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com MAY 18-24, 2011 FREE

Looking Thunderbolt champs

for savings
in budget
Committee, BOE sit down to
discuss what steps need to be
taken on defeated school budget
By KATRINA GRANT
The Shamong Sun
The township committee and
agreed to pay 1.5 percent of their
benefits.
The topic of solar panels hit a
rough patch when Mayor Jon
Special to The Sun
Seneca’s seventh-grade boys lacrosse team won its group in the Thunderbolt Tournament in West
Windsor recently. Pictured in the back row, from left, are Kasey Szymantek, Ty Butler, Matt Mozi-
tis, Justin Cappetta, Sam Pawlowski, Tyler McCormick and Chris Stahl. In the front row are Ryan
Hackney, Nick George, Timmy McCormick, Bryant Smith, Dylan Reidenbaker, Taylor Rosales, Jake
Hogan, Jimmy Waters and Brandon Hughes. Not pictured: Chris Koebert.

Learning more than football

the board of education came to-
gether last week at a meeting to
discuss the $160,000 budget deficit
that the Shamong Township
school district faces, after the
budget that would have raised the
current tax levy by 3.37 cents was
defeated by 74 votes. The meeting
began with superintendent
Thomas Christensen explaining
some of the steps the school dis-
trict took to save money while
keeping the quality of education.
“Our main goal was to save tax-
payer money while keeping the
quality of education,” Chris-
tensen said. “The school district
was found to be at a 100 percent ef-
ficiency rate by the county and
state. I don’t know what else we
can do.”
Among the many steps that the
school district took to cut costs,
there were three main ones that
seemed to be topics of much dis-
cussion at the meeting. They
were shared services, pay and
benefits and the new solar panels
that were installed. Christensen
said that the teachers had taken a
pay freeze the year before and es-
sentially a pay cut when they
Shevelew asked why the energy
costs were $137,000 the previous
year and were projected to be
$160,000 for the next year after the
instillation of the solar panels.
The increase in energy costs
ended up being an accounting
error, with the projected cost of
energy standing at $107,000 for a
savings of $30,000. Also the rev-
enue that is anticipated for the
coming year from the solar pan-
els is expected to be $142,000.
Shared services were another
big area that the board, commit-
tee and residents focused on.
While the school already has a
number of shared services in
place, such as snow removal and
trash collection, the topic of shar-
ing a superintendent sparked
much discussion. Christensen is
retiring in July of this year and
the school district has been look-
ing into sharing a superintendent
with another district. Last year
they approached Tabernacle, but
Tabernacle declined. This year
they are looking into Medford
Lakes and feel that the superin-
tendent there would be a good fit.
please see BUDGET, page 11
By KATRINA GRANT
The Shamong Sun
Football is a sport that many
young kids enjoy. At Seneca
Youth Football, boys from the
ages of 5 to 14 from the areas of
Shamong, Southampton, Taber-
nacle and Woodland are able to
participate in the sport. The non-
profit youth organization allows
children an opportunity to play
competitive organized football.
At Seneca Youth Football, chil-
dren are introduced to the game,
rules, plays, as well as sportsman-
ship and teamwork from a very
young age. The organization
helps to build a good foundation
for football and a good player.
“Last year was actually my
son’s first year and it was a great
experience,” president of Seneca
Youth Football Alex Soto said.
“He learned a great deal about
playing football, as well as the
value of good sportsmanship and
teamwork. These experiences for
all of our young football players
can be attributed to all our hard-
working and dedicated volun-
teers, our passionate and diligent
coaching staff, volunteers as well,
the support of our local high
school and most importantly, the
commitment from our families.”
Last year shaped up to be a
good season for the Seneca Youth
Football League with several
teams finishing their seasons
with a winning record. The 90-lb
varsity team finished the regular
season undefeated, un-scored
upon and finished with a 9-1 over-
all record. The 75- and 105-lb
teams both finished the season 6-3
and made it to the playoffs. The
60-lb team came in 2nd in the
year-end Lumberton Tourna-
ment, finishing the season with a
6-2 record. The unlimited team
finished the season as a playoff
team and advanced to the 2nd
round of the playoffs with a 35-0
victory over Maple Shade.
The children who play in
Seneca Youth football are able to
play up until their freshman year.
The football league works closely
with coaches from the high
school.
“We receive a great deal of sup-
port from Seneca High School
and from the head coach, Bill
Fisher, and his staff,” Soto said.
“Our players play for Seneca
Youth Football until they reach
high school and have the opportu-
nity to play as freshmen.”
Seneca Youth Football prides
itself in being an organization
that not only teaches about the
game of football, but also helps
them build skills and relation-
ships in other areas of life.
“We are a strong group of hard
working families who do the best
we can to provide our children
the opportunity to play a fun
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Ballots in the mail

