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OCT. 29–NOV. 4, 2014
BOE member
asked to resign
Cherokee defeats Cherry Hill West, 3-0
Resident Sue Wilder continues allegations
that board member Kevin Stone sent her
confidential school board information
By ZANE CLARK
The Sun
ZANE CLARK/The Sun
It was a 3-0 victory at home for the Cherokee High School boys varsity soccer team against Cherry Hill West on Oct. 21. Pictured is Cherokee’s, Christian Ognibene, a junior, as he battled it out
with West.
At the Oct. 23 meeting of the
Evesham Township Board of Education, board members Lisa
Mansfield, Joanne Harmon and
Trish Everhart joined resident
Sue Wilder in calling for the resignation of board member Kevin
Stone.
The calls for Stone’s resignation stem from allegations Wilder
has made against Stone at three
consecutive meetings in which
she said Stone gave her confidential board information in multiple instances with the direction to
“leak” the information to the
news media.
Wilder first called for Stone’s
resignation at the board’s Aug. 21
meeting after she said a week
prior Stone left a letter in her
mailbox containing confidential
school board information asking
her to “leak” the information to
the media.
Wilder said she did not and has
not since presented the letter to
the board for concerns that the
confidential school board information contained within would
then become a matter of public
record, which she believes it
should not.
At the Oct. 23, meeting Wilder
made a statement during public
comment in which she read a letter from parents complaining
about emails and posts on Facebook Stone allegedly made containing threats, nastiness and
foul language toward coaches and
families of Stone’s son’s baseball
team, and she said Stone has gone
around town telling people she is
“angry” and “crazy.”
Wilder has previously said she
believes Stone chose to send information to her because of a previous friendship with Stone and his
wife Nichole, who is also a member of the board.
At the Oct. 23 meeting, board
president Joe Fisicaro Jr. said although the board has asked for
the letter Stone allegedly left in
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Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
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Police Report . . . . . . . . . . . 13
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OCT. 29–NOV. 4, 2014 – THE MARLTON SUN 5
Election on Nov. 4
will decide mayor,
two council members
By ZANE CLARK
The Sun
Tuesday, Nov. 4 is Election Day.
In Evesham, residents will be
able to vote for local offices such
as mayor, council and school
board.
In the race for mayor, on the
ballot is incumbent Mayor Randy
Brown (R) and challenger Fred
Ritter (D).
In the race for Evesham Township Council, on the ballot are incumbent Councilwoman Deborah
Hackman (R) and incumbent
Councilman Steven Zeuli (R), and
challengers Sophia Nowinski (D)
and Phil Warren (D).
For Evesham Township School
Board, three seats are open as vot-
ers choose between current board
members JoAnne Harmon and
Sandy Student, along with Philip
Wessner, Jay Levenson and
Elaine Barbagiovanni.
Also open this year is one seat
to represent Evesham on the
Lenape Regional High School District Board of Education.
Current Lenape BOE member
Joanne Sanferraro is running for
reelection against Barry Fitzgerald.
In the race for Burlington
County Board of Chosen Freeholders, on the ballot are incumbent Bruce Garganio (R) and
Mary Ann O’Brien (R) and Democrats Tom Pullion (D) and
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oting is one of the inalienable
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Colonial Americans fought for independence in the 1700s based on the rallying cry of “no taxation without representation,” and they wanted the
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Resident says Friends of Black Run Preserve
should provide funding before taxpayers
At Oct. 21 council meeting, Jake Todd voices opposition to taxpayer money aiding FBRP
By ZANE CLARK
The Sun
Evesham’s Black Run Preserve was the
lone topic of discussion during the public
comment portion of the Oct. 21 Evesham
Township Council meeting.
Deerfield Avenue resident Jake Todd
brought up the preserve after having attended a public information meeting on
Oct. 1 held by the Friends of the Black Run
Preserve, the group dedicated to being
stewards of the nearly 1,300-acre tract of
Pinelands located between the Kings Grant
and Marlton Lakes neighborhoods.
