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Weekend
Cahill award winners

for the
senses
Art, Wine and Music Festival
on Main Street this weekend
By AUBRIE GEORGE
The Medford Sun
It will be a weekend to cele-
brate the fruits of life in Medford
when the Medford Cultural Arts
Commission’s annual Paint Our
Town contest culminates on Sat-
urday, followed by the Medford
Art, Wine and Music Festival on
Sunday.
Main Street will be a place of
for purchase at the information
booths at the north and south
ends of Main Street and at the
main intersection.
More than 40 artists and
crafters from throughout New
Jersey and Southeastern Penn-
sylvania will be at the festival
selling paintings and pottery,
handcrafted jewelry, glass, wood
and fabric crafts.
The Medford Arts Center and
Special to The Sun
The Medford Lakes Athletic Association presented the third annual Gerald B. Cahill and MLAA
Volunteerism Scholarship Awards recently. The scholarship is presented to the Neeta and
Shawnee graduates who best represent the spirit of Gerald Cahill and the MLAA through their
community involvement and volunteerism. Pictured from left are Rusty Cahill of the Cahill family,
Shawnee award winner Conor Cahill, Shawnee award winner Karlee Dean, Neeta award winner
Shannon McDonald, Shawn Cone of the MLAA, Neeta award winner Eli DuBois, Rob Burton of the
MLAA, and Chris Cahill and Mike Cahill of the Cahill family.

A bit less of an increase

sights, sounds, and tastes on Sun-
day as tents filled with art, crafts,
fine wine and food line Main
Street.
The festival will kick off at
noon and the festivities will last
until 4 p.m. More than 3,000 visi-
tors are expected to join in on the
fun this year.
Seven South Jersey wineries
are scheduled to serve their finest
selections amid arts and crafts
booths and local bands, which
will provide music throughout
the entire festival.
Food will be available from
local eateries and other food ven-
dors. Participating wineries this
year include Amalthea, Auburn
Road, Chestnut Run, Heritage,
Plagido’s, Renault and Valenzano.
Admission to the event is free,
but if you want to sample wines
there is a $10 per person fee and
you must wear a wristband.
Wristbands will be available
Creative Genius Art Gallery will
be open for visitors. Both will fea-
ture special demonstrations and
hands-on activities throughout
the day.
Seven musical groups will be
located on porches up and down
Main Street, providing live music
from rock to pop to bluegrass and
folk tunes.
Featured bands include the
Brewsky Brothers, Branin Road,
Lost in Brunswick, Medford Sta-
tion, Mamasan, Lori Constantine,
Skip Flatt, Norman Taylor and
Quattro Bassi – a tuba quartet.
A variety of food will be avail-
able along Main Street. Brad-
dock’s Restaurant, the Carriage
Trade Cheese Shoppe, Rouge Café
and Scotch Bonnet will be open
and food vendors featuring hot
dogs, burgers, barbecue and ice
cream will be set up throughout
the festival area.
please see SENSES, page 9
By AUBRIE GEORGE
The Medford Sun
Medford was one of the com-
munities within the Lenape Re-
gional High School District slated
to see regional school taxes go up
under the 2011-12 district budget
before it was defeated at the polls.
After all eight sending municipal-
ities within the district have
agreed to reduce the tax levy, resi-
dents will see a bit less of an in-
crease.
LRHSD Superintendent Emily
Capella released a statement last
week reporting that the govern-
ing bodies from all eight sending
municipalities served by the
school district unanimously ap-
proved a revised spending plan
for the 2011-12 school budget by
the May 19 deadline.
All of the communities ap-
proved an approximately $1.7 mil-
lion cut to the tax levy, which
means the district’s total tax levy
will not increase over the 2010-11
budget.
According to Capella, the dis-
trict now has cuts to make.
“Reaching consensus on a re-
vised budget is the best possible
outcome at this time,” Capella
said. “However, it requires the
district to make additional cuts in
a budget that included no addi-
tional spending and only main-
tained existing programs, activi-
ties and staffing levels, with the
exception of new special educa-
tion staff mandated by federal
and state education laws.”
Under the revised spending
plan, Medford residents will see
their regional school tax rate in-
crease 3.06 cents per $100 of as-
sessed home value. This means
residents in the average assessed
home of $200,827 will pay $61.44
more in regional school taxes
than they did last year. Medford
residents had been facing a $94.71
increase before the budget that
was defeated this April.
LRHSD’s revised 2011-12 budg-
et includes reductions in the
transportation department staff,
cuts in classroom supplies and
textbooks as well as a reduction of
the district’s fund balance.
According to Capella, there
please see LENAPE, page 6

