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AUG. 39, 2016

Cooking up sweet appreciation for local police

Kate Steinberg has been baking goods to deliver to the Moorestown Police Department for years
By LINDSEY NOLEN
The Sun
Kate Steinberg has been interested in cooking and baking for as
long as she can remember, and
today uses her gift to give to others. Since age 6, the now 23-yearold has been delivering baked
goods to the local police department as a token of her appreciation.
Having baked everything from
brownies to cookies to too much
chocolate cupcakes with a cream
cheese frosting, Steinberg has always remained inspired by her
mother who taught her to always
live by the Golden Rule. In treating others how she would in turn
wish to be treated, Steinberg admits she would rather live her life
being too kind than by being cold
in an effort to protect herself.
Small gestures can often
mean more than the bigger gestures, because they're less expected and take less time. You can be
working a full-time job, raising
five children, and still find time to
even just call the police and thank
them for all that they do for our
communities, Steinberg said.
This world has become so cold at
times, and we need every kind
gesture.
In return for her kindness, the
Moorestown police often respond

LINDSEY NOLEN/The Sun

Kate Steinberg stands between Lt. Howard Mann Jr. and Officer Mike Toscani holding the cookies she
baked for the Moorestown Police Department.
with a nice thank you followed
by a when can you bring more?

Never expecting anything in return, Steinberg continues to

bring her baked goods back to the

department with the understand-

ing that no kind gesture is too

small or goes unnoticed.
Theres been a good outpouring of support for the police over
the past couple months in addition to Miss Steinberg. We definitely appreciate her support during these troubled times, Lee
Lieber, Moorestown chief of police, said.
Although she does not have
any personal ties to the police department, it has made Steinberg
feel safe in many uncomfortable
situations. In addition, with
shootings by police officers circulating in the news, Steinberg
wants to make sure the police officers of Moorestown, who have
been there for her know their
service is still appreciated.
I tend to use analogies to help
people understand situations.
When you're out getting lunch
with your parents and you see another family with not-so-nice parents, yelling at their children and
maybe being a bit too rough, you
can better appreciate your parents, Steinberg said. I've seen
some of the videos of police brutality, and it makes me so immensely grateful that our police
department is not like that.
Currently in her last term at
Drexel University studying toplease see STEINBERG, page 11

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Literacy and charity
Moorestown teen to host
second Bookitcon. PAGE 4

Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Classified . . . . . . . . . . . 2225
Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Police Report . . . . . . . . . . . 21

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4 THE MOORESTOWN SUN AUG. 39, 2016

A love for literacy and charity

Moorestown teen Nori Horvitz, the CEO and founder
of UBUbiz, will host second Bookitcon convention on Aug. 7
By LINDSEY NOLEN
The Sun
Nori Horvitz of Moorestown is
no ordinary teenager. At age 18,
the 2016 Moorestown High School
grad is already the CEO and
founder of UBUbiz, a
company that hosts
events while promoting a love for literacy
and charity. Hosting
her second charity
book event, Bookitcon:
Chapter
Two, she hopes to
further promote her
love of reading to underprivileged youth.
My event is called
Bookitcon because
it's a book convention. You can think
of it like Comic Con,

except it's all about books and on

a much smaller scale, Horvitz
said.
The event, being held on Sunday, Aug. 7 from 3:30 p.m. until 6
p.m., will take place at the
Moorestown Community House
located at 16 E. Main St.
In attendance will be
numerous authors, including Josh Berk,
Martina Boone, Albert Borris, Anna
Breslaw,
Emma
Chase, Julie Chibbaro, Karole Cozzo,
Barbara Dee, Julie Eshbaugh,
S.
Usher
Evans, Beth Fantaskey,
Amanda Foody, A. V.
Geiger, S.J. Goslee,
Kit
Grindstaff,
Sandy
Hall,
Kathryn
Holmes,

Charlotte Huang, Lee Kelly, Lisa

A. Koosis, Kendall Kulper,
Mackenzie Lee, Claire Legrand,
Jodi Meadows, Nancy Norbeck,
Phoebe North and Mia Siegert.
I actually have 28 authors participating in the event. Most of
them write young adult books,
but I have a couple of middle
school and adult authors participating as well, Horvitz said. To
find additional authors, I contacted various publicists, some of
whom I knew from blogging and
others I have met through attending various book conventions.
Bookitcon will include book
signings, meet-and-greets with
the participating authors and two
author panels. Attendees are able
to purchase VIP tickets that will
grant them early access to the auplease see UBUBIZ, page 18

