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INSIDE THIS ISSUECelebrate the season

Medford gears up for holidayevents. PAGE 2

MIKE MONOSTRA/The Sun

Medford VFW Post 7677 commander Scott Lambert and post surgeon Jack Sweeney lay the VFWs wreath in front of the veteransmemorial at the Medford Memorial Community Center last week. The VFW hosted a small Veterans Day ceremony in remembrance ofthose who served in the armed forces. For another photo, please see page 15.

Honoring the nations heroesDowntownparking

possibilityCouncil considers

adding parking stripesalong Main Streetin Medford Village

By MIKE MONOSTRAThe Sun

Parking along Main Street inMedford Village is a very simpleprocess. Vehicles are able to leaveas much space as they want be-tween others vehicles as long asthey are parked within the shoul-der, away from any no parkingzone or not blocking a driveway.

However, the future of parkingon Main Street could includeparking within a designatedmarked space.

Medford Township Council isexploring the idea of adding park-

ing stripes along Main Street inMedford Village.

Mayor Chris Buoni broughtthe idea to council after a localbusiness owner told him Burling-ton County would allow the town-ship to paint parking spaces if thetownship would pay for it. Buoniadded the township has not spo-ken to the county about this possi-

please see COUNCIL, page 14

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In just a couple weeks, MedfordVillage will be lined with decora-tions in preparation for the holi-day season.

The holidays are quickly ap-proaching in Medford. FromThanksgiving events to the Dick-ens Festival and the Toys for Totsholiday drive, there will be some-thing for people of all ages to

enjoy.

Dickens FestivalThe biggest holiday event in

Medford remains the DickensFestival, which will celebrate its25th anniversary this year. It willtake place on Saturday, Dec. 6from 6 to 10 p.m. The MedfordSunrise Rotary is again puttingon the event.

We dont put the Dickens Fes-

tival on as a fundraiser for the Ro-tary itself, Rotary president RobShafer said. Its our communityservice for the town. We want toput on the best event for thetown.

This years event will have afew additions. Anew band will bestaged nearKirbys Brotherson the northernend of Main

Street. Char-acters fromthe movieFrozenwill also paya visit.

We hopethat attracts ayoungercrowd, Shafersaid. But we ob-viously want to

keep the tradition.All activities from previous

years will be returning in 2014. Alive nativity will be set up at Tom-linson Park near the PinelandsBranch Library. Santa Claus andMrs. Claus will be set up at thegazebo near the Medford Arts

Center. There will alsobe music, entertain-

ment and vendorslining Main

Street through-

out MedfordVillage.

Shafer saidsponsorshiphas increasedthis year,

thanks to theRotary packag-

ing sponsorshipof the township

Happy holiday happeningsDickens Festival leads events in Medford this season

please see ROTARY, page 17

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Medford Township will receive$75,000 after agreeing to de-annexapproximately 2.9 acres of a prop-erty on the westbound side ofRoute 70 near the Medford-Eve-sham border.

Council passed an agreementto de-annex the Medford portion

of the property during last weeksmeeting. According to MayorChris Buoni, the townshipreached an agreement with Field-stone Associates LLP, the develop-er of the property, to have the por-tion of the property within Med-fords borders annexed by Eve-sham in exchange for $75,000.

Fieldstone Associates has pro-posed a development of 200-plusapartments and approximately

6,000 square feet of commercialspace near the former RolandAristone office building. WhenFieldstone originally pitched theidea to Evesham Township Coun-cil, it was contingent on 2.9 acresof the property residing in Med-ford to be annexed.

All members of Medford coun-cil were in agreement with the de-annexation, saying it made sense

for all of the parties involved.We felt it was in the best inter-

est of the town, Buoni said.Buoni said the de-annexed por-

tion of the property consists ofwetlands, making any other sortof development on the propertyvery unlikely.

It doesnt have potential fordevelopment, he said.

Outside the $75,000 fee Field-stone Associates is paying the

township, Medford will also savemoney, as it will not have to pro-vide basic services to the property.Councilman Frank Czekay notedthe township would still need toprovide water and sewer for thesection of the complex residingwithin Medfords borders, whichwas estimated to be about 28 apart-ments. In addition, children wholived on the Medford side of the

complex would go to Medfordschools, while children living onthe Evesham side would go toEvesham schools.

Kids would live in the samebuilding and go to school in dif-ferent townships, Deputy MayorChuck Watson said.