At the Oct. 1 meeting, the FBRP presented its concept plan asking the township to
do more to help preserve the townshipowned area by taking steps to make it safer
and also providing funds to the group to
help with the upkeep of the preserve.
It was the FBRP’s request for funding
that caused Todd to speak during public
comment at the Oct. 21 council meeting to
voice his opposition at this time to the
township giving any taxpayer money to the
FBRP for its plan.
Todd said he understood the township
had already been “quite giving” to the
FBRP in letting the group build trails within the preserve and erecting signage and
benches, but the FBRP should be able to
provide some funding of its own if the
group is going to receive any money from
Evesham Township.
“When my wife and I purchased our
house 12 years ago, we had to put a sizable
down payment on our house to be able to
buy it, like most anybody would,” Todd
said. “You have to show that you have
something to give.”
Todd said he knew what the FBRP was
trying to accomplish was a good cause, but
at this time, since the FBRP isn’t offering
sizable funds of its own, the taxpayers of
the township shouldn’t be giving the group
any money.
“I’ve seen their plan, it’s a good plan, but
they don’t have a pocket full of money,”
Todd said. “To come to council to get payment or to ask for money, I think is
wrong…I don’t think it should all come out
of our taxpayers’ pockets.”
Todd said his reluctance to give the
group any money at this time also
stemmed from his belief that taxes in the
township were already high enough and
could be spent on other areas such as road
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WEDNESDAY OCT. 29
THURSDAY OCT. 30
Grave-hopping among the Cemetery Stones: Adult. 7 p.m. Evesham Library at 984 Tuckerton
Road. Join Victorian Vanities for
an evening of spooky history for
adults. Registration is required.
Register
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at
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call the library at (856) 983-1444.
MOMS club: For at-home mothers.
Email
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gmail.com for information.
Preschool storytime: Barnes and
Noble, 200 West Route 70. 11 a.m.
Call 596-7058 for information.
Overeaters Anonymous: 4:15 p.m.
at Prince of Peace Church. Call
(609)
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or
visit
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Time for Twos and Threes: Kids.
10:30 a.m. Evesham Library at
984 Tuckerton Road. Boo! Kids
can come to the library and show
off their Halloween costume.
Children and caregivers are invited to hear stories, and decorate
your own Halloween bag. Everyone will go "Trick or Treating"
throughout the building. Registration is required. Register
online at www.bcls.lib.nj.us, in
person or call the library at (856)
983-1444.
Halloween Story Time: Happy Halloween! 10:30 a.m. Evesham
Library at 984 Tuckerton Road.
Children can wear their costume
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Registration is required. Register
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Adult Knitting Club: Adult. 11 a.m.
Evesham Library at 984 Tuckerton Road. Beginners as well as
more advanced adult knitters are
welcome to join this four-week
knitting class series. By the end
of the series, students will leave
with a completed project. Please
bring size 10 knitting needles.
Yarn will be provided. Registration is required. Register online at
www.bcls.lib.nj.us, in person
or call the library at (856) 9831444.
Ernie & Neal “Music for the young
mind” program: Ages 3 and up.
6:30 p.m. Evesham Library at
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They bring the joy and art of creating and performing live children’s music to a whole new level.
Dubbing their act “Music for the
young mind,” Ernie & Neal have
been entertaining children – and
the child in all – since 1999. Regis-
tration is required. Register
online at www.bcls.lib.nj.us, in
person or call the library at (856)
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Samaritan Center for Grief Support - Understanding Grief
presentation: Adult. 6-7:30p.m. 5
Eves Drive. An Overview of the
Grief Process. One session. No
charge. Registration is required
at (856) 596-8550.
FRIDAY OCT. 31
Tai Chi for Seniors: Seniors. 11 a.m.
Evesham Library at 984 Tuckerton Road. Tired? Stressed out?
Lost focus? Life feels out of control? Tai Chi may be the answer.
