Barrington's On Track Newsletter Barrington New Jersey February 2017

Official Barrington Borough News Holiday February Issue, 2017 2016

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For Current Borough Information, please visit our website at www.barringtonboro.com or tune in to cable Channel 19 / 33. You can also view Channel 19 postings on our website by clicking on View Current Borough News.

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The Mayor’s Desk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Government News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Trash and Recycling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Centennial Celebration . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Business Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

People & Sports. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Places of Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Community Contacts. . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Zoning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

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The Mayor’s Desk

Mayor Robert Klaus Neighbors and Friends!

Celebrate--this is Barrington’s 100th year since being incorporated in March of 1917. There will be several events throughout the year where the theme of the event will be the Centennial. We will be unveiling the Centennial

Clock Park on March 27 on Clements Bridge Road across from Borough Hall. We are still looking for individuals and organizations as well as businesses to get involved so please become a Centennial Celebrator. We meet the third Wednesday of each month. Our first big event this year will be the Centennial Social on March 25. This adult social will be held at Avon School.

Tickets are available and more information is on the Centennial pages in this issue. All of our holiday events this year (Independendence Day, Harvest Fest, Barrington Day, Black Friday Fire Truck Parade) will have a Centennial theme. So please visit our

website at www.barringtonboro.com for more information.

Redevelopment along White Horse Pike – we are awaiting the construction phase of the new restaurant next to the WAWA, “Wild Wings Café”, a chain from down south, which will be opening for business in late spring of 2017. These types of restaurants are very successful and this location fits very well with this type of venue. We welcome “Wild Wings Café” and wish them all the best here in Barrington.

Completed Road Construction and Streetscape Work – We would like to thank the Camden County Board of Chosen Freeholders for their help with

Clements Bridge Road as without their assistance this would never have been possible. If you have not driven down Clements Bridge Road recently, please do if you have a chance. The Streetscape is complete and what a site to see the lamp lined street at night. What a great job!

We are patiently waiting for PSE&G to complete their project of relining gas lines and installing new service connections. We have been told these connections will be completed when the weather is more conducive.

We want to thank our municipal engineers, KEI Engineers for their duediligence and persistence in working with PSE&G.

Do You Need the Spring “Function Better Program”?

As the weather warms and the flowers bloom, there is an increasing desire to spend time outdoors. Gardening activities, walks in the park, outdoor grilling and playing games with young children are some of the activities that many people enjoy each spring. If you are having trouble with pain, endurance, bending, reaching, squatting and other movements that these activities may require, the “Function Better Program” at WORK-UP PHYSICAL THERAPY may be just what you need in order to have a fantastic spring season!

The “Function Better Program” at WORK-UP PHYSICAL THERAPY emphasizes muscle strengthening and stretching exercises, activities to decrease pain, conditioning exercises on equipment as well as personalized instruction to promote safe and independent function. After completion of the “Function Better Program”, many people report that they are pain free and able to lead a more active and independent lifestyle.

WORK-UP PHYSICAL THERAPY is conveniently located at 135 East Atlantic Avenue in Haddon Heights (just off Station Avenue).

Due to high demand, slots for the upcoming spring session of the “Function Better Program” are limited and filling quickly.

To reserve a slot for the program, call (856) 546-0377.

At WORK-UP PHYSICAL THERAPY, you will find that:

Thank you also to our Police for their hard work and long hours during these projects.

Barrington Senior Citizen Bus – The senior transport seems to be working well--we have been in service now for a few months.

The bus transports seniors during the day to needed stops, Borough Hall, Rite Aid, Shop Rite, and the Post Office. We will pick up at the Mews and Borough Hall for those who need transportation to the other stores. The bus runs Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10:00am till 2:00pm. We hope to be able to shuttle our seniors to all senior events.

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WORK-UP

PHYSICAL THERAPY

• Individual attention is provided by a licensed physical therapist during the entire treatment session.

• The treatment sessions are provided in a friendly and professional environment.

• Individuals of all ages and fitness levels are welcome.

• Free transportation is provided

for local seniors.

• Medical monitoring is provided during treatment to ensure patient safety.

TREATING • Low Endurance • Knee Replacements • Balance Problems • Walking Problems • Pain Problems • Arthritis Issues Jim Clements, PT, DPT, MS is the Director of WORK-UP PHYSICAL THERAPY in Haddon Heights. Dr. Clements completed his physical therapy training at Thomas Jefferson University and went on to receive a Doctoral degree from Boston University as well as a Master of Science degree from the University of Pennsylvania.

Need a PEP-UP? Call WORK-UP at

Lic. # 40QA00472300

(856) 546-0377!

For appointments at the Haddon Heights office, call:

(856) 546-0377 Medicare and most other insurances are accepted.

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Citizens Honored At 2017 Reorganization

Councilman Wayne Robenolt being sworn-in by Mayor Bettyann Cowling-Carson of Magnolia. The Councilman was surrounded by his family.

Councilman Michael Beach, surrounded by his family, was sworn-in by Congressman Donald Norcross.

Outgoing Councilwoman Maureen Bergeron received the Barrington’s Best award for her 14 years of dedicated public service to the Borough of Barrington. Maureen is pictured with from left to right: NJ Assemblywoman Pat Jones, Councilwoman Maureen Bergeron, Camden County Freeholder Susan Shin Angulo, NJ Senator Nilsa Cruz-Perez, US Congressman Donald Norcross, Mayor Robert Klaus and Council President Kirk Popiolek.

Walt Uron was honored as Hometown Hero for his many years of public service to the Borough of Barrington. He was surrounded by his family including his two sons, Chief David Uron and Corporal Robert Uron of the Barrington Police Department, having followed in their father’s shoes.

Dr. Elizabeth Kennedy, President of the Barrington Business Association, presented an award to attorney John Hargrave for his constant support and commitment to the BBA.

Mayor Klaus presented a special surprise award to John O’Malley, who has spent all his life in Barrington, for the many years he has run a successful business here in Barrington. John owns John’s Citgo at the corner of Williams Avenue and Clements Bridge Road. The corner is being officially renamed “John’s Corner”.

Photos by Robert Moules, Advantage Images LLC.

Vincent Teti was honored with the Mayor’s Award of Excellence for the outstanding Eagle Scout project he completed renovating the military memorial park behind Borough Hall.

With Vincent is his father Steve Teti and Mayor Klaus.

Superintendent of Public Works, Mike Ciocco, received an employee service award for 25 years of service to the Borough of Barrington.

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Borough Bulletin This feature is in every issue of “Barrington on Track” where we try to keep you informed about upcoming meetings as well as recap business that has transpired at prior meetings. Our goal is to keep our residents as informed as possible about borough business. You can also visit our website at www. barringtonboro.com for full copies of meeting minutes, resolutions and ordinances.

Also, we post public hearing notices on ordinances that are being considered for adoption in the Retrospect and/or Courier Post and on Channels 19 (Comcast) and 33 (Verizon). The channel postings can also be viewed on the website. For full copies of any ordinance you can e-mail the borough clerk at tshannon@barringtonboro.com.

