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Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Classified . . . . . . . . . . . 19–23Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

INSIDE THIS ISSUEDistrict goals

Eastern BOE reviewsprogress. PAGE 7

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It was all smiles for these two seniors and many more at Eastern Regional High School’s commencement ceremony for the class of2015. Parents, family members, friends, faculty and of course the students themselves all turned out for the school’s 49th commence-ment ceremony on June 18. Despite some clouds in the sky, the students’ mortarboards stayed dry as the received their diplomas andwalked off the field toward their futures. For more photos, please see page 10. For a list of graduating seniors, please see page 11.

Eastern Regional High School Class of 2015 ‘Aroundthe World

in ThreeDays’

By ZANE CLARKThe Sun

In Jules Verne’s classic novel,Phileas Fogg attempted to makehis famous trip around the worldin just 80 days, but Fogg couldhave learned a thing or two fromthe students at Signal Hill Ele-mentary School, who recentlymade their own trip around theworld in only three.

This year at Signal Hill, June15, 16 and 17 marked the school’ssecond annual "Around the Worldin Three Days" activities.

During the three days, studentsspent their time educating oneanother about the people, foods,cultures, landmarks, geographyand almost anything else one

please see EVENT, page 14

Signal Hill Elementary students travel

the world without leaving their school

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2 — JUNE 24–30, 2015

The Voorhees branch of theCamden County Library is offer-ing several classes on a variety of topics for adults during July.

Being computer literate can beuseful for personal business andmay even help on the job, socheck out a class or two. Pleasenote some classes require famil-iarity with a computer.

• Welcome to the Web AdultIntermediate. Tuesday, July 7,10:30 a.m. Using a web browser,navigating a webpage, basics of

using a search engine. Must knowhow to use the mouse.

• Microsoft Word I Adult Ad-vanced. Tuesday, July 14, 7p.m. Creating, editing and savingof a word processing document.Must know how to use the mouse.

• Microsoft Excel Adult ad-vanced Wednesday, July 22, 7p.m. Basic overview of the Excelprogram, working with a spread-sheet, formatting and more. Mustknow how to use a mouse.

• Microsoft Word II Tuesday,July 28, 7 p.m. Creating bulletedlists, setting margins, basic ta-bles, inserting clip-art and WordArt.

Registration for the July class-es and can be done online atwww.camdencountylibrary.org/events or by calling (856_ 772-1636ext. 7388. Classes tend to fillquickly, so don’t delay.

The following Voorhees resi-dents graduated from WidenerUniversity: Leelabati Biswasearned a bachelor’s of science inbiochemistry; Amanda Changearned a bachelor’s of science innursing; Francesca Delvecchioearned a master’s of social work;and Magdeleine Vasso earned adoctor of philosophy in nursing.

University of the Sciences rec-ognized graduates from the

Voorhees area: Kaltrina Pacukugraduated with a master’s of oc-cupational therapy degree andSona Singh graduated cum laudewith a doctor of physical therapydegree.

Library offerscomputer

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4 — JUNE 24–30, 2015

The Fusion Performing ArtsCenter’s newest production forthe adult theater company is thenew, original musical “Adam's Re-demption.”

This is a dark, bloody, slightlydisturbing musical about a vam-pire who wants to regain his mor-tality. This is no sparkly teendrama, and inappropriate for per-formers under 17 years of age.But for those who’d like to be in-volved in an emerging new workwith “teeth,” come audition. Menand women of all colors, back-grounds, shapes and persuasions

are encouraged to join the cast.Performances are the weekend

of Aug. 28, 29 and 30.Auditions will be held Friday,

June 26 at 7 p.m. at the FusionPerforming Arts Center, 1040Voorhees Town Center.

Email [email protected] toarrange an audition time-slot.

Performers are asked to pre-pare a short monologue and asong. Dance and fight experienceare a plus, but are not requiredfor casting.

on campus

Fusion auditionsset for June 26

Alexander Rai of Voorhees at-tained summa cum laude gradua-tion in two associate programs atthe Burlington County College, inthe degrees of education and po-litical science. Additionally, Rairetains membership to Psi Beta,Psychology Honor Society(Philadelphia charter founder),Phi Theta Kappa Society, Alpha

Beta Gamma Society (Interna-tional Business) and GammaBeta Phi (Community ServiceHonors mission).

