Barrington's On Track June 2017 edition

Official Barrington Borough News Summer Issue, 2017

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ch 27, 2017, Barrington will celebrate its 100th birthday as it is the anniversary of when the town was ated as a municipality. To mark this historic event, we have many events planned and one special —the construction of Centennial Park which will be located at Clements Bridge Road and Trenton , across from Borough Hall. Centennial Park will feature a beautiful town clock, benches, engraved and a floral garden. There are several ways you can get involved. We will be selling engraved pavers, rd banners and sponsorships for both the clock and the benches. The sponsorships for the clock and ches have not been finalized yet but orders for engraved pavers and boulevard banners are currently old and can be personalized with your family or business name. Below is a rough idea of what the ll look like and also information on the pavers and banners.

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Events Townwide Usher In Borough’s Centennial year

AVED PAVERS—for a contribution of $100, you can ase an engraved paver which will be located in one n of Centennial Park. It is a 4x8 EP Henry paver and can sonalized with three lines of type, 15 characters per line ing spaces). You can inscribe your family name, a ss name, in memory of someone, or anything else you like. These pavers have an epoxy fill and last itely. They would make great Christmas gifts! For more ation or an order form, visit our website at arringtonboro.com or stop in at Borough Hall.

EVARD BANNERS—for a contribution of $100, you can ase a boulevard banner that will be hung on Clements e Road at various times throughout the year. The banner e personalized with your family name, business name or mory of someone. At the end of 2017, the banners will en to the purchaser. For more information or an order visit our website at www.barringtonboro.com or stop in at gh Hall.

Artist’s rendition of what the clock will look like. Park will include benches and a floral garden.

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.

The Mayor’s Desk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Centennial Celebration . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4 Government News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Trash and Recycling . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7 Business Association . . . . . . . . . . 8-10

Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Around Town . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13, 17 Places of Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15 Community Contacts . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

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Each event has been well attended, everyone had a great time at the dinner and Barrington Day. Memorial Day was well attended and all involved did a great job remembering our war dead and our veterans.

The Mayor’s Desk

CENTENNIAL:

Mayor Robert Klaus Dear Neighbors and Residents of Barrington-I’m breaking from the usual boring Mayors Letter to talk about Barrington’s Centennial. What great events we have had so far, this year, starting with reorganization, the Centennial Dinner, Barrington Day, and just recently the Memorial Day Ceremony.

The Centennial Committee still meets the third Wednesday of each month-keep track of the events.

This gives the residents an opportunity to volunteer to help without the longterm commitment. Keep up to date on the upcoming events on Barringtonboro web site, or call the Borough for dates and times.

Thank you everyone on the Centennial Committee

and all the volunteers who helped with the different events. Come to meeting and meet some of these great residents, friends, and neighbors.

The next celebration will be Independence Day, with the new Clock dedication, followed by the Parade, and the Fireworks which are on the 3rd of July. The Barrington Band will also be performing behind Woodland School before the fireworks. If you have not done so already, you can purchase a Centennial paver to go around the new Clock, a Clock sponsorship which will be part of a plaque that will be on the clock, or a street banner to be displayed the remainder of the year and in succes-

sive years up and down Clements Bridge Road.

Contact Terry Shannon at Borough Hall for more information about pavers, plaques and banners.

WHITE HORSE PIKE CORRIDOR:

(What a difference a Wawa makes!!) We are proud of the redevelopment along the Corridor. All the businesses are thriving, as you can see most of the existing businesses have remodeled and look great.

We are all excited with the grand opening of Wild Wing Café on the corridor.

On Friday June 2, there was a grand opening and it was well attended--great wings-great food. If you haven’t already visited you must do so, you will not be disap-

Do You Need the Summer “Function Better Program”?

Now that the weather is warm and the flowers are in bloom, there is an increasing desire to be active 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 summer. If you are having trouble with pain, endurance, bending, walking, 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 summer 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 summer 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:

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pointed. Keep a watch out for the listings and dates of live entertainment.

We have additional good news-- we will soon have another new business in town along the Corridor.

On the White Horse Pike across from Wild Wing Cafe will be a Chick-fil-A-construction to start sometime in the fall. Another new business in town-what a difference a Wawa makes!

OTHER REDEVELOPMENT:

As everyone can see at the corner of 3rd Avenue and Clements Bridge Road there is construction activity. The twelve high-end apartments are coming along and should be ready (Continued on Page 3)

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(including spaces). You can inscribe your family name, a business name, in memory of someone, or anything else you would like. These pavers have an epoxy fill and last SUMMER, 2017 indefinitely. They would make great Christmas gifts! For more information or an order form, visit our website at www.barringtonboro.com or stop in at Borough Hall.

S—for a contribution of $100, you can BARRINGTON’S ON TRACK anner that will be hung on Clements mes throughout theUnveiling year. The banner We Are The Centennial Clock July 3rd! your family name, Monday, July 3, starting atbusiness name or PRIZES TO BE PARADE THEME 5:00pm prior to the parade, we will At the end of 2017, the banners awill contribution you can start the festivitiesBOULEVARD to celebrate the BANNERS—for OFFERED FOR of $100, THIS YEAR IS   purchase a boulevard banner that will be hung on Clements unveiling of the Centennial Clock. er. For more information or an order KIDS Behind Borough Hall we will haveat various Bridge Road timesPARADE throughout the year. BARRINGTON The banner The Barrington Business Ashotdogs and ice cream and then CENTENNIAL March 27, 2017, Barrington willpersonalized celebrate or its with 100 birthday it is the anniversary can be your family business name of or when the town was www.barringtonboro.com stop in atasname, sociation is offering prizes for the will move out front at 5:30pm for

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To mark this historicAt event, weand have many events planned andparade one special theme of this year’s in memory of someone. the end of 2017, the The banners will children’s bike, stroller wagon the unveiling of the clock. The is centered around our Centennial. ect—the construction Park which willFor bethree located at Clements beCentennial givenwith to the purchaser. more information or anBridge order Road and Trenton parade.