UPCOMING MEETINGS:

Council meetings: February 14, March 14, April 11 Caucus meetings: February 7, March 7, April 4 Meetings begin at 6:00pm and all meetings include open public portions will the public will be heard on any subject.

Borough offices are open until 6:00pm on Tuesday evenings for your convenience.

The Tax Assessor is available in-person on Thursdays from 4:45pm5:45pm.

The Borough is very excited this is our Centennial year. Barrington was incorporated as a municipality on March 27, 1917.

Reaching 100 years of age is a milestone that should be celebrated. This is our Centennial issue of Barrington on Track and more information is included on the Centennial pages in this issue.

BARRINGTON PARTNERS WITH KIWANIS ON PLAYGROUND PROJECT Barrington has partnered with Kiwanis of the Haddons through Council President Popiolek, who is a long-time member, to re-build the Wish Upon a Star Playground.

We will be building an inclusive playground that can be used by all kids including those with disabilities. Kiwanis is an organization dedicated to serving the needs of children so they were happy to partner with us on this project. We hope to fund most of this project with grants and already secured a $25,000 Camden County Open Space grant and will be applying for more. We will also be fundraising so please watch for more information as the project moves forward.

DONATIONS SOUGHT FOR RONALD McDONALD HOUSE As Barrington is now a governmental member of Kiwanis of the Haddons, in addition to the playground project, each member heads-up another project that benefits children. Barrington has selected the Ronald McDonald House project. Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey is a home-away-from-home located in Camden for families of seriously ill and injured children who are receiving medical treatment in our area.

The home is in constant need of food and household items as well as things to do in our area while the families are staying at the House for extended periods of time. We are collecting items for the families and will be taking donated items to them on a monthly basis. They can use food and pantry items, gift cards to Walmart and Target, movie tickets, new DVD’s as well as Aquarium, Zoo and Museum passes.

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The Tax Assessor is available in-person on Thursdays from 4:45pm-5:45pm.

REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS HOURS Mon - Wed - Thurs - Fri: 9:30 am - 3:45 pm Tuesday: 12:45 pm - 6:00 pm Marriage License Application: By Appointment Call 856/547-8585 Certified Copy of Birth or Marriage Record: $10 each Certified Copy of a Death Certificate: $25 for the first; $2 for each subsequent ordered at same time AN APPLICATION MUST BE COMPLETED TO RECEIVE A CERTIFIED COPY OF A VITAL RECORD. PHOTO ID WITH CURRENT ADDRESS AND/OR 2 PIECES OF MAIL WITH CURRENT ADDRESS MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH RECORD REQUEST.

VFW HALL RENTALS

The Borough now owns the VFW Memorial Senior Hall on Shreve Avenue.

Rental information is as follows:

♦ Private rental rate for parties ♦ Private rental rate $400.00 ending by 5pm: $300.00 Civic Groups $250.00 ♦ For♦parties after 5pm: $400.00

All rentals require a $100.00 security deposit. Rentals are for five hours.

Daily rate for meetings is $25.00 per hour Monday‐Thursday.

For more information email: For more information email: vfw@barringtonboro.com pnicholson@barringtonboro.com or or call 856-982-8058 call 856‐982‐8058.

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Attention All Residents and Businesses!

Would you like to receive town notifications via e-mail?

We are developing a database of e-mail addresses so we can send out e-mail ”blasts” about things that are going on in town. If you would like to receive these notices, send an e-mail to residentinfo @barringtonboro.com with your name, postal address and e-mail address and we will add you to the list!

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Are You Eligible For a No-Interest, No-Monthly-Payment Home Rehabilitation Loan?

Mayor and Council of the Borough of Barrington, in conjunction with Camden County Improvement Authority and their “Housing Rehabilitation Program” offers Barrington Residents a Home Improvement Program with a “Deferred Payment Loan” to assist homeowners with Home Rehabilitation Repairs to their home. The program addresses such items as leaking roofs, faulty plumbing, heat, electrical, as well as Rehabilitation Code items affecting the safety of the Home.

A homeowner must be income-eligible (this varies according to gross income and household size), and they must reside in the property for at least one year.

Also, the property taxes, homeowner’s insurance and mortgage must be current. Right now there is a waiting list for applicants, and we anticipate you would receive an application in 6/8 weeks. If you would like to add your name to the list please call 856-7512242.

Sponsored By: CAMDEN COUNTY IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY Mayor and Council BOROUGH OF BARRINGTON Louis Capelli Freeholder Director Liaison James P. Blanda – Executive Director Gino A. LewisDirector Housing (HIP)

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The Mayor’s Desk, Continued from Page 2.

VFW Memorial Senior Citizen Hall – Since our acquisition of the VFW on Shreve Avenue, we have made several upgrades.

We have added an ADA compliant ramp for access, we have just completed the rehabilitation of the rest rooms--these are larger facilities and highly accessible. We have many additional rehabilitations planned for this building for senior and handicapped access and comfort.

Please contact Eileen Holcomb (our Senior Citizen Coordinator) for the senior schedule of events year round at 856-547-8585 or visit the Borough website.

Keep a look-out for news of borough events; watch Barrington on Track,, our Web-Site, and Cable Channels 19 or 33 for events.

Don’t listen to rumors; get the information right from the source.

Barrington A.B.L.E. Group -- this group of volunteers, made up of residents and church groups whose sole purpose is to assist their friends and neighbors in need. Answers, Benevolence, Liberation and Education-we help those in need to achieve each of these goals while on their way back to a normal life situation. We are currently extremely low in our food inventory.

Also if you are willing to help, we desperately need donations of food, gift certificates from local grocery stores, or donate your time as a volunteer, please call (856) 547-8585 for meetings days and times...

NOTE: If at all possible, Gift Certificates in denominations of $10 or $20 dollars will go along way with the bags of food we distribute.

(You may contact ABLE via email at eholcombe@ barringtonboro.com. If you are in need of assistance please call (856) 547-8585.

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a toll road and Clements Bridge Road the same year as a toll free road? The Willit’s family owned most of the land in the middle Our next two meetings 1800’s. There is one Wilare on Sunday, March 12 let’s farmhouse out of a few and Sunday, May 21 at 2:30 that still exists. There are pm in the Senior Center other farmhouses in town behind the Borough Hall on also. More about this later.

Haines Avenue. Parking is Visit the Council Room adjacent to the Center and at the Borough Hall to see the Center is handicappedour newest display. Every accessible. The meeting is couple of months, there’ll free and open to the public. be a new one. The current Light refreshments are served.

Some interesting programs are being planned for this year. Robert Shinn, who spoke to us about the Cooper River, will be talking to us about Petty Island situated in the Delaware River and once called Shackamaxon Island for the local one contains many pictures village of Lenni Lenape of our town’s former mayIndians living there. Anors and council members. other will be about the Future displays will focus Hugg-Harrison House in on the fire department, Bellmawr which has been sports in town and other in the news lately. This subjects. house is almost 300 years old and plans are being made to move it to save it On The Cover: from demolition. We hope Clockwise from top: to have the Beck’s Civil Barrington’s original school War Brigade Band with building which became the us again this year. We’ll Borough Hall until 1975; also be presenting another Culbertson School was at Around our Town in Time the corner of Gloucester slide show. If you’d like a Pike and Clements Bridge newsletter which we send Road; the 200 block of out before each meeting, Clements Bridge Road; email sandybeach48@hot608 Clements Bridge Road; mail.com with either your downtown Barrington email or home address. when horses outnumbered Our town is 100 years automobiles; the Wilold this year. The New liams farm on Gloucester Jersey Legislature passed Pike; Happ’s Hospital on an act dated May 27, 1917 Clements Bridge Road at which incorporated the Williams Avenue; the Clark village and established it as homestead which is now the Borough of Barrington. part of Grace Bible Church.

