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INSIDE THIS ISSUESeneca pride

Student celebration lastsall week. PAGE 2

SHANNON CAULFIELD/The Shamong Sun

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

on Oct. 31.

Shamong weathers storm with little damageBy SHANNON CAULFIELD

The Shamong Sun

Approximately 43 miles away,Atlantic City was severely dam-

aged by high winds and floodingcaused by Hurricane Sandy.Luckily for Shamong, the town-ship weathered the storm withvery little damage.

Overall, we were very fortu-nate, township administratorSue Onorato said last Wednesday.All schools opened today as didthe municipal building.

According to Onorato, only

about 300 homes lost power. Mostof them had power restored byOct. 31.

By the end of Oct. 31, wehoped to have power to all butmaybe 10 to 15 homes, said Ono-

rato. Some homes also lost cable,too.

Currently, there are three pub-lic works full-time employees, allthree of whom assisted in effortswith the New Jersey State Police,the Indian Mills Volunteer FireCompany, EMS squad, Office ofEmergency Management and theutility companies.

"Thanks to these men, who

worked long and hard to main-tain safe roadways and cleartrees, the Atlantic City ElectricCompany was able to restorepower promptly to our residents,"said Onorato. "Our public works

staff continues to amaze us withwhat they can accomplish with

just three hard-working men. Ifthe residents have the opportuni-ty, please take time to thank themin person."

According to Onorato, the mencredited for their hard work areNorman Welsh, Gary Welsh andSteve Mitchell.

Everyone who lives in Sha-

mong knows the reputation ofour township streets during win-ter snow and ice storms. Thesemen 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 shelterfor those in need within the town-ship.

We also want to thank theShamong Township Board of Ed-ucation, superintendent Szyman-ski, Todd Hall and SandieLeMonyon who provided andstaffed the Indian Mills Middle

School building to be used as ourrefuge center. Although only onetownship family used this center,their appreciation made it allworthwhile. The school also pro-vided a place for volunteers to

rest and receive a meal, saidOnorato.

According to a statement is-sued by Burlington County, therewill be assistance given to theneighboring counties, specificallyAtlantic and Ocean. Ocean Coun-ty had numerous fires, and fivelocal fire companies dispatched

please see COUNTY, page 11

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By SHANNON CAULFIELDThe Shamong Sun

A week-long celebration ofschool spirit culminated on Fri-day, Oct. 26 at Senecas homecom-ing football game.

Seneca students gathered inthe football stadium to cheer onthe Golden Eagles in a gameagainst the Washington Town-

ship Minutemen. Seneca fell 35-28in overtime.

Seneca students celebratedtheir Seneca pride throughoutthe week.

Its a whole week. We break offinto a bunch of committees. Weplan spirit days, themes andeverything for the week, saidCaroline Royston, president ofthe student council.

Homecoming was broken upinto three separate components

the homecoming dance, wherestudents vote for their king andqueen, spirit week and the foot-ball game at the end of the week.

This is the first year we pairedspirit week with homecoming,said Erica Maira, student counciladviser and homecoming organ-izer. It used to be paired with thespirit carnival in the spring, butthe kids wanted it to feel like atrue homecoming.

The student governmentchanged its style to help revamphomecoming. The student coun-

cil created four separate execu-tive chairs for each grade to helporganize the homecoming festivi-ties.

We added four more positions,a liaison from each grade. Theygo out to each homeroom eachFriday to tell them what their sta-tus is, and check to see where thehomeroom is, said Maira. [Thegame] was a culmination of all ofthat.

The student council came upwith a theme for each grade. Sen-iors were the 1960s, and the jun-iors were the 1940s. The sopho-mores chose the 1850s, and thefreshman class was the 1980s.

Spirit week, a week with desig-nated themes each day, includedthe theme the classes chose.

Monday was dress for success.We encouraged every student todress up. Tuesday was crazy hair,and Wednesday was their decade.Thursday was college T-shirt day,and Friday was upperclassmenwear green, underclassmen weargold, said Royston.

The student council wasnt setup to be a separate entity from thestudent body, it was to bring the

school together, said Maira. Ithink this year, it finally hap-pened.

The students then attended a

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The sophomore class chose the 1850s as their decade for a cowboysand Indians shoot-out with silly string during the banner parade atSenecas homecoming on Friday, Oct. 26.

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For a very long time, Medford Lakes hasrun an effective food bank for the sur-rounding communities, including Sha-

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This year, the students of Mrs. LisaFuchss fourth grade class at Indian MillsSchool took the lead as the coordinating

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the food bank has been challenged to keepthe shelves stocked. In response to the callfor assistance, the districts schools aggres-sively collected non-perishable itemsthroughout September.

