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Local Events
| Friday, May 11, 2012 |
 Pinelands Garden Club of Medford Plant sale The Pinelands Garden Club of Medford, Inc. will hold a from 9AM. to 2PM. at the Medford Township Public Safety Building (across from Freedom Park). The sale is a great opportunity to buy perennials and herbs at reasonabe prices, including wildflowers and plants from garden club members personal gardens. Garden club members and master gardeners will be on hand to advise what grows well in local gardens. Proceeds from the sale benefit the club’s scholarship fund.
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| Monday, May 14, 2012 |
 Cub Scout Sign-Ups in Shamong Cub Scout Pack 47 of Indian Mills will be signing up new scouts at the Indian Mills Memorial School gymnasium from 6:30PM to 8:00PM for boy in first through fifth grade. Call Tina Leach at 609-268-8350 for complete details.
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| Saturday, May 19, 2012 |
 Wine & Wildlife at Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge The annual Wine & Wildlife fundraising event is on Saturday, 4:30-8PM. It's a fun filled evening of spectacular wine and food pairings, auctions, live music, great people, wildlife and a wonderful venue. All proceeds go directly to Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge.
Chef Tony Lawrence has created a menu that will delight all, while also ensuring that each appetizer has been paired perfectly with a wine from the exclusive collection that Canal's has put together.
Space is limited so call to reserve your tickets now! Cost is $60 per person. Bring friends and get ready to have a great time while helping wildlife! Call Kathy to reserve your spot before they sell out! We hope to see you there! Call (856) 983-3329 x 100 Visit the Web Site
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| Saturday, May 19, 2012 |
 Cedars at Medford Apartments Yard Sale There will be a yard sale Saturday from 9:00AM - 3:00PM at the Cedars Apartments located on Route 70 West, at Eugenia Drive (it's just East of Hartford Road). Find bargains throughout the 220 unit complex. Call 609-654-7979 for more information.
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| Sundays Starting May 20, 2012 |
 Kirby Bros. Farm Market at 67 N. Main Street Medford. Kirby's has been serving the Medford area over a hundred years and now features a farmer's market every Sunday from 10:00AM to 2:00PM starting May 20, 2012. Some of the vendors include: Cheyenne's Road Market, Balic Winery, Jennings Farm Grass Fed Beef, Mill Creek Organic Farm, Medford Seafood Market, Brook Berry Farm, Organic Raspberries, Jim's Jarhead Jerky, and Green Cow Soap. Visit the Web Site or phone 609-654-4312 for more information.
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Local Headlines
From the MedfordCentrtalRecord.com:
Evesham school officials tout new, improved math program for district students
 EVESHAM—Students in the Evesham school district will soon be learning math a new way — a better way, according to the school board and administration.
Evesham considers privatizing parks services
EVESHAM—Council is continuing to look at ways to streamline township services, even if that means privatizing would be a more efficient solution. The option of privatizing the parks services portion of the township’s Public Works Department was discussed at the May 8 council meeting.
Holocaust survivor tells his tale to Shamong students
SHAMONG—Students in Michele Montrose’s seventh-grade language arts class at Indian Mills Memorial School had a literal brush with both death and horror in late April when they heard from a survivor of the Holocaust.
Mount Laurel man arrested for filing false police report
MOUNT LAUREL— Brett A. Cooper, 35, of the 1600 block of Larchmont Place, was arrested at 1:15 p.m. on May 15 for making a false police report and theft by deception, police said.
Several unlocked cars targeted by thieves in Mount Laurel
MOUNT LAUREL— Cash, electronics and other property valued at a total of $1,540 were taken from several unlocked cars in the Laurel Knoll, Rolling Glen and Rancocas Woods developments sometime between 9 p.m. on May 14 and 7 a.m. on May 15, police said.
Car hits utility pole after rain storm in Medford
MEDFORD—A one car accident on Route 541 left the driver with minor injuries, police said.
Fundraising for Medford Lakes resident
FRANK BARNABY, left, presents Dave Miller with a check for $1,000 from the Medford Odd Fellows Lodge No. 100 at a recent fundraiser event held for the benefit of Gwen Hunter of Medford Lakes. The comedy event was held at the Medford Lakes Country Club to raise funds for a lift for Gwen’s home. She is suffering from stiff person’s disease and is wheelchair-bound. (Miller is organizing the construction project.)
Monument dedication at Still Cemetery in Shamong
THE INDIAN Mills Historical Society held a ceremony to dedicate a monument honoring Dr. James Still, the “First Black Doctor of the Pines” at the Still Family Cemetery in Shamong.
Relay for Life fundraiser held at Marlton Tavern
EVESHAM TOWNSHIP Mayor Randy Brown filled in as a bartender at a recent fundraiser for Relay for Life of Marlton held at the Marlton Tavern. Other guest bartenders included Ron Jaworski, David Akers, Mike Quick and Sal Paolantonio.
Shamong budget contains slight cut
SHAMONG—Township committee approved the coming fiscal year’s budget, totaling $2,737,730, at its last meeting. Although somewhat higher than last year’s $2,632,083, this year’s total is actually a slight decrease.
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