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7-13, 2012 FREE

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A downed power line hangs low on Route 206
North following the destruction of Hurricane
Sandy. A crew was setting up to fix the damage
on Oct. 31.

Shamong weathers storm with little damage

By SHANNON CAULFIELD
The Shamong Sun
Approximately 43 miles away,
Atlantic City was severely dam-
aged by high winds and flooding
caused by Hurricane Sandy.
Luckily for Shamong, the town-
ship weathered the storm with
very little damage.
“Overall, we were very fortu-
nate,” township administrator
Sue Onorato said last Wednesday.
“All schools opened today as did
the municipal building.”
According to Onorato, only
about 300 homes lost power. Most
of them had power restored by
Oct. 31.
“By the end of Oct. 31, we
hoped to have power to all but
maybe 10 to 15 homes,” said Ono-
rato. “Some homes also lost cable,
too.”
Currently, there are three pub-
lic works full-time employees, all
three of whom assisted in efforts
with the New Jersey State Police,
the Indian Mills Volunteer Fire
Company, EMS squad, Office of
Emergency Management and the
utility companies.
"Thanks to these men, who
worked long and hard to main-
tain safe roadways and clear
trees, the Atlantic City Electric
Company was able to restore
power promptly to our residents,"
said Onorato. "Our public works
staff continues to amaze us with
what they can accomplish with
just three hard-working men. If
the residents have the opportuni-
ty, please take time to thank them
in person."
According to Onorato, the men
credited for their hard work are
Norman Welsh, Gary Welsh and
Steve Mitchell.
“Everyone who lives in Sha-
mong knows the reputation of
our township streets during win-
ter snow and ice storms. These
men gave the same level of dedi-
cation and attention to the resi-
dents’ needs during Hurricane
Sandy,” said Onorato.
Additionally, the Indian Mills
Middle School served as a shelter
for those in need within the town-
ship.
“We also want to thank the
Shamong Township Board of Ed-
ucation, superintendent Szyman-
ski, Todd Hall and Sandie
LeMonyon who provided and
staffed the Indian Mills Middle
School building to be used as our
refuge center. Although only one
township family used this center,
their appreciation made it all
worthwhile. The school also pro-
vided a place for volunteers to
rest and receive a meal,” said
Onorato.
According to a statement is-
sued by Burlington County, there
will be assistance given to the
neighboring counties, specifically
Atlantic and Ocean. Ocean Coun-
ty had numerous fires, and five
local fire companies dispatched
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Students celebrate Seneca pride
Week of homecoming events culminates in football game
By SHANNON CAULFIELD
The Shamong Sun
A week-long celebration of
school spirit culminated on Fri-
day, Oct. 26 at Seneca’s homecom-
ing football game.
Seneca students gathered in
the football stadium to cheer on
the Golden Eagles in a game
against the Washington Town-
ship Minutemen. Seneca fell 35-28
in overtime.
Seneca students celebrated
their Seneca pride throughout
the week.
“It’s a whole week. We break off
into a bunch of committees. We
plan spirit days, themes and
everything for the week,” said
Caroline Royston, president of
the student council.
Homecoming was broken up
into three separate components –
the homecoming dance, where
students vote for their king and
queen, spirit week and the foot-
ball game at the end of the week.
“This is the first year we paired
spirit week with homecoming,”
said Erica Maira, student council
adviser and homecoming organ-
izer. “It used to be paired with the
spirit carnival in the spring, but
the kids wanted it to feel like a
true homecoming.”
SHANNON CAULFIELD/The Shamong Sun
The sophomore class chose the 1850s as their decade for a cowboys
and Indians shoot-out with silly string during the banner parade at
Seneca’s homecoming on Friday, Oct. 26.
The student government cil created four separate execu-
changed its style to help revamp tive chairs for each grade to help
homecoming. The student coun- organize the homecoming festivi-
ties.
“We added four more positions,
a liaison from each grade. They
go out to each homeroom each
Friday to tell them what their sta-
tus is, and check to see where the
homeroom is,” said Maira. “[The
game] was a culmination of all of
that.”
The student council came up
with a theme for each grade. Sen-
iors were the 1960s, and the jun-
iors were the 1940s. The sopho-
mores chose the 1850s, and the
freshman class was the 1980s.
Spirit week, a week with desig-
nated themes each day, included
the theme the classes chose.
“Monday was dress for success.
We encouraged every student to
dress up. Tuesday was crazy hair,
and Wednesday was their decade.
Thursday was college T-shirt day,
and Friday was upperclassmen
wear green, underclassmen wear
gold,” said Royston.
“The student council wasn’t set
up to be a separate entity from the
student body, it was to bring the
school together,” said Maira. “I
think this year, it finally hap-
pened.”
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to the end of World War I.
Then known as Armistice Day,
Congress, in the mid-1950s, formally
made it Veterans Day. It’s one of those
days of the year that has, or should
have, special meaning for every Ameri-
can.
The sacrifices made by the men and
women of the Armed Services are
well-documented. They protect the na-
tion every day. Without their service,
America isn’t the land of the free.
We encourage everyone to not only
recognize veterans on this day, but also
to make a commitment to do some-
thing tangible in their honor.
There are numerous groups that
help veterans and their families, espe-
cially those who have fallen on hard
Fourth grade class heads up district’s food drive
For a very long time, Medford Lakes has
run an effective food bank for the sur-
rounding communities, including Sha-
mong. In the troubled times we face today
and with so many out of work, this organi-
zation’s mission to help those in need
has never been more critical to our neigh-
bors.
This year, the students of Mrs. Lisa
Fuchs’s fourth grade class at Indian Mills
School took the lead as the coordinating
Burlington County Animal Shelter unveils ‘Free Pets for Seniors’
Burlington County senior citizens can
now have a free furry companion from the
Burlington County Animal Shelter.
Freeholder Mary Ann O’Brien recently
unveiled the shelter’s “Free Pets for Sen-
iors” program, through which all county
senior citizens age 60 years and older may
adopt a dog or cat free of charge.
Make a difference
Honor those who serve this Veterans
Day by making a tangible contribution
to your community.
