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MAY 1319, 2015

Township website aims

to please with ease
Moorestown launches new, user-friendly
design with better navigation
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
If you havent gone to the new
Moorestown Township website,
you should. You might not recognize it with its new layout.
Moorestown Township has recently launched its new website.
The website is meant to be more
aesthetically
pleasing,
userfriendly and easier to navigate.
Were pleased. It is still a work
in progress, but we think that this
website will be far more userfriendly, and you can see, just by
looking at it, that it is more attractive, Township Manager

BRIGIT BAUMA/The Sun

Rocco Ruccolo, playing the part

of Prince Phillip, gets surrounded
by
Maleficents
Goons
in
Moorestown Theater Companys
Disneys Sleeping Beauty, Kids,
its 100th Production.

Scott Carew said.

There are many new features
on the website that residents
might find more quickly or are
easier to understand.
At the top of the webpage to
the left side is the Moorestown
name and logo. This is the home
button that should appear on
every screen associated page, and
if the icon is clicked, it should
send the visitor back to the homepage.
To its left are four tabs labeled
Government,
Community,
Services and How do I
please see RESIDENTS, page 22

Growing into a family

Started in 2003, the Moorestown Theater Company will celebrate a milestone
this month with its 100th production, Disneys Sleeping Beauty, Kids
By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
The first show performed by
the Moorestown Theater Company in 2003 was Annie. In the
show, all little orphan Annie

wants is a family.
Twelve years later and 99 productions after, the MTC has become like a family with all members involved being supportive
of each other and coming back
to the shows to perform or watch

when they can. Like Annie eventually finding her family, members of the Moorestown community have found a family in the
MTC.
Special to The Sun

please see SLEEPING, page 12

Moorestown recently launched its new, user-friendly website.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Water restrictions
Council gives update
at meeting. PAGE 6

Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Classified . . . . . . . . . . . 2329
Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Police Report . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

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The photography of Rich
Elkins, a Moorestown resident,
can be seen throughout the
month of May at the new
Moorestown Library Community
Art Gallery.
Elkins has been pursuing his
photographic vision, both personally and professionally, for more
than 30 years. He studied photography at the School of Visual Arts
in New York City and Tyler
School of Art in Rome, Italy.
Shortly after graduating with a
bachelor of fine arts degree, he
began shooting commercial and
editorial assignments.
His clients have always appreciated his unique style and ability
to bring a fine art sensibility to
commercial projects.
I love when the art director

Courtesy Rich Elkins/Special to The Sun

Moorestown resident and photographer Rich Elkins will have his work
featured at the new Moorestown Library Community Art Gallery
throughout the month of May.
wants to put my image up on their
wall; in the office or at home its
a real compliment, he said.
His landscape photography ex-

presses his unique vision.

All art from the show can be
purchased through his website at
RichElkinsPhotography.com.

THE MOORESTOWN SUN MAY 1319, 2015

in our opinion

New Jersey needs a new deal

What we have going on now isnt working for our economy

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Dan McDonough Jr.
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he economy is brighter across

the nation, but somehow, here
in New Jersey, things are actually going in the opposite direction.
The Garden State had the sixth
highest unemployment rate in the nation in March. The states unemployment rate of 6.5 is a full point above
the nations 5.5 mark.
Since October, the economy has continued to improve in every state except
for seven, with New Jersey among that
poor performing group. Our states unemployment rate has actually increased since then!
Last weeks stats released by the U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics served as
more bad economic news for our state.
First, of course, came the announcement from Moodys Investors Service
that the company had downgraded
New Jerseys credit rating yet again,
for the ninth time during Gov.
Christies time in office, from A1 to A2

Your thoughts
How can New Jersey get out of the
economic funk it is in? Share your
thoughts on this, and other topics,
through a letter to the editor.

this time, citing a lack of improvement in the states weak financial position and recent pension-funding
shortfalls.
Christie is headed to court over the
pension fiasco, in which he proposes
to contribute $1.3 billion to pension
funds, less than half of what he promised to do when he signed a pension
overhaul bill in 2011. What comes of
the litigation, and how he or our next
governor fixes the pension system, is
anyones guess.
What should be clear to everyone,
though, is that we need a new deal.
FDR used a New Deal to get the country out of the Great Depression; New