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Council considers spatterdock removal at lake

The rooted, floating-leaved plant has become invasive at Strawbridge Lake
By LINDSEY NOLEN
The Sun
Strawbridge Lake is just one of the
many natural landscapes that highlight
Moorestowns beauty. However, over the
years, an accumulation of spatterdock has
led Moorestown Township Council to consider ways to remove the plant from the
32.9-acre lake.
A rooted, floating-leaved plant popular
in the northeastern U.S., spatterdock appears in early spring but remains below
the lakes surface and resembles lettuce.
Yet, by late spring, the dark green, heartshaped leaves make their way to the surface and can even stand above the water.
Although there are no apparent health
concerns for people, animals or to the lake

itself related to spatterdock, the plant is invasive, difficult to control and maintain
and takes away from the appearance of
Strawbridge Lake. As a result, a bid was
opened on July 22 that suggested ways for
the township to successfully remove the
plant.
Its invasive and inhabits a lot of lakes
in Burlington County and New Jersey
overall, totally covering the tops of the
lakes and shading the bottom so that nothing else can grow. It also clogs up a lot of
waterways, Chet Dawson, chair of the Environmental Advisory Committee, said.
In 2015, council authorized $80,000 from
the Moorestown Open Space Recreation,
Farmland and Historic Preservation Trust
Fund to be used for environmental improvements at Strawbridge Lake. However,

these improvements were only made to a

small portion of the lake.
Last year, we did this on an hourly
basis, and it didnt get us very far. The bid
that we went out for is to complete the entire lake; this came in for Princeton
Hydro, Township Manager Scott Carew
said. The base bid included $30,000 to complete the upper section, $13,500 for the middle section, $21,000 for the lower section
and removal of spatterdock from the shore
at $20,500, for a total of $85,000 to remove all
of the spatterdock from the lake.
For the necessary funds to be allocated
to the project, council would have to pass a
resolution to again utilize the towns Open
Space Trust Fund.
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Cook The Book: Adults. 1 p.m. at the

Moorestown Library. Stop by the
reference desk and browse the
cookbooks that have been selected for Augusts theme, fruit.
Choose a recipe and library staff
will photocopy it for you. Make it
at home, bring it to the library
and share the food with others
and exchange thoughts.
Moorestown Theater Company
Presents Disneys Alice in Wonderland Jr.: All ages. 2 p.m. and 7
p.m. at Hope Community Church
located at 235 W. Main St. This
musical features classic characters such as the White Rabbit, the
Queen of Hearts, the Cheshire
Cat, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle
Dum and so many more.

Moorestown Theater Company

Presents Disneys Alice in Wonderland Jr.: All ages. 10 a.m. and
2 p.m. at Hope Community
Church located at 235 W. Main St.
This musical features classic
characters such as the White
Rabbit, the Queen of Hearts, the
Cheshire Cat, Tweedle Dee and
Tweedle Dum and so many more.
Action Karate Martial Arts Workshop: Children ages 3 to 6. 12 p.m.
and 12:45 p.m. at the Moorestown
Library. Pick up some cool moves
with the instructors from Action
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THURSDAY AUGUST 4

SATURDAY AUGUST 6

Drop-In Story Time: Children ages

3 to 6. 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at the
Moorestown Library. Drop in to
enjoy stories, songs and crafts.
No registration is required.
Moorestown Theater Company
Presents Disneys Alice in Wonderland Jr.: All ages. 10 a.m. and
7 p.m. at Hope Community
Church located at 235 W. Main St.
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SUNDAY AUGUST 7
Bookitcon: Chapter Two: 3:30 p.m.
at the Moorestown Community
House. Stop by for book signings
and meet-and-greets with participating aurhots and two author
panels. VIP tickets are available
and will provide early access and
an after party and dinner. For
people unable to attend the
event, online book sales are also

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MONDAY AUGUST 8
Baby Time: Children under 2 with a
caregiver. 9:30 a.m. at the
Moorestown Library. Drop in for
30 minutes of stories, rhymes
and songs for babies. Babies and
caregivers are invited to stay
after the stories for playtime. No
registration is required and siblings are welcome.
Time for Twos: Children age 2. 10:45
a.m. at the Moorestown Library.
Siblings are welcome. Drop in for
30 minutes of stories, rhymes,
and songs for 2 year olds. No registration required.
Summer Concert Series: All ages.
6:30 p.m. on the front lawn of the
Moorestown Community House.
Kids Stage: Ernie and Neal, Main
Stage: Charlie Zahn Irish Music.
Ham Radio Club meeting: 7:30
p.m. at St. Matthews Lutheran
Church. Call Frank at (609) 3865906.