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2 THE MEDFORD SUN — JUNE 1-7, 2011
Meder named
chief of police
By AUBRIE GEORGE
The Medford Sun
The Medford Township Police
Department has announced that
its own Richard Meder will take
over leading the department as
chief of police.
With the departure of Public
Safety Director Stephen Addezio
and retirement of Executive Offi-
cer Cpt. Keith McIninch, the Med-
ford Township Police Department
has been looking for someone to
lead the force. Meder is being pro-
moted from lieutenant to chief of
police.
According to new Township
Manager Chris Schultz, the ap-
pointment of Meder to chief had
been made by Addezio prior to
his departure.
A resolution for Council to ap-
point Meder was prepared but
tabled at the May 16 regular
Council meeting.
At that meeting, officials said
the resolution would be placed on
the next meeting agenda for dis-
cussion. Council is scheduled to
meet on June 6 for their next reg-
ular meeting.
Schultz said he was not sure
whether or not a resolution is
necessary to appoint the chief in
Medford’s form of government
but that he is looking into that.
Last week, he noted he had not
yet attended his first Council
meeting and therefore did not
have the opportunity to discuss
the matter with Council.
Meder, a graduate of Rowan
University, holds a bachelor’s de-
gree in law and justice. He was
hired by the Medford Township
Police Department in 1996 and at-
tended the Burlington County Po-
lice Academy.
He is also a graduate of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Academy’s 239th session
and the NJSCOP Command and
Leadership program.
please see CHIEF, page 10
 JUNE 1-7, 2011 – THE MEDFORD SUN 3

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around Medford.
Fun and creative experiences
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games, storytelling and more are
planned for each of the sessions,
which are planned for July and
August. There will be fun activi-
ties all morning long in an air
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teaching staff.
Session dates are July 11
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from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Campers
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Each session of the program
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ALAN BAUER DAN McDONOUGH, JR. STEVE MILLER