Jersey needs a similar one to get it out

of the Great Recession that the rest of
the nation seems to have climbed out
of.
Where do we start? How about with
our roads.
If you drive around, youll find plenty of potholes, uneven pavement,
cracks and other landmines to navigate. Many small towns have difficulty
repairing it all on their own, and county and state governments often control
many of these roads.
So why not spend some money on
fixing the problem? Send some money
to local governments to get on street
repairs and improvements not just
massive construction efforts on highways.
Fixing our roads would improve the
quality of life for all of us in New Jersey, and it would also create plenty of
new jobs to help jumpstart our economy.

Council gives update on water restriction

By BRIGIT BAUMA
The Sun
At the Moorestown Council meeting on
Monday, May 4, Township Manager Scott
Carew gave an update on Moorestowns
water emergency order that was issued
last week, while Township Clerk Patricia
L. Hunt also gave an update on the changing of some district polling places.
To encourage water conservation and to
reduce peak water demand, the township
found it necessary to impose mandatory restrictions to conserve the municipal water
supply. Carew felt there was some misunderstanding with the order and wished to
let residents know this is a permanent poli-

cy and the township just sends this order

as a reminder each year.
I think it was misunderstood by some.
We had put out the annual water conservation policy that the township has. This is
the same water conservation policy that we
enact every single year, Carew said. We
just put this out each year to remind residents.
According to a release the township sent
recently, these restrictions are effective immediately and will remain in effect. A ban
on the use of automatic sprinklers and
sprinkler systems between 9 a.m. and 5
p.m. daily is in effect. Hand-held hoses,
however, are allowed at all times on permitted days.

Homeowners or businesspersons with

addresses ending in odd numbers are permitted to water or sprinkle their properties
on odd numbered days. Homeowners or
businesspersons with addresses ending in
even numbers are permitted to water or
please see NEXT, page 11

Send us your prom photos!

Prom season is in full swing at area high
schools, and The Sun wants to publish
your prom photos! Email your photos to
the address listed to the right, and look
for them in an upcoming issue.

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Brigit Bauma
art director Stephanie Lippincott
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Barry Rubens
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MAY 1319, 2015 THE MOORESTOWN SUN 7

happenings at parks & rec

Summer camps abound

from sports to theater
By KAHRA F. BUSS
Dept. of Parks & Recreation
In addition to the time honored
Summer Parks and Summer Theater Programs offered by the Department of Parks & Recreation,
there are a variety of camps
available to the youth sports enthusiasts. From a comprehensive
sports camp to evening basketball, soccer and lacrosse there are
specialized sports camps for
youth of all ages!
New this summer is the Girls

Lacrosse Clinic for grades first

through eighth, in fall. The
lacrosse program will run from
June 22-25 from 9 a.m. to 10:30
a.m. on the Wesley Bishop turf
field. The lacrosse clinic is taught
by long-time lacrosse coach and
official Debbie Flick. The focus of
this program is to offer each individual player an opportunity to
develop and improve her skills in
the heat of the game. Rather than
focusing on static drills Flick will
please see REGISTRATION, page 15

CALENDAR

PAGE 8

WEDNESDAY MAY 13
Moorestown Lions Club Golf Outing: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Ramblewood Country Club in Mt. Laurel.
Registration begins at 11 a.m. with
a shotgun start at 1 p.m. Funds
raised from this event are used to
help area residents obtain eye
care and vision screenings, community projects and providing
scholarships to Moorestown High
School students. For details on
participation, please contact
Scott Boren at (856) 429-2308,

John Dietz at (856) 581-3470 or

Ed Workman at (856) 234-6286.
Perkins Center presents: Music
Exploration-Violin:
Grades
kindergarten to second at 4:15
p.m.; grades second to fourth at
4:45 p.m. at the Moorestown
Library. Violin instructor Debbie
Amsterdam will give students a
hands-on demonstration of what
its like to learn to play the violin.
Registration is required. Call the
library at (856) 234-0333 for
more details or to register.
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Chapter meeting: 7pm at the

