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By KATRINA GRANTThe Tabernacle Sun
After six years of defeatedbudgets, Tabernacle residentsvoted to
pass a $12.5 million budg-et that would lower the tax ratelevy by
2.21 cents for the averagehomeowner.
The voters approved the $6.4million dollar portion that
theypay.
State aid, the Educational JobsFund, tuition and
miscellaneousrevenue, pay for the rest of thebudget.
The school district does not
have to worry about going back tothe drawing board and
decidingwhere cuts need to be made.
Because the budget passed, theinitial cuts in administration
willstay in effect, and all the educa-tion programs and staffing
levelswill remain the same, officialssaid.
The budget will take effect inJuly of this year.
The Board of Educationworked very hard with the
schooladministration and the communi-ty when developing this
budget,superintendent George Raffertysaid.
Although the budget doesntallow the district to add any
pro-grams, it also doesnt raise thefees on any extracurricular
activ-ities, sports, art, music, libraryphysical education and
severalothers.
The district is also able to keepsupport staff, maintain
decreased
class sizes and the quality oftheir education.
The lower grades are able todecrease the class sizes,
Raffertysaid. They thought the classsizes were getting too big.
One of the most important as-pects of the budget passing for
the district was maintaining thequality of education.
The school district went togreat lengths to get the budgetpassed
and maintain the current
quality of education.I think the messag
the voters, Rafferty sait resonated that we w
By KATRINA GRANTThe Tabernacle Sun
Some say the best gift you cangive someone is the gift of
life.Sean Cleggs parents, Gail andAndrew Clegg, were able to
givethis gift to six people.
Sean was just 14 when he waskilled by a car on Hawkins Roadthree
years ago. His parents made
the decision to donate all of hisorgans; his heart went to the
first-ever heart recipient to give birthto twins.
We needed to have somethinggood come out of this tragedy,Gail
Clegg said. We didnt have achoice in losing our son, but wedid have
a choice in how he wasremembered.
Sean was a very bright andwonderful kid, he was so
smart,Christine Walters, a family friendsaid. He won the John
Hopkinsaward, he was going to be able togo there in the summer and
par-ticipate in the program.
Six months after Seans death,Gail was introduced to peoplewho
speak to schools about organ
donation. Gail became involvedand saw this as a way to
honorSeans legacy.
Last year, Seans kidney recip-ient, Melissa, and I decided
to
raise money to have a room at thenew Gift of Life Family House
in
Philadelphia dedicated in Seansname, Clegg said. After
hearing
the stories of Melisshaving to travel an half each way every
dsee her in the hospitalfast food and out of vchines, we decided
thagreat thing to be a pagreat way to honor Sery.
The Gift of Life Fain Philadelphia is alm
Ronald McDonald hoters said. This is whewho is waiting to
recdonations can stay. It day, and that providesmeals, a pantry and
mservices.
In order for the rnamed for Sean, $25,00be raised. They had
firaise the money; theone. There is also anoraising money to
hanamed. Clegg has many fund raisers togoal, and this year Jters,
daughter of Chrters, suggested a walkput them over the top.
When we did the
year in Philadelphia,Cayla Rimkis decide
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By ROBERT LINNEHANThe Tabernacle Sun
Burlington County taxpayers
received some good news thisweek, as Burlington County
Free-holder Director Bruce Garganiopresented a $216.9 million
budgetfor the year 2011 that reduces thecounty tax levy by
$5,922,090.
This is the fourth year in a rowthat the tax levy has been cut.
Thebudget was introduced onWednesday, May 4.
The budget, which calls forspending cuts in more than adozen
departments, reducesspending by $4.3 million, and alsolowers the
county property taxrate from 30.99-cents per $100 ofequalized
valuations to 30.96-cents. According to county free-holders, this
is the 21st year in a
row the tax rate has been re-duced.These multi-million dollar
de-
creases come at a time whenCounty taxpayers need it
most,Garganio said. This is reflective
of all the cuts and consolidationsthat have been made, and
frankly,were not done yet. Rest assuredthat all the countys core
pro-
grams and services remain inplace.