Alyssa R. Maslen of Voorheeswas among the more than 930bachelor's and associate's degreerecipients at The University of Scranton undergraduate com-mencement on May 31 at the Mo-hegan Sun Arena at Casey Plazain Wilkes-Barre.

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JUNE 24–30, 2015 –THE VOORHEES SUN 5


A significant portion of thepublic comment section of theJune 15 Voorhees TownshipSchool District Board of Educa-tion meeting was dedicated to oneparent’s attempts to get informa-tion on the investigation of a Ha-

rassment, Intimidation and Bul-lying incident she said took placeagainst her child.

During the public commentportion of the meeting, parentCynthia Kahn described how inMay, she called her child’s schoolto report a HIB incident that hap-pened to her child around the endof March.

Kahn said she believed stateHIB guidelines required an inves-

tigation of the incident, with thefindings brought before the boardat the next May meeting afterKahn reported the incident,which Kahn said did not happen.

Kahn also described having ameeting with SuperintendentRaymond Brosel Jr. and AssistantSuperintendent of BusinessFrank DeBerardinis, but believed

the incident was being “sweptunder the carpet” and it was “ab-solutely disgusting.”

With a report on the findings of a potential HIB incident on theJune 15 meeting’s agenda for ap-proval from the board, Kahn saidshe believed the law required thedistrict to release the findings toher.

Parent voices angerto BOE over attempts

to receive HIB report

please see NEXT, page 9

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6 THE VOORHEES SUN — JUNE 24–30, 2015

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As the weather heats up, so do activitiesin Voorhees.

On April 26, Voorhees Township cele-brated Earth Day at Eastern Regional HighSchool. The event included many fun fami-ly activities and was coordinated by theVoorhees Environmental and Cultural Ed-ucation Foundation along with the RutgersUniversity Center for Urban Environmen-tal Sustainability.

On the morning of April 28, I attendedthe meeting of the Key Communicators of Voorhees, a roundtable discussion amongkey opinion leaders in our community whoidentify public opinion about the schoolsand pass along information about the

schools to our community.From May 1 to May 11, the Voorhees

Town Center again hosted a carnival tobenefit the NephCure Foundation. Thou-sands of people enjoyed great food, goodmusic and exciting rides for a wonderful

cause.On May 2,

Voorhees was onceagain proud to bethe home of the2015 Women’sHealth Conferencepresented by theCamden CountyFreeholders atEastern RegionalHigh School. Theday included pre-sentations fromexperts abouthealth, nutrition,

exercise and pro-fessional and fi-nancial wellness.

Also, the same day, the Voorhees Town-ship Rabies Clinic was held at Lions LakeComplex, providing almost 200 free rabies

vaccinations to our dogs and cats.On May 6, I was honored to be part of

Eastern’s 50th anniversary celebration.For a half century, Eastern has molded thelives of our young people.

On May 15, the Annual Animal WelfareAssociation Paws & Feet 5K Race & DoggieFun Day was held at Cooper River Park.The event included pet contests, demon-strations and entertainment. Money raisedgoes toward the adoption center and thecare of homeless animals.

On May 20, the monthly luncheon meet-ing of the Voorhees Business Associationwas held at Rodizio Grill. The VBA pro-vides a forum for business persons and

businesses in the Voorhees area to meetand to share and discuss concerns and in-terests of a civic, commercial, cultural andeconomic nature. Later in the day, I attend-

Voorhees packs in the activities around town

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summer is here!

Life changes here in New Jersey for

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Every summer, the end of the school

year means the temporary end of school coverage – stories and photos

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True, summer often does signal a

slowdown in “official” town- and

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At the June 17 meeting of theEastern Camden County Region-al School District Board of Edu-cation, the district gave a statusreport on its goals for the 2014-2015 school year.

The list of goals consisted of four objectives set by the district’sadvisory council, which includesmembers of the BOE, student

leaders, staff members, commit-tee members and administrators.According to Robert Cloutier,

director of curriculum, instruc-tion and professional develop-ment, the goals were increasingthe performance of students withdisabilities on state assessmentsin English and math, increasingthe number of 11th- and 12th-grade students taking at least oneAP exam and AP course, and in-creasing overall daily attendance.

