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By SEAN PATRICK MURPHY
The Mt. Laurel Sun
Despite an impassioned
eleventh-hour speech by his
lawyer and many testimonials
from students and parents, Dan
Monahan will most likely not be
returning to Lenape High School
in the fall.
The Lenape Regional High
School District recently took no
action on the case, so Monahans
termination remains.
Monahan was recently fired by
the school district for the follow-
ing reasons, according to Mona-
hans attorney, John Stapleton:
n Failure to provide appropri-
ate strategies for addressing dis-
ruptive student behaviors.
n Untimely submission of re-
quired or requested paperwork.
n Failure to follow through or
follow up on assigned tasks.
n Failure to embrace the board
model of pedagogy.
nPoor attendance.
n Failure to maintain a colle-
gial attitude with supervisors and
colleagues.
Monahan, who taught creative
writing and mass media, had
been employed with the district
for three years.
I think its a cowardly move
made by the school board, Mark
Machulsky, a parent of a Lenape
High student, said.
I think we presented the facts
that this guy is an awesome
teacher, and for them to not do
anything is I think pathetic, the
Mount Laurel resident added. I
think thats a disgrace.
Dozens of people attended the
meeting to support the embattled
teacher.
Technically, the board has
three business days to respond to
Monahans request to be reinstat-
ed. As of press time, it was doubt-
ful any board member would
make the motion to do that.
I dont believe thats going to
happen, Machulsky said.
Monahan briefly spoke before
the board.
I was honored to be part of the
Lenape system, he said. All I
want to do is be part of this
team.
Stapleton asked the board to
take a vote that night.
Nobody is here to undercut
the administration, he said, not-
ing that Monahans supporters
gathered 550 signatures on a peti-
tion asking for his reinstatement.
There was a mistake made,
Stapleton said. Thats it.
He noted that Monahans atten-
dance record was poor because he
was caring for his 1-year-old
daughter, who had an extremely
high fever.
Hannah Fox, of Mount Laurel,
please see MONAHAN, page 3
No action
taken on
Monahan
Pleas to reinstate popular
teacher fall on deaf LRHSD ears
By SEAN PATRICK MURPHY
The Mt. Laurel Sun
Residents who have vicious
dogs will have to pay more to li-
cense those dogs.
The township council recently
adopted an ordinance that calls
for stiffer penalties for owners of
vicious dogs.
According to Township Manag-
er Jennifer Blumenthal, the cur-
rent license fee is $150. The cur-
rent penalty by a judge is up to
$700. The new ordinance will
allow a license fee of $700 with a
penalty not to exceed $1,000.
Mayor Jim Keenan said two vi-
cious dog cases come to mind,
which helped prompt the issue.
One was in the Farnwood Sec-
tion of town, where a pit bull was
found to be unsecured and wan-
dering the neighborhood threat-
ening other dogs and children;
and the other was a more recent
incident where a pit bull got into
a residents back yard and at-
tacked a woman.
Luckily a police officer was in
the area, heard the screams, and
needed to shoot the dog to release
its bite on the womans leg,
Keenan said. I also heard of con-
cerns from residents where large
dogs were left tied up and left out-
side by themselves on public
property without a person to
monitor the dog for safety of peo-
ple and children walking by.
Blumenthal said the ordinance
will allow for higher license fees
for vicious dogs and would allow
judges to impose higher penalties
for vicious dogs.
A dog can be termed vicious by
a municipal judge, township so-
licitor Tim Prime said. Com-
plaints must be filed against a dog
owner by the police or a citizen.
The recent attack on a woman
by a pit bull was the reason to
amend the ordinance.
Blumenthal said the newer,
tougher ordinance allows a judge
to determine if a higher penalty
is warranted.
She also said the ordinance
adds language that a dog on a
leash has to be in the hands of a
person or persons capable of lead-
ing and controlling the dog.
Special to The Sun
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Vicious dogs on notice
please see DOGS, page 5
The following items were taken
from reports on file with the Mt.