The town will have many (Photos courtesy of Barspecial activities to celrington Historical Society. ebrate this milestone in our Center photo of current town’s history.

Borough Hall courtesy of Robert Moules.)

Did you know that the Barrington area was once called Dentdale & Union Grove?

That White Horse Pike was laid out in 1807 as

Barrington Historical Society

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Public Works Department RECYCLING - Businesses and residents are required by State law, County and Local regulations to recycle. Recycling is good for our environment and saves tax dollars.

It is much more cost effective and GREEN to recycle as opposed to putting in the trash. If you need a recycling container they are available at the Borough Hall. Copies of Trash and Recycling Collection Schedule and Regulations are also available at the Borough Hall and on the Boroughs website.

SPRING LEAF PICKUP The week of April 3rd there will be a loose-leaf pick up for the whole town, leaf signs will be posted one week prior to the posted pickup week.

Please keep your leaves at least 10’ from any storm water inlet, this is a Borough storm water ordinance requirement.

Place leaves on the grass park strip between the curb and sidewalk as opposed to the street if at all possible. Do not place any foreign debris in piles such as sticks, rocks, trash etc. as these items can cause damage to the machines and present a safety issue for our employees. Any leaf piles containing in excess amounts of sticks, rocks, trash, etc. will not be picked up.

VEGETATIVE WASTE PICK UP –Vegetative waste pick up is every Monday.

Vegetative waste is defined as grass clippings, sticker balls, acorns, pinecones and viney type materials such as ivy, honey suckle, poison ivy, laurel and plant clippings.

Vegetative waste can be put in 30-gallon containers not weighing more than 50lbs. and/or contractor grade trash bags weighing not more than

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25 lbs., please leave plastic bags untied it will allow the crews to move along much quicker. Please no dirt or sod. Vegetative waste containers can be obtained at the Borough Hall for a nominal fee. If residents still have loose leaves for pick up you may bag them and put out for vegetative waste pick up. Due to the heavy volume your pick up may not be completed on scheduled pick up day, just leave at curb and it will be picked up the following day.

SCRAP METAL – The Borough provides a pick up on Fridays. Pick up by the Borough must be called into the DPW Office prior to Friday by calling 547-2486 ext.105. In an effort to curb scavengers, residents are asked to wait until the morning of pick up to put your items to the curb, you can also bring your scrap metal items to the DPW yard Monday thru Friday during normal business hours, 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., for disposal in our scrap metal dumpster or if you can, contact the DPW ahead of time and we may be able to make arrangements for pick up prior to your regularly scheduled pick up date if our schedule and manpower allows.

TIRES – RESIDENTIAL: (2) tires per week per house hold, must be off the rims and can be put to curb for trash pickup. If tires are on the rims they will not be picked up.

CONRETE: The Borough provides a pick up on Thursdays of small amounts. Pick up by the Borough must be called into the DPW office prior to Thursday by calling 547-2486 ext.

105. If you or a contractor are replacing your sidewalk and/or driveway or any other type of renovation work you will need to arrange for private disposal.

Please remember concrete work requires a permit and sometimes a street opening permit if your doing curb work, please contact the Code Enforcement Office if you should have any questions at 547-0706.

BRUSH PICK UP: The Borough provides a pick up on Mondays. Includes tree limbs and trimmings, brush with roots removed and stumps not

more than twelve (12) inches in diameter. Brush, limbs and stumps should be no longer than 4ft. and stacked neatly curbside so not to protrude into the street or block the sidewalk. If stumps are more than 12” in diameter call the DPW office for special pick up, prior to Thursday. Any tree work done by a contractor is the responsibility of the contractor to dispose of debris.

Any tree removal work done by a homeowner is the responsibility of the homeowner to dispose of all resulting debris. Place brush, limbs, stumps, curbside the night before collection but no earlier than 1:00 p.m. the day preceding collection to ensure that your brush, limbs, stumps, will be picked up. Do not place brush, limbs, stumps, in the street, as this is a dangerous practice that may cause liability problem. Brush, limbs, stumps placed on the park strip will not harm the grass. Due to the heavy volume your pick up may not be completed on the scheduled pick up day, just leave at the curb it will be picked up the following day.

STUMP PICK UP: The Borough provides a pick up on Thursdays of small amounts.

Pick up by the Borough must be called into the DPW Office prior to Thursday by calling 547-2486 ext. 105. If a resident has a contractor do any tree work the contractor is responsible for removing all debris.

WOODEN FENCING & RAILROAD TIES: The Borough provides a pickup of small amounts that should be no longer than 4’ and limited to no more than 10 pieces per week. Pick up by the Borough will be on Fridays and is to be put curbside for trash pickup. If a contractor is doing the work the contractor is responsible for disposing of the debris.

WASTE OIL: Motor waste oil only may be brought to the Public Works Garage Monday thru Friday 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Please do not drop off after hours and leave at gate.

Proof of residency required.

TRASH AND RECYCLING: Must be placed curbside by 6:00 a.m. on the

day of collection but no sooner than 1:00 p.m. the day preceding collection. A copy of the trash and recycling regulations can be obtained at the Borough Hall or online at www. barringtonboro.com. Please remember to secure your trash properly. The Borough frequently receives complaints about unsecured trash littering the streets on windy days.

CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS: Homeowner’s are limited to (5) containers per week. Please do not pile debris at the curb because it will not be picked up unless it is in a container. If you are remodeling yourself or using a private contractor and will be in excess of the amount described herein you will need to arrange for private disposal.

SINGLE STREAM RECYCLING: Since December 2007 our Recycling Contractor South Jersey Sanitation has been picking up your mixed paper and commingle and disposing of the two together in one truck as opposed to two separate trucks for each item. This is possible due to technology at the recycling plant that allows the processing of both items mixed together.

The benefits of this technology is in most cases, dramatic savings occur because one truck can now collect both fibers and containers on the same pass.

This reduces collection and labor costs, minimizes impact on neighborhoods and residents, reduces air pollution and noise, etc. Another important benefit is that history has demonstrated that convenience to residents in a single stream program increases recycle tonnage by as much as 15% to 30%. Residents can now mix their newsprint, junk mail, corrugated, bottles and cans together in the same container for storage and collection. This increased diversion from the waste stream will assist in meeting the State of New Jersey’s recycling goal of 50%.

The Borough of Barrington pays for trash pickup and disposal at a per ton fee and these fees increase every year, so the less trash and the more recycling equals saved tax dollars.

PLEASE RECYCLE! ELECTRONICS RECYCLING – Effective immediately

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residents can bring their E-waste to the DPW yard for disposal.