Join Sifu Louis DiLoreto for this
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function. Note: Due to the popularity of this class, the library asks
that if attendees need to cancel
or miss a session, please call the
library (or leave a note in the
comments box of the registration
if they know they’ll be away) to
let the library know so that it may
give the seat to a waiting customer. Registration is required.
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www.bcls.lib.nj.us, in person or
call the library at (856) 983-1444.
Overeaters Anonymous: 10 a.m. at
Prince of Peace Church. Call
(609)
239-0022
or
visit
www.oa.org for information.
SATURDAY NOV. 1
Medicare Open Enrollment Seminar: The public is cordially invited
to attend this educational seminar on Medicare open enrollment. It will be addressing
Medicare reform and how it will
affect health care requirements
for hospital, doctor, prescription,
home health care and long term
care needs. Registration is suggested, but walks-ins are welcome. Register online at
www.bcls.lib.nj.us, in person or
call the library at (856) 983-1444.
Fall Concert with soloist Robert
Edwin: All. 7 p.m. Wiley Church at
99 East Main St. Edwin has
gained international recognition
as a singer, song writer, teacher
and author. He has sung Bach
cantatas in church cathedrals
and rock songs in coffee houses.
During the concert, Edwin will be
accompanied on the piano by
Joseph Krupa, who holds a masters of music degree in piano performance from the University of
Calgary and a B.S. from Rutgers
University. No tickets are
required for the concert which is
sponsored by the Wiley Home
Auxiliary, but a free will offering
will be received in support of the
auxiliary.
Overeaters Anonymous: 10 a.m. at
Prince of Peace Church. Call
(609)
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Tumblin' Tots: Ages 2 to 3 at 10:30
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Ultimate Kung Fu For Teens: Ages
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repairs.
“South Elmwood down the
street here is another example of
a road in disrepair,” Todd said.
“Kettle Run, if you go either way,
east or west, the best way to go is
down the middle because the potholes on either side of the road
are big.”
Mayor Randy Brown responded to Todd’s concerns by referencing a statement he made at a
meeting several months ago
where he told John Volpa, chair of
the FBRP, that the township
would only approve a concept
plan and award the group money
if it could also start raising substantial funds of its own.
“My expectation was for them,
before we would ever partner
with them, would have to show
that they would go out and
fundraise money on their own
and partners on their own,”
Brown said. “They’ve not come
back to me since.”
As such, Brown said the township was not currently spending
any money on the preserve. Any
grant money Evesham receives
through other entities such as the
county has also already been earmarked, so none of that money
could be spent on the preserve either.
“When we have a strategic
plan, by which monies will be
asked for out of the council, we’ll
then sit and discuss it, but as of
today, at 7:35 p.m., there is nothing
imminent,” Brown said.
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at 984 Tuckerton Road. Sifu
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Wing Chun Kung Fu & Tai Chi Center will be offering a four-week
introduction to Wing Chun Kung
Fu for teenagers 12 to 18. He will
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person or call the library at (856)
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All That Glitters: Costume Jewelry
& Appraisal Event: Adult. 7 p.m.
Evesham Library at 984 Tuckerton Road. Join Victorian Vanities
for a fascinating and fun evening
on costume jewelry. Curious
about the value of one of a piece?
Get an appraisal along with some
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Marlton has nine polling locations
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Michael Schmidt (D).
Cory Booker (D) and Jeff Bell
(R) are on the ballot for U.S. Senate. Tom MacArthur (R) and
Aimee Belgard (D) represent the
candidates for the House of Representatives.
In New Jersey, polls are open
from 6 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Below are the nine polling locations for Evesham’s 32 districts:
• Districts 1, 2, 3, and 4 vote at
Van Zant Elementary School, 270
Conestoga Drive.
• Districts 5, 6, 13, 14, and 26
vote at Evans Elementary School,
400 Route 73 South.
• Districts 7, 8, 9, 21, and 30 vote
at DeMasi School, 199 Evesboro
Medford Road.
• Districts 10 and 15 vote at Jaggard Elementary School, 2
Wescott Road.
• Districts 11, 12, 23, and 24 vote
at Beeler Elementary School, 60
Caldwell Ave.