TUESDAY AUGUST 9
Better Investing: Adults. 7 p.m. at
the Moorestown Library. Learn
investing from the local experts
of the South Jersey chapter as
they offer an educational seminar for about 350 members in
more than 50 separate investment clubs from Trenton to Cape
May.
Historical Society of Moorestown
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happenings at parks & rec

Summer of 2016 a series of firsts

for Department of Parks & Rec
By KAHRA F. BUSS
Dept. of Parks & Recreation

Tell us your news.

Well tell everyone else.
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to news@moorestownsun.com.

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The summer of 2016 has been a

series of firsts for the Department of Parks & Recreation. The
Summer Parks Program has
boasted the largest number of
campers to date and the largest
number of specialty camps and
clinics offered in its half-century
history. Among the weeklong
camps and clinics are the new
culinary and baking camps that
have been offered for youth. Due
to the overwhelming demand, one
final culinary camp has been
added to the schedule, and the fall
schedule is already growing.
Included in the summer camps
were bread baking, cookies and
cakes and the final program, Kid

Chef ! The bread baking course offered by long-time baker Diane

MacFeeters filled as soon as registration opened. Children learned
the basics of bread baking, including yeast and quick breads.
The Kid Chef class was designed
to help adolescent students learn
culinary practices and fundamentals that they could build upon.
From breakfast foods to kid
friendly meals, Chef Katie
Sklarow, led the group of junior
foodies through fun and easy
recipes. Bringing basic culinary
skills back to youth and families
is the goal of the Recreation
Cooking Programs. Providing
fundamentals in a fun and accessible environment is how they do
it.
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mid-August. This second installment of Kid Chef ! is an opportunity for children interested in
cooking the opportunity to try
new, exciting and kid friendly
recipes they can replicate at
home. From homemade pizzas
and noodles to French toast and
quiches, children will learn professional tricks of the trade
from Chef Katie to create culinary masterpieces that are delicious! The reviews are already
coming in from early summer
participants and the demand is
high for fall classes!
Drawing from a local base of
chefs, bakers and instructors who
love food, cooking and teaching,
the
Recreation
Commercial
Kitchen offers classes year round
on a variety of skill levels and
with a selection of specialties.
Partnerships
with
Bancroft
School and Kingsway Learning
Center also offer youth with special needs the opportunity to
learn basic cooking skills to benefit them as they get older. Classes
are offered for specific age groups
with specialized topics allowing
participants to become fully immersed in the skills being taught.
Please check the departments
website at www.moorestownrec.
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classes. Whether your interest
lies in bread baking or cookie and
cake making or menu planning
and culinary skills, the department has something for every age
group and every interest level.

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Steinberg
to bake more
often once
she graduates
STEINBERG
Continued from page 1
ward a bachelors degree in psychology and culinary arts, while
also volunteering as a sexual assault victims advocate and working at an alternative treatment
center, Steinberg wishes she
could bake for the police department more often but finds herself
with much less free time. She
hopes to be able to engage in her
baking tradition more frequently
as soon as she graduates.
"Two wrongs will never make a
right. No wrongs should be occurring in the first place, though,
Steinberg said. "Dont let the few
bad officers hinder you from seeing that there are officers who are
compassionate and caring."

Evergreens
Senior Womens
Club plans
meetings, trip
Evergreens Senior Womens
Club meets every Tuesday from
January through December from
noon to 3 p.m. The summer hours
are 1 to 3 p.m., and the club is located on New Albany Road at the
Moorestown Club House between
Church Road and Lenola Road.
Join the club for a little snack,
chat, play cards and games.
A bus trip is also scheduled for
Sept. 8 to Doolans at Spring Lake.
There will be round-trip transportation and a full-course luncheon, Dorsey, Miller, Goodman and
Ella tribute for $63. This price includes taxes and gratuities.
Please contact Terry Kelly at
(856) 866-1869 for more information.