Regarding students with dis-

abilities, Cloutier said in 2013-2014, which is the latest schoolperformance report available,there was a slight improvementin math scores to 49.1 percent, butthe district still did not meet thestate target of 70.8 percent.

“The state has significantlymoved the target about 5 percent-age points each year, which is farsurpassing our improvements,”Cloutier said.

For English scores in 2013-14,

Cloutier said the district was at78.2 percent, and although thatwas below the state target of 80.5percent, the district met the confi-dence interval and therefore wascounted as meeting the target.

Cloutier credited improve-ments in the English curriculum,and said for math, the district iscontinuing to improve on the as-sessments and benchmarks andhopes to fill a vacant special edu-cation position with someonewho is highly qualified in math.

For the second district goal of getting more students grades 11and 12 to take at least one APexam, Cloutier said the lastschool performance report had27.8 percent of students doing so,

which was a steady improvementbut still below the 35 percentmark the district set for itself.

For the third goal of gettingmore students in grades 11 and 12to take at least one AP course,Cloutier said the number wascurrently at 39.8 percent, justunder the 40 percent goal the dis-trict had set. Cloutier noted thatthis year about 800 students tookat least one AP course, and fornext school year, students with re-

quests for at least one AP coursewere already more than 900.

“This summer, we are sendingsix teachers to AP summer insti-tutes. In past summers, we’ve

only sent two teachers on aver-age,” Cloutier said.

Eastern Principal Robert TullJr. spoke about the fourth districtgoal of increasing attendance,and said the district was doing sothrough initiatives such as build-ing a “net” around students whomiss days, starting early in theyear and including conferenceswith parents.

For the 2015-2016 year, Cloutierspoke of a fifth goal to be added,

which would be research into anew bell schedule that wouldallow students to take eight class-es throughout the year by movingto a common lunch.


Fourth of July concert

and fireworks

The FreeholderBoard will host the

3rd annual Cam-

den WaterfrontFreedom Festivaland Fourth of July

fireworks displayon Saturday, July 4,

2015. The festival isset to run from 5:00

to 9:30 p.m. and willinclude concerts, a veteran’s trib-

ute and conclude with a spectac-ular, world-class fireworks

display over the Delaware River.We expect more than 150,000

visitors to Wiggins WaterfrontPark this summer for events

ranging from great entertain-ment like the Fourth of July Fire-

works and Sunset Jazz Series toactivities such as waterfront yoga

and workout Wednesdays. Mycolleagues on the Freeholder

Board and I know how much res-idents enjoy the outdoors, and we

strive to continually improveCamden County's parks so that

they provide maximum enter-

tainment and fun for the wholefamily.

The Freedom Festival will fea-

ture a variety of fun activities forchildren to enjoy, including jug-

glers, face painting and inflatablebounce houses. For adults, the

festival will also feature a BeerGarden, with local brewers, dis-

tillers and vineyards like FlyingFish, Cooper River Distillers and

wine from Sharrott. Free eventparking will be provided at the

Waterfront, courtesy of the Cityof Camden Parking Authority be-

ginning at 4 p.m.The Independence Day festivi-

ties begin with the dedication of the Camden County Veterans

Stage and an American MusicTribute to our veterans by the

Philharmonic of Southern NewJersey at 5 p.m. The music con-

tinues at 6:30 p.m.with Kathy Sledge,

the legendary voice

of We Are Family.Blood, Sweat andTears takes the

stage at 8 p.m. fol-lowed by a fire-

works show overthe Delaware River

at 9:30 p.m.The Freedom Festival contin-

ues with Military AppreciationDay on July 5 as Camden County

salutes our troops with dis-counted admission to the Adven-

ture Aquarium and theBattleship New Jersey. The Bat-

tleship New Jersey offers activemilitary, WWII veterans and for-

mer USS NJ crewmembers freetours.

We invite everyone to come outto the Camden Waterfront for a

weekend full of music, food, fire-works and fun for the entire fam-

ily. We hope you can join us as theregion’s largest fireworks show

lights up the Delaware River.

