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Page 18 ALL AROUND PENNSAUKEN September 2012 PEOPLEINTHENEWS Dan and Kathy Brammell of Cherry Hill announce the engagement of their daughter, Kristin to Michael Burke, son of Clay Burke of Newark, NY and Sharon Burke of Lyons, NY. Kristin, of Pennsauken, is the younger sister to Karen, and older sister to Lindsay. Mike, of Rochester, NY, is Pennsauken Engagements the older brother to Kelly. Kristin and Mike dated long distance for two years until Mike made the big move to Pennsauken in May. The couple enjoys walking their dog Duncan around the neighborhood, eating pizza from their favorite place, Joe’s, and enjoying craft beers at Blue Monkey. L i v i n g F a i t h C h r i s t i a n C e n t e r Come Experience the LOVE of God NOT all landlords ARE THE SAME Bloom Court, 1300 Route 73, Suite 106 • Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054 • T: 856.778.0300 • F: 856.866.8924 www.bloomorganization.com • marketing@bloomorganization.com INDUSTRIAL • FLEX • OFFICE Worship Services Sunday 8:30am - 11:00am Wednesday 7:00pm Senior Pastor Constance McLean 2323 Rt 73 Pennsauken, NJ 08110 www.lfccnj.com Transportation is available for the 11am Sunday worship service from select locations in Pennsauken, call 856-661-8110 x115 Their favorite thing to do is relax at home, which is why Mike chose their backyard as the site of his proposal, complete with music, candles, and twinkle lights. Kristin and Mike are planning a summer 2013 wedding in the Finger Lakes. • Financial Stability • Continuity of Service • In-House Professionals • Market Expertise • Quality Construction Building long-term tenant relations with a solid foundation. Send your engagement announcements and milestone anniversaries to All Around Pennsauken! Submit your information and photos to aap@twp.pennsauken.nj.us, or mail them directly to All Around Pennsauken, 5605 North Crescent Blvd., Pennsauken, NJ 08110. Kristin Brammell and Michael Burke Pennsauken’s O’Neill Honored By Watermark At Logan Square NOW OPEN! Pennsauken resident Kelly O’Neill recently received Director of the Year Recognition and the Breakthrough Award by Watermark At Logan Square, a Philadelphia-based continuing care retirement community. O’Neill was recognized for her contributions as the nursing home administrator for the facility. Pictured here are Jennifer Tapner, executive director of Watermark At Logan Square and O’Neill. 1814 East Route 70, Suite 350, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 www.hoffmanmancinilaw.com Family Owned & Operated All natural, homemade Italian Water Ice from our original 7th & Christian Street location since 1945 now brings Pennsauken the “Best of Philly” 7315 Park Ave., Pennsauken (in the old Arnold’s Locksmith) 856-382-7281 Monday – Saturday 11 am - 10 pm Sunday 1 pm – 10 pm
By Bernie Kofoet, Public Works Superintendent As we begin September I hope everyone had a great summer. Hopefully you had the opportunity to take a vacation, go away with your family, come back refreshed and ready to head into fall. July and August had very drastic weather changes, with cold and warm fronts passing through the area almost once a week. While this did give us refreshing breaks from summer heat, it also caused an unusual number of trees to come down, along with numerous power outages. When a tree comes down, Public Works usually finds out about it from the police department. Either I or my assistant will be notified of the situation and will respond to investigate. Many times when we respond, we discover that the location is the jurisdiction of another agency, usually Camden County Public Works. It is also important for us to verify that the work zone is safe for our employees. If there are any power lines that are down or entangled in the tree the police are asked to notify PSE&G. We are not permitted to touch a tree until all power has been shut down. Regardless of when we receive the notification, day or night, weekends or holidays, the process is the same. Often the busiest time is the days following one of these storms. In the days following, we will receive calls about branches that have come down and are along the side of the road. Or, we will receive calls about branches which have broken off but are hung up in the crown of the tree, which pose a hazard if they were to drop onto a vehicle passing below. While we are not permitted to remove trees or debris on private property, we will assist with post storm clean up. If a tree comes down on private property, we will remove debris provided the property owner gets it to the curb. Many calls are received after a storm by homeowners who want a tree removed from in front of their property. Curb line trees are the responsibility of the homeowner. If you believe a tree on your property is a hazard, you may remove it yourself or call a private contractor to have it removed. As is the case when dealing with any contractor, make sure they are a reputable company. We often come across piles for tree debris in the