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Peach Festival Aug. 19

at Moorestown First UMC
Fresh peaches, homemade
baked goods and ice cream will be
featured at the annual Peach Festival on Friday, Aug. 19 from 6
p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Moorestown
First United Methodist Church.
Hot dogs, hamburgers, pork
roll and cheese sandwiches will
be provided. There is no charge,
but there will be a donation bag
for the food bank.
Childrens activities will include a giant slide, face painting
and games. Additionally, live
music will be provided throughout the evening.
The Peach Festival supports
local food pantries. Need for food
has reached new highs at three

local food pantries: Moorestown

Ministerium
(St.
Matthew
Lutheran), Bethel AME and First
Baptist. Please contribute to these
pantries by bringing a can of food
to the Peach Festival.
First United Methodist Church
is located at the corner of Pleasant Valley and Camden avenues
in Moorestown. Tickets are $5 per
person, $15 per family and free for
children under 5. Tickets may be
purchased in advance at the
church office or at the festival.
For further information email
Church@MeetwithGod.com, telephone (856) 235.0450, or check
FUMCs
website,
MeetwithGod.com.

Trio takes part in tournaments

Special to The Sun

Ava Drangula, left, Nick

Cataline and Dylan Silar were
chosen to represent the state
in the Brine National Lacrosse
Tournament played in Richmond, Va. Both boys and girls
2020/2021 teams won their
respective division in pool
play before falling in the playoff round.

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Sheriffs Department
collects school supplies
for children in need
Burlington County Sheriff
Jean Stanfield is asking for public
assistance in collecting school
supplies for Burlington County
children in need.
A childs ability to succeed in
school should not be deterred by a
lack of necessary resources. We
are asking our communities to
extend their generosity so that we
can ensure that all children in
Burlington County return to
school with the materials they
require, Stanfield stated.
The Sheriff s Department will
be coordinating with the Burlington County Library, the Tabernacle Baptist Church and other
local organizations to collect and
distribute items such as back-

packs, three-ring binders, notebooks, writing utensils and much

more.
I think our county works best
and benefits the most when we all
come together to support and
care for one another, Stanfield
continued. When our residents
donate school supplies, they are
not only offering immediate help,
but are also providing those students with the opportunity to advance their education.
The donation drive will run
through Aug. 10 with collection
boxes in county buildings, at the
Burlington County Library Main
Branch and at the Burlington
County
Library
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Removing plant
is time-sensitive
REMOVING
Continued from page 6

Although all councilmembers

agreed the removal of spatterdock would be beneficial, Deputy
Mayor Victoria Napolitano questioned the use of the open space
trust fund. She said she did not
want this fund to become the
cookie jar the township digs
into each time it needs project
funding.
Despite the time needed for
council to determine whether it
can justly use of these funds, removing the plant is a time-sensitive issue. Once the temperature
drops for the year, it will become
increasingly difficult to see and
therefore remove.
The removal of spatterdock

must be done before the weather

turns to freezing. To remove it,
workers go in with essentially a
floating backhoe and dig it out by
the roots, putting the whole plant
up, Dawson said. The roots are
about four inches in diameter and
create a maze throughout the bottom of the lake.
Dawson believes it will take six
to eight weeks for the process to
be completed, providing further
reason for council to either push
the bid forward or put it off another year. Even with immediate
attention, the township will be
forced to work around the schedules of the companies that provide this service, as there are few.
Additionally, this project will remain ongoing, as a maintenance
program would need to be established, and there is a small
chance 100 percent of the spatterdock will ever be removed.

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UBUbiz partners with Camden schools

UBUBIZ
Continued from page 4
thor meet-and-greets as well as
admittance to an after-party with
dinner.
In addition to hosting this
charity book event, UBUbiz is
partnering with multiple K-8
schools in Camden to supply
them with new books to add to
their libraries. With help from the
non-profit Grace in the Mud, a
book drive will be hosted concurrent to the charity event and all
books donated will be distributed
to the schools and the nonprofit.
Additional profits from the event
will also go to the schools and
Grace in the Mud.
I met Donna Romani-Kane,
the founder of Grace in the Mud
through a mutual acquaintance.
After I heard about Grace in the
Mud and the work she was doing
with mentoring young girls, I
knew that I wanted to get in-

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volved, Horvitz said. Donna

said the same thing happened
with her when she heard about
Bookitcon and UBUbiz.
Growing up an avid reader and
lover of the library, when Horvitz
learned there were schools within an hours drive from
Moorestown with virtually no library, she knew something had to
be done. With a desire to increase
the normalcy of reading during
childhood, she put together her
first event to allow her to raise
money to help the schools with libraries that have no books the
reason she founded UBUbiz.
After Horvitz took her first
business class in ninth grade, she
knew she wanted to pursue a career in business and ultimately to
become an entrepreneur. One day,
she started thinking about how
she could combine her three
loves books, business and community service giving her the
idea for Bookitcon. She held her
first Bookitcon on Aug. 9, 2015
also at the Moorestown Commu-