First Baptist Church, 19 West
Main St., Moorestown. Please use
the side entrance. Refreshments,
socializing at 7 p.m. Speakers,
programs, and discussion at 8
p.m. Voter registration is available at all meetings.
It Takes a Village NJ meeting: 7
p.m. at the Moorestown Library.
The Unforgettables will perform songs from Broadway and
popular tunes. For more information visit www.ITAVNJ.org, email
ittakesavillagenj@gmail.com or
call (856) 396-5783.
Moorestown Theater Company
presents Disneys Sleeping
Beauty, Kids: 7 p.m. at Hope
Community Church, 235 West
Main St. in Moorestown. The
Moorestown Theater Company
presents a 34-member pre-teen
cast in the classic Disney musical.
Please
visit
www.MoorestownTheaterCompany.org to order tickets or call
(856) 778-8357 for more information.

THURSDAY MAY 14
Perkins Center presents: Preschool Music Exploration: Ages
3 to 5. 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at
the Moorestown Library. Calling
all budding musicians! Join us for

a preview of our summer music

class for children ages 3-5. Experience and learn fundamental
musical concepts through music,
literature and art. Registration is
required.
Girls Love to Read: Cam Jansen
and the Birthday Mystery: For
girls grades first to third. Join
high schooler Amanda Cooper
for a mysterious birthday celebration featuring the super
sleuth with a photographic memory. Please consider bringing
your gently used childrens books
to donate to the Neighborhood
Center in Camden. Registration is
required.
Rotary Club of Moorestown
meeting : 12:15 to 1:30 p.m. at
Moorestown Community House,
16 E. Main St. Fellowship, lunch
and guest speaker presentation.
For more information visit
www.moorestownrotary.org.

FRIDAY MAY 15
Moorestown Theater Company
presents Disneys Sleeping
Beauty, Kids: 7 p.m. at Hope
Community Church, 235 West
Main St. in Moorestown. The
Moorestown Theater Company
presents a 34-member pre-teen
cast in the classic Disney musical.
Please
visit

MAY 1319, 2015

www.MoorestownTheaterCompany.org to order tickets or call
(856) 778-8357 for more information.

SATURDAY MAY 16
Spring Fling - Family Fun Day: 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. at Lutheran Crossings Enhanced Living at
Moorestown, 255 East Main St.
There will be crafts, music, food,
inflatables and games for the kids
too. The whole family is invited to
join the fun. Spring Fling is sponsored by the Lutheran Crossings
Auxiliary and is a fundraising
event for Lutheran Crossings. All
proceeds go directly to benefit
the residents of the skilled nursing and assisted living facility.
Interested craft vendors should
call the LSMNJ Foundation (609)
699-4115
or
visit
www.lsmnj.org/events.
It Takes A Village NJ Third Annual
Yard And Bake Sale: 8 a.m. to 1
p.m. at 204 to 208 Paul Drive in
Moorestown. All proceeds go to
help those in need. If you wish to
contribute items during the week
before the sale please call: Vivian
Newberger at (609) 440-8606.
Rain date is Sunday, May 17.
Moorestown Theater Company
presents Disneys Sleeping
Beauty, Kids: 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
at Hope Community Church, 235
West Main St. in Moorestown. The
Moorestown Theater Company
presents a 34-member pre-teen
cast in the classic Disney musical.
Please
visit
www.MoorestownTheaterCompany.org to order tickets or call
(856) 778-8357 for more information.

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RoboLearners bring app to contest

Special to The Sun

From left, coach James Mumma, J.J. Mumma, Evan Schaffer,

Adam Connor, Grace Mumma, Annabelle Jin and coach Chris
Schaffer of the RoboLearners attended the FIRST LEGO
League World Championships in St. Louis to compete for the
Global Innovation Award from April 22-24. Although they didnt win the overall prize, the RoboLearners were one of only
20 teams invited with 527 submissions from more than 22
countries. The RoboLearners invented HearCules, an app
that runs on Google Glass or any wearable technology, that
would translate speech into sign language for the deaf.