• Districts 16, 31 and 32 vote at
Marlton Elementary School, 190
Tomlinson Mill Road.
• Districts 17, 18 and 25 vote at
Marlton Middle School, 150 Tomlinson Mill Road.
• Districts 19, 27, 28 and 29 vote
at Rice Elementary School, 50
Crown Royal Parkway.
• Districts 20 and 22 vote at Kettle Run Fire Company 498,
Hopewell Road.
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or where to vote can visit
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Wilder’s mailbox, it has not been
presented and therefore the board
cannot act regarding it.
“In two months, the board of
education, nor the district, has received any evidence upon that accusation,” Fisicaro aid. “We
haven’t received any. We have
asked. We have not received any
evidence. We cannot act on anything that we don’t have evidence
on. We cannot act.”
Fisicaro then directed the discussion to a statement Wilder
made at the board’s Sept. 18 meeting.
At that meeting, Wilder continued her allegations and calls for
Stone’s resignation, presenting
the board with an email Wilder
said Stone sent her in February
that contained school report card
analysis and teacher workshop
pay, again with the instructions to
“leak” the information to the
media.
A copy of the email given to the
board and forwarded to The Sun
from Wilder has the subject line
“can you leek (sic) this,” shows
the email as from “Kevin Stone,”
with the email sent from the domain of “thejughandleinn.com.”
Stone owns a bar and restaurant
in Cinnaminson known as the
Jug Handle Inn.
After the Sept. 18 meeting, and
at the most recent Oct. 23 meeting, Fisicaro and several other
board members said the information in the email Stone allegedly
sent to Wilder was not actually
confidential, and could have been
obtained by any member of the
public who requested it.
As such, Fisicaro directed the
attention toward the potential
“intent” behind the email “to
leak” information.
Fisicaro and Board Solicitor
William Donio reiterated their belief that state courts have upheld
that any complaint regarding an
ethics violation by a school board
member would have to be handled by the School Ethics Commission under the state Department of Education, and a school
board could not remove its own
members for ethics violations.
Donio also said boards, as a
whole, cannot file complaints
with the School Ethics Commission. Only individuals can do so.
While Fisicaro said boards do
have the power to censure members for violating board bylaws, it
was the opinion of Donio and Superintendent John Scavelli that,
upon an examination of the
board’s bylaws, there was no violation that wouldn’t more clearly
fall under an ethics violation and
therefore be better suited to a
complaint with the School Ethics
Commission.
“It is my opinion that is not so
clearly articulated solely by the
bylaws and not by the code of
ethics that that would be the
course to take,” Donio said.
Fisicaro agreed with Donio’s
assessment.
“The intent is hard to prove, because the information itself was
public information,” Fisicaro
said. “The information chose to
quote-unquote ‘leak out’ was information that was already released to the public, so in that
case, it doesn’t give us much authority to give that censure. “
Wilder said she’s still considering filing a complaint with the
School Ethics Commission, but is
hoping Stone will resign to avoid
costly legal fees for the district as
the board would be required to
defend Stone.
Toward the end of the discussion, Mansfield, Harmon and
Everhart joined Wilder in the
calls for Stone to resign.
“I’m just going to publicly
come out and say that Mr. Stone, I
ask that you resign,” Mansfield
said. “We have spent the past
three meetings taking time to discuss this issue, taking the focus
off of why we are here, which is
the good, all the good that is hap-
pening here in our schools and
the wonderful things that are happening in Evesham Township,
and I’m tired of it.”
Harmon seconded Mansfield’s
call for Stone’s resignation.
“I don’t know how we get past
this,” Harmon said. “I don’t know
how we trust, how the public
trusts, and we need to get past
this. If resignation is the only
way, then that’s what I think
should happen.”
Everhart then said she agreed
with both Mansfield and Harmon, saying board members and
parents feel disillusioned and saddened.
“Resignation is the way to go,
and it would just help one step
moving us toward healing then
maybe that would be the right
thing to do…we’ve asked other
people in the past to do the right
thing. That was the word that we
were hearing all across the whole
town,” Everhart said.
