitiesaretoonumeroustolist.Callforyourprivateshowing
$1,695,000 (5999194)
CaII Gary Vermaat at 428-9677 x 243 Text JRWEAAQD to 64842
139 Glenwood Road
Unusualopportunitytoowna3BR,2.5BAhomebuiltbySherman-
Alanwithadistinctcenterbeamconstruction.Onalovelylotin
theGillTract,itincludestheoriginalHaddonFarmsmilkhouse
ownedbytheGillFamilywithseveralmulti-purposerooms.
$629,000 (5882492)
CaII Mark Lenny at 428-9677 x 239 Text JRWEAAJB to 64842
340 Kings Highway West
OutstandingtwostoryhomelocatedinhistoricHaddonfieldthatfeaturesaliving/great
room,formaldiningroom,stateoftheartkitchen,5BRs,3.5BAs,office,1stfloormaster
suite,handicappedaccessiblebyelevatorwithfourstops,fullbasement,3cargarage,in-
groundpoolandsomuchmore.Thishomeisgrand,yetintimateandwarmdespiteitssize.
$1,390,000 (5983837)
CaII Gary Vermaat at 428-9677 x 243 Text JRWEAAOX to 64842
35 Lane of Acres
Great5bedroom3.5bathTwo-StoryColonialStyleHomefeaturingformliving
anddiningrooms,eat-inkitchen,den,familyroom,firstfl.Laundry,enclosed
porch,mastersuite,threeothernicesizedbedroomonsecondfloor,fullbase-
mentwithgameroom,barareaandguestsuite,2.5cargarage.
$1,350,000 (6039570)
CaII Gary Vermaat at 428-9677 x 243 Text JRWEAASO to 64842
407 Chews Landing Road
Beautiful3storyColonialhomew/4BRs,3.5BAs,openfront
porch,grandstairtower,LRw/fireplace,kitchenw/breakfast
room,gardenroomoverlookingbeautifullylandscapedgar-
dens,fullfin.basement&2cardetachedgarage.
$599,900 (5993968)
CaII Gary Vermaat at 428-9677 x 243 Text JRWEAAPP to 64842
Come Home to
315 Jefferson Avenue
This3storyCenterHallColonialhas5BRs&2.5BAsinclud-
inganewermasterbedroomsuite,eat-inkitchen&family
room.Beautifulhardwoodfloors&NEWC/A.Thirdfloorcanbe
finishedforadditionallivingspace.Perfectforagrowingfamily.
$795,000 (5977432)
CaII Mark Lenny at 428-9677 x 239 Text JRWEAAOV to 64842
326 East Cottage Avenue
NEWCONSTRUCTION.NewhometobebuiltbyPJWard&
Sons,4BRS&3.5BASincludingaMBRsuite,famrm,study,
finbsmtandwalkup3rdfl.EstimatedcompletionJuly2012.
$719,000 (59076077)
CaII Mark Lenny at 428-9677 x 239 Text JRWEAAOR to 64842
180 Winding Way
2-storybrickColonialthatfeatures4bedrooms,4fullbath,1partialbath,formal
LR & DR,stateoftheartkitw/breakfastrm,FR,library,masterste,finishedbase-
mentw/office,workshop,hometheater&winecellar,2cargarage&muchmore.
$1,275,000 (6006147)
CaII Gary Vermaat at 428-9677 x 243 Text JRWEAAQL to 64842
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