Hours for drop off will be Monday thru Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The following items can be disposed of as E-waste: 15, 17, 19, 21 Inch Monitors, Flat Screens And AllIn-Ones Towers, Desktops and Laptops Uninterrupted Power Supply Keyboards, Mouse and Speakers All Types Of Wire Gold Clip Ends Printers, Fax Machines, Scanners, Modems, Copy Machines All Types Of Memory Any Hard Drives Fans And Power Supplies Mother, B, C, Tweener and Finger Boards AC Adaptors, Yokes and Motors Plastic, Baled or Loose Aluminum, Brass, Light Iron and Copper Metals, Baled or Loose Any And All Related Computer Parts Phones, Cell Phones, Cell Phone and Laptop Batteries PC Scrap and Stereos (No Wood) VCR’s, DVD’s, CD Players, Boom Boxes Any Audio and Visual Equipment Scanners and Pagers Cash Registers and Scales (Electronic or Mechanical) Rechargeable Batteries Household Appliances Not Containing Compressors Televisions Microwaves As of January 1, 2011 it is now mandatory to recycle covered electronic devices according to State law entitled “The Electronic Waste Management Act.” The Borough of Barrington DPW began accepting electronics in 2010 and have recycled 99.77 tons since then as of the end of 2016. If residents have electronic items such as televisions that are to heavy or burdensome to drop off to the DPW please call and we will make special arrangements to pick up. Please be advised that any electronic items put to the

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curb for trash will not be picked up. For more information on electronic recycling you can go to the NJDEP website at: http:// www.state.nj.us/dep/dshw/recycling/electronicwatse/index. html or the Borough electronic waste vendors website at www. thanksforbeinggreen.com.

2014 RECYCLING TONNAGE GRANT – The Borough received a grant in the amount $54,177.12. The combined recycling tonnage totals for both residential and commercial are reported to the NJDEP every year by law and the statistics are used as part of the grant program to determine grant amounts. The grant monies can be used for recycling related costs such as disposal costs, recycle containers, recycling equipment, salaries, etc.

BARRINGTON 2016 RESIDENTIAL RECYCLING Aluminum Containers – 13.52 tons Brush/Tree Parts – 226.50 tons Concrete – 34.55 tons Glass Containers – 187.55 tons Grass Clippings - 731.66 tons Leaves - 737.16 tons Used Motor Oil – 1.75 tons Street Sweepings – 65.06 tons Mixed Paper – 402.79 tons Plastic Containers – 8.05 tons Steel Containers – 59.05 tons Stumps – 53.03 tons Textiles – 9.58 tons Scrap Metal – 13.78 tons Electronics – 16.01 tons Total – 2,560.23 tons BARRINGTON 2016 RESIDENTIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT STATISTICS Recycle Rate – 54.83% Tons Recycled – 2,560.23 Tons Disposed – 2,108.78 Tons Generated – 4,669.01 (trash/recycling combined) Population – 6,983 per 2010 census Per capita Recycled - .366 tons/732 lbs.

Per capita Disposed (trash) .301 tons/602 lbs.

Per capita Generated – .673 tons/1,346 lbs. (trash/recycling combined)

Trash Disposal cost avoidance through recycling = $310,299.88 STREETLIGHTS If you should notice a light out, always on, flickering, broken or missing parts you can report to PSE&G customer service at 1-800-436-7734. You will need to obtain the pole # which is usually located at about eye level on a metal label attached to the wooden poles or at the base of the black metal streetscape poles. You will also need to provide street address and nearest cross street. If you prefer you can always call DPW to report and we will contact PSE&G. HAZARDOUS WASTE Items such as propane tanks, car batteries, oil based paints, etc. are considered hazardous and cannot be disposed of in the trash. The Camden County Department of Environmental Affairs sponsors household collection disposal drop off sites throughout the County during the year. For more information please contact the CCDEA at 858-5241.

CAR BATTERIES: Can be disposed of at most local auto part stores for a nominal fee or can be disposed of at Camden County Hazardous waste drop off sites. For dates and times please call the CCDEA at 856858-5241. Do not put curbside for recycling or trash pickup, it will not be picked up.

STREET SWEEPER - The goal of the Dept. is to sweep the whole town two to three times a year. Once in the early Spring, once in the late Spring and/or early Summer and once in the late Summer. We will advertise on the Borough website, cable channels 19/33 and post signs in your district the week prior.

In order to provide a more efficient job, residents will need to move their cars off the street on your scheduled week. Every effort will be made to stay on schedule but delays can happen due to manpower, breakdowns, weather, etc. First sweep will be as follows: District 1 week of May 29th, District 2 week of June 5th and District 3 week of June 12th.

TEXTILE DONATIONS: The Borough has (2) textile donation containers, (1) located

at the Borough Hall parking lot and (1) located at the entrance gate to the DPW. Residents may drop off clothes, shoes, blankets, draperies, sheets, and any other type of textiles. Please do not drop off any items that are contaminated, meaning items that are wet, soiled, etc. Items other than those mentioned are not acceptable. Put your items in the container do not leave on the ground outside the container.

DIG SAFELY: Homeowners are reminded that prior to any type of excavation work you are required to call the New Jersey One Call Center at 1-800-2721000 or 811 to request a mark out of all underground utilities.

This is the law in New Jersey and is for your safety. Examples of excavation could be but are not limited to landscaping, irrigation systems, fencing installations, concrete work, etc. If you have a contractor doing your work the contractor should be aware of this requirement also.

If you see colored paint markings in the road or colored flags on your property, these are utility markings. Yellow= gas, Red = Electric, Orange = Communication/CATV, Blue = Water, Green = Sanitary Sewer, White = Proposed excavation area.

HOLIDAY SCHEDULE THRU MAY MEMORIAL DAY - May 29th (Monday) - DPW closed. All services rescheduled for the following day.

INDEPENDENCE DAY – July 4th (Tuesday) – DPW closed.

STORMWATER PROGRAM REGULATIONS CONTAINERIZED YARD WASTE: Per ordinance #813 – Prohibited conduct – The owner or occupant of any property, or any employee or contractor of such owner or occupant engaged to provide lawn care or landscaping services, shall not sweep, rake, blow or otherwise place yard waste, unless the yard waste is containerized, in the street. If yard waste that is not containerized is placed in the street, the party responsible for placement of yard waste must remove the yard waste from the street or said party shall be deemed in violation of this ordinance.

PRIVATE STORM DRAIN RETROFITTING: Per ordinance #933 – property owners must retrofit existing storm drain inlets which are in direct contact with repaving, repairing, reconstruction, or resurfacing or alterations of facilities on private property, to prevent the discharge of solids and floatables (such as plastic bottles, cans, food wrappers and other litter) to the municipal separate storm sewer system(s) operated by the Borough of Barrington so as to protect public health, safety and welfare. If you are performing any of the above mentioned items you will need to meet the new storm drain inlet design standards. Please contact the DPW if you have any questions.