Preschool Pizza Night is May 15

Trinity Episcopal Preschool
will hold its 13th annual Pizza
Night on Friday, May 15 from 5:30
p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Our night of fellowship will begin with pizza, salads, chips and dips, along with
plenty of desserts. Radio Active
Rick from Mad Science returns to

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thrill with his amazing science

experiments and an always-entertaining gift basket raffle will be
held after the show.
This event is held for the students and families of the school
as well as any former students
who wish to return.

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Next council meeting is May 18

NEXT
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sprinkle their properties on even
numbered days.
In regard to polling, Hunt sent
a notice of a permanent polling
place change for all elections for
voters in districts 8, 10, 14, 18, 19
and 20. This change was brought
about by the school administration asking that voting not be
held in schools.
The school district has come to
the township before to ask for a
change of location, but was denied. This year, its reason for
change was brought about by concerns with security with the
schools and ease of access to the
polling locations. With the new
construction happening at the
schools, access to the schools
would be a lot more difficult,
which would be an inconvenience
to voters. In the spirit of cooperation, the township decided to look
at alternate locations. After visiting various locations, the township decided on four different lo-

cations.
Voting is all about convenience to the voters, Hunt said.
The township posted a release
to the website and sent postcards
to those affected by the change.
The school district will also send
an email blast to all parents.
If you are a voter in one of
those six districts, beginning
with the June 2 Primary Election,
residents will vote at one of these
new locations:
District
8:
First
United
Methodist Church, 446 Camden
Ave.
District 10: First Presbyterian
Church, 101 Bridgeboro Road
District 14: The Evergreens, 309
Bridgeboro Road
Districts 18, 19 and 20: Burlington County Agriculture Center,
500 Centerton Road
One of the positive things that
came about from this change is
that it would bring out residents
to places they might not normally

visit, Hunt said.

If you have any questions or
concerns about this change, contact Hunt at the Township of
Moorestown, 111 W. Second St., or
by calling (856) 235 0912.
In other news:
Council gave proclamations to
Moorestown Theater Company
for its 100th production, for
Autism Awareness Month and to
the Moorestown Special Education Agency Advocacy. Members
of the MTC were there to accept
the proclamation.
Two ordinances on second
reading were approved. The first
increased the required escrow for
conditional use applications from
$300 to $1,200, and the second was
on a sign ordinance and defined a
billboard sign and prohibited the
same.
The next Moorestown Council
meeting will be on Monday, May
18 at 7:30 p.m. with a 7 p.m. workshop in Town Hall.

Writing session
for kids May 18
Is your child struggling with
writers block, procrastination or
poor writing skills? Are his
grades suffering? He is not alone!
You can help him learn confidence, consistent, efficient writing with some easy strategies
taught by Anthony DeCrosta,
MFA, an award-winning journalist and professor at Rowan University. Topics to be covered will
include: relieving writers block;
developing an outline; choosing
the right words; organizing
thoughts; sentence and essay
structure; and strong writing
techniques.
This information session will
be held at the Moorestown Library from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on
Monday, May 18.
Registration is required. Please
call Moorestown Library at (856)
234-0333, ext. 4012 if you have any
questions about the workshop or
registering for it.

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Sleeping Beauty begins May 13

SLEEPING
Continued from page 1
That family will hit a milestone
this month, as MTC will be performing its 100th show, First

Stage 15 Disneys Sleeping

Beauty, Kids on May 13, 15 and
16.
Its really exciting that MTC
will hit its 100th show. Im really
glad to be a part of it. To be able to
say that I was in the 100th production is something I will always re-