nity House.
Ever since I was young, reading has been a huge part of my
life. No matter where I went, I
brought one or two books with
me. Reading truly shaped my
childhood, and it both horrifies
and saddens me that other kids
might not have the same opportunity to read books as I did,
Horvitz said.
UBUbiz is selling tickets and accepting donations for Bookitcon at
https://ububiz.com/. Those unable to attend the event are still encouraged to view the online book
sales on the companys website.
After her second charity book
event concludes, Horvitz will
begin preparing to enter her
freshman year at Babson College
in Wellesley, Mass. There, she
plans to take advantage of all the
business opportunities available
to students and grow a bigger network. Eventually, she hopes to be
able to start a new business that
will continue to make an impact
on the world.

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Gooch (yellow jacket). Third row, from left: Philly Senior Stage Artistic Director Robb Hutter and residents Steve Smith, Patricia Rogers and Bill Mulqueen.

Evergreens Acting Studio presents

second production, Broadway Memories
The Evergreens Acting Studio,
featuring 13 residents from The
Evergreens continuing care retirement
community
in
Moorestown, recently presented
its second production entitled
"Broadway Memories A Musical
Revue." The production featured

a variety of favorite musical hits

from the 20th century, including
songs from Carousel, South
Pacific and My Fair Lady,
among others.
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the class debuted last spring, it

has attracted an enthusiastic
group of dedicated residents from
within the community. Over the
past few months, resident participants have demonstrated various
acting techniques and reviewed
different types of productions
under the direction of Robb Hutter, artistic director of Philly Senior Stage.
The Evergreens Acting Studio
is just another fine example of
the diverse, culturally enriching
programming we offer our residents here at The Evergreens,
said Doug Halvorsen, president
and CEO of The Evergreens.
Our partnership with Philly
Senior Stage has proven to be a
successful one our residents
continue to receive top-notch instruction, while also having the
opportunity to showcase their talents to the entire community. We
are proud of all they have accomplished since the class inception
last spring.

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AUG. 3-9, 2016 THE MOORESTOWN SUN 21

Brandywine to host second annual

Back-to-School Supply Drive
Brandywine Living will kick
off the back-to-school season by
hosting its second annual Backto-School Supply Drive.
Residents and team members
at Brandywine Living's South
Jersey communities have partnered with Camden elementary
schools to collect supplies for students who could use their support.
The Back-to-School Supply
Drive will help prepare local

Camden elementary school students for academic success in the

2016-17 school season.
From now through Aug. 20,
local residents and members of
the community are invited to donate new school supplies and
other classroom materials by
bringing their donations to any of
Brandywine Living's three South
Jersey communities: Brandywine
Living at Voorhees, 311 New Jersey Route 73; Brandywine Living

at Haddonfield, 132 Warwick

Road; and Brandywine Living at
Moorestown Estates, 1205 North
Church St.
Wish lists include basic school
supplies such as pencils, crayons,
markers, glue sticks, erasers, folders, notebooks, dry erase markers
and erasers, as well as everyday
items, such as tissues and hand
sanitizers.
For more information, please
contact (856) 291-4178.

Moorestown man arrested and charged

with terroristic threats, disorderly conduct
The following reports are on
file with the Moorestown Police
Department:
On July 21, a 54-year-old male
of East Camden Avenue in
Moorestown was arrested and
charged with terroristic threats,
criminal trespass and disorderly
conduct. While being
disorderly at the Firebirds Restaurant at the
Moorestown Mall, he
made threats and returned to the location
after being asked to
leave previously. He was committed to the Burlington County
Jail on $75,000 bail without 10 percent.

fixture and were also in possession of merchandise from Victorias Secret that was returned to
the store. She was released on a
special summons.
On July 28, a 20-year-old male
of North Park Avenue in
Philadelphia was arrested and
charged with shoplifting and fugitive from
justice. He stole clothing with a total value
of $790 from Macys
Department Store in
the Moorestown Mall.
He was also a fugitive from
Pennsylvania and was committed
to the Burlington County Jail in

police
report

On July 21, a 53-year-old

woman of York Street of Burlington was arrested and charged
with shoplifting. The suspect
took $511.38 worth of assorted
merchandise from Boscovs Department
Store
in
the
Moorestown Mall and concealed
items in shopping bags. She was
released on a summons.
On July 25, a 35-year-old female
of Lois Avenue in Pennsauken
was arrested and charged with
hindering apprehension. She and
another subject shoplifted at
Boscovs Department Store, left
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