With the 2.9 acres de-annexedfrom Medford, Evesham Town-ship will provide all municipalservices to the site.

Medford to de-annex 2.9 acresof property in Evesham TownshipFieldstone Associates is paying $75,000 compensation to township

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After winning its first SouthJersey Group IV sectional title in12 years a season ago, theShawnee High School girls crosscountry team has made it two in arow. Winning sectional crowns

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I dont know about that, headcoach Dana Palumbo said with alaugh. There was a time whenShawnee won 12 straight section-al titles under coach Mike Yur-cho, but its exciting for us to addto the schools success.

Palumbo meets with her teamin May before school ends to dis-cuss training over the summer aswell as goals for next season.Fresh off a sectional title, one ofthe goals for this season was clear.

They knew that after last year

it was going to come with a lot ofwork if we want to be successful,but after winning a sectional titleand because it had been so long,all the girls were excited and werelike we want to do that again,Palumbo said.

The team returned four con-tributors from last year in seniorsMorgan Arena and Nina Bendix-en and sophomores Kara Bonnerand Cara Keevey. Palumbo credit-ed those four girls for changing

the atmosphere within the team.Theyre not resume runners.Their focus is on the teams suc-

cess and the team doing well.They know that comes with indi-vidual success, but team successhas come first, Palumbo said.

Helping with that culturechange were freshman standoutsGeorgia Larzelere and ClaireRankin as well as junior HannahBrown who is in her first year onthe team.

Having freshmen come in andrun so well was really importantfor us. They made a huge im-pact, Palumbo said.

Brown battled a hip injurymost of the season, but after acouple of strong showings in JVevents, she was able to claim thesixth runner slot on the varsityteam.

With five underclassmen con-tributing for Shawnee, Palumbohopes the future remains brightfor the team.

The hope always is that wecan stay injury free and continueto improve each season, Palum-bo said.

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days ago, but, alas, the holiday

season has arrived.

The good news is that means many

good-hearted people and organizations

will be gathering food, clothing, toys,

money and other items for those lessfortunate.

At The Sun, we want to help make

your event or drive as successful as

possible. But to do that, we need your

help.

Many retailers count on Black Fri-

day to help put their business in the

black for the year. If holiday sales are

strong, they have a good overall year. Ifsales are soft, they struggle to get by.

The same theory can hold true for

nonprofits and other groups that de-

pend on the publics generosity duringthe holiday season to see them through

the rest of the year. People, naturally,

are more giving during this time of the

year. So, in the coming weeks, youll

see bell-ringers, donation drives and a

lot of other efforts to help those in

need.

We salute everyone who holds a

drive to help those in need. But we also

want to help make those efforts as

grand and successful as possible.

To do that, we need to know about

your event as soon as possible (at least

two weeks is best). We need to know

what types of items you are trying to

collect, who will benefit from the drive,

and, most importantly, how people can

get involved to help you.

Email is the best way to send us this

information, and youll find our newsemail address to the right.

Then, after we get your information,

well take it from there. Well get it into

the paper and let everyone in town

know what it is you are trying to ac-

complish and how they can be a part of

it.

Many families are still struggling

with the economy. There always arepeople in need. Let us help you to help

them. Send us your event information

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HolidayhelpersIts the season to help others; let us know about your fundraiser or drive

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The need for donations this holiday periodis strong. Tell us about your fundraisingeffort or donation drive, and well telleveryone else.

The South Jersey Pops, led by conductorand music director Robert Schiavinato,opens its 2014-2015 concert season on Sun-

day, Dec. 14, with a musical celebration ofChristmas and Hannukah at Lenape HighSchool.

"Ours will be a concert for the wholefamily," Schiavinato said. "We'll have tradi-tional carols, the pop tunes that many of ushave grown up with, music from televi-sion's classic 'Charlie Brown Christmas'and selections from the hit Disney musical'Frozen.' For rock fans of all ages, the Pops'strings will be featured playing Trans-

Siberian Orchestra's 'Wizards in Winter.'"The Pops will also play Leroy Ander-

son's "Christmas Festival" and "Sleigh

Ride," both popularized by the Boston Popsunder Arthur Fiedler and now fixtures inthe Christmas repertoire. They will alsoperform the enduringly popular holidaystandards, "Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let ItSnow" and "White Christmas;" and a livelymedley of Hannukah songs.

The concert begins at 3 p.m. The doors atLenape open at 2:30 p.m. Tickets for adultsare $8.