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There are several ways you can get involved.

We will be selling engraved pavers, Borough the clock so the photoHall. can theme. The parade will line-up at be included the time capsule. evard banners andinsponsorships for both Prizes the clock and the benches. sponsorships the 3. clock and will be awarded for first, The the railroad at 6:00pmfor on July Please plan to join us at 5:00pm prize winners. benches have not been finalized yet but second ordersand forthird engraved pavers and boulevard banners are currently Fireworks will be behind Woodbehind Borough Hall. Rain date is $25 gift cards or cash will be land School in prioridea yearsof andwhat the g sold and can be personalized with your family or business name. Below is aasrough Friday, July 7. awarded to the winners. will begin around 9:15.

Rain date k will look like and also information on the pavers and banners.

GRAVED PAVERS—for a contribution of $100, you can chase an engraved paver which will be located in one ction of Centennial Park. It is a 4x8 EP Henry paver and can personalized with three lines of type, 15 characters per line cluding spaces). You can inscribe your family name, a siness name, in memory of someone, or anything else you uld like. These pavers have an epoxy fill and last efinitely. They would make great Christmas gifts! For more ormation or an order form, visit our website at w.barringtonboro.com or stop in at Borough Hall.

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OULEVARD BANNERS—for a contribution of $100, you can rchase a boulevard banner that will be hung on Clements dge Road at various times throughout the year. The banner n be personalized with your family name, business name or memory of someone. At the end of 2017, the banners will given to the purchaser. For more information or an order m, visit our website at www.barringtonboro.com or stop in at rough Hall.

for all festivities is July 7.

We will continue to sell pavers, PAVERS, and clock sponsorships all Artist’sbanners rendition of what the year. Pavers and banners are $100 BANNERS AND clock will look will is and alike. clockPark sponsorship CLOCK includeeach benches and ainformation, floral $300.

For more visit garden. the borough website or stop in to SPONSORSHIPS Borough Hall.

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Artist’s rendition of what the clock will look like. Park will Name: _____________________________________________________________ include benches and a floral Address:____________________________________________________________ garden.

Phone: _____________________________________________________________ CLOCK DEDICATION PLAQUES ORDER FORM

Email: ______________________________________________________________ Amount Paid: Cash ___________________

Check _____________________

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

(For additional lines cost is an additional $200 per line. 27 characters including spaces.) The clock will be unveiled on July 3, 2017.

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.

Wording for Plaque:

Artist’s rendition of what the clock will look like. Park will ____________________________________________________________________ include benches and a floral ____________________________________________________________________ garden.

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Centennial Celebration Continues...

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Centennial Social at Avon School

Historical Society: Happy 100th Birthday, Barrington!

We’ve come a long way in a hundred years. Things were a little different in town in 1917. We were part of Centre Township until then. The roads were dirt with no curbs. With no mail home delivery, residents picked up their mail at the postmaster’s house. The train and trolley made regular runs through town carrying freight and passengers. Students attended School #1, where the present Borough Hall is now located, a four room schoolhouse.

School #2 (Culbertson School) was built this year, another four room schoolhouse. A city water system began to be installed although it was not until the early 1930’s that the entire town had running water. Policemen had no uniforms but were supplied with caps and night sticks.

Police were equipped with six lanterns but they had to buy their own kerosene. Many complaints were about pigs and chickens roaming the streets until residents were made to tie up animals. Four stop signs were installed and the speed limit was 12 mph. Warnings for speeding were regular issued. The first motor driven fire truck was purchased this year along with 500 feet of hose. A forty gallon chemical tank, hose rack and ladders were installed on the truck. The population was about 1,000 compared to the 6,800 today. A grocery, general and other small stores were located on Clements Bridge Road by the railroad.

A lot has changed but a lot has stayed the same. It’s still a small friendly town where neighbors help neighbors.

At our next meeting on Sunday, September 24, we’ll have another, “Around the Town in Time”, a slide presentation showing places and scenes from our past. And Sunday, November 19, Robert Shinn will be with us again to talk about Petty’s Island. Both will be interesting programs. We meet at 2:30pm at the Senior Center on Haines Avenue.

Check out the display cabinet in the Council Room for a patriotic exhibit this summer followed by a school items in the fall.

Time Capsule Reveals Artifacts From 1992

Twenty-five years ago, the 75th Anniversary Committee deposited items and memorabilia into a time capsule to be opened 25 years later. That was 1992 and that time capsule was unearthed this past March.

The items were a little worse for the wear of time and moisture but mostly intact and a great reminder of the history and the progress made by our Barrington community. The items are on display at the Borough Hall.

As we celebrate our 100th year in 2017, we will prepare another time capsule to be sealed at the end of this year. The Centennial Committee is looking for suggestions and/or donations for the time capsule.

Please contact Fran Gomolson, street46@aol. com, 856-577-5826, no later than June 3. We welcome your ideas!

As the children watched the items coming out of the time capsule from 1992, many wondered about the VCR tapes and the cassettes for tape recorders.

What will the group gathered in 2042 wonder about when they open our 2017 time capsule?!

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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: July 11, August 8, September 12 Caucus meetings: July 5, August 1, September 5 Meetings begin at 6:00pm and all meetings include open public portions will the public will be heard on any subject.

Borough Hall business hours are 8:30am-4:30pm Monday through Thursday.

Offices close on Fridays at 3pm for June, July and August. Borough offices are open until 6:00pm on Tuesday evenings for your convenience. The Tax Assessor is available inperson on Thursdays from 4:45pm-5:45pm.

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. We have different events planned throughout the year. Watch the borough website and Barrington on Track for more information.

