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Shawnee High School senior lacrosse player Carly Demato catches a ball midfield during the May 21 game against Freehold HighSchool. Shawnee dominated Freehold, leading 9-3 at halftime and winning 17-4.

Shawnee tops Freehold, 17-4Townshipconsiders

applying forpark grantBy SHANNON CAULFIELD

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The township is exploring theoption of applying for a Burling-ton County Municipal Park Devel-opment Grant.

The township was able to quali-fy for the full $250,000 offered bythe county in 2012, which was ap-plied to repairing and reopeningthe skate park at Freedom Park.

The grant is a reimbursementgrant, in which the townshipwould have to spend the money be-fore it got a check from the county.

We need to prioritize and seewhich way to go, Deputy MayorChris Buoni said.

Council agreed it would submitthe application, which is ap-proaching the deadline. It was un-

clear how the money would beused.

Township manager ChrisSchultz advised that the townshipwould have a better chance of ac-quiring the full $250,000 if therewas a county push, includingcleaning up parks and trails thatcould be used by residents in thecounty and not exclusively Med-

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ford residents.The idea of the application was

met with some opposition fromcouncilmember James RandyPace, who wasnt shy about his is-sues with receiving the money lastyear for the skate park.

He questioned whether thetownship could apply the grant toopen space debt. Pace wanted along-, mid- and short-term plan forthe funding and how the moneywould be applied.

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Pace went on to note he wouldlove to see the trails updated, thedog park expanded in addition toother updates in the township.

I want to apply for the grant,but I want to use it correctly, Pacesaid.

Additionally, the council wasuneasy about constructing anynew facilities when there areparks that could use clean up and

updating, members of the councilsaid. Medford Township stafferBeth Portocalis said the townshipcould benefit from the use of fair-grounds, as she has been receivingnumerous requests from largecompanies to host picnics andother events in Medfords parks.

Requests have come in aboutusing Freedom Park for eventsand such, since its cheaper to hosta picnic or team-building activi-ties than rent out a banquet hall,Portocalis said.

A resolution will be prepared tomove forward for application andfurther discussion.

In other news: Council dis-cussed the possibility of a town-ship-wide smoking prohibition.Schultz and Portocalis will be cre-ating an ordinance for the councilto discuss at the next meeting,which will be held June 4 at theUnion Fire House, 1 FirehouseLane, at 7:30 p.m. due to primaries.

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Fewer than 10 harassment, in-timidation and bullying inci-dents were recorded last yearfrom July 1 through Dec. 31 atthe Medford Township SchoolDistrict.

According to Gale Ferraro,the districts anti-bullying coor-dinator, a majority of the inci-

dents were name-calling and ha-rassment.

At the Board of Educationsmeeting last week, Ferraro said

the district has been reducingthe number of investigationsand violations.

At the elementary level, therewere four investigations and oneviolation, and at the middleschool level, there were five in-vestigations and three viola-tions.

She noted the district has in-creased the number of programsto raise awareness about pre-

venting bullying, harassmentand intimidation on an ongoingbasis.

Theres always room for im-

provement, Ferraro said,adding parents are the biggestreporters of incidents in the dis-trict.

The incidents are very minorthings, but we take it very seri-ously. We want our kids to feelsafe.

In other news: Students and teachers were

recognized at the meeting for re-cent accomplishments.

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Mayor supportsincumbent council membersIt has been approximately 17 months

since Jeff Beenstock, James Randy Pace,and Chuck Watson took office on MedfordTownship Council.

All three men ran for office on a reformplatform to change the way our townshipdid business and to remove the outside po-litical influences that had caused ourbeloved community so much financial in-stability and turmoil.

Having worked side-by-side with all

three men for the past 17 months, I canstate, unequivocally, that Jeff Beenstock,James Randy Pace and Chuck Watsonare men of integrity and honor.

I am privileged to have such intelligent,hardworking and honest individuals as my

colleagues on council.

Each of them has unselfishly, and withvision, made important decisions to im-prove our community.

I look forward to working with thesemen as we continue to steer Medford on apath to financial stability.

This year, as the Primary Election ap-proaches, toxic political mailers are arriv-ing at my house, reminding me of the wayour town used to be run only a few shortyears ago.

There is no place for these types of per-sonal attacks in a local election. Nor isthere any reason for our community to re-

turn to the days when local candidatesspend $100,000 on an election.

The enormity of such campaign expen-ditures by one candidate can mean onlyone thing: the outside influences that did somuch damage to Medford just a few short

years ago are trying to return and regain a

political foothold in our community. Pleasedont allow our hometown to fall back intothe hands of those who are only motivatedby power, greed and ambition.

Please come out and vote in the Primaryon June 4 and join me in voting for JeffBeenstock, James Randy Pace andChuck Watson.

Frank Czekay

Council members discussJune 4 Primary Elections

In 2012, Medford turned a new leaf with

a new township council that was independ-ent of New Jerseys big-party politics.

The June 4 Primary brings with it im-portant reasons for you to re-elect Been-

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Every four years, there is a big,

big election in New Jersey that

costs candidates lots and lots of

money. Gubernatorial candidates ad-

vertise hard and heavy throughout the

state, spending boatloads of cash in the

New York City and Philadelphia metro

markets.This years election for Garden State

governor is extra special because the

incumbent, Chris Christie, is thought

to be a leading candidate for the Re-

public nomination for president in

2016.