All preschoolers and children in grades

kindergarten through eight are admittedfree. Tickets and money-saving season sub-scriptions are available at www.southjer-

seypops.org. Tickets are also available atthe door."We encourage parents and grandpar-

ents to bring children to our concerts,"Christian Stebbins, president of the Pops'Board of Trustees, said. "One of our goalsis to bring live music to young people in thehope that they will develop a love for musicthat will last a lifetime and inspire in asmany of them as possible a desire to makemusic themselves.

Tickets on sale for South Jersey Pops songs of the season

Charles Crawford, a junior musical the-ater major at Ithaca College, was inductedinto the Oracle Honor Society.

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Protestant Community Church ofMedford Lakes will host aThanksgiving Dinner for mem-bers of the community. This is anopportunity to come to-gether with family andfriends in the communi-ty for a time of fellow-ship and feasting. The dinner willfeature turkey with all of the tra-ditional trimmings and will bepreceded by a time of fellowshipto meet and greet other guestsover hors doeuvres and bever-ages. The festivities will begin atnoon at the Todd Building, locat-

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all who would enjoy a time of fel-lowship with neighbors andfriends, especially those withoutfamily nearby or would otherwisebe alone on this family orientedholiday. Goodwill donations willbe accepted.

The church recommendsguests RSVP prior to the date. Toreserve a spot, call the church of-fice at (609) 654-4220.

Rotary Club to hostThanksgiving breakfast

The 10th annual Medford-Vin-centown Rotary Club Thanksgiv-ing Community Spiritual Break-fast will be held on Wednesday,Nov. 26 from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at theMedford Lakes Country Club onOak Drive in Medford Lakes.

Rotarians Dave Stow, TrishLaBouff and Father Don Muller,

chairmen for the event, reportthat last years event was such asuccess with more than 175 peo-ple attending that they expect asell out event this year. This

years keynote speaker will be theRev. Joseph Monahan from theMedford United MethodistChurch.

The cost for the event is $16 andincludes a fabulousbreakfast buffet. Anyfunds raised by thisyears event will go to-

ward the Gift of Life Program.Reservations can be made by

calling Stow at (609) 953-7600 or bysending your name, address andcheck made payable to the Med-ford-Vincentown Rotary Club toP.O. Box 365, Medford, N.J. 08055.

Survivors of SuicideLoss Day is Nov. 22The next International Sur-

vivors of Suicide Loss Day will beon Nov. 22. This event is held an-nually to help families know peo-ple still care about their pain dueto this tragic way to suffer a lossof a loved one.

Residents are invited to a Sur-vivor Day event on Nov. 22 from8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Fellow-ship Alliance Chapel in Medford.

The event will include a screen-ing of The Journey which tellsthe stories of a diverse group ofloss survivors.

The film shows how each sur-vivor is weathering the loss of aloved one and how theyre findingtheir way back to a life rich inmeaning and joy.

To sign up, call (609) 953-7333ext. 309. Leave a name, phonenumber and how many will be at-tending. For more information,

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WE NES YNOV. 19Parachute play: Ages 2 to 4. 10:30

and 11 a.m. at Pinelands BranchLibrary. Come for a half hour of

parachute games and play time.Lil Sprouts cooking class: Ages 2

to 5. 4 p.m. at Medford MemorialCommunity Center. This is a pre-

school cooking class. For moreinformation and registration, visitwww.healthyhandscooking.com/instructor/michelle-kearns oremail [email protected].

Lego Club: Ages 7 to 12. 4 p.m. atPinelands Branch Library. Kidscan work individually or in teams

to create this weeks challenge.The theme will be revealed at thesession.

Medford Lakes Garden Club meet-ing: Vaughan Hall in Medford

Lakes. 11:30 a.m. New membersand guests welcome. Call 268-2333 for information.

Medford Sunrise Rotary Club:

MedPort Diner. 7:15 a.m. Call 354-8104 for information.

Kids Yoga: 4:30 to 5:15 p.m. at TheSanctuary for Yoga, 43 S. MainSt., Medford. Call (609) 953-7800

for more information.

THURS YNOV. 20Yoga pretzels: Ages 6 to 12. 4:30

p.m. at Pinelands Branch Library.Kids will find their connectionwith the universe through playfulposes. Children should wear com-fortable clothes and bring a yogamat or a large towel.