The Centennial Committee is gathering items from clubs, organizations and families in town for the 100th Anniversary Time Capsule. We will inter the time capsule at the end of the year so information on all the town events can be included. If you would like to submit something for the time capsule, submissions are being accepted at Borough Hall in the Tax Office. A history of your family, a write-up on your organization, photos, stories, articles, any information you think may be of interest to those who will open the time capsule on the 125th anniversary. If you have something you think would be good for the time capsule, please bring it to Borough Hall.

TO ALL LONG-TIME BARRINGTON FAMILIES--

If your family have been long-time residents of Barrington, we are looking for information from you for the time capsule. Photos, mementos, articles, anything of interest that tells the story of your family and how they came to live in Barrington and continue to live here—we want your stories for the time capsule.

Please share your stories!

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

REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS HOURS

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.

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New Time Capsule Is Planned

Mon - Wed - Thurs - Fri: 9:30 am - 3:45 pm Tuesday: 12:45 pm - 6:00 pm

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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!

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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continued from Page 2) by the end of the summer. We hope there may be residents interested in an apartment in town--you can contact the construction department for contact information.

We are still looking for an interested party who may be willing to redevelop the corner of Clements Bridge and Gloucester Pike. We have had some interesting notions as to what could be developed on the corner, but nothing solid yet. We will keep you posted.

We know traveling through town on Gloucester

Pike has been a challenge and after Clements Bridge Road reconstruction we have had about as much we would like. Once PSE&G has completed the gas services in Barrington and Bellmawr, Gloucester Pike will be repaved. I know better roads means more traffic, but more traffic means more exposure to the businesses in town, which is great for Barrington.

Mayor and Council, our Borough Staff, Public Works, Police Department, Fire Department, Ambulance and EMT’s all wish our residents a safe and happy summer. Enjoy your vacations and we will see you in the Fall.

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

Or call the Municipal Office at 856-547-0706

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Public Works Department 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 858-5241.

ELECTRONICS RECYCLING: Effective immediately 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 Uninterruptable Power Supply Keyboards, Mouse and Speakers All Types of Wire Gold Clip Ends Printers, Fax Machines, Scanners, Modems, Copiers All type of Memory Any Hard Drives Fans and power Supplies Mother, B,C, Tweeter and Finger Boards AC Adaptors, Yokes and Motors Plastic, Baled or Loose Aluminum, Brass, Light Iron and Copper Metals, Baled or Loose Any All Related Computer Parts Phones, Cell Phones, Cell phone and Laptop Batteries PC Scrap and Stereos (No Wood)

VCR’s, DVD’ 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 arrangements to pick up. Please be advised that any electronic items put to the curb for trash will not be picked up. For more information on electronic recycling you can go to the NJDEP website at: hhtp://www.state. nj.us/dep/dshw/recycling/ electronicwaste/index.html or the Borough electronic waste vendor web site at www. thanksforbeinggreen.com.

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 clothing, 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.

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.

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, laurel and plant clippings. Vegetative waste can be put in 30-gallon containers not weighing more than 50 lbs. and/or contractor grade trash bags weighing not more than 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. Due to the heavy volume your pick up may not be completed on the scheduled pick up day, just leave at curb and it will be picked up the following day.

Vegetative Waste pick up will continue on Mondays during leaf season, September thru December. You can also put out your bagged or containerized leaves along with your vegetative waste at the same time for pick up.

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 time please call the CCDEA at 856-858-5241. Do not put curbside for recycling or trash pickup, it will not be picked up.

TIRES-RESIDENTIAL: (2) Tires per week per households, must be off the rims and can be put to curb for trash pickup. If tires are

on the rim they will not be picked up.

CONCRETE: The Borough provides a pick up on Thursday 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 contractor are replacing your sidewalk and/ or driveway or any other type of renovation work you will need to arrange for private disposal.

BRUSH PICK UP: The Borough provides a pick 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 a 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 a 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 pickup day, it will be picked up the following day.

STUMP PICK UP:

The Borough provides a pick up on Thursday 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

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should be no longer 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: Waste oil 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.

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 5472486 ext.105. In an effort to curb scavengers, residents are asked to wait until 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 your 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.

HOLIDAYS:

Memorial Day – May 20th (Monday) – DPW closed. All services rescheduled for the following day.

Independence Day – July 4th (Tuesday) – DPW closed.

Labor Day – September 4th (Monday) – DPW closed. All services rescheduled for the following day.

Columbus Day – October 9th (Monday) – DPW closed.

All services rescheduled for the following day.

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.

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LEAF SEASON 2017 Beginning with the week of October 2nd 2017, the Borough will be divided into three (3) districts for the purpose of leaf collection. Each district will receive one collection per week. The districts, and the scheduled collection dates are listed below.

STREETS DIVIDED INTO DISTRICTS Week of: 10-02, 10-23 11-13, 12-11 DISTRICT #1 Adams Avenue Ashley Court Alyse Court Barr Drive Beaver Drive Cedar Avenue Clark Drive Clements Bridge Road (Gloucester Pike to Runn.

Center Street Cleveland Avenue Commerce Drive Courtney Drive Davis Road Edwards Avenue Enders Drive Gloucester Pike (all) Hearne Drive Lauren Lane Lenton Avenue Little Lane Lott Avenue Madison Avenue Richards Avenue Russell Avenue Schiena Lane Shreve Avenue S. Moore Avenue Timber Drive Trinity Place Williams Avenue E & W Willmont Avenue The Borough frequently receives complaints about unsecured trash littering the streets on windy days.