Wiggins Waterfront Park is lo-cated at Riverside Drive and Dr.Martin Luther King Boulevard in

Camden. All of the events aremade possible through a joint

partnership between the CamdenCounty Freeholder Board, the

City of Camden, WMGK102.9FM, Camden Waterfront

Partners, Cooper’s Ferry Part-nership and the City of Camden

Parking Authority.For more information on Cam-

den County, please visitwww.camdencounty.com. If you

have any other questions aboutCounty services, please call me at

(856) 225-5466, or email me at [email protected]. Also,

you can like us on Facebook atwww.Facebook.com/camden-

countynj and follow us on Twitter@camdencountynj.

By Freeholder Jeffr ey Nash

Eastern BOE discusses statusof district goals at June meeting

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THURS Y JUNE 25Stories with Mr. Malcolm: Ages 3-8.

Voorhees Branch Library at 203Laurel Road. Watch stories come

to life at this drop-in story timewith local performer Mr. Malcolm.

Next Chapter Book Club: Adult. 7p.m. Voorhees Branch Library at203 Laurel Road. The Next Chap-ter Book Club offers weeklyopportunities for adults andteens with intellectual and devel-opmental disabilities to read andlearn together, talk about booksand make friends in a relaxed,community setting. Please con-tact Rosemary Scalese at (856)772-1636 x7350 or

[email protected] for more information. Space islimited.

Scrabble Group: 1 to 3 p.m. atVoorhees Branch Library. Take abreak and enjoy a challenginggame of Scrabble with a fewfriends. Held in conjunction withKennedy Eldermed.

Voorhees Breakfast Rotary Club:7:15 a.m. at Short Hills Deli &Restaurant, 486 East Evesham

Road, No. 103, Cherry Hill. Formore information visitwww.voorheesbreakfastrotary.org.

Body After Baby: 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. at

1011 Main Street Promenade. Usea combination of pilates and yogato strengthen, increase flexibilityand tighten. Cost is $60 for sixweeks. Registration required. Formore information visitwww.events.cooperhealth.org.

Voorhees Central Chapter of BNIBreakfast: 7 a.m. at The Man-sion, 3000 Main St. BNI is a busi-ness and professional referralorganization. For more informa-tion visit www.bnidvr.com.

BNI Marlton Regional Chapter

Lunch: Every Thursday at 11:30a.m. at The Mansion, 3000 MainSt., Voorhees. BNI is a businessand professional networkingreferral organization. Join us tolearn more about how to growyour business. Call Ray for detailsat (609) 760-0624.

FRI Y JUNE 26Babies' Playgroup: Ages 1-18

months. 10 a.m. Voorhees BranchLibrary at 203 Laurel Road. Littleones meet new friends! Thelibrary provide the toys andbooks but no organized program-ming.

Toddler's Playgroup: Ages 18 - 36months. 11 a.m. Voorhees BranchLibrary at 203 Laurel Road. Playwith new friends! The library pro-vides the toys and books but noorganized programming.

Senior Card Group: Adult. 12:45 p.m.Voorhees Branch Library at 203Laurel Road. Seniors meet, week-ly, to play various card games.

Pokémon Fun Night! Ages 5-11. 6:30p.m. Voorhees Branch Library at203 Laurel Road. Trade cards,

make a craft and play Wii on thebig screen. No valuable cardsplease.

Coffee with Voorhees Committee-man Mike Friedman: 8 a.m. atPanera Bread in Voorhees, 1200White Horse Road. A chance forresidents to discuss township andgovernment issues with their com-mitteeman. All are welcome.

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“Who can I expect to be givingme a copy of this, because yourattorney said not to call theschool because it’s supposed to gothrough him? So maybe someonecan address up there when can Iexpect a written copy of the find-ings of the HIB?” Kahn asked.

Board President Richard Nel-son informed Kahn that as shehad hired an attorney to dealwith the matter, she and her attor-ney would have to go through

BOE solicitor Howard Mendelsonand not the board regarding thesituation.

Kahn said the district was ig-noring phone calls and emailsfrom her and her lawyer, whichMendelson denied.

“We are in fact talking witheach other,” Mendelson said. “If he has represented to you that Iam not talking to him, that is notin fact true.”

Mendelson said the public BOEmeeting was not the appropriate

venue for the discussion, suggest-ed she was reading the law incor-rectly, and several times suggest-ed she speak with her lawyer.