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The cost of adopting from the shelter isanywhere from $45 to $100, depending on

the type and the age of the animal. All ani-mals are neutered or spayed before beingadopted out.

Seniors interested in adopting will needto fill out an application form and showproof of age and residency. The typical

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pep rally dressed in green andgold, and the finale of spirit week.

The pep rally gave me chills,Royston said. Theres so muchschool spirit.

Additionally, the students cre-ated a seamless lip synching

video slated to be posted toYouTube.We had over 45 clubs, which is

about 300 kids who participatedin the lipdubbing, said Royston.

At halftime, the Golden Eaglesshowed off their dance moves.The cheerleaders performed aroutine before the band took thefield to play their Rocky Balboaensemble, complete with a boxingmatch performed by the color

guard. Immediately followingwas the banner parade with floatsdecorated by decade, and a dancecreated by each class.

The parade has never been tothat extent. I think each year its

just going to get better, saidRoyston. Homecoming never re-ally felt like a homecoming. Thisyear, it was awesome.

It was a true celebration,said Maira.

STUDENTContinued from page 2


The Golden Eagles played the Washington TownshipMinutemen during Homecoming on Friday, Oct. 26.

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Joe Magnarelli Trio: 7:30 to 10p.m. at Memorial Hall, Cathedralof the Woods Church, 100 StokesRoad and Mohawk Trail, MedfordLakes. Jazz and blues showcasefeaturing the Joe Magnarelli Trio.Cost is $20 general admission,

$15 students and seniors. Formore information call (609) 654-4220 or visit www.jazzand-bluesshowcase.com.

NOV. 11Veterans Day Observance: 11 a.m. at

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NOV. 13Memory Screening: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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Knitting Club: Ages 7 to 16. 4 p.m. atPinelands Library. Since the sum-mers knitting club with MissCheryl was such a hit, it is backfor the fall! During this four-weekseries, kids will learn the basics ofknitting. By the end of the series,they will leave with a completedproject. Bring size 10 knittingneedles. Yarn provided. Registra-tion required. Register online orcall (609) 654-6113.

Stamping and Paper Crafting: 6:30p.m. at Pinelands Branch Library.Level one class in rubber stamp-ing and paper crafting. Learnbasic techniques that can beused to make beautiful hand-made cards, scrapbook pagesand other projects. Bring scis-sors, adhesives and a paper cut-ter, if possible. A bone folder isalso helpful, but not required.Space is limited, so registrationrequired. Register online or call(609) 654-6113.

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less than 5 percent.But Bruce discovered that theapproval process needs some seri-ous fine-tuning, Addiego contin-ued. The legislative package weare introducing today, as a resultof his input, will make sureratepayers are heard and makesure that companies like Ameri-can Water are held fully account-able.

One of the bills would requirethat the Division of Rate Counsel,which is charged with protecting

the consumer, provide customerswith a detailed explanation ofany proposed settlement it negoti-ates with a utility. Customersmust receive this explanation bydirect mail before it is brought be-fore the Board of Public Utilitiesfor approval.

This is critically important toensure that rate counsel servesthe ratepayer and not the utility,and that ratepayers are providedwith the information they need tomake an independent decisionabout the validity of any settle-ment, said Garganio. Armedwith this report they can decidefor themselves if they want to op-pose or comment on whats beenput on the table.

In its most recent case, NewJersey American Water negotiat-ed a $30 million increase, a far cryfrom the $99 million it originallysought, but we still dont knowthe justification behind that set-tlement, Garganio said.

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That rate increases by publicutilities be subject to public hear-

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Addiego noted that unlikeother bills introduced to addresstransparency issues this pack-age is comprehensive and appli-cable to all utility companies reg-ulated by the BPU, not justwater, but also sewer, electric andgas.

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Additionally, county shelterstook in 400 or more individualsfrom both Atlantic and Oceancounties. Of the people, 200 were

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need to work expeditiously toclear our roadways for safe pas-sage. In the meantime, we will doeverything we can to help ourfriends in neighboring Ocean andAtlantic Counties. I know we stillhave a long way to go, but ourcounty and local emergency man-agement personnel and volun-teers have done a great job ofkeeping on top of this storm,Freeholder Director Bruce Gar-ganio said in a statement last

week.While there wasnt as muchdamage in Shamong as othercommunities, normality is beingrestored as homes begin to gettheir power back.

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