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 system, fence installation, concrete work, etc. If you have a contractor doing your work the contractor should be aware of this requirement also. If you

10-09 10-30 11-27, 12-18 DISTRICT #2 Albany Avenue Albertson Avenue Ashland Avenue Atlantic Avenue Austin Avenue Barrington Avenue Clements Bridge Road (WHP to Glouc. PK) Charles Avenue Dubois Avenue Erie Avenue Haines Avenue Kingston Avenue Lawrence Avenue Moore Avenue Newton Avenue Page Avenue Reading Avenue Thomas Avenue Trenton Avenue White Horse Pike Woodland Avenue 2nd Avenue 3rd Avenue 4th Avenue 5th Avenue W. 1st Avenue W. 2nd Avenue W. 3rd Avenue W. 4th Avenue W. 5th Avenue

10-16, 11-6 12-04, 12-25 DISTRICT #3 Avon Road Baptiste Avenue Bell Avenue Chesterfield Road Clinton Road Copley Road Copley Place N & S Devon Road Farragut Ave (1 Home) Highland Avenue Hobart Drive Hutchinson Avenue Kent Avenue Letitia Lane Mercer Drive Nassau Drive N & S Oak Avenue Oakwood Road Peltoma Road Pomona Road Princeton Road Tavistock Blvd.

Warwick Road Wayne Road Whitman Drive

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.

BAGGED/CONTAINERIZED LEAF PICK UP: Pick-ups will be every Monday, September thru December during leaf season along with your vegetation waste. Bagged/Containerized leaves shall be put in open metal or plastic containers of no more than thirty (30) gallon capacity not exceeding 50 lbs. and or contractor grade trash bags of not weighing

more than 25 lbs., please leave bags untied.

LOOSE LEAF PICK UP: The season will begin the week of October 2nd and end the week of December 25th, weather permitting. There are 3 districts which will have 4 pickups each. Leaf signs will be posted the week prior to the districts scheduled pick up; you can also refer to the enclosed schedule listing, website or cable channel for listings. Please place the leaves on the park strip between the curb and sidewalk.

Do not put sticks, rocks, or any other debris in leaf piles, this can cause damage to the machines and create safety concerns for our employees.

If debris are left in piles, the pile will not be picked up.

Leaf crews will make one pass thru on your scheduled pick up week and will not return due to leaves being put out late. Due to NJDEP storm water regulations and Borough Ordinance, loose leaves are not to be placed within 10 feet of any storm drain inlet along the street. There will be no loose leaf pick up the week of November 20th due to the short holiday week. Pick up will resume the following week. If anyone should have any questions in regards to this article or any other Public Works related issues please call Mike Ciocco, Supt. of Public Works at 547-2486 ext.101.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT DISPOSAL OF SYRINGES & NEEDLES

Our recycling center has recently had employees injured by discarded syringes/needles that were put into recycling bins.

When an employee at the recycling center is injured, it stops the entire operation and that employee has to be sent for immediate medical treatment.

Used needles and/or syringes CANNOT be put out with recycling. They are to be put into capped soft drink bottles and thrown in the TRASH. For information on how to dispose of used needles properly, visit www.safeneedledisposal.org.

PLEASE KEEP NEEDLES OUT OF THE RECYCLING BIN.

StormWater Management:

Chapter 104 Borough Code Article X Reduction of Extraneous Flow, Sump Pumps

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and Storm Drain Collector’s States: No person shall connect any Sump Pump or Storm Drainage Collectors to a Sanitary Sewer line. This includes, but is not limited to roof drains, leaders, gutters, stormwater detention ponds or tanks. The record title owner shall be responsible under this subsection and shall be presumed to have caused any such connection.

All dwellings, buildings or structures having surface or groundwater drains, including sump pumps, and storm drainage, including roof drains, now connected and/or discharging into the sanitary sewer system shall disconnect and/or remove the same

by January 1, 2008. Any disconnects or openings in the sanitary sewer shall be closed or repaired in an effective, workmanlike manner, as approved by the Borough Superintendent of Public Works and/or Borough Engineer.

Sewer Utility:

Chapter 35 Borough Code Article I States: The Sewer Utility shall only be responsible for the maintenance and operation of the Sewer Mains, Manholes, and Pump Station within the right of ways and easements owned by Barrington Borough. It shall be the responsibility of the property owner to maintain and repair the lateral sewer from any buildings of the property to the sewer main connection. The Sewer Utility shall NOT be responsible for any damage from overflow of any plumbing fixture, open or broken sewer pipe that is located below grade level within the property.

A Permit to do repairs or replacements to any lateral located within the right of way or easements of the Barrington Sewer Utility shall be required. A fee of $30.00 shall be charged for this permit. All work must be inspected by the Borough Sewer Inspector before it is covered with dirt. (Note: any work performed within the Borough owned streets with still require a street opening permit.)

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Barrington Business Association News ship chair. All new businesses are encouraged to contact The April and September her at jennifermilligan31@gmail.com. meetings of the BBA were well attended and focused on Our next meeting will be on November 16, 2017 offering internet and social at 7:00 pm in the Borough Hall. All businesses are media workshops for busiencouraged to attend. We thank Mayor ness owners. These included Klaus and his staff for their continued support. workshops on developing BBA has an easy-to-use website and maintaining websites and maximizing social media, at www.bbaofnj.org. predominately Facebook.

The website provides a direct link to the website or Anyone interested in attendFacebook page of each member business. Residents, ing future workshops can get just go to the site and find the service you need. Busiinformation at www.bbaofnj. nesses are listed by category and alphabetically. Check org or can follow us on our out the site to find all the wonderful services that are Facebook page http://www. available to you right here in our own community. facebook.com/BABarrington/. Coupons are available for some member businesses and Barrington Businesses were more will be added. The site also provides a calendar very active in several town with upcoming events. Be sure to check the site reguevents this year. We honlarly to get your coupons, check the calendar, and see ored our veterans by laying a what’s happening in town. wreath at the Memorial Day All Barrington associations are welcome to post their celebration. We joined in the events on the site’s calendar, too. Use the contact form centennial celebration with on the website and we’ll help publicize your event. the unveiling of the new town The goal of the BBA is to keep our members inclock and offered a July 4th formed, to promote our businesses and our town, and to prize for participation in the provide a valuable link between businesses and resiparade. Several BBA memdents. We encourage every business in the community bers participated in National - large or small, walk-in or on-line, retail, wholesale, Night Out. professional, or non-profit - to join. Information is availThe Harvest Fest provided a wonderful day for town residents and visitors to check out many of our businesses. And, we continue to drop off “Goodie Bags” welcoming new residents to our lovely town.

