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APRIL 29MAY 5, 2015

Golden Eagles take on Vikings

Five Shamong
students earn spots
in Philadelphia Boys
Choir & Chorale
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
There must be something in
the water in the Shamong school
system. It now has five students
who have earned a spot in the
prestigious Philadelphia Boys
Choir & Chorale due to their extraordinary vocal talents.
Stephan Oliva, Brady Winger,
Nick Vitagliano, Jackson Graham and Noah Hasson are all in
the choir and will be performing
at The Kimmel Center on June 7.
The spring concert is bound
to be amazing, Noahs mom Deborah said.
The choir holds a winter concert and a spring concert each
year. It also does smaller events
on the side such as performing at
baseball opening day ceremonies.
The Emmy-winning and Gramplease see PBCC, page 10

SEAN LAJOIE/The Sun

Golden Eagle No. 36 Jordan Wahrenberger takes a hack at the ball as Seneca High School softball takes on Eastern Regional High
School. The Golden Eagles fell to the Vikings, 5-1.

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BOE meeting
Bids awarded for school
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Special board of education meeting

awards bids for school projects
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun
The
Shamong
Township
School District held a special
board meeting on April 14 to
award bids for a handful of the
projects that have recently been
in discussions.
These capital projects are
being funded through the 20152016 budget as well as grant
money from the School Development Authority.
The Shamong Township Board
of Education advertised for classroom air-conditioning and window replacement at Indian Mills
Elementary School, and exterior
door replacement at Indian Mills
Memorial School.
At the April 14 meeting, the
board awarded a contract for the
projects as outlined in bid specifications dated in March.
Its actually part of a ROD

grant that the school district applied for, Board Secretary Marie
Goodwin said. The school development authority grant awarded
this grant money from the regular operating district fund accounting for 40 percent of the
project.
These three projects are all a
part of the school districts longrange facilities plan, which is essentially a list of all the projects it
plans to complete over the next 10
years. They are all put in a database that is updated every time a
new project is put in play.
The total projected cost for the
classroom air conditioning was
approved by the Department of
Education at $1.2 million. The
ROD grant would cover 40 percent of this, which is $476,800,
leaving $715,200 for the local
share.
The projection for the windows
being replaced at the elementary

school totaled $169,000. The ROD

grant will cover $67,600, leaving
$101,400 for the local share.
The exterior door replacement
projections totaled $131,000 with
the ROD grant covering $52,000
and the local share covering
$78,600.
The lowest bidder was awarded
at the meeting. The air-conditioning project was awarded to Estock
Piping Company. The replacement of the exterior doors and replacement of windows was
awarded to Levy Construction
Company.
The school district is planning
on late summer for the start time
of these projects.
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Enough regulation already!

We should promote innovation, not curb it

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ix years ago, in 2009, a man had

a vision of changing the way a
long-standing industry operated. He felt the way the industry was
run wasnt the most efficient, wasnt
the most effective, hadnt adapted with
the times and didnt provide consumers with the best experience at the
best price.
Today, that mans company, Uber, is
well known and is in cities across the
country.
The company uses the person-to-person model to offer taxi-like services to
people through a mobile app. Users
download the app, select a car in their
area they want to use for the ride and
pay for the fare. The fare is listed based
on the trips length, and no cash is
needed while taking the trip.
Uber is catching on like wildfire
from users, who enjoy its accessibility selecting a ride with a few taps on
the phone instead of calling a taxi
company and waiting long times for