Before that is a possibility, though,

he will have to beat his Democratic op-

ponent in New Jersey this November.And, even before that, hell have to

defeat his Republican opposition for

the gubernatorial nomination, Seth

Grossman, an Atlantic County lawyer

and political veteran.

While the focus of this election has

already been on Christie and top Dem-ocratic candidate Barbara Buono, both

must make it through next Tuesdays

Primary Election before they can com-

pletely turn their focus to Novembers

General Election.

Buono, a state senator from Newark

who has been representing the 18th

Legislative District since 2002, will

square off against Troy Webster, an

aide to the mayor of East Orange.

If Buono and Christie succeed next

week, as many expect, theyll officially

turn their focus on each other, letting

the money, and muckraking, fly.

Both parties have already begun tel-

evision ad campaigns, and the number

of ads and ferocity of the content will

surely pick up as Novembers election

approaches.

Its an unfortunate reality of cur-

rent-day electioneering, especially in

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political advertisements over the next

six months until an official governor is

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June 4, if youre a registered Republi-

can or Democrat.In addition to the gubernatorial elec-

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General Assembly, state Senate and

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first chance to let your voice be heard.

Campaign season has begunWith Primary Elections next week, let the advertising begin

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Do you plan to vote in next TuesdaysPrimary Election? If so, why? If not,why? Send us your thoughts in a letterto the editor.

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stock, Pace and Watson for Med-ford Township Council.

One of the critical elements ofthe success of our first two yearshas been the balance and dedica-tion of this council.

It is truly unique to have fivepeople serving together who arewilling to listen to each other andto the public, with the sole inten-tion of finding the best solutionsto problems facing our town.

This year, we are asking for

you to help keep Medford movingin a positive direction. We have agood thing going and now is notthe time to turn back to politicsas usual.

In less than two years, we havetransformed our municipalityinto a highly efficient, accessibleand transparent local govern-ment.

We have replaced government

expenditures with opportunitiesfor volunteerism and communityservice and have left no stone un-turned in our quest for leaner,friendlier government. We have

accomplished a lot in our firsttwo years, but our work is not yetcomplete.

Please vote in the June 4 Pri-mary.

When you do, make sure youvote from the bottom up. VoteWatson, Pace and Beenstock andkeep Medford headed in the rightdirection.

Chuck Watson, Randy Pace andJeff Beenstock

Resident discussesvolunteer work

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I had received their campaignletters in the mail, and I likedwhat I read.

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letterS to the editor

So, I made a point of seekingout Randy Pace to hear his ideasand his message first hand. Coun-cilman Paces message was gen-uine and authentic, and I devotedmy time to the worthy MedfordFirst cause.

It was a very rewarding experi-ence, and I was able to see theircommon sense, grassroots cam-paign topple the political ma-chine that had a hold on our townfor so many years.

In August of that year, I left forcollege in Washington, D.C. WhenI returned to Medford a fewweeks ago after my second year atschool, I was taken aback by the

plethora of negative politicalmailers that I have received.

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Members of police takepart in Police Unity Tour

Several members of the Med-ford Township Police Departmentrecently took part in the PoliceUnity Tour.

The Police Unity Tour began in1997 as a way of raising awarenessfor law enforcement officers whohave died in the line of duty. It alsoraises funds for the National LawEnforcement Officers Memorialand Museum in Washington, D.C.

Detective Corporal JasonDeroian and Police Officer JustinChase joined nearly 1,600 officersand supporters from as far awayas Australia and rode their bicy-cles from New Jersey to Washing-ton D.C.

The ride began on Thursday,May 9 in East Hanover and endedin Washington, D.C., on Sunday,May 12 at the National Law En-forcement Officers Memorial. On

Monday May 13, officers joinedsurvivors and thousands of otherlaw enforcement officers and sup-

porters for the 25th Annual Can-dlelight Vigil honoring the 120 lawenforcement officers who losttheir lives in the line of duty dur-ing 2012. Joining Deroian andChase were Police Officer BillWebb and Retired Lieutenant TomSwitick.

The members of the MedfordPolice Department raised $7,000for the National Law EnforcementOfficers Memorial and Museum.Overall, the Police Unity Tourraised more than $1.7 million.

Arts center hostsPaint Our Town June 1The Medford Arts Center in-

vites artists from throughout thearea to participate in Paint OurTown on Saturday, June 1.

This years Plein Air contesthas a new twist a garden theme.

Artists are invited to paint thearboretum, natural areas or build-ings of Medford Leas. The MAC is

pleased to bring its annual art con-test to Medford Leas Art in theGarden celebration, a statewideevent presented by the GardenState Gardens organization. Thecontest, which awards cashprizes, will be held on Saturday,June 1, with rain date on Sunday,June 2.

Youth (through age 17) andadults (18 and older) are encour-aged to share their vision of a rec-ognizable site within MedfordLeas 165-plus acres.

All works must be begun andcompleted on location on Paintour Town Day, June 1.

Application forms, registrationinformation and a map of theMedford Leas property are avail-able at www.MedfordArtsCenter.org.

For questions, call (609) 654-6485.

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