REFUSE CONTAINERS/ DUMPSTERS: Per ordinance #933 – requires dumpsters and other refuse containers that are (Continued on Page 18)

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Barrington Business Association News The January meeting of the BBA was well attended and focused on offering new workshops for business owners. The first workshop series will be on developing and maintaining websites. The second will be on maximizing social media, predominately Facebook. Dates of the workshops will be announced via email to members but those interested in attending the workshops can follow us on our Facebook page which will provide details http://www.facebook. com/BABarrington/.

We continue to drop off “Goodie Bags” welcoming new residents to our lovely town. Additionally, during the recent holiday season, we encouraged everyone to “Live Local, Think Local and Shop Local”.

Jennifer Milligan, an independent Thirty one Gifts Consultant is the membership chair. All new businesses are encouraged to contact her at jennifermilligan31@gmail.com.

We would be happy to meet with them to explain the benefits offered by becoming members.

We were pleased to present a plaque in appreciation of John Hargrave, who served as the BBA as treasurer for many years.

He has moved into semiretirement but remains an active member of the BBA. Our next meeting will be on April 20, 2017 at 7:00 pm in the Borough Hall.

We thank Mayor Klaus and his staff for their continued support.

YOUR BUSINESS CARD HERE Color: $30 Black & White: $25 Two Horse Newsgroup 856-546-7267 bpatton97@verizon.net

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THE BBA CELEBRATES BARRINGTON’S CENTENNIAL

Live Local, Think Local, Shop Local What is the Barrington Business Association?

to stop by and meet other business owners.

Businesses in town that currently are not members are encouraged to consider joining and get The Barrington Business Association (BBA) the benefits of networking with their peers. consists of businesses located here in BarThis year the BBA is offering workshops rington, working together to build a better for its members and surrounding business business community. Our members range from community. Workshops will focus on helping Doctors to Direct Sellers. The Association is a members better market their businesses though great way for members to network, advocate website development and social media. for one another, shop locally and support the Additional workshops will be developed as community. While not all out members have needs arise. “store front” locations, most of them do with If you are a small business owner, or are locations on Clements Bridge, Gloucester Pike considering opening a small business, please and the White Horse Pike. join the BBA. The membership chair is JenniThe BBA meets quarterly in the evenings at fer Milligan, an independent Thirty One Gifts the Barrington Borough Hall at 7pm. Meetings Consultant. You may contact her at jenniferusually last one hour. The 2017 meeting dates milligan31@gmail.com. We would be happy are April 20th, September 21st and November to meet with you to explain the benefits offered 16th. New businesses in town are encouraged by becoming members.

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entertainment, food, drinks, basket auction and a raffle. Go to www.Barrington100.com to purchase tickets. Tickets (// /& /! & ! / / / / may also be purchased at borough hall (cash and check only). If you are interested in donating a basket for our auction or becoming a sponsor for the event, please email Sharon Beach at sbeach640@verizon.net. ( ! ( &/ / /! / / a free shuttle Because parking is limited around the school, there will be the night of the event from 5:00pm-10:30pm. Pick up and parking for the shuttle is at Edmund Optics on Gloucester Pike. This is a 21 and over only event. Any ticket or general questions can be emailed to barrcentennial@gmail.com.

CENTENNIAL SHIRT AND HOODIE PRICING

CLOCK DEDICATION PLAQUES ORDER FORM Short sleeve tee shirt-

Name: _____________________________________________________________

Address:____________________________________________________________ Phone: _____________________________________________________________ Email: ______________________________________________________________ Amount Paid: Cash ___________________

Check _____________________

Cost is $300 per sponsor-- one line only, 27 characters including space.

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All sponsors will be notified via email of the time for the unveiling.

The info will also be posted on our website and Facebook page.

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Boy Scouts Is your teenage son looking for adventure beyond video games?

All boys age 11-17 are invited to join a real world adventure filled with learning new skills, exploring the outdoors, teamwork, leadership and more through the Scouting program. Boy Scout Troop 96 in Barrington invites you to find out more any Sunday evening from 7 p.m.- 8:30 p.m. at the Activity Center of Barrington Borough Hall, 229 Trenton Avenue.

Troop 96 has a 60 year history of helping young men reach new personal heights while having fun and exploring amazing outdoor programs such as Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico, Florida Sea Base in the Everglades and even the city of London in England through an international Scout Exchange program. Who needs 3-D when you can experience real life hands-on, and learn and hone skills that will help you get ahead and succeed in school, career and beyond. For more information contact Troop 96 Scoutmaster Phil Snyder at 856-546-9370 or e-mail at psnyder.gscbsa@verizon. net

Barrington Borough political reorganization meeting on January 8th, and we look forward to helping make Memorial Day, Independence Day, and the Christmas season special as well.

As the Barrington Band roars into its 103rd year, 2017 promises to be an impressive season, featuring, as always, great music, well played, to appreciative audiences. However, as we gear up, we recognize that we need more players, especially flutes, clarinets, double reeds and percussion. Please consider coming out to play in the Barrington Band; we need you!

If you played an instrument in high school, please come out and join us. We rehearse at the Barrington Borough Hall Senior Center every Tuesday evening from 7:30 to 9:30. There are no auditions, and everyone is heartily welcome.

Besides rehearsals and concerts, we also have various socials throughout the year. The Barrington Band provides a great opportunity to make new friends, enjoy playing music together, and give back to this wonderful community. You will be glad you came!

Barrington Band Coming into the New Year of 2017, the Barrington Band is proud to contribute to the great community life in the Borough of Barrington. As a signature organization in the community, the Barrington Band was delighted to participate in the annual

Marti Warren On a more somber note, we regret the recent passing of Marti Warren, a talented soprano soloist, who also served the band as narrator.

She is fondly remembered!

Little League Alumnus Barrington’s Dean Wilson Still Playing Ball!

Although it’s been over a decade since Dean Wilson played as a twelve year-old in Barrington Little League, he is still on the ballfield playing the game he loves.

I recently caught up with Dean, and in a candid interview he talked about baseball and life and how much the game has given to him.

Question: What has baseball provided you?

Dean: Baseball has done amazing things for me in life. I’ve played all over the country and met a lot of great people. It led me to Oklahoma where I met my wife. Baseball has also taught me how to deal with failure and remaining strong and persistent in the face of adversity. I owe a lot of who I am today to baseball.

Question: Where do you see baseball taking you in the future? Dean: I hope that baseball continues to open new doors for me just as it has done my whole life. When I get older I want to give back to the game and provide the same type of positive influence for younger players who have the same dream I had when I was their age.

Question: As a player for the Lancaster Barnstormers of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball, describe a typical week in the life of a ballplayer.

Dean: A typical week for me during the season is pretty much centered around baseball. Up early in the morning to work out or run, and maybe attend a community ob-

ligation. Take some time to grab something to eat then get to the field by 130 or 2pm. Hang out there, take infield and hit, then it’s game time at 7pm, and then back home by 11pm.

Catch up with family and my wife until bedtime. If we are playing away I’m up even earlier to catch a team bus or a flight. That’s my Monday through Saturday.

Sunday day games are tough because you have a 7pm game Saturday night and are usually back at the field by 9:30 am. Sunday morning for a 1pm game.

You maintain that schedule for two weeks and then get a Monday off and start all over again. But if you love the game then you don’t mind the grind.