We are pleased to have several new businesses in the BBA: E&R Contracting, Next Stage Dance Studio, Frontino Automotive and Semper Securities. Details about these and all the businesses in town are in the BBA website, www.

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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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Barrington Welcomes Wild Wing Café as Latest Component to White Horse Pike Redevelopment Site WILD WING CAFÉ GRAND OPENING

On Friday, June 9 at 4:30pm, Mayor Klaus, surrounded by council members, owners and management of Wild Wing Café, along with friends and family, cut the ribbon officially opening Wild Wing Café on the White Horse Pike in Barrington. All week long Wild Wing Café hosted guests from the community for their “Guinea Pig” parties where patrons sampled the food for free and kitchen and wait staff got a chance to hone their skills. Wild Wing Café has already been a huge success as there is usually a wait to be seated. The opening of this restaurant finally completes the Barrington economic redevelopment project started 12 years ago and spearheaded by Council President Kirk Popiolek (pictured behind Mayor Klaus). Also pictured are Councilwoman Harris, Councilman Beach and Councilwoman Fawley. Everyone in Barrington extends a warm welcome to Wild Wing Café and wishes them great success!

Wild Wing Cafe, located next to the new Wawa on the White Horse Pike aims to be the destination for “hot wings, cold beer and good times,” according to managing partners Craig and Janette Colby and operating partner John DeLucia.

“Our goal is to be a catalyst of the local scene by supporting breweries to the tune of live music, as well as providing delicious, fresh food,” said DeLucia. “We’re also committed to the Barrington community, and plan to be integrally involved by sponsoring youth-centered and sports organizations.”

The restaurant will employ 125 people and feature more than 40 TVs, a 34-seat bar, an

enclosed patio, as well as eight garage doors to provide an open-air feel in the bar area.

The extensive menu will offer Wild Wing Cafe’s traditional pub fare as well as fan favorites like chicken wings, hand-breaded nuggets, 100% Angus burgers and fresh salads, as well as 33 made-from-scratch sauces to suit all palates. To enhance the dining experience, there will be live music on Friday and Saturday nights, welcoming various rock genres, and the bar will boast more than 30

taps including many local brews from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and New York.

“The Barrington team connects on all cylinders with Wild Wing Cafe’s mission,” said Tom Lewison, Chief Executive Officer of Wild Wing Cafe. “We’re excited to open our first location in New Jersey and can’t wait for the Barrington community to be able to enjoy everything Wild Wing has to offer.”

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Barrington Girls’ Softball League

The Barrington Girls Softball League (BGSL) had another great season in 2017. It kicked off with Opening Day on April 8th which included a parade of all the teams in the league, the national anthem sung by Skyleena Thatch, a 6th grader from Barrington who performed on America’s Got Talent, and games between Barrington teams and a newly combined Barrington and Haddon Heights team named Haddington.

We are proud that our girls had winning seasons at each age level in both the GSA and UGSL leagues.

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Post season, on June 3rd the BGSL held its 2nd Annual Family Fun Day. This event had games for kids throughout the day, brought together players from across the decades to play in an alumni game, a corn hole tournament fund raiser, and a beer garden that included live music with Angus Road as the headliner. During Barrington’s Independence Day celebration most of the players rode in the parade representing the league with style.

2017 was also the 2nd year for Fall Ball. With increased participation this year, it’s ensured that fall softball will continue for many years in town. For those girls interested in playing softball in the spring the BGSL would love to have you participate. Registration will open at the end of December. Visit http://www.barringtongirlssoftball.org for more details.

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Barrington Band Barrington has always had a rich history of being one of New Jersey’s smalltown gems, a place that draws folks together, who give their time and talents

for the benefit of others.

And what draws more people together than music – those who love playing it, and those who love hearing it?

The Barrington Band was formed over 100 years ago, and even today draws musicians young and old, experienced and beginner, together to entertain at civic events, nursing homes and other special concert events. Its music is as diverse as its membership, focusing on patriotic songs, marches, big-band numbers and Broadway show tunes.

The band performs not only in Barrington, but also in surrounding towns and those as far away as Cape May and Wildwood.

What makes the Barrington Band special is its inclusivity – it welcomes members of all ages and skill levels – the common thread is to make music fun – and entertaining – for the band as well as the audience!

The Band rehearses weekly, and its concert season runs from late spring through the Christmas Season. Check us out at our website at www. barringtonband.org and join us in 2017 as we gear up for another season of great music!

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Brownies and Girl Scouts When you think of the Girl Scouts organization, the first thing to come to mind is usually COOKIES! While a large part of our Troops’ focus throughout our season is our cookie sales, we have also made an effort in keeping with the Girl Scout Promise “to serve”.

Brownie Troop 30014 and Girl Scout Troop 30189, ranging from the ages of 6-14 years of age, participated for the second year with The Unforgotten Haven, South Jersey, a non-profit charity in Blackwood NJ that assists the unfortunate and homeless.

The girls along with some of their family members packed 300 bag lunches to be distributed to those in need.

In December, both troops also participated in the first Cookies and Caroling!

Christmas cookies donated by each of the girls were packaged and distributed

to seniors in the community during an afternoon of Christmas Carols and games. The troops hope to continue to be active with the senior community and look forward to this event becoming an annual tradition, bridging the young and old!

Mary’s Marchers Hold Relay For Life

Relay for Life is the signature fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.

The Relay is staffed and coordinated by volunteers in more than 5,200 communities and 27 countries.