member, Rocco Ruccolo, playing

the part of Prince Phillip in the
show, said.
The MTC, a non-profit organization, was founded in 2003 under
the leadership of producing artistic director Mark Morgan, managing director and Morgans wife
Carol Ann Murray and administrative director Annette De Rosa.
It seems like it was just yesterday, De Rosa said. I remember it
vividly. It sure doesnt seem like it
was 13 years ago.
Since 2003, the MTC produces
year-round community theater
musicals for audience members
of all ages. In all its years, the
MTC has never cut anyone from a
show. In total, the company has
presented 450 performances of 99
productions with 4,495 cast members, including current Deputy
Mayor Phil Garwood, Councilman Greg Newcomer, Burlington
County Freeholder Aimee Belgard, Freeholder Joseph Donnelly, Assemblyman Troy Singleton
and 6 ABCs Rick Williams. The
company is also in its 10th season
of its Summer Stage, an awardwinning
childrens
summer
camp.
The MTC provides a venue for
children and families to come and
enjoy theater. Theyre a very wellfounded theater company and
program that brings families together for lots of enjoyment,
said Garwood, whose entire family has been involved in previous
productions.
I really like it because they
have excellent directors and
teachers. And whenever I do
MTC, the cast becomes a family,
Ruccolo said.
Since its inception, the MTC
has been known to be a family.
Adults and children are encouraged to get involved and gain new
friendships as well as new skills.
The company is also very involved in the community, performing at different events
throughout Moorestown such as
Moorestown Day and parades.
It gives kids and parents a
place to meet new people, and get
involved in the community, Ashley Durante, director of Disneys
Sleeping Beauty, Kids, said.
please see THEATER, page 18

MAY 1319, 2015 THE MOORESTOWN SUN 13

MOMS Club aids charity

Members of the MOMS Club of
Moorestown sorted through donations at the Epworth Methodist
Church to give to 90 local families
in need on
April
18.
Colleen Sacca
organized the
event. They accepted donations
from March 19 until April 17. For
more on the MOMS Club of
Moorestown
visit
www.mcoma.org.

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Art of Animation
presentation is May 19
The Art of Animation will be
presented at Moorestown Library
on May 19 from 4:15 p.m. to 5:15
p.m.
Join current animation student Nick LeDonne as he shows
kids how hand-drawn animation
is made. Youll see original animated flipbooks, reference from
classic films, new studio projects
and be able to ask any questions

you want. The class ends with a

character drawing for kids led by
LeDonne.
For students in elementary
school through high school. No
registration required.
For more on LeDonne visit
www.nickledonne.com.

Authors discuss getting

published May 21
Calling all writers! I've finished
my first draft, now what?
Join local authors Brian
Patrick McKinley, K. Edwin Fritz,
Rabbi Ilene Schneider, M. Kate
Quinn and Stacy Wilk at the
Moorestown Library for a fun, informative discussion on getting
published in today's market.
This event will be on Thursday,
May 21 at 7 p.m. in Meeting Room
A. All are welcome. Register online at www.morestownlibrary.
org or call (856) 234-0911.
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is really just the beginning!

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happenings at parks & rec

Registration underway for summer

REGISTRATION
Continued from page 7
encourage players to work on
skills through game play. Such
skills as stick skills, shooting and
offensive and defensive tactics
will be covered. This is the perfect clinic for young girls looking
to improve the fundamentals of
the game.
The Boys and Girls Soccer
Clinic is a favorite of Moorestown
youth. Under the direction of
coach Rich McConnell, the emphasis of this program is to develop solid soccer players in a fun
and educational environment. By
teaching foundational skills,
sportsmanship and general soccer knowledge, young soccer players develop strong fundamentals,
which allow them to grow and develop. This program will run
from June 22-25 from 9 a.m. to
10:30 a.m., also on the Wesley
Bishop Turf fields.
For the all-around athlete, the
Boys and Girls Sports Camp is
the perfect option! Youth will be
divided into age groups, ages 5-7
and 8-12, so that age appropriate
developmental skills can be addressed. This camp will be offered Aug. 17-21 and Aug. 24-28 at
Jeff Young Fields. Located at the
beautiful Jeff Young Park, youth
will learn and fine-tune fundamental soccer, baseball, softball,
street hockey, tennis, basketball
and flag football skills. Participants will learn proper dietary
habits, stretching/warm-up routines, practice techniques and
drills developed to improve their
skills. Coached by Terry OBrien,
small group instruction will give
children the opportunity to work
with mentors and participate in
live games.
And finally, the Instructional
Basketball Clinic will be offered
again on Thursday evenings from
June 18-Aug. 6. From 5 p.m. to 8
p.m., age specific groups will
learn under the direction of
coach Stuart and his outstanding
staff. Players will learn proper dietary habits, stretching/warm up
routines and practice drills to de-

velop their skills. Youth will be

given an opportunity to showcase
their skills during live-game action. Coach Stuart will provide
every player the opportunity
learn and fine-tune his or her fundamental basketball skills. Matt
Stuart was inducted into the
Caldwell College Hall of Fame,
played professionally for five
years, and has been coaching/instructing multiple levels of basketball for the past 20 years.