Your thoughts
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the drivers arrival and also its

cheaper price.
Uber also provides jobs to drivers
who are looking to earn extra money.
But this could all come crashing to a
halt, Uber says, if a New Jersey bill is
passed that would put onerous regulations on the company.
The legislation would require ridehailing companies such as Uber to display a Motor Vehicle Commission
marker when drivers are searching for
fares and would require background
checks for drivers, safety inspections
for vehicles and higher insurance regulations.
An Uber spokesman said the company already provides more insurance

than taxi companies do, and said if the

bill is passed, the company might be
forced out of New Jersey, resulting in
the loss of more than 5,000 jobs.
A similar bill in Kansas was struck
down by Gov. Sam Brownbacks veto,
and we couldnt agree more with his
reasoning:
Kansas should be known as a state
that embraces economic growth and
innovation. The jobs created by this
new industry can bring opportunity to
many Kansas families. An open and
free marketplace often results in higher quality products at a more affordable price.
New Jersey, similarly, should be a
state that embraces economic growth
and innovation. Uber found a way to
compete in the transportation market.
Good for them. They should be praised
for that, not overregulated to the point
of extinction.
If taxi companies cant compete, too
bad. Thats called business.

The Sun wants to know: What makes your mom great?

Share your stories with our readers for Mothers Day on May 10
She held you first, cradled in her arms.
She kissed your scraped knees. She marveled over your crayon masterpieces. She
packed your lunch every day. She cheered
you on from the sidelines.
She supports and loves you, no matter
what.
She is your mom, and this Mothers Day,
The Sun wants to celebrate with your stories.

What makes your mom the best? From

she makes the best spaghetti and meatballs to she helped me pay for college
and everything in between, we want to
know. Tell us why your life is better because of your mom.
Moms arent always determined by biology, either. Maybe you have another influence in your life you would like to celebrate
on Mothers Day. Maybe your aunt helped

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raise you. Maybe youve watched your best

friend become the worlds best mom to her
own kids. Maybe youd like to say thanks to
that teacher who made all the difference.
Whoever it may be, share you story with
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APRIL 29MAY 5, 2015 THE SHAMONG SUN 7

The Sun names coloring contest winners

Lewis, Worrell, Lawrence, Dooley, Rook, Askew win in Shamong
The Sun is proud to announce
its winners for the Spring Fling
Coloring Contest. Published in all
10 of our newspapers, children
from around South Jersey and
Princeton colored the Easter
bunny and sent their creation to
us. In total, we received 262 en-

tries in only four weeks!

Winners of the contest received a four-pack of tickets to Sahara Sams! The winners for Shamong are below.
There were 18 entries from
Shamong.
Winners were: Rayne Lewis,

age 6; Katie Worrell, age 7; Ethan

S. Lawrence, age 8; Peyton Dooley,
age 9; Joey Rook, age 10; and
Keyana Askew, age 11.
To see the winners entries,
please visit our Facebook page,
www.facebook.com/ShamongSun.

IMSC club soccer tryouts week of May 4

During the week of May 4, we
will hold our annual club soccer
tryouts for IMSC. We are committed to doing our best to provide
the players and parents in our
club with professional training, a
fun and enjoyable learning soccer
experience, and a nice facility
and environment in which to play
soccer; all this at reasonable
costs. We do this because of our
passion for the game of soccer
and to provide the best travel program experience IMSC soccer
can bring to the children of the
Seneca District. In towns our size,
where the pool of players is
small, it's not easy to sustain such
a program but our program has
grown and flourished quite well!
We truly have a strong community and dedicate ourselves to the
program.
Recently, we've also partnered
with Global Premier Soccer to
further develop the infrastructure for players joining the IMSC

travel and the IMAA rec soccer

programs in Indian Mills. Players
from others towns may and are
encouraged to join the IMSC travel program. We also purchased
four sets of portable lights to use
at our soccer complex for the fall
season since the number of teams
has grown. This will allow us to
take advantage of our recently expanded complex sixsoccer fields
on Atsion Road.
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can
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first week of May. Please also take
a look at our Facebook page to
keep track of what IMAA is doing
to keep our programs strong and
serving our community!

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THURSDAY APRIL 30
Yoga Pretzels: Ages 6-12. 4:30 p.m.
at Pinelands Branch Library. Yoga
Pretzels is a fun and vibrant way
to get kids bending, breathing,
twisting and stretching. Kids will
find their connection with the

universe though playful poses.