In other news:• Board member Rich Wojdon

spoke regarding a MilestoneAward he received from the NewJersey School Boards Associationfor having served 30 years on theVoorhees Township Board of Ed-ucation.

Wojdon said while the awarddoes mean “something,” it was allthe educators before him and inthe district who meant “every-thing.”

“You are what make the sys-tem,” Wojdon said. “All we have todo is vote ‘yes, we want that per-son here,’ and seeing all of youstand here, I know we made aheck of a lot of right decisions.”

• Jeanne DelColle of StocktonUniversity’s teacher preparationdepartment presented the districtwith the university’s gratitude forallowing Stockton teacher candi-dates to mentor with Voorheesteachers.

DelColle also thanked the dis-trict for doing so while simultane-ously dealing with several educa-tion reforms in the past severalyears, such as evaluationchanges, Common Core StateStandards and Partnership forAssessment of Readiness for Col-lege and Careers testing.

• Retiring Eastern RegionalHigh School chemistry teacherMichael Harrison spoke beforethe board about concerns thatsome students weren’t entering

high school with a framework inmathematics skills necessary forscience classes.

One suggestion Harrison of-fered was to find a way for East-ern and Voorhees teachers tomeet and share feedback.

• The next meeting of theVoorhees Township BOE isscheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 26at the district administrationbuilding.

NEXTContinued from page 5

Next meeting is Aug. 26

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ENROLL FORSUMMER NOW!

ZANE CLARK/The Sun

Clockwise from left: Students throw their caps into the air after re-ceiving their diplomas; two students walk to their seats at the begin-ning of the ceremony; students line up to receive their diplomas; stu-dents walking in and waving at the beginning of the ceremony; andclass president of the class of 2015 Jenna Kosyla addressing herpeers. From left across the bottom of the page: Two students walking

in; students clasping hands as they walk to their seats; and studentsseated while listening to speakers.

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could think of from various coun-tries around the world.

Students dined on foods fromforeign lands, viewed student-cre-ated banners that illustrated fea-tures of various countries,marched in flag parades, learnedto say hello in different lan-guages, played games from differ-ent cultures and took part in allsorts of other multinationallearning experiences.

Signal Hill teacher DanielRiggs said the idea for the"Around the World in ThreeDays" event first came last yearwhen the school was faced withan unusually late school year,having been forced to close for somany snow days in the winter.

Riggs, along with fellow teach-ers Jenna Gallo and CheriseStankovitch, decided to collabo-rate and find a way to give thekids something to do with that extra time while still educating

them, and soon "Around theWorld in Three Days" was born.

“The three us just kind of brainstormed and thought wehave so many children in ourschool from different back-grounds that we might expose thechildren to the rest of the world,”Riggs said.

Riggs said another big compo-nent of the activities was stu-dents being able to take tours of the school and listen to fifth-gradestudent experts detail informa-tion on replicas of world land-marks that had been created byother students with the help of art teacher Kate Palumbo.

“Each landmark had a fifth-grade landmark expert who usedtheir own time outside of schoolto research those landmarks andprepare very interactive presen-tations for the whole school,”Riggs said.

Stankovitch said the event alsohad the added bonus of allowing

the halls to still be fun, decorativeand educational at the end of theyear where normally staff would

be taking everything down, in-cluding bulletin boards that hadquestions posted to quiz studentson their knowledge of differentcountries.

“Usually at this time of year,it’s really hard to get them tolearn any new information, sothis is a way,” Stankovitch said.“They were all engaged, excited,learning so much. They all wantto travel around the world and seethese places now.”

The school even had a largeworld map on the wall inside nearthe main entrance, with photosfrom trips children and their fam-ilies have actually taken.

“It’s neat to see where all thechildren have traveled, andthey’re quite traveled,” Gallosaid.

Principal Sharon Stallings saidthe event was just another waythe school could continue with itsmission to “Inspire, Engage andInnovate” with its students and

the ways they learn.“Our school is very diverse,

and it’s an opportunity for all of us to learn different things abouteach other,” Stallings said.


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On Memorial Day, I was hon-ored to participate in the annualmemorial services at Mt. ZionA.M.E. Church and Ashland Pres-byterian Church. I was onceagain privileged to be the guestspeaker at the Annual KirkwoodMemorial Day Parade which hon-ors the fallen heroes who paid theultimate price for our freedom.Thanks to the volunteers on theparade committee, particularlythe Vandergrift family, theVoorhees Township Fire Depart-ment, our police department andthe Eastern Marching Vikings formaking the parade and ceremonymemorable.