Volunteers give their time and effort because they believe it’s time to take action against cancer.

Relay for Life of Camden County was held on Saturday, June 10, 2017 from noon until 12:00 am at Veteran’s Park, 1261 Chews Landing Road in Clementon (Gloucester Twp.), NJ. Everyone was invited to join in at this event which brings communities together to remember loved ones lost, honor survivors of all cancers, and raise money to help the American Cancer Society make a global impact on cancer.

If you are a cancer survivor, a caregiver, have lost someone to cancer, or just want to see what it’s all about, please come check it out.

You can be as involved as you like. You can register to relay, encourage family and friends to create your own team, or just hang out and participate.

Barrington is home to Mary’s Marchers Relay for Life team, formed in 2011 to support Mary Deeney Coyle in her fight against lung cancer. Mary lost her battle and was taken from us too soon. We continue to raise awareness and funds for the American Cancer Society in her memory and to make a difference in the lives of others facing this disease. To date, we have raised over $15,000 this year and over $50,000 since we began. By devoting our time and energy through raising awareness and money, we have become the voice of the American Cancer Society in our community. It’s a big job and its not one that we take for granted. We appreciate all the support we receive at our many fundraising events throughout the year. Like our Facebook page to keep up to date on all of our events and activities. We hope to see you at Relay for Life of Camden County on June 10th! For more information, contact Barb Hanson at Barbhanson1@msn.com or 856217-3924.

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Local Man Sworn In As Firefighter

Jeffrey Hunter was sworn in on June 9, 2017 as a Frederick County, Md. Firefighter. He is a member of the Barrington Fire Co and a 2009 graduate of Haddon Heights High School. The Frederick County Division of Fire and Rescue Services welcomed 23 new members to the Department. Recruit Class 21 (RC21) came to fruition partially from an award of $6,339,748 in federal funding through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Staffing for Adequate Fire & Emergency Response (SAFER) program. The ceremony was held at the Jack B. Kussmaul Theater on the Frederick Community College Campus.

The 27-week academy began on December 5, 2016. The firefighters participated in over 810 hours of coursework which included: Emergency Medical Technician, Emergency Vehicle Operator, Firefighter I, Firefighter II, Hazardous Materials Operations, Rescue Techniques.

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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

Community Bible Church

321 Kingston Ave. Barrington, Nj 08007 Voice (856) 546-6514 Pastor: Rich Archut Set the dates aside! Mark your calendar! Turn your alarm on! July 10–14 is when Community Bible Church of Barrington will be celebrating Christmas in July with a “Christmas in July: Unwrapping the Greatest Gift” Vacation Bible School. VBS will be held nightly 6:30–8:30 p.m. for children Pre-K4 through 6th grade. Theme-based songs, games, take-home crafts, prizes, and an explanation of the real meaning of Christmas along with a special Friday night family Christmas program will make this a memorable week for you and your children!

Parents/adults, while the younger members of your family are enjoying VBS, we invite you to participate in the special time we have planned just for you!

GRACE BIBLE www.gbcnj.org Contact: Pastor Tony Cuellar 887 Clements Bridge Road 856/546-4885 CONTACT: Patti Smith patti@gracenj.us 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

Along with meeting other adults, experts in their field will be giving instruction on identity theft protection and family safety, cupcake decorating, lawn and garden tips, and personal health. Both the children’s program and adult sessions are free. You do not have to have a child in VBS to attend the adult program.

July is coming-plan now to attend! Start talking to others in your neighborhood!

We look forward to seeing you and your family July 10–14!

Whether you are new in town looking for a place to worship, someone who is searching for answers to life’s tough problems and questions, or seeking a new church home, you are invited to attend Community Bible Church of Barrington. We are a Bible-based, independent, non–denominational church located at 321 Kingston Ave. (just off Third Ave.).

For service times or more information, visit our website at www.cbcbarrington. com or call 865-546-6514.

St. Rose of Lima School The St. Rose School staff and students congratulate our 8th grade students and wish them much success as they embark on the next journey in their lives. Many of our students received scholarships and awards to the area high schools that they will be attending next year. They will be attending Bishop Eustace Prep, Camden Catholic, Gloucester Catholic, Haddon Heights, Haddon Township, Merion Mercy Academy, Paul VI, St. Augustine Prep. Congratulations graduates!

St. Rose Parish is having a Summer Vacation Jackpot 50/50 Raffle. Tickets are $50 each and are available in the rectory office. The potential grand prize is $20,000, only 2,000 tickets will be sold. Drawing will be held on June 24, 2017 at 12:00 pm. Please call the rectory office for questions at 856-547-0564.

Summer Programs St. Rose Summer Basketball Camp registration is open to grades 1-8. It will be held at St. Rose School, June 19 – 22nd from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm. Please visit our school website for the registration form, www. strosenj.com.

St. Rose of Lima Parish will be hosting a free Summer Literacy Program for students in grades K-8 this summer, held on Tuesday nights, June 27, July 11, 18 and 25 from 6:00 – 7:30pm.

This is the 14th year of the program which encourages reading in a fun setting.

Please email Mrs. Janis at bmjanis@aol.com or visit: http://www.strosewebsite. com/summer-literacyprogram for additional information. Our annual Vacation Bible School will be held July 10 - 14th for children age 4 (by 6/1/17) through 5th grade. It is a fun week filled with crafts, songs and friendships.

School Registration St. Rose offers a 2-year tuition grant to students entering grades 1-7. Tuition assistance is also available.

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Advancement Office at 856-546-6166, ext 309 to schedule a personal tour or for additional information.

Our Preschool, Rosebud Academy, offers a variety of programs for your 3-5 year old. Please contact our director, Mrs. Mattson at 856-627-4570 for information. Follow our pages on Facebook at St. Rose of Lima School and Alumni Association and Rosebud Academy Preschool. Visit our website www.strosenj. com.