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Storytime: Ages 4-6. 10:30 a.m. at
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be followed by an engaging and
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one-hour concerts that are the
perfect way to start (or end) your
week. Matt Turk will be this
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APRIL 29MAY 5, 2015 THE SHAMONG SUN 9

Relay for Life funds life-saving research

Dont leave a tangled mess

for your loved ones to deal
with after youre gone.

Volunteers and participants needed for American Cancer Society fundraiser

By DEBORAH COONEY
Special to The Sun
On this Volunteer Recognition
Day, I am writing you as a volunteer and as senior manager of the
American Cancer Societys Relay
For Life. I have worked for the
American Cancer Society for a
year and a half, but my journey
with the ACS started 13 years ago
as a volunteer. I first became involved with the Relay For Life out
of a sense of gratitude for my
daughters survival of leukemia. I
have remained involved since
then because of my intense desire to play my role in the fight
against cancer! My daughter is
now considered cured, and she
will graduate from college this
May and begin her career in
Boston in July. However, this
story would not be a happy one
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my daughter, but like so many
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other volunteers, I recognize that
I cannot stop my fight until there
is a cure for all cancers. This is
why I continue to volunteer with
the American Cancer Society by
participating in Relay For Life
and have raised close to $8,000 so
far for the upcoming event in
May.
This spring, volunteers from
across the country will take to the
track in more than 5,500 Relay
For Life events nationwide. In
The Suns readership area there
are several Relay events and the
participants of these events will
raise more than $1 million this
year alone. This money will be
used for life-saving research and
patient service programs such as
Hope Lodge, Road To Recovery
and Look Good Feel Better just to
name a few.
Our Relay For Life events make
it possible for these programs and

research, and it is the volunteers

who work tirelessly on our planning committees that make the
Relay For Life events possible.
These volunteers work yearlong
to plan Relay For Life events.
They work long hours while holding jobs and balancing busy family lives.
Our family of volunteers extends beyond Relay For Life.
Whether its walking in our Making Strides Against Breast Cancer event, planning our Hope
Gala, driving patients to and from
treatments, preparing a meal for
the patients at Hope Lodge, running a Look Good Feel Better program or helping out with the dayto-day tasks at our local ACS office, our volunteers are the heart
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commitment to the fight against
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PBCC will take part in 17-city

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PBCC
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my-nominated Philadelphia Boys
Choir & Chorale has cultivated a
following worldwide for these
highly-acclaimed concerts.
Joining this group has ultimately created amazing opportunities for him, mother of
Stephan, Rita said. It has given
him an appreciation of many different genres of music, as well as
different languages.
Under Music Director Jeffrey
R. Smith, PBCC maintains an extensive concert schedule throughout the Mid-Atlantic, as well as an
international touring program.
Established in 1968, its achievements include world tours,
recordings with internationally
renowned orchestras and soloists
such as Luciano Pavarotti and
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including
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Morning America and Saturday Night Live.
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The boys come from all different parts of the area and get into
performing for all different reasons.
When eighth grader Stephan
Oliva from the performing choir
told me that I was a good singer
and I should try out for The
Philadelphia Boys Choir, I decided that I wanted to see what it was
like so I tried out and made it,
said Noah, 11, a fifth grader at Indian Mills Memorial.
Brady is always singing
around the house! mother April
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the choir at the elementary
school, and the music teacher,
Kim Martin, encouraged them to
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makes an hour commute twice
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It has all been worthwhile,
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having had some great memories
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I think my most exciting performance was my first ever at
Christmas in front of a lot of people, Brady said. I dont get nervous, though. I like to show off my
talents!
My favorite memory was
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words, just humming different
melodies, Noah said.
My favorite part so far was
singing in some really great concert halls and cathedrals, such as
Kings College Chapel in Cambridge, England, Notre Dame in
Paris, France, the Cardiff Millennium Centre and Carnegie Hall
in New York City, Stephan said.
Every summer, the performing
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England, and the year before that,
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Chapel in Cambridge, and locally
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They go all over the world to
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Snacks and beverages may be

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