Laurel Police Department:
A township employee reported
a burglary, criminal mischief, and
theft to a township-owned resi-
dence on the 100 block of Hooton
Road. The incident occurred be-
tween 3:30 p.m. June 10 and 12:35
p.m. June 15.
Entry was gained by forcing
the rear storm door window. A
television, windows, and stairs
were damaged. A seven-foot
stuffed Marlin was taken.
A resident of the 700 block of
Grant Road reported a theft from
a vehicle. The incident occurred
between 7 p.m. June 14 and 5:07
p.m. June 15. A car stereo, valued
at approximately $100 and a GPS
valued at $250 were taken. Entry
was gained through an unlocked
door.
An employee of the Red Roof
Inn on Fellowship Road reported
the theft of a wallet. The incident
occurred between 11 p.m. June 15
and 7 a.m. June 16. The wallet is
valued at $10.
A resident of the 3500 block of
Fenwick Lane reported an at-
tempted fraud. The incident oc-
curred between 6:30 p.m. and 7
p.m. on June 15. A white female in
her mid-20s had requested a dona-
tion for a softball team. A check
was issued at the time, but subse-
quently canceled after the resi-
dent became suspicious.
Police discovered an attempted
burglary while responding to a
burglar alarm at the Romantic
Boutique on the 1100 block of
Route 73.
The incident occurred on June
17 at 5:48 a.m. The rear window
had been pried open. No entry
was gained.
Police discovered a burglary at
the Jade Spice Restaurant, locat-
ed on the 1100 block of Route 73,
while investigating an attempted
burglary at an adjacent business.
The incident occurred between 5
p.m. on June 16 and 5:48 a.m. June
17. Entry was gained through the
rear door.
Copper pipes valued at $100
were found staged in the weeds
behind the building for later re-
trieval.
Mount Laurel Police arrested a
26-year-old man, of the 600 block
of Court Street, Elizabeth, on
June 17 for driving while intoxi-
cated. He was stopped on Route 73
at 3:38 a.m. and charged with
driving while intoxicated and re-
leased pending a municipal court
hearing.
Mount Laurel Police arrested a
21-year-old man, of the 100 block
of Camber Lane, on June 18 for
aggravated assault. He kicked a
responding member of the Mount
Laurel emergency medical serv-
ice.
He was served with criminal
complaints for aggravated as-
sault, resisting arrest, and crimi-
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graduated from Lenape this year
and will be attending the Univer-
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of many students who spoke to
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I feel good that a lot of us kids
and the parents who went up got
a chance to speak their minds and
let the board and the superintend-
ent and the administration that
came tonight know how we feel,
Fox said. I hope that it made
some difference in their minds
that we were able to present our
evidence and our feelings as we
did.
Stapleton provided to all board
members a binder of 200 pages of
documentation showing his posi-
tive impact on the school and its
students.
Somethings pretty spectacu-
lar about this guy, the lawyer
said of Monahan. If its not this
district some other school is
going to figure that out.
Lenape Regional High School
District Superintendent of
Schools Emily Capella said she
cannot comment on personnel is-
sues. Lenape Regional High
School District Board of Educa-
tion President Ted Shinske said
at the meeting that the board
must also refrain from comment
on personnel issues.
Monahan
MONAHAN
Continued from page 1
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comparable to other towns, Blu-
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The ordinance is important to
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trol of a capable person, Keenan
said. Basically it was amended
to apply with todays situations.
We removed some outdated
language and brought the exist-
ing ordinance up to todays situa-
tions, he added.
According to Dog Bite Law, a
noncommercial Web site updated
daily by dog bite law expert attor-
ney Kenneth Phillips, vicious
dogs roaming at large have killed
numerous Americans during the
past decade, requiring legal ac-
tion to make governmental enti-
ties respond.
On June 11, roaming dogs
ripped off the right arm, partially
tore off the left arm, and severely
lacerated the face of 74-year-old
Roy McSweeney in Hawthore,
Fla.