Upcoming School and Parish Events St. Rose of Lima School Summer Literacy Program For St. Rose Parish or School students entering grades K-8.

Tuesdays from 6:00 – 7:30 pm – June 27, July 11, 18 and 25th For information visit www.strosenj.com or email: bmjanis@aol.com Vacation Bible School is July 10th – July 14th, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Registration Forms are available at the Rectory or visit: https://www.strosenj. com/Religious-education For information or to be a volunteer please email: vbs@strosenj.com or call 856-546-9326 School Opens – September 5th School Open House – St. Rose of Lima School will be hosting an Open House for prospective families on Wednesday, October 11, 2017 from 9:30 – 11:00 am.

Photo: The St. Rose Class of 2017, pictured with (on left) teachers Mrs. Durkin, Mrs. Petti, Mrs. Wilhelm, (on right) Father Byerley, Pastor, St. Rose of Lima Parish, Mr. Stonis, Principal, St. Rose of Lima School.

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Mail Carriers Help To Restock A.B.L.E. Food Pantry

Once again, we are grateful to the residents of Barrington for their donations of nonperishable food items, and to the Mail Carriers who picked them up from doorsteps on May 13th. The food was needed to replenish the stocks that have been used since the beginning of the year to supplement the needs of our citizens who have a tough time making ends meet. Thanks to our Barrington US Postal Service employees, and Bob Meloni, who serves as our liason with the Mail Carriers, truck after truck pulled in at Borough Hall, where they were met by a cadre of dedicated volunteers who sorted the items for storage in the pantry.

Next Food Distribution Saturday, June 24th.

If you are a Barrington resident in need of food, you can register to share in the items donated to A.B.L.E. by your neighbors. Call Eileen in the Mayor’s Office (856-5478585) and reserve a time to come pick up your food at Borough Hall on the morning of June 24th. A photo ID or utility bill will be required.

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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.

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Clubs, Organizations, Schools, and Churches BARRINGTON BAND www.barringtonband.netfirms.com President: David Leeds drleeds@netzero.net Contact: Penny Teter, Director pennyteter@yahoo.com **Meets Tues 7pm – BRC BARRINGTON BOARD OF EDUCATION http://www.barringtonschools.net Anthony Arcodia, Sup’t of Schools 856/547-8467 x-118 856/547-5533 - F aarcodia@barringtonschools.net BARRINGTON BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Contact: Elizabeth Kennedy, PhD. Associates In Hearing HealthCare 121 Clements Bridge Rd. P (856) 546-1535 F (856) 546-6565 eak@ears4you.com BARRINGTON CARES Contact: Beth Powell 856/323-8493 bcavall@gmail.com BARRINGTON ROD & REEL: Contact: Darryl Hunt dhunt425@comcast.net BARRINGTON WOMEN’S LEAGUE President: Mandi Hawkins princessmh@verizon.net BARRINGTON PRE-K: www.barringtonpre-k.com Contact: Jessica Bader 856/375-5556 barringtonprek@gmail.com BASKETBALL LEAGUE www.barrbasketball.com Contact: Mike Drumm mdrummnj@gmail.com BOY SCOUTS TROOP #96 Contact: Kirk Popiolek kirkpopiolek@gmail.com Contact Phil Snyder 856-546-9370 PSnyder.GSCBSA@verizon.net **Meets most “school year”, Sundays at 7 pm at Barrington Senior Center BROWNIE TROOP #30014 Contact: Sandy Duganitz sandyd33@live.com **Meets 2nd & 4th Thurs each month 6:30 pm BRC

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 CUB SCOUT PACK 96 Contact: Scott & Ruth Ross pack96barrington@gmail.com 917/538-4294 pack96barrington@gmail.com ruthherronross@live.com - Cubmaster **Meets most Sundays 6:00 pm VFW DRUG ALLIANCE: www.barringtonschools.net Contact: Kristin Flowers 856/547-8402 x-220 kflowers@barringtonschools.net DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAM Providing Women & Men with the Safety, Security & Strength to Move Forward www.camdencountywomencenter.org Domestic Violence Response Team Coordinator Hotline 856-227-1234 – 856/227-1800 Camden County Women’s Center In an emergency call 911 immediately EMERGENCY MNGT. COORDINATOR Contact: Lt. Andy Willson awillson@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 mailto:dehrman@barringtonboro. comjhouck@barringtonboro.com **Meets 2nd Monday of ea. Mo. 7 pm Fire Station 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 Dara Riggs – Football GarnetYouthFootball@yahoo.com Dionna Ward – Cheerleading GarnetYouthCheerleading@yahoo.com GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUE www.barringtongirlssoftball.org President: Sean Broderick Seanbroderick31@gmail.com GIRLS’ SOFTBALL LEAGUE AUXILIARY President: Kim Kellogg Kimmyk_90@yahoo.com HAD HGTS/BARR/LAWNSIDE WRESTLING www.hhblwrestling.info Contact: Rocky Riley 856/547-2569 Rockyr77@yahoo.com Contact: Bill Dzurenda Septoid8@aol.com HARVEST FESTIVAL www.barringtonharvestfest.com Contact: Mindy Berwick barringtonharvestfest@gmail.com HISTORICAL SOCIETY President: Janis Stuart 856/546-5239 jstuart181@verizon.net Contact: Sylvia Hearne, Corresp. Sec. shearne138@yahoo.com JR. GIRL SCOUT TROOP # 30189 Contact: Caryl Hayden jcaohayden@gmail.com **Meet 3rd Thur of each mo 6:30-8 pm - BRC LITTLE LEAGUE www.barringtonbaseball.org President: Sam Di Matteo sadimatteo@gmail.com LITTLE LEAGUE WOMEN’S AUXILIARY BLLConcessions@barringtonbaseball. org President: Brenda Martinelli 856/986-7976 brenmartinelli78@gmail.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

CAMDEN COUNTY (856)

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

SOCCER LEAGUE www.barringtonsoccerclub.com Contact: Harry “Buddy” Hart barringtonsoccer@gmail.com Contact: Vice President, Jen Schuster Jenniferschuster@comcast.net SURVIVORS OF SUICIDE SUPPORT GROUP Contact: Gail Dohrn 215/545-2242 – Group voice mail 215/728-2232 – W 856/952-1957 – C **Meets 2nd Tues of ea month at 7 pm.