Question: What words of encouragement do you have for the little leaguers and high school ballplayers who have the dream of playing professional

baseball? Dean: If you really want something go for it. People are going to try to tell you “No” every step of the way, but that should change nothing.

What dictates your future and how far you go is how much work you put in, and how dedicated you are to your craft, and how much you demand of yourself every day. With that being said, you need to have fun too because it needs to be a positive experience. Be humble, and learn to enjoy the work and the success that comes with it.

Dean is currently weighing his options for this upcoming baseball season.

He recently married his college sweetheart Sara whom he met while they were students at Oral Roberts University. Life changes have been positive, and Dean wants to see what’s next on his journey.

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Barrington Girls’ Softball League

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Come join the Brunch bunch!

Sunday 10 to 3 (Sunday dinner and drinks 3:30 to 9) Adults: $17.95 Children (5 to 10): $10.95 510 S. White Horse Pike Magnolia • 856-435-4600

With such a successful season last year, the Barrington Girls Softball League (BGSL) is eager to kick off their 2017 season this April. The 2016 season saw the Barrington girls win the GSA 15U Championship and the UGSL 10U Championship, which was an all-Barrington contest.

The BGSL also organized its first-ever Fall Ball season this past year, which was warmly received by players, parents, and surrounding towns.

Under the direction of the new league president, Sean Broderick of Barrington, the Board has planned several fundraisers to help improve and expand the spring and fall programs. On February 11th, a Texas Hold-Em tournament and beef and beer with live music will be held at the Haddon Township Knights of Columbus. In June, the BGSL will hold its 2nd annual Fun Day as part of the town’s year-long centennial celebration.

This event will include an alumni game that features former players from across several decades, a tournament, a beer garden with live music, and games for the kids. Further information and tickets for these events and others can be found on the league website at www.barringtongirlssoftball.org.

To top off the 2017 season, Barrington will host its inaugural end-of-season allstar tournament. The league encourages all interested towns to contact the BGSL through the aforementioned website.

If your daughter is 4 to 18 years old and is interested in playing this spring season, she may register online now until February 28th at www.barringtongirlssoftball.org

Monday to Thursday 3:30 to 10 Friday to 11 • Saturday to 12

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WORSHIP DIRECTORY ASCENSION LUTHERAN www.alchh.org Pastor George Dietrich: pastor@alchh.org 534 Fourth Avenue • Haddon Hts., 08035 856/547-6669 COMMUNITY BIBLE www.cbcbarrington.com Pastor Richard Archut 321 Kingston Avenue 856/546-6514 • pastor@cbcbarrington.com FIRST UNITED METHODIST www.barringtonmethodist.com Pastor W. R. Chew 856/287-7561 140 Clements Bridge Road Contact: Bob Golas rsgolas@comcast.net GOSPEL HALL www.barringtongospelhall.org 14 Barrington Avenue Ahigginsmd@msn.com

RONALD McDONALD HOUSE, Continued The complete list of items is below. We have donation bins at Borough Hall for food and pantry items and gift cards and tickets can be dropped-off in the Tax Office. Please put them in an envelope marked Borough Clerk— Ronald McDonald House.

We will be very happy to take your donations to Ronald McDonald House on a monthly basis. Thank you in advance for your donations.

Ronald McDonald Family Rooms are comfortable spaces within hospital pediatric units for parents to rest, access the internet and enjoy refreshments.

Needed for Families: Individual snack items Cheese & crackers Pretzels Granola bars Single breakfast cereals Single serving soups Juice boxes Pudding cups Fruit cups Yogurts

GRACE BIBLE www.gbcnj.org Pastor James Detwiler 887 Clements Bridge Road 856/546-4885 CONTACT: Patti Smith Psmith@gbcnj.org GOOD NEWS FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER www.gnfwc.org 501 Commerce Dr 856/672-9555 Pastor(s) Ray and Carol Shannon PO Box 87 • Glendora, NJ 08029 856-672-9555 • gnfwc@aol.com ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH www.strosenj.com 800 Kings Highway Haddon Heights, NJ 08035-1397 Pastor: Rev. Joseph Byerley 856/547-0564 pastor@strosenj.com

Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey is a homeaway-from-home in Camden for families of seriously ill & injured children House Wish List: (Shop for their house when you shop for yours) Food and pantry items Coffee, tea & sugar Cereals Fresh fruits Butter & cream cheese Individual snacks Household items: Paper towels Toilet paper Zip Lock bags (quart & gallon) Plastic wrap Aluminum foil Liquid hand soap Trash bags (13 and 33 gal.)

Laundry & dish detergent For the families: Gift cards to Walmart & Target Movie tickets New DVD’s Aquarium, zoo & museum passes

St. Rose of Lima School

Our preschool, Rosebud Academy still has some openings in their programs next year. Please contact our preschool director, Mrs. Maureen Mattson, for a personal school tour. A variety of programs for students ages 3-5 are offered to prepare your child in a loving, faith-filled environment. The Rosebud Academy is located at 102 W. Gloucester Pike, Barrington NJ. Visit our website, www.strosenj.com, or email the director at preschool@ strosenj.com for more information.

St. Rose of Lima School has several events in the coming months that we welcome you to attend.

The students in our drama club have been preparing for our amazing spring musical, Into the Woods.

The show will be on May 11, 12 & 13 at 7:00 pm, St. Rose gym, Haddon Heights. Tickets are available through our school office (856-546-6166). The St. Rose of Lima School students will be participating in our Annual Laps for Learning event on May 19th 9:00 am – 2:00 pm.

This event raises funds for school programs and is a fun day for our students!

If you would like to sponsor a lap, please visit our website, www.strosenj.com.

For additional information about our upcoming events or school registration, please contact the Advancement Office at 856-546-6166 (ext.309).

Please visit our website at www.strosenj.com, click on school link. Stay up to date with our events by liking our pages on Facebook at St. Rose of Lima School and Alumni Association and Rosebud Academy Preschool.

Upcoming Events Lenten Fish Fry – Friday, March 3rd, 5:00 – 8:00 pm, St. Rose cafe St. Rose PTA Designer Bag Bingo – Saturday, April 1st, St. Rose School St. Rose presents Into the Woods – May 11, 12 & 13th, 7:00 pm, St. Rose gym St. Rose School Annual Laps for Learning – Fri., May 19th, 9:00 am

St. Rose is accepting applications for the 2017-18 school year in grades Kindergarten-8th.

A St. Rose of Lima School education provides your child with the spiritual and developmental skills they will need to build a bright academic future. Our students are leaders, developing in safe and nurturing environments conducive to academic excellence where they prepare for higher education. We are currently offering a tuition transfer grant for students entering grades 1-7. The grant will offer $750 off the first year tuition and $500 off the second year tuition for the new student. St. Rose offers a full-day Kindergarten Program, with an excellent before and after care program. Please call the Advancement Office at Our third grade students recently participated in a 856-546-6166, ext. 309 to drive for the local animal shelter. Our third graders were schedule a personal tour or happy to help our furry friends waiting for their forever for additional information. home. Thank you to everyone who contributed!

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Barrington: Small Town With A Big Heart Barrington may not be a large town, but you’d never know it if you judge by the generosity of its citizens.