street. When we investigate with the homeowner,we find that it was some fly-by-night contractor who knocked on the door, offered a cheap price to take the tree down, and told the homeowner they would be back to chip the debris, only to disappear after having been paid in full, leaving the homeowner with a mess to clean up. Also, please make sure that they have proper insurance coverage in case there is a mishap during removal. We do offer as a courtesy, a program for the removal of curb line tree at residential properties. If you are interested in possibly having a tree removed call or email us. We will come to your property to inspect the tree. If it meets our removal criteria, you will be asked to sign a release form and it will be added to the list. If the tree is near any power lines, PSE&G has a private contractor who would assist in the removal. Once on the list, it can take up to 18 months before the tree is removed. But ALL AROUND PENNSAUKEN September 2012 Page 19 UBLICWORKS Handling Downed Trees In Our Pennsauken Community TALKIN’ TRASH Monday Sept. 3 is a trash holiday. All trash days that week will move forward one day. Monday’s trash and recyclables will be collected on Tuesday, Sept. 4, Tuesday’s trash and recyclables will be collected on Wednesday, Sept. 5. Wednesday’s yard waste and white goods will be collected on Thursday, Sept. 6. Thursday’s trash and recyclables will be collected on Friday, Sept. 7. Friday’s trash and recyclables will be collected on Saturday, Sept. 8 beginning at 6 a.m. The next Household Special Waste Collection Day sponsored by Camden County will be on Saturday, Sept. 15 from 8:30 a.m. till 3:00 p.m. at the Pennsauken Sanitary Landfill, 9600 River Rd. MARINELLI & ASSOCIATES ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICES Providing quality tax, accounting and financial services to small businesses and individuals. The cornerstone of our success is our commitment to providing quality and timely products and services to our clients at an affordable rate combined with outstanding personal service. 6728 Park Ave Pennsauken 856-663-6233 Fax: 856-663-8544 Email: marinellitax@gmail.com again, if you as the property owner feel that the tree presents a hazard, you may remove it yourself. Some Friendly Reminders Just a few quick reminders that I’ve been asked to pass along: Large cardboard boxes need to be 45th Street at Route 130 South 856-488-4578 10% Off FOOD ONLY Good Anytime Expires 9-30-12 Not valid with any other offer. Catering by Macaro’s Let our family serve your familywith Quality and Service. With 4 locations to best serve your needs: WESTFIELD AVE., PENNSAUKEN (75 people) MERCHANTVILLE AVE., PENNSAUKEN (125 people) PALMYRA HARBOR CLUB (150 people) MECHANTVILLE COMMUNITY CENTER (150 people) Weddings • Rehearsal Dinners • Bridal Showers • Baby Showers Christenings • Anniversary Parties • Birthday Parties • Family Gatherings Social Events • Corporate Meetings • Corporate Events SAME GREAT FOOD AT SAME LOW PRICES! Macaro’s is your Headquarters for Homemade Party Trays HOAGIE TRAYS WITH SIDES American, Italian, Turkey Breast & Cheese* WRAP TRAYS Italian Antipasto, Stir Fry Veggie, Smoked Turkey and Bacon* *Additional selections available upon request DELICIOUS “HOMEMADE” HOT ENTREES Lasagna, Meatball, Roast Pork, Chicken Marsala, Italian Sausage & Peppers broken down (flattened) for pick up. Do not put trash or yard waste into cardboard boxes. They will not be picked up by the trash truck or the recyclable truck. Do not place yard waste in the yellow recycling cans. The yellow cans are for single stream recycling (cans, bottles, paper, and cardboard) only. Only put your trash and recyclables at the curb between 4 p.m. the day before your collection day, and 6 a.m. on collection day. Also, cans need to be removed from the curb by 6 p.m. of your collection day. Have a great September and I’ll see you in October. WATCH ALL THE ACTION HERE South Jersey’s best sports bar, with a huge selection of beers, wines, great food and plenty of HDTV’s to enjoy all the sports action you can handle. $5 Cheesesteaks Drink Specials during all game JOIN US FOR OKTOBERFEST Saturday October 13th Sign up Early FALL BURGER BLITZ 1/2 lb. Angus Burger w/seasoned homemade chips CRABS ARE BACK!!! All You Can Eat… Every Crabby Thursday! Price is based on current market conditions VISIT OUR NEW 2ND LOCATION AT 4303 ROUTE 130, EDGEWATER PARK A PENNSAUKEN LANDMARK serving generations of families from its original Westfield Avenue location Daily Lunch & Dinner Specials Delicious “Homemade” Hot Entrees Individual Homemade Pasta Dinners Available for Take Out Macaro’s “Famous” Macaroni & Cheese Available in 2 sizes South Philly Style Roast Beef & Pork Including: Gourmet Italian Hoagies Hot & Cold Sandwiches, Hoagies, Wraps, Burgers, Soups, Salads & Sides FRANCHISES AVAILABLE Thinking seriously about business ownership? Consider a bright future with Macaro’s ACT NOW…CALL TODAY (866) 243-7333 Or visit us at www.macaros.com
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