Municipal Bldg 2nd Floor Comm. Center TRAP-NEUTER-RELEASE PROGRAM (TNR) Contact: Dawn Mutchler YOUNG AT HEART (SENIORS) 856/547-8585 Coordinator: Eileen C. Holcombe eholcombe@barringtonboro.com **Meeting 3rd Monday of ea. Month1PM **SRC open every M-W-F 12-3:30pm BARRINGTON SCHOOLS PTA/ CONTACTS: AVON PARENT TEACHER GROUP (APT) www.apt.org President: Holly McCauley hollybishop0104@gmail.com WOODLAND PARENT/TEACHERS GROUP www.wptg.org President: Carol Nasuti carolnasuti@comcast.net

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 ROSEBUD ACADEMY PRESCHOOL www.strosenj.com Director: Maureen Matson 856/473-0971 - 102 W. Gloucester Pike preschool@strosenj.com Sheila Thomas advancement@strosenj.com CASTLE ACADEMY Contact: Maureen Lenahan 856/546-5901 Castle_academy@yahoo.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.gracenj.us Contact: Pastor Tony Cuellar 887 Clements Bridge Road 856/546-4885 tony@gracenj.us Contact: Patti Smith patti@gracenj.us 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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Young At Heart Seniors

NO MATTER HOW YOU FEEL - GET UP – DRESS UP – SHOW UP BARRINGTON YOUNG AT HEART SENIORS: monthly meetings the 3rd Monday of each month at 1 pm in the Barrington Recreation Center at the Municipal Building.

Young at Heart Dues are $14 per year to join. Get together with some of your friends and neighbors and JOIN the Young at Heart Seniors for some great fun, food and entertainment. The Barrington Recreation Center at the Barrington Municipal Building, (former Senior Center) is open every Monday-Wednesday & Friday from noon to 2:30 pm. For information - CALL EILEEN 856/547-8585.

The Christmas Party is scheduled for noon on Friday, December 1 at Auletto’s Catering. We need 60 people to be able to attend this luncheon which is always wonderful and a great way to begin the Christmas Season. Please sign up soon so we can keep our reservation. Invite senior relatives, friends and neighbors to join you! You know what a great time we have! When you become a member for $14 you get to attend the luncheon. I cannot say enough how very wonderful this luncheon is – a GREAT time is had by all. See Page 13 of the issue for color photos of last year’s party!

YOUNG AT HEART MEETNGS MOVIE NIGHTS WILL BE SCHEDULED and you will be notified!

June: 19th- YAH meeting at 1pm – SPEAKER: TBA Refreshments will be provided.

30th- Birthday lunch at noon – Pizza $5 per person.

Please sign up & pay by Wed 28th July: 17th- YAH meeting at 1pm – SPEAKER: Glynis Ferguson In The Beginning Soaperie - THIS IS A BARRINGTON BUSINESS.

Refreshments will be provided.

28th- Birthday lunch at noon – Pizza $5 per person.

Please sign up & pay by Wed 26th Aug:

15th- YAH meeting at 1pm – refreshments will be provided.

25th- Birthday lunch at noon – Pizza $5 per person.

Please sign up & pay by Wed 23rd

Sept:

18th - YAH meeting at 1pm – refreshments will be provided.

29th- Birthday lunch at noon – Pizza $5 per person.

Please sign up & pay by Wed 27th

Oct: 16th- YAH meeting at 1pm – SPEAKER: THE SINGING ANGELS Refreshments will be provided.

27th- Birthday lunch at noon – Pizza $5 per person.

Please sign up & pay by Wed 25th CHECK THE BOROUGH WEBSITE FOR UPDATES www.barringtonboro.com or call Eileen Holcombe 856/547-8585 CAMDEN COUNTY PROVIDES MANY FREE ACTIVITIES FOR SENIORS check the county website: http://www.camdencounty.com REMINDER TO ALL SENIORS: NEVER give information to anyone on the phone, don’t let solicitors in your homes, solicitors in Barrington MUST have a permit to go door to door; if in doubt call the police; if you don’t know the number that comes up on the phone – don’t answer the call.

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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 CASTLE ACADEMY PTA 856/546-5901 60 E. Gloucester Pike Castle_academy@yahoo.com

SOME IMPORTANT AND USEFUL CAMDEN COUNTY NUMBERS FOR SENIORS: - Senior & Disabled Citizen Information -1-800/9552446 or 856/858-3220 - Senior/Disabled Legal Workshop – 856/566-2920 - SCUCS runs trips and provides lending services for

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Pictured at right is Andrew behind the shelters he and his group built.

Also pictured are all those who worked with Andrew standing behind all the shelters that were built.

Eagle Scout Candidate Leads Effort To Build T-N-R Shelters Andrew Simmons, a Haddon Heights resident and nephew of Dawn Mutchler, a longtime volunteer for the T-N-R program, is a candidate to become an Eagle Scout and for his project, chose to build shelters for the T-N-R program. On Saturday, June 3, Andrew, his friends and family, along with members of his troop, spent the day building the shelters. In all they built 20 shelters that will be used to house feral cats in colonies in Barrington, Haddon Heights and Mount Ephraim. Andrew would like to thank the sponsors who donated materials: UFP Berlin, LLC, Paul’s Custom Awards, Enders Building & Development and Triple “R” Truck Parts. Barrington thanks Andrew for his dedication and volunteerism along with all who helped him.

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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.

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