Starting in the spring, residents left canned goods and non-perishable food items on their front steps for the Mail Carriers to collect. These donations were added to the food and cleaning supplies picked up by the Boy Scouts in the fall, and the A.B.L.E. pantry was restocked and ready to help local individuals and families in need by the week before Christmas.

Volunteers from the community and members of the Garnet and Gold Society teamed up to sort and bag the food for distribution. In all, nearly fifty people received two shopping bags each full of nourishment and holiday needs.

Meanwhile, the Mayor’s Office was working on another successful year of the Care ‘n’ Share program that matches needy families with generous sponsor who provide gifts and food to make the holidays happier for some two dozen deserving families. The gifts are distributed locally, as well as to families served by the Osbourne Clinic at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital. Residents also donated gifts under the Giving Tree at borough hall, and Barrington Fire Company No. 1 chipped in with piles of toys and gifts as well.

By the time Old St. Nick returned to the North Pole, Barrington’s residents had shown once again their true holiday spirit.

ATTENTION ALL CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

Have your events, fund raisers, and activities featured here. Reach the entire community by submitting your events and notices to: newsletter@barringtonboro.com

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Clubs, Organizations, Schools, and Churches BARRINGTON BAND www.barringtonband.netfirms.com Contact: Penny Teter, Director pennyteter@yahoo.com **Meets Tues 7:00 pm Senior Center BARRINGTON BOARD OF EDUCATION http://www.barringtonschools.net 311 Reading Ave. Anthony Arcodia, Sup’t. of Schools 856/547-8467, x113 856/547-5533 (F) aarcodia@barringtonschools.net BARRINGTON BUSINESS ASSOC. Contact: Elizabeth Kennedy, PhD. Associates In Hearing HealthCare 121 Clements Bridge Rd. P (856) 546-1535 F (856) 546-6565 eak@ears4you.com Contact: John Hargrave John Hargrave & Assoc.

117 Clements Bridge Road 856/547-6500 info@hargravelaw.com BARRINGTON CARES Contact: Beth Powell 856/323-8493 bcavall@gmail.com BARRINGTON ROD & REEL President: Mark Gosewisch Contact: Darryl Hunt dhunt425@comcast.net BARRINGTON TEEN CENTER Contact: Phylicia Robenolt tazzbfc91@verizon.net BARRINGTON WOMEN’S LEAGUE President: Mandi Hawkins princessmh@verizon.net BARRINGTON PRE-K www.Barringtonpre-k.com Contact: Jessica Emmons Municipal Bldg., 229 Trenton Ave. 856/375-5556 jessemmons@gmail.com BASKETBALL LEAGUE www.barrbasketball.com Contact: Mike Drumm 856/718-1656 mdrummnj@gmail.com BOY SCOUTS TROOP #96 Contact: Bill Oberle 856-216-0758 (H) Woberle1@comcast.net Contact Phil Snyder 856-546-9370 (H) PSnyder.GSCBSA@verizon.net **Meets most “school year”, Sundays at 7 pm at Barrington Senior Center

CUB SCOUT PACK 96 Contact: Scott & Ruth Ross pack96barrington@gmail.com 917/538-4294 ruthherronross@live.com - Cubmaster **Meets most Sundays 6:00 pm VFW BROWNIE TROOP #30014 Contact: Sandy Duganitz 856/310-1323 (H) sandyd33@live.com **Meets 2nd & 4th Monday Sept thru May - SRC 6:30 pm CIVIC ASSOCIATION President: Barbara Hanson BarbHanson1@msn.com Contact: Meg O’Donnell Meg227@Comcast.net CIVIC ASSOC. HARVEST FESTIVAL www.barringtonharvestfest.com Contact: Mindy Berwick barringtonharvestfest@gmail.com DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAM Providing Women & Men with the Safety, Security & Strength to Move Forward www.camdencountywomencenter.org Domestic Violence Response Team Coordinator - Hilda Hotline 856-227-1234 – 856/227-1800 Camden County Women’s Center In an emergency call 911 immediately DRUG ALLIANCE www.barringtonschools.net Contact: Kristin Flowers 856/547-8402 x-220 kflowers@barringtonschools.net EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATOR Contact: Michael DePierri 856/547-0706 (W) mdepierri@barringtonboro.com EMS/AMBULANCE SQUAD President: Michael Grasso Mgrasso299@aol.com Contact: Barbara Willson, Chief bwillson@barringtonboro.com FIRE COMPANY #1 http://www.barringtonfire.com Fire Company: 856/546-7555 Chief: Jason Houck jhouck@barringtonboro.com President: Dave Ehrman ehrman9126@comcast.net **Meets 2nd Monday of ea. mo. 7 pm

FIRE COMPANY #1 AUXILIARY President: Tracy DeCant tracy.decant@verizon.net **Meets 4th Monday each month except Dec, July & August, 7:30 pm Fire Station GARNET YOUTH FOOTBALL & CHEERLEADING www.GarnetYouthFootball.com Rasheed Ali, Rasheed.Ali370@gmail.com Dionna Ward - Cheerleading GarnetYouthCheerleading@yahoo.com GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUE www.barringtongirlssoftball.org President: Josh Haas 856-296-1093 josh@crossriverrealty.com GIRLS’ SOFTBALL LEAGUE AUX. Contact: Kim Kellogg 215-964-5451 Kimmyk_90@yahoo.com GREEN TEAM Contact: Wayne Robenolt, Councilman 856/547-0706 wrobenolt@barringtonboro.com **Meets 2nd Tues month 7 pm in Mayor’s Office BARRINGTON SCHOOLS PTA: AVON PARENT TEACHER GROUP (APT) WWW.APT.ORG President: Holly McCauley hollybishop0104@gmail.com WOODLAND PARENT TEACHER GROUP www.wptg.org President: Carol Nasuti 856/656-0522 carolnasuti@comcast.net CASTLE ACADEMY PTA Contact: Maureen Lenahan 856/546-5901 Castle_academy@yahoo.com ROSEBUD ACADEMY PRESCHOOL www.strosenj.com Director: Maureen Matson 856/617-0750 preschool@strosenj.com

GOVERNMENT PHONE NUMBERS: STATE, COUNTY & LOCAL State, Camden County and Local phone numbers you can call for assistance NEW JERSEY STATE & FEDERAL: US Senator Robert Menendez . 856/757-5353 US Senator Cory Booker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .856/338-8922 Congressman Donald Norcross 856/427-7000 Governor Chris Christie . . . . . . 609/292-6000 State Senator Nilsa Cruz Perez 856/547-4800 Assemblywoman Patricia E. Jones . . . . . . . .856/547-4800 Assemblyman Arthur Barclay . . . . . . . . . . . . .856/547-4800

LOCAL NUMBERS:

Emergency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 911 Police Dept. . . . . . . . . . . . . 547-4333 (Non-emergency) Fire Dept. . . . . . . . . . . 933-1234 (Non-emergency) Ambulance . . . . . . . . . . 933-1234 (Non-emergency) Borough Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 547-0706 Mayors Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 547-8585 Court . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 547-1550 Construction Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 547-0706 Public Works . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 547-2486