On May 30, our schools held aColor-A-Thon at Connolly Park. Agreat day was had by all whileraising money to support the Par-ent Faculty Associations of VMS,ET Hamilton, Osage and Kressonschools. On the same day, theVoorhees Cultural and DiversityCommittee, along with the Cam-den County Human RelationsCommission, sponsored a confer-ence at Legacy Hall in Voorheesaddressing anti-bullying and newimmigration laws.

On June 3, I enjoyed the 11thAnnual Wine and Food Tasting tobenefit the Alicia Rose VictoriousFoundation. The event featuredfine wines, draft beers, spirits and

great food from around the world.The foundation installs teen cen-ters in hospitals throughout thecountry to bring hope, excitementand entertainment to teens facing

difficult conditions while receiv-ing hospital treatment.

On the evening of June 4, I enjoyed Columbia Bank’s network-ing event held at The Mansion. Itwas a great opportunity for ourcommunity’s various businessesto gather to exchange ideas andenjoy great food and drinks.

On the evening of June 11, Iwas honored to be part of theJFCS program, Right In OurBackyard. The event helped edu-cate students and parents aboutdeveloping increased addictionawareness in the community andstopping addiction-related deaths.Heroin addiction is an epidemicand must be addressed. Later inthe evening, thousands gatheredat Connolly Park to enjoy the firstshow in our 2015 Summer Twi-light Series which featured “Be-ginnings: A Tribute to Chicago.”

On the morning of June 13, aKirkwood Lake Clean-Up and Na-ture Walk was held. Later in the

morning, I was part of PhilippineIndependence Picnic Celebrationat Cooper River Park. Hundredsenjoyed a day long celebration of the Filipino heritage. Later in theday, I was honored to be part of the Voorhees Senior Club’s Annu-al Luncheon and administeroaths to the new officers. The dayalso included the Relay for Life of Cherry Hill/Voorhees. I onceagain enjoyed the American Can-cer Society’s emotional event tosave lives and create a world withmore birthdays by helping peopleget well, stay well and find a curefor cancer. The same evening,HOPE Church hosted SummerFest 2015 which included music,

prayer and a chance to enjoyfriendship.

On June 17, Rodizio Grill host-ed the monthly luncheon meetingof the VBA. Later in the day,

Rodizio Grill also hosted themonthly dinner meeting of theCamden County Mayor’s Associa-tion.

On the afternoon of June 18, Iwas once again honored to takepart in Eastern Regional HighSchool’s graduation ceremony.Congratulations to all of thegraduates!

On the morning of June 20, theStafford Woods Golf Course host-ed the 2015 Stafford Open. Discgolfers from all over the east coastenjoyed our facility.

On the evening of June 22, thePhiladelphia Union and RodizioGrill hosted “A Town Takeover”at the Voorhees Town Center. Theevent offered an opportunity tomeet members of the Philadel-phia Union Soccer Team as wellas enjoy inflatable games, give-aways and prizes.

Upcoming events include theAnnual BocceBrooke Tourna-ment on June 28 at Kirkwood

Park beginning at noon. Theevent brings our township’sneighborhoods together for a funday of bocce, food and drink.

On July 15, the monthly lunch-eon meeting of the VBA will beheld at Legacy Hall, 333 PrestonAve. in Voorhees.

• The second show in our Sum-mer Twilight Series will be onThursday, July 16 (rain date July23) and will feature “Evolution: ATribute to Journey.” This per-formance will re-create the histo-ry and hit songs of the legendaryband. The show is free and startsat 7:30 p.m. at Connolly Park.

• From July 20-25, the VoorheesPolice Department will hold its2nd Annual Junior Police Acade-my. The program teaches ouryoung people from the ages of 12to 16 to appreciate and respect theduties and life of a police officer.Interested parents and applicantscan contact Lt. Dennis Ober at(856) 882-1110 ([email protected]).

Applications and forms for theJunior Police Academy can befound at http://vtpd.com/bu-reauofcommunity-affairs/. Appli-cations must be submitted byJuly 1 to be considered.

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