Fisicaro said he was frustrated
that in following the letter of law
there was little the board could
do.
He ended his comments with a
statement that he later apologized
for as a “rant,” in which he said
the board has accomplished great
things, but “time and time again
we shoot ourselves in the foot”
and he was constantly “pissed
off ” at the board for one reason or
another as it argued about things
that made “no damn sense whatsoever” and he’s had to sit
through “some of the biggest
crap” during his time on the
board.
“I sit there and think ‘what the
hell are we doing, what the hell is
the purpose?” Fisicaro said. “And
that’s the problem. We forgot the
damn purpose. The purpose here
is to help the children of Evesham Township.”
Stone made no comments on
the allegations during or after the
meeting.
The next board meeting is
scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 20 at
7 p.m. at DeMasi Middle School.
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Police report incidents of harassment, bias intimidation
The following reports are on
file with the Evesham Township
police department:
scam.
Tuckerton Road
PSE&G phone scam.
• The following incidents occurred on Monday, Oct. 6:
Olympia Drive –
Identity Theft: An unknown person accessed the victim’s
credit card accounts
and made purchases.
• The following incidents occurred on Wednesday, Oct. 8:
Route 73 South –
Contempt of Court:
Subject was arrested
for an outstanding
warrant out of Berlin
Borough during a traffic stop.
Carlton Avenue – Theft: Theft
of Halloween decorations.
Eustace Road – Fraud: Victim
reported to police of a potential
phone scam. Claimed to be called
by the U.S. Treasury.
Harrier Row – Aggravated Assault: Male charged with aggravated assault on police after being
taken into protective custody.
Tuckerton Road – Contempt of
Court: Subject turned over to Evesham PD by Camden Metro for an
outstanding warrant. Subject
police
report
• The following incidents occurred on Tuesday, Oct. 7:
Route 70 East – Contempt of
Court: During a motor vehicle
stop driver arrested for ATS warrants.
Route 73 North – Burglary: Unknown suspect entered victim’s
unlocked vehicle and removed
various items.
Briarcliff Road – Harassment:
The victim reported that a neighbor verbally harassed her.
Preamble Drive – Fraud: Phone
–
Fraud:
lodged in BCJ.
• The following incidents occurred on Thursday, Oct. 9:
Delancey Place Comm El –
Theft: Victim notified police of
money missing from 401K account.
• The following incidents occurred on Monday, Oct. 13:
Abington Avenue – Found
Property: Found Bicycle
Brookview Circle – Harassment: Victim called to report a
verbal argument between herself
and the suspect. The suspect left
the location prior to police arrival.
Commonwealth Drive – Theft:
Theft of bicycle.
Quail Road – Bias Intimidation: The victim’s neighbor continuously teased her due to her
foreign accent.
Tuckerton Road – Suspect
came to police headquarters to
turn himself in on an active warrant out of Evesham.
• The following incidents occurred on Tuesday, Oct. 14:
Route 73 North – Contempt of
Court: The suspect was arrested
on a motor vehicle stop for a warrant.
Gaylord Lane – Parking Complaint: Parking complaint signed.
• The following incidents occurred on Wednesday, Oct. 15:
Lincoln Lane – Harassment:
Victim received a harassing telephone call from an unknown suspect.
Maple Avenue, North – Criminal Attempt: Unknown person attempted to gain entry to business.
Riesling Court – Contempt of
Court: Subject had criminal and
traffic arrest warrants and was
taken into custody during a
motor vehicle stop.
Tuckerton Road – Fraud: Wells
Fargo Fraud
Waterview Court – Fraud: Victim opened bank account for an
unknown company to deposit
money into as a bonus.
• The following incidents occurred on Thursday, Oct. 16:
Route 73 South – Lost Property:
Bag left at Apple store has been
taken.
Tuckerton Road – Contempt of
Court: Male transported from
Gibbsboro PD to BCJ on Evesham
warrant.
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