The ballots are in the mail – the
vote by mail ballots, that is.
Burlington County Clerk Timo-
thy Tyler recently announced
that ballots for four of the Coun-
ty’s five state legislative districts –
the 6th, 7th, 9th, and 12th – have
been mailed to voters who have
signed up to vote by mail.
Ballots for the 8th District had
been delayed by legal proceed-
ings, but are now being mailed to
voters.
“We want to put voters on no-
tice that they will see some signif-
icant changes,” Tyler said. “First,
the redistricting process has
placed a number of municipali-
ties in new districts. Second, vot-
ers will notice that the ballots
themselves are smaller in size
than in the past.”
To summarize the town
changes:
n Bordentown City, Borden-
town Township and the Borough
of Fieldsboro have been moved
from the 30th Legislative District
to the 7th Legislative District.
n Chesterfield, New Hanover
and North Hanover Townships
have been relocated from the 30th
Legislative District to the 12th
Legislative District.
n Maple Shade Township has
moved from the 7th legislative
District to the 6th Legislative Dis-
trict.
n Moorestown and Mount Lau-
rel have been moved from the 8th
Legislative District to the 7th Leg-
islative District.
n Mount Holly and Westamp-
ton have moved from the 7th Leg-
islative District to the 8th Legisla-
tive District.
n Tabernacle Township has
been relocated from the 8th to the
9th Legislative District
n The Borough of Wrightstown
has been moved from the 8th to
the 12th Legislative District.
“Suffice it to say, voters in these
towns are likely to see some unfa-
miliar candidates at the top of
their ballots,” Tyler said.
He said voters would also no-
tice a change in the overall di-
mensions of the vote-by-mail bal-
lot. Ballots have routinely been
mailed in an 11 by 17 inch size
and have often contained a lot of
unused white space.
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Compare the U.S. system to how Israel secures its flights: lots
of behavioral profiling, followed by, if necessary, searches and
scans, and putting air marshals on all flights. It’s time-consum-
ing, expensive and highly effective. Chances are that at least
Memorial Day recycling schedule
one of the aforementioned conspirators would have been found The Burlington County recy- Memorial Day 2011 Holiday n Ft. Dix, McGuire AFB, New
cling schedule will shift to the Schedule: Hanover, Pemberton Borough,
out during one of the rounds of questioning, or would have next day due to the Memorial n Eastampton, Lumberton, Pemberton Twp., Tabernacle,
been deterred from trying in the first place since they knew Day Holiday. Normal Monday re- Mt. Holly, Southampton – Recy- Washington, Wrightstown – Re-
cycling will shift to Tuesday and cle Tuesday, May 31 cycle Friday, June 3.
every flight had marshals on board. Tuesday recycling will shift to n Hainesport, Mt. Laurel – Re- n Evesham – Recycle Saturday,
Putting such a system in place in the U.S. no doubt would do Wednesday, Wednesday shifts to cycle Wednesday, June 1. June 4.
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So, which way should the U.S. go? Should we return to the
days when you could arrive 30 minutes before your flight and
have plenty of time to get on board? Or should we do all we can SPEAK UP!
to secure flights? This “stuck in the middle” approach is time- The Shamong Sun welcomes letters from readers. Brief and to the point is best, so we look for letters
consuming, and doesn’t really get the job done. that are 300 words or fewer. Be sure to include your name, address and phone number with your letter,
and know that we will print your name and hometown with the letter. We do not print anonymous let-
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Chief Executive Officer Chairman of the Board
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