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CC Social Services --225-5143 or 225-8800 Welfare to Work 616-0521 WIC --225-5050 Health & Human Services 374-6319 Division for Children 374-6378 Food Stamps-- 225-7789 Mosquito Control 566-2945 Alcohol & Substance Abuse --374-6361 Office of Economic Opportunities 962-6887 Veterans Affairs –374-5801 One Stop Resource Center 968-4200 Parks & Recreation – 216-2117 Public Works (county) 566-2980 Senior and Disabled Services -800-955-2446 Surrogate 225-7282 Sheriff’s Dept. -225-5470 Rental Assistance 614-3300 Homeless Prevention 614-3318 Catholic Charities 663-9800 PSE&G 657-4273

ST. ROSE OF LIMA SCHOOL www.strosenj.com 856/546-6166 Sheila Thomas advancement@strosenj.com St. Rose PTA: Contact: Rachel Healey pta@strosenj.com HADDON HGTS/BARR/LAWNSIDE WRESTLING Contact: Rocky Riley 856/547-2569 Rockyr77@yahoo.com Contact: Bill Dzurenda Septoid8@aol.com HISTORICAL SOCIETY President: Janis Stuart 856/546-5239 (H) jstuart181@verizon.net Contact: Sylvia Hearne, Corresp. Sec. shearne138@yahoo.com JR. GIRL SCOUT TROOP # 30189 Contact: Caryl Hayden jcaohayden@gmail.com *Meet 1st & 3rd Thurs ea mo 6:30pm SRC LITTLE LEAGUE www.barringtonbaseball.org Contact: Sam DiMatteo president@barringtonbaseball.org PO Box 33, Barrington, NJ 08007 LITTLE LEAGUE WOMEN’S AUX. BLLConcessions@ barringtonbaseball.org http://www.barringtonbaseball.org President: Brenda Martinelli 856/986-7976 - C brenmartinelli78@gmail.com SOCCER LEAGUE www.barringtonsoccerclub.com Contact: Harry “Buddy” Hart barringtonsoccer@gmail.com SUVIVORS OF SUICIDE SUPPORT GROUP Contact: Gail Dohrn 215/545-2242 – Group Voice Mail **Meets 2nd Tues each month 7 pm Municipal Bldg 2nd Fl Comm. Center YOUNG AT HEART (SENIORS) Senior Recreation Center Coordinator: Eileen Eckert Holcombe 856/547-1930 (SRC) 856/547-8585 - W eholcombe@barringtonboro.com **YAH Meeting 3rd Monday at 1PM **SRC open every M-W-F 12-3:00pm

CHURCHES: ASCENSION LUTHERAN www.alchh.org Contact: Pastor George Dietrich 534 Fourth Avenue Haddon Heights, NJ 08035 pastor@alchh.org COMMUNITY BIBLE www.cbcbarrington.com Contact: Pastor Richard Archut 321 Kingston Avenue 856/546-6514 pastor@cbcbarrington.com FIRST UNITED METHODIST www.barringtonmethodist.com Contact: Pastor W. R. Chew 140 Clements Bridge Road raebobc@comcast.net Contact: Bob Golas rsgolas@comcast.net GOSPEL HALL www.barringtongospelhall.org 14 Barrington Avenue Contact: A.J. Higgins Ahigginsmd@msn.com GOOD NEWS FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER www.gnfwc.org Contact: Pastor(s) Ray and Carol Shannon 501 Commerce Dr 856/672-9555 PO Box 87, Glendora, NJ 08029 gnfwc@aol.com GRACE BIBLE www.gbcnj.org Contact: Pastor Tony Cuellar 887 Clements Bridge Road 856/546-4885 office@gbcnj.org Contact: Patti Smith psmith@gbcnj.org ST. ROSE OF LIMA www.strosenj.com Contact: Fr. Joseph Byerly pastor@strosenj.com 300 Kings Highway Haddon Heights, NJ 08035-1397 (856) 547-0564 Contact: Kathy Miller: parishsecretary@ strosenj.com

2-1-1 FIRST CALL FOR HELP If you need help right now, pick up the phone and dial 2-1-1 to reach the Camden County information and referral hotline operated by the Union Organization for Social Service. You can also visit their searchable Community Information System website: www.infonet.org.

2-1-1 provides callers in need with information about and referrals to human services such as: Basic Human Needs Resources: food banks, clothing closets, shelters, rent assistance, utility assistance.

Physical and Mental Health Resources: health insurance programs, Medicaid and intervention services, support groups, counseling, drug and alcohol intervention and rehabilitation.

Work Support: financial assistance, job training, transportation assistance and education programs.

Support for Older Americans and People with Disabilities: adult day care, congregate meals, Meals on Wheels, respite care, home health care, transportation, homemaker services.

Children, Youth & Family Supports: child care, after school programs, Head Start, family resource centers, summer camps and recreation programs, mentoring, tutoring and protective services.

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SCHOOL INFORMATION SNOW CLOSING NUMBERS: Barrington: #565 Haddon Hts.: #563 Pope Paul VI: #568 St. Rose of Lima: Register for SchoolReach St. Teresa: #552 BARRINGTON SCHOOLS BARRINGTON SCHOOLS PARENT/TEACHER GROUP (PTG) www.wptg.org President: Tracy Duganitz tduganitz@verizon.net 856/672-9561

The Barrington School District is pleased to announce the opening of a half-day Preschool Inclusion Program for the 2017-2018 school year. The goal of the inclusion program is to integrate special needs children with typically developing peers in a collaborative learning environment. Tuition for the program is $3,000 for the school year and includes transportation for Barrington’s bus zones.

Criteria for the Preschool Inclusion Program are as Follows: • Families must be residents of Barrington • Students must turn 4 years old on or before October 1st, 2017.

There are no exceptions to the age requirement.

• Students must be toilet trained • Students must have up-to-date immunizations If you are interested in enrolling your child in the Preschool Inclusion Program, please visit our website for an application at www.barringtonschools.net. If you have any questions, please contact Renee Gonnella Kenelia at (856) 547-8402 ext. 232.

The deadline is April 28th, 2017.

The intent of Zoning is to protect YOUR property.

To: All Property Owners and Residents If you have any Zoning or proposed construction questions contact George Jones, Zoning Administrator at 856-5474040, Zoning Application has a fee of $40.00. There is no fee for handicap ramps; but a Zoning Application must be made, before you build.. Ramps are temporary in nature and shall be removed when no longer required. If you rent out your house you must register with the Borough of Barrington.

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your plot plan (survey) to secure authorization and/or permits to: ( applies to all commercial & residential districts] [Prior to any construction projects] A. Erect a fence on your property; to include new or replacement of old fencing.

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cial districts [Ch. 95] C. Signs of any commercial venture or business in a residential zoning district (except for a real estate sign on the premises) the maximum size is six [6] square feet D. Duplex or two family homes in a single family residential district E Business or commercial equipment parked or stored on streets in any district, must be behind the front corner of the building or house F. Sheds garages or other structures in the front or side yards G. Boats, trucks, trailers can be parked on driveway, only beyond front corner of the house, not in front yard area; but not parked in the streets.

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