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in our opinion

Deadbeats
Tax cheats shouldn’t get handouts
he Associated Press last week reported the kind of story letters to the editor
T that epitomizes the reason why so many people are fed
up with government. Go ahead. Get mad now. Don’t wait
for the details. Trust us.
Thanks for your
support at golf outing SPEAK UP!
According to the AP, the Gov- The Medford Sun welcomes letters from read-
Although the threat of rain was ever present,
ernment Accountability Office Tax scam the Medford-Vincentown Rotary Club had a fabu-
ers. Brief and to the point is best, so we look
for letters that are 300 words or fewer. Be
reported that “at least 3,700 gov- We can pretty much guess lous golf outing, and I want to thank all our spon- sure to include your name, address and phone
ernment contractors and non- how you feel about tax sors and those golfers who played in our charity number with your letter, and know that we will
cheats getting government event at the Medford Lakes Country Club. print your name and hometown with the letter.
profit organizations that re- handouts, but you still can The warmth, enthusiasm and friendliness by all We do not print anonymous letters.
ceived more than $24 billion share your thoughts at who participated in this annual event was ab-
www.medfordsun.com. solutely contagious. Send letters via e-mail to letters@medford-
from the stimulus effort owed Named for Rotarian Gary Ley, who was a valued sun.com, via fax at 856-427-0934, or via the
$757 million in back taxes as of member of our Club until his untimely death, his mail at 108 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield,
golf open was established to raise funds for a num- NJ 08033. Of course, you can drop them off
Sept. 30, 2009, the end of the budget year.” ber of community needs. at our office, too.
Oh, and that number could be higher because the known tax Money raised from this charity event has been
used to purchase and distribute dictionaries to The Medford Sun reserves the right to reprint
debt does not measure such factors as income underreporting, every third-grader in the Medford elementary your letter in any medium – including electron-
the AP continued. schools, to fund scholarships so a number of chil- ically.
dren can attend the YMCA’s Camp Ockanickon
So, while local municipalities and school districts are slash- Child Care program, to provide funds for “Project
ing costs, cutting programs and reducing services, the feds are Graduation” at our local high schools, for the Toys
for Tots program, to purchase “Shelter Boxes” for is “Service above Self ” and our golf outing this
handing out your tax dollars to companies that didn’t pay their
families in Haiti that needed temporary housing, year surely exemplifies that motto. Thank you
taxes. So, while countless politicians pose as “enemies of gov- to install lighting for a ball field in Southampton, sponsors, golfers and the Medford-Vincentown Ro-
ernment waste,” nobody is bothering to check to see if hand- to purchase a batting cage for the baseball teams in tarians for their generosity in making the Gary
Tabernacle, to assist the Town of Medford with Ley Golf Outing such a huge success.
outs are going to deadbeats. funds to pay for one of the bands that will march in John Furgione
If only somehow, some way, an entity could be created that the upcoming Medford Memorial Day celebration, President
and to help families in need throughout the Med- Medford-Vincentown
could oversee tax collection in the United States, and maybe ford-Vincentown community. The Rotary’s motto Rotary Club
keep a list of those individuals and companies that owe taxes,
and then try to collect those taxes – or at least be consulted be-
fore some bureaucratic nitwit starts to write checks. If only....
The article didn’t say, but we’re wondering if any of the com-
Lenape budget
panies that received the stimulus money used those funds to
“Budget defeats in eight of the agree on a number to cut, or to
settle their tax debt.
Already presidential campaigns are heating up. We have
LENAPE last 10 school elections deplete
reserves, prohibit expansion of
keep the budget’s tax levy as pro-
posed by the LRHSD Board of
Continued from page 1
programs and continue to erode Education, by May 19.
politicians who promise this or that, or both.
valued parts of the school dis- If the sending districts’ gov-
How about this for a platform: I have no great plans or ideas. I will be no reductions to class- trict,” she said. erning bodies did not unani-
make only one promise. If I’m elected, government will stop room teachers. Capella thanked the LRHSD mously agree with LRHSD’s re-
“It is a challenge for the dis- community for support and pa- vised budget, any cuts and the
doing stupid stuff. trict to operate with a zero in- tience in challenging times. tax levy would be at the discre-
That person gets our vote. crease in the tax levy for the sec- “I’m confident our shared tion of Acting Commissioner
ond consecutive year,” Capella commitment to public education Chris Cerf and Gov. Chris
said. in general, and the Lenape Re- Christie.
Capella noted that, while state gional District specifically, will Last year, Mt. Laurel was the
DAN McDONOUGH, JR. RUSSELL CANN aid increased $2.3 million for the continue to be reflected in the only sending community not
Chief Executive Officer Chairman of the Board 2011-2012 school year, it failed to success of our students today able to agree on a reduction by
BARRY RUBENS www.elauwit.com MICHAEL LaCOUNT, Ph.D.
make up for last year’s $7.6 mil- and in the future,” she said. the deadline, so the budget was
Chief Financial Officer Vice Chairman lion cut. All eight municipalities had to sent to the state.
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Former Philadelphia Eagles
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speaker at the May 18 meeting of
Medford Sunrise Rotary Club. Pa-
pale was a former high school
track and field star who famously
won an almost unprecedented
spot on the Eagles as a walk-on in
1976. At the time, he was 30 years
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Man of the Year.
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ration for the movie “Invincible,”
starring Mark Wahlberg, which
was a box office hit. Rotarians
were fascinated by his inside
story of the whole process of
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into a script and then a movie.
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ford Sunrise Rotary Club has al-
ready accomplished,” said Pa-
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Art, wine festival
SENSES
Continued from page 1
Main Street will be closed dur-
ing the festival so visitors are free
to roam the Historic Medford Vil-
lage. Parking will be available at
Sharps Run Plaza and St. Mary of
the Lakes School, with free motor
coach transportation available to
the center and north ends of
town.
Handicapped parking will be
available in the Cranberry Hall
parking lot or the public lot be-
hind the Stagecoach Stop.
Other Medford Village parking
lots will be reserved for vendors
and volunteers.
The day before the festival
kicks off, art will be celebrated by
local artists who will capture sce-
nic Medford in a different way.
The Paint Our Town visual
arts contest kicks off on June 4,
inviting local artists to share
their vision of their favorite rec-
ognizable natural, cultural or his-
toric site within the township.
The work must be started and
completed on location on June 4.
Winning artists will be invited
to frame and wire their entries
for exhibition at the Medford Arts
Center for a period of time after
the event.
The work may also be put up
for sale at the MAC, if the artist
wishes.
There will be two categories for
the contest including a youth divi-
sion up to age 17 and an adult di-
vision for anyone 18 and older.
Interested artists can meet at
the MAC at 9 a.m. on June 4 for
registration and verification.
Photography and computer work
are not accepted. There is no
entry fee, and cash prizes will be
awarded.
The rain date for the Paint Our
Town contest is June 5.
The rain date for the Medford
Art, Wine and Music Festival is Mary Lou’s
Sunday, June 12, but every effort
will be made to run the event on
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work.
A poetry reading and open mic
with poet Barbara Crooker is
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the Medford Arts Center.
Crooker is the winner of na-
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tured poet in readings coast to
coast. The author of three vol-
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she was a featured reader in the
Library of Congress Poetry at
Noon series. Crooker’s work has
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view, Poetry International, The
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her passengers to protect them-
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ty Gary Poedubicky.
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contact the Medford Traffic Engi-
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Last year, the front seat belt
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percent. Poedubicky noted that
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