The Web site also has advice on
how to deal with dangerous dogs
in neighborhoods.
The laws are frequently weak,
city budgets for animal control
too low, and enforcement policies
too soft to get dangerous dogs off
our streets, the site states. How-
ever, you do not have to accept the
current status quo.
It suggests residents demand
that their representatives in mu-
nicipal government pass the right
laws and put teeth in them. That
includes tougher laws and strict
enforcement policies. Every mu-
nicipality needs to have a leash
law (i.e., dogs have to be on a
leash at all times unless they are
securely fenced upon the owners
property) and a dangerous dog
law that gives the animal control
department the authority to euth-
anize dangerous dogs and applies
to dogs that bite people or other
animals or requires a person to
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Vicious dogs on notice
DOGS
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hospital. He was served with
criminal complaints and re-
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A resident of the first block of
Autumnwood Lane reported a
theft. A mailbox valued at $100
was taken off the post in front of
her residence.
The incident occurred some-
time between 3 a.m. and 2:27 p.m.
on June 18.
Mount Laurel Police arrested
a 30-year-old man, of the first
block of Division St., Elizabeth,
on June 19 for hindering.
He was stopped on Route 73
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ed false information to police in
an attempt to avoid being issued
traffic complaints.
He was served with criminal
complaints and released pending
a municipal court hearing.
An employee of Monarch
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He was stopped on Elbo Lane
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EDITORIAL
Pension and health care system
changes finally adopted
The state legislature has finally adopted needed
changes to the pension and health care system,
known for years to be a problem to New Jersey tax-
payers. The Democratic party in power for the past
decade has refused to change a pension system
known to be underfunded.
The same group failed to support municipalities
when our communities asked for help to address
skyrocketing costs of health care for our own mu-
nicipal employees who do such a good job.
This has forced municipalities to pass those
costs on to us, the residents of the respective towns
and cities. The same group in power now wants
you the voters to conclude it is union members
who are at fault. It is not, however, the fault of rank
and file union members.
It is the fault of the up till now majority of those
who control the state house.
If they had acted years ago or gradually over
time, we would not be in such dire straits today,
and the impact upon government employees would
not be as severe.
New Jersey residents elected Gov. Christie to
right a sinking ship, but he is forced to work with
politicians who worry more about getting re-elect-
ed then they do about the people they represent.
Three years into a major recession and now the
Legislature finally acts. Though this is the first
large step in the right direction, I hope it is not too
little too late.
Mayor Jim Keenan
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Lose the decals
Red license plate stickers need to go
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he folks who brought us Kyleighs Law five years ago
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But theres one huge problem
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like those drivers with red decals on license plates.
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Lose the sticker requirement. Or, instead, put red license
plate stickers on a bunch of unmarked police cars. Have the
biggest, most ill-tempered cops you can find drive these cars.
Eventually, one way or another, word will get around that you
should give extra space and courtesy to those red-tag drivers.
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n Learn to swim. The Y offers
swimming lessons for all ages, as
early as six months. The Ys pools
are equipped for people with spe-
cial needs and include chair lifts
to assist swimmers into and out
of the water.
nDesignate a water-watcher
during swim time. Parents and
guardians are responsible for
children even if a lifeguard is on
duty. Whether its one child or a
large group, make sure someone
is keeping an eye on them at all
times.
nBe prepared in case of emer-
gency. Its important to take the
time to learn life-saving skills like
CPR, and to have a phone handy
in the pool area.
n Educate others about pool
safety. Talk to babysitters and
other caregivers about appropri-
ate pool behavior.
n Dont play games underwa-
ter.
nMaintain appropriate lifesav-
ing equipment. Keep a life pre-
server and rope in the pool area,
hanging from the fence so they
are accessible but not in the way.
nSafeguard pool area for chil-
dren. Keep pool gates locked and
all furniture away from fence to
ensure a child cant climb over.