The public hearing is sched-uled for 7 p.m. on Wednesday,June 8.
The total tax levy is about$12.4 million less than the maxi-mum
allowable amount designat-ed by the state.
The cumulative total of taxand spending cuts over the last
four years should send a strongmessage that we are seriousabout
reining in the cost of gov-ernment. We realize we have an
obligation to our residents whoare still struggling to find
employ-ment and pay the rent or mort-gage, Garganio said.
To cut costs, Garganio said thatmore than 300 staff
positionshave been eliminated since Janu-ary 2008, and 165 vehicles
from acounty fleet of more than 650have been taken out of
service.
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Experience in sports is every-thing, and Alpha Q learned thatthe
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to maintain the quality of educa-
tion without raising taxes on theresidents. The community
alsosupports that we dont have to goback to the table and make
cuts.
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but Rafferty hopes can have the same res
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EDITORIAL
was going to do a walk in WestChester as her senior project,and
Jessica Walters said that shewanted to do a similar walk
inTabernacle, said Clegg. Whenwe got close to the final goal, Iknew
that it was time to do thewalk in Tabernacle. It was im-portant for
us to have the peoplein Tabernacle be the ones that
put us over the top. The outpour-ing of love and support from
allof the people in this community
since the time of our loss hasbeen amazing. They deserve
thishonor and recognition.
The students at the KennethR. Olson Middle School went onto
raise $3,000, a number thatwas very surprising to Clegg
andWalters.
We thought maybe between$500 and $1,000 would be raised,we
needed $1,300 for the room,said Walters. But we got $3,000.It just
shows the outpouring ofsupport and what a great townTabernacle
is.
I was speechless, Clegg said.It was not even a number thatwas in
our minds. It was not just
the money. The reactistudents and facultywarming. They
reallcredible impression opeople that day. Theyed, respectful and
shmuch they really someone that they reven know.
Clegg is looking participating in morehelp out with the knows
whatever she keep her sons legacy
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Some cautionIts spring: Time to be careful
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ts spring. Flowers are blooming. It rains a lot. With luck,
the warmer weather means potholes can be filled soon. And
its also a dangerous time of the year.Rather, its dangerous for
some people. Namely, high school
seniors.
Seniors are but a few weeks
away from springing into adult-
hood getting a real job, getting
ready for college, etc. In-be-
tween their next lives and their
current ones, though, are
events such as the prom and
graduation. And thats where the danger comes in.
Many, if not most school districts have taken precautions
when it comes to these events. They realize that, first, the
kids
are going to be really excited. And, second, the kids might
not
use the best judgment.
Post-prom and graduation events now often are sponsored by
school districts. Of special note is Project Graduation,
which
has been around for years and provides a safe place for teens
to
celebrate their successful completion of high school. All of
these events are worthy of support.
But its important to remember that, just like cops cant pre-
vent every crime, schools can do only so much. They need the
support of parents who take the time to speak to their kids
about the dangers of too much partying, getting into a car
with
someone who has been drinking or getting behind the wheel of
a car while intoxicated.
Unfortunately, this time of year, which should be one of
cele-
bration, almost always brings news of tragedy as well.
This prom-graduation season, we hope that every parent will
take a few moments to remind their soon-to-be-adults to be
care-
ful and to not take unnecessary risks. Offer to pick them
up,
check in on their plans for the big nights, do what you can to
in-
still a little wisdom and restraint. You just might be
saving
their lives.
Spring plans?
Have you had a chance totalk to your kids about promand
graduation?You can share your thoughtsin the Forum section
atwww.tabernaclesun.com.
Giving the best giftCLEGG
Continued from page 1
A sigh of reliefBUDGET
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