times. Volunteer for one of these
groups, or make a donation.
Or get involved in a different organi-
zation that is trying to better your com-
munity. Help to feed the hungry or ad-
vance research into a deadly disease.
Gather clothing and other items and
drop them off at a center that will use
them to help the less fortunate. Do
something to make a difference, to give
back to those around you who can use
a helping hand.
We are heading into the holiday sea-
class for the district’s food drive. They
worked closely with Mrs. Karen Formont,
the language arts teacher at Indian Mills
Memorial School, and the food bank’s coor-
dinator.
Due to greater demand for its service,
the food bank has been challenged to keep
the shelves stocked. In response to the call
for assistance, the district’s schools aggres-
sively collected non-perishable items
throughout September.
The cost of adopting from the shelter is
anywhere from $45 to $100, depending on
the type and the age of the animal. All ani-
mals are neutered or spayed before being
adopted out.
Seniors interested in adopting will need
to fill out an application form and show
proof of age and residency. The typical
son. It’s the easiest time of the year to
get involved because there are so many
ways to give.
In the coming weeks, we invite
everyone who is holding a drive or
fundraiser to contact us with the de-
tails so that we can share them with
the entire community. Give us the days
and times, the drop-off locations and
the items requested, and we’ll do the
rest.
And then we invite our readers to
jump in with generosity.
We can never say “thank you” too
many times to our veterans. We can
never fully repay them for what they
have done and continue to do for us.
But we can honor them by doing
what we can to make a difference in
our communities.
In the end, more than 2,000 cans and
boxes of food, 31 cases in total, will
now be available to those who need it
most.
Even though the formal portion of the
drive has concluded, donations of both
non-perishable items and store gift cards
continue to be accepted and passed along
to Formont and her staff.
Thank you, fourth graders, for a job well
done!
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seven days, depending upon the animal.
The animal shelter is located on Pioneer
Boulevard in the county’s Westampton
complex, off Woodlane Road.
It has hours every day but Sundays and
holidays. The phone number is (609) 265-
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Dawn Marie Addiego recently an-
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of the day, in large part because of
his persistence, the company was
forced to settle for an increase of
less than 5 percent.
“But Bruce discovered that the
approval process needs some seri-
ous fine-tuning,” Addiego contin-
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are introducing today, as a result
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ratepayers are heard and make
sure that companies like Ameri-
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able.”
One of the bills would require
that the Division of Rate Counsel,
which is charged with protecting
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with a detailed explanation of
any proposed settlement it negoti-
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the ratepayer and not the utility,
and that ratepayers are provided
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about the validity of any settle-
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“In its most recent case, New
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from the $99 million it originally
sought, but we still don’t know
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Other bills in Addiego’s leg-
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meeting, without first taking
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utilities be subject to public hear-
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in each county that is impacted
by the increase. Customers must
receive a ‘conspicuous’ notice of
the increase and the hearing in
their monthly billings. Moreover,
representatives of the utility
must make a reasonable effort to
address questions and comments.
“Again, this changes the current
practice of taking comments but
not taking questions,” Garganio
said.
• The BPU must provide the
public a detailed analysis and ac-
counting of any rate increase it
approves and must post this
analysis on its website. “The in-
tent, of course, is to make sure
ratepayers know what they are
paying for,” said Garganio. “This
is not just reasonable, it’s logical.
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Addiego noted that – unlike
other bills introduced to address
transparency issues – this pack-
age is comprehensive and appli-
cable to all utility companies reg-
ulated by the BPU, not just
water, but also sewer, electric and
gas.
“American Water impacts cus-
tomers in 23 Burlington County
towns,” said Addiego. “But this is
not just about water. These are
still difficult times for many of
our residents, and they are sensi-
tive to every utility bill that
shows up in their mailbox.”
She said that her 8th District
counterparts in the Assembly,
Scott Rudder and Chris Brown,
were introducing corresponding
bills in the lower house.
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County shelters took
in about 400 individuals
COUNTY
Continued from page 1
fire trucks to assist. Local units
have also sent four marine rescue
boats units to assist in rescuing
individuals immediately follow-
ing the storm.
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took in 400 or more individuals
from both Atlantic and Ocean
counties. Of the people, 200 were
moved into an overflow shelter at
the Pemberton Campus of
Burlington County College. Most
of the other residents were
moved to the shelter at Fountain
of Life, located in Florence.
“The recovery begins in
Burlington County. But we are
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not out of the woods, thousands
are still without power, and we
need to work expeditiously to
clear our roadways for safe pas-
sage. In the meantime, we will do
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friends in neighboring Ocean and
Atlantic Counties. I know we still
have a long way to go, but our
county and local emergency man-
agement personnel and volun-
teers have done a great job of
keeping on top of this storm,”
Freeholder Director Bruce Gar-
ganio said in a statement last
week.
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damage in Shamong as other
communities, normality is being
restored as homes begin to get
their power back.
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