Make sure to use gates that are
self-closing and self-latching.
n Avoid entrapment. Suction
from a pools drain is so powerful
it can trap an adult underwater.
Make sure drains are in working
order and replace any missing or
broken drain covers.
nNever dive into above-ground
pools. They are too shallow, as are
most in-ground pools as well. Al-
ways be aware of the depth before
jumping in.
For more information about
swim lessons and safety courses
at the YMCA, contact Jennifer
Maloney at (856) 234-6200 ext. 239,
or Linda Davis at 543-6200 ext. 302
or visit www.ymca-bc.org.
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2 p.m. Grade 1 to 6. Call 234-7319 or
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June 30
FOR KIDS
Meet the Firefighters: Mt. Laurel
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to register.
Family Games: Mt. Laurel Library. 3
p.m. Grade K to 6. Call 234-7319 or
visit www.mtlaurel.lib.nj.us to regis-
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July 2
FOR ALL
Mukti Belahal Art Exhibit opens:
Mt. Laurel Library. Library hours
daily to Aug. 27. Call 234-7319 or vis-
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July 5
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Clare Bodine
June 21, 2011
The 80 year old was a native of
Centerton in Mount Laurel and
was a resident of Pemberton
from 1953.
Bodine was a 1949 graduate of
Moorestown High School. She
was a retired executive manager
for the former Gimbels Depart-
ment Store, Moorestown.
She was the wife of David S.
Bodine, mother of David S. Bod-
ine Jr. and his wife Susan of Col-
orado Springs, Colo., Pamela Ann
Holmes and husband Martin of
Eastampton, William Joseph Bod-
ine and wife Rosemarie of
Browns Mills, and Mary Eliza-
beth Walkowicz and husband
Robert of Browns Mills. She was
the sister of Francis Verner of
Mount Laurel, Marie McMullen
of Riverside, Ruth Simpkins of
Browns Mills, and Patricia Dun-
can of Indiana. Bodine was also a
grandmother of nine and great-
grandmother of six.
In lieu of flowers memorial
contributions may be made to the
donors favorite charity.
Perry Manzer
Perry Manzer, formerly of
Burlington, died in Brightview
Assisted Living in Mt. Laurel.
A longtime Burlington resi-
dent, Perry served honorably dur-
ing World War II in the U.S. Army
Air Corps. He then went on to
work as an aircraft mechanic at
Loring Air Force Base and
McGuire Air Force Base for more
than 30 years.
In his early years he was a vol-
unteer fireman and in his spare
time he enjoyed gardening and
cheering for the Philly sports
teams. He was a 4th Degree
Knight and past Grand Knight for
the Knights of Columbus
Burlington Council.
Husband of 62 years to the Late
Anita (Nee: Plourde) who passed
away last year, he is survived by
their children: Stephen (Sandra)
Manzer, Natalie (Robert) Fisher,
Marion Manzer, James (Dawn)
Manzer; grandchildren Christo-
pher, Michelle, Michael Manzer,
Peter and Bethany Fisher,
George, Joseph, James Higby;
great-grandchildren Alec Manzer,
Anthony and Isabella Giordano.
Donations may be made in his
memory to either Alzheimers
Disease Research, 22512 Gateway
Center Dr., Clarksburg, MD 20871
or to MVN Hospice, 300 Harper
Dr., Moorestown, NJ 08057.
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MARKETING CONSULTANT
Call Ed Lynes
856-528-5698
or email resume to
elynes@elauwit.com
110 Marter Avenue, Suite 501, Moorestown, NJ
856-642-8700 ext. 8712 Cell: 609-744-2237
LONG & FOSTER
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE TITLE INSURANCE
24 Mallard Drive, Mount Laurel $520,000
Willowmere soft contemporary situated on of an acre, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, two story foyer, liv-
ing, dining, kitchen with breakfast room overlooking a deck and patio has 42 cabinets, granite coun-
ters and stainless steel appliances, family room has 12 ceilings with a marble fireplace and study,
Great master suite with cathedral ceiling, sitting room, sunken tub, 2 marble vanities and tile floor-
ing, separate shower, walking closet. Very generous room sizes plus a six foot extension on both the
study as well as the finished basement. Hardwood floors in foyer, living, dining and kitchen.