OBrien has been coaching

and teaching for more than 20
years.
For more information please
visit our new website at
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CALENDAR
CALENDAR
Continued from page 8
strong writing techniques. Registration is required.

how hand-drawn animation is

made. Youll see original animated flipbooks, reference from classic films, new studio projects and
be able to ask any questions you
want. The class ends with a character drawing for kids led by
LeDonne.
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Known as a champion for the
children, MTC helps to bring out
confidence in its performers,
helping shy kids come out of
their shells. And theres always
been a spot on its stage for special
needs kids.
From performing myself, I always got out of it the confidence
to talk in front of others. It made
me feel like a better version of
myself. Performing was always a
confidence boost for me, and I
hope the kids in here get the same
feeling, Durante said.
Its wonderful to work with
the special needs children; they
really change our lives, Murray
said.

In the future, the MTC hopes to

have its own venue, as the company performs at different locations
across South Jersey from churches to schools. It is also looking forward to the next milestone of 200
shows.
For the companys 100th production, there will be a 100 Photo
Board where audience members
will be able to take selfies at
each First Stage 15 performance
with two photo boards showing
the covers of all 100 productions
in MTCs history; singing of the
MTCs Theme Song Tomorrow
from Annie before each performance; and a Summer Stage
free week give-away, where, at the
end of intermission of each performance, one free week of a
three-week Summer Stage 15 Session will be given away.
Im encouraging alumni to
come back and be part of the cele-

bration, Morgan said.

Disneys Sleeping Beauty,
Kids will be performed at Hope
Community Church, 235 W. Main
St. in Moorestown, on Wednesday,
May 13 and Friday, May 15 at 7
p.m. and Saturday, May 16 at 10
a.m. and 2 p.m. This show has a
34-member cast of 6- to 12-yearolds. Tickets for this musical are
reserved, and can be purchased
online at www.MoorestownTheaterCompany.org or at the door 60
minutes before curtain time.
I think it will be really good,
just as good as adults. Its a good
show with talented kids, said
Juliet Morgan, who is playing the
part of Maleficent and will also
be in her 100th production with
this show.
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The following Moorestown

boys tennis scores were submitted by varsity head coach William
Kingston.
On April 30 Moorestown High
School boys tennis team fell to
West Windsor-Plainsboro South,
4-1, at Moorestown.
In singles:
First singles: Kabir Sarita, of
West Windsor-Plainsboro South,
defeated Marc Mounzer 6-1, 6-0,
and 0-0.
Second singles: Robert Siniakowicz, of West Windsor-Plainsboro South, defeated David
Blatcher 6-1, 6-1, and 0-0
Third singles: Matt Michibata,
of
West Windsor-Plainsboro
South, defeated Akshay Bhalodia
6-1, 6-1, and 0-0.
In doubles:
First doubles: Martin Malik
and Rahul Ramanathan, of West
Windsor-Plainsboro South, defeated Jon Lewis and Noah

Michaud 6-4, 6-3, and 0-0.