5 Broadacre Court, Mount Laurel $640,000
Brick front colonial w/ walk out English basement nestled directly on cul-de-sac has been renovated from
kit to baths on all 3 floors. Check out virtual tour & floor plans. Kit w/ stainless steel apps, granite coun-
ters, tile backsplash, floor & wine fridge, maple cabinets & more! Main level boasts large sunroom,
office, 2 story FR & h/w floors in living & dining rooms. 4 generous sized brms & 3 full baths on 2nd
floor. Master boasts large walk in closet, Jacuzzi tub, dual shower heads & vaulted ceiling all newer!
Walk out bsmnt w/ in-law-suite to include full bath, 4 nice size rooms & more than ample closet space.
510 Stacy Haines Road, Mount Laurel $550,000
Unique one of a kind custom built brick front home w/ attached, yet separate, in law suite located on
almost 6 acres. Main home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths & laundry on upper level. Main level w/ liv-
ing room, half bath & large kit opens to family room all w/ vaulted ceiling. Main level also offers in law
suite w/ full kit, living room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, laundry & living room. Full finished walk out base-
ment w/ high ceilings, 2 bedrooms & full bath. 1 car garage & car port. Lots of possible ways to config-
ure this home to make it work for you! Lots of hardwood & ceramic floors. Dramatic open staircase.
Mt. Laurel
Homes Sold
in May
*
505B Mulborry Cv $125,000
197A Collin Ct $134,000
2002B Oonnam Ct $140,000
1205A Harwood Ct $157,000
153A Bradord Ct $160,000
703B Cypross Point Cirolo $163,000
1905 Augusta Cirolo $165,000
3306B Saxony Orivo $179,000
120 Mayair Lano $180,000
8 Avandalo Court $182,000
1502 Wnarton Poad $185,000
6501A Normandy Orivo $190,000
305 Fountain Hall Court $192,500
397 Jamostown Court $195,000
1110 Augusta Cirolo $205,000
11 Oovonsniro Poad $220,000
117 Sonoolnouso Torraoo $232,000
42 Elkington Orivo $240,000
113 Fairviow Lano $242,000
36 Elkington Orivo $279,000
401 Farmnouso Lano $282,000
120 Knotty Oak Orivo $289,900
32 Compass Cirolo $295,000
661 Cornwallis Orivo $311,500
17 Cnapol Hill Poad $318,000
155 Cantorbury Poad $320,000
768 Cartorot Court $332,000
133 Union Mill Poad $341,250
34 Sorrol Pun $540,000
1 Springvillo Way $715,000
Mary Deaux
*Information from Trend is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.
MONDAY
JULY 4
2011
PRESENTED BY
THE FOURTH ANNUAL
5K AND 1 Mile
Fun Run/Walk
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MONDAY JULY 4, 2011

RAIN OR SHINE
Main Street & Cooper Avenue
Marlton, NJ
RACE DAY REGISTRATION
7:00 - 8:15 AM
Main Street & Cooper Avenue
Next to the firehouse
RACE BEGINS 8:30 AM
AWARDS CEREMONY &PRIZES 9:30 AM
BRING THE
WHOLE FAMILY
AND STAY ALL DAY!
Childrens Bike Parade begins at 10:30 AM after the 5K race
Full Parade at 11:00 AM
This jam-packed day continues
at Cherokee High School at 6:30 PM
with family fun, games, and food and then theres more
Paratroopers 7:45 PM
Support the Troops Rally 8:15 PM
Fireworks 9:45 PM
FOUNDATION
EVESHAM
CELEBRATIONS
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