Second doubles: Wes Bobadilla
and Adi Bulusu, of Moorestown,
defeated Chiru Koiloth and Kai
Zheng 6-1, 6-1, and 0-0.
MHS boys tennis defeated
Eastern, 4-1, on May 1.
Moorestowns record improves to
12-4.
In singles:
First singles: Marc Mounzer of
Moorestown defeated Ashwin
Ramesh, 6(8),2.
Second singles: David Blatcher
of Moorestown defeated Parth
Hardker, 4,2.
Third singles: Dyllan Jeng
earned Easterns lone point by defeating Akshay Bhalodia, 2, 3-6,
10-8.
In doubles:
First doubles: Jon Lewis and
Noah Michaud of Moorestown
defeated Nick Mattioli and
Pranav Chugh, 3,2.
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On May 2, in the first round of
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defeated Moorestown, 5-0, at
Newark Academy. Moorestowns
record is now 12-5.
In singles:
First singles: Chris Paradis, of
Newark Academy, defeated Marc
Mounzer 6-1, 6-0, and 0-0.
Second singles: Dylan Flanagan, of Newark Academy, defeated David Blatcher 6-0, 6-3, and 0-0.
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First doubles: Ben Hyatt and
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Michaud 6-0, 6-0, and 0-0.
Second doubles: Thomas Ito
and Dan Edman, of Newark
Academy, defeated Wes Bobadilla
and Adi Bulusu 6-0, 6-3, and 0-0.
MHS boys tennis defeated
Northern Burlington, 5-0, on May
5. Moorestowns record improves
to 13-6.
In singles:
First singles: Marc Mounzer, of
Moorestown, defeated Kyle Stemmer 6-1, 6-0, and 0-0.
Second singles: David Blatcher,
of Moorestown, defeated Noah
Osman 6-4, 6-2, and 0-0.
Third singles: Akshay Bhalodia, of Moorestown, defeated
Jacob Slaby 6-1, 6-2, and 0-0.
In doubles:
First doubles: Wes Bobadilla
and Adi Bulusu, of Moorestown,
defeated Justin Garuto and Tristan Harris 0,0.
Second doubles: Nathan Lee
and Dylan Paul, of Moorestown,
defeated Aaron Osman and Ali
Husain 0,0.

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These tabs all drop down into
helpful subsections that break
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The search bar is up front and
center in the middle of the page.
According to Carew, this was chosen because the committee wanted it to be quick and easy for people to find and use to search the
website. Next to the search bar
are green boxes that link to the
townships social media pages
such as Facebook and Twitter.
Scrolling down the page will
show to the left a Recent News
box and to the right an Upcoming Events box. Clicking on
View All under Upcoming
Events will bring you to a calendar where the township, schools,
Moorestown Business Association, Recreation Department and
other township organizations
will be able to post events. As of

now, the township is limiting

those who can post to the calendar to community organizations,
Carew said.
In the center of the website
youll be able to see scrolling pictures of places in Moorestown.
Carew said they plan to take different
pictures
in
the
Moorestown and have those pictures match the season.
When you go on the website in
the summer, it will look different
than if you go on in the winter,
Carew said.
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green are other useful tabs such
as Notify Me, Report a Concern,
Employment, Online Payments,
and Agendas & Minutes.
For those who wish to get
alerts on things that are happening in town, or wish to report a
problem such as a pothole, youd
have to register with an email
and password. Once a concern is
reported, it will be followed up by
a staff member, and youll be able
to track its progress with the
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As of now, the township has yet

to install and implement the community development software
that will help those going through
the zoning and construction approval process, but that is being
worked on.
We think it is a great start,
and were really happy with it.
We think the public will be as
well, Carew said.
Members who helped work
with CivicPlus on the website
were Township Clerk Patricia L.
Hunt,
IT
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John
Polkiewicz, Karen Daily, Parks
and Recreations director Theresa
Miller, Mayor Victoria Napolitano and Carew.
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and put this together, Carew
said.
Carew asks members of the
public for both positive and negative feedback on the website. He
would like to know what is working, what isnt and what can be
improved. You can contact him
through the website under the
Government tab labeled Township Manager, with the Contact
Us link and with the Report a
Concern button.
Well continue to strive to
make this website as user-friendly and helpful to the public as possible, Carew said.
Councilwoman Stacey Jordan
felt the website is off to a good
start. Napolitano made sure to
thank those who helped with the
website and let the public know
they worked hard and kept their
word on when the website would
be up.
I just wanted to thank everyone in the township who has gotten this off the ground. It is very
rare for a technical project to release on time, and the fact that we
were able to get this out on our
target launch date really is a credit to the team. The team talked
about the website for a long time
and were very diligent in picking
the right vendor. I think it is obvious we made the right choice, and
I really think this is going to improve the user experience of the
people of Moorestown, Napolitano said.
To check out the website, go to
www.moorestown.nj.us.

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