Candlelight yoga: 5:30 p.m. atPinelands Branch Library. JoinBabita Kapoor, a registered Shak-

ti Om Yoga instructor, to learnYogas ancient science of breathcontrol and reenergize your body

and mind. Wear comfortable,breathable clothes and bring ayoga mat.

Breakthru Fit Meeting: BreakthruFitness and Physical Therapy.

6:30 p.m. Join us for a discussionon various topics related toweight loss, nutrition and fitness.Bring a friend. For more informa-tion or to register, call (856) 396-2250 ext. 302.

FRI YNOV. 21Paws to read: 3:30 p.m. at Pinelands

Branch Library. Children are wel-come to practice their readingskills and make a new friend byreading aloud to Brooke, a regis-

tered therapy dog. Sign up for a

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By NICK COHENThe Sun

At the end of every sportingevent, for every player, team orcoach who is elated and celebrat-ing victory, there is another sidedejected and thinking about whatmay have been. It happens to allteams eventually, such is the wayin sports. Unfortunately, for the

Shawnee High School girls soc-cer team, it happened to it just

last week in the South JerseyGroup IV sectional final.

Shawnee fell to district rivalLenape, 1-0, in front of a packedcrowd at Lenape High School onFriday, Nov. 14. The two teamsplayed to a 0-0 draw for more than76 minutes before Lenape seniorLizzie Kinkler scored the game

winner with 3:40 remaining inregulation.

The loss was a disappointingend for the fifth-seeded Rene-gades who defeated top-seededWilliamstown in the sectionalsemifinals three days prior tosquaring off with Lenape.

Senior goalkeeper CarolineFarley had 18 saves for the Rene-gades in the loss.

Shawnee falls in sectional final

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Shawnees run through the South Jersey Group IV sectional bracketcame to an end on Friday, Nov. 14 as the team was defeated by sec-ond-seeded Lenape High School, 1-0. Clockwise from top left: No. 19

Arianna Gerber tries to break past Lenapes Gabby Fornia. Sopho-more Vanessa Alessi tracks down a ball in the Renegades defensivezone. No. 17 Alexis Palladino drives the ball up field against LenapesMeg Quimby. No. 5 Haley Coursen of Shawnee and No. 26 StephFigueroa battle for a loose ball. No. 15 Amanda Basantis, a Shawneesenior, races for a loose ball against No. 5 Carly Pettipaw of Lenape.

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Kids knitting club: Ages 7 to 16. 4p.m. at Pinelands Branch Library.Knitters of all levels are invited tothis four-week series. Bring aproject or pick one out at class.Beginners should bring size 10knitting needles. Yarn will be pro-vided.

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Pre-natal Yoga: 6 to 7:15 p.m. at TheSanctuary for Yoga, 43 S. Main St.,Medford. Call (609) 953-7800 formore information.

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Storytime with Mr. Rick: Ages 4 to6. 1:30 p.m. at Pinelands BranchLibrary. Join Mr. Rick for storiesof all kinds to be followed by anengaging and creative activity.

Junior Lego Club: Ages 5 to 9. 4p.m. at Pinelands Branch Library.Kids can work individually or inteams to create this monthschallenge.

Medford-Vincentown Rotary Clubmeeting: 6:30 p.m. at MedfordLakes Country Club, MedfordLakes. For more information visitwww.mvrotaryclub.org.

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stage presence.

Doug Kepple is the owner of Kepples Carpet, The Record Museumand Balltown Athletic Club. Doug has appreciated great live musicall his life. He has appreciated the intimacy of live In-Store per-formance in record stores.He has even presented some of the more memorable live eventsin recent memory. The Kepples Carpet store represents a largevenue and a unique concert experience. The Main Stage comes

to life only a few times a year. Past performances have includedlocal favorites Lost Art, Flipside and Love Alive, among others.For more information about the November 22 event visitwww.Kepplescarpet.com. RSVP at [email protected]@comcast.net Facebook/KepplesCarpet orFacebook/RecordMuseum. Although we request RSVP you arewelcome to stop by the night of the event.

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Medford TownshipPolice were dis-patched to a single-family residence onEast Centennial Driveon Nov. 10 at 6:41 p.m.for a burglary and theft investiga-tion. During the police investiga-tion, it was determined that un-known actors forced entry

through a rear door while thehomeowners were on vacation.Various items, including jewelry,

were stolen from thehouse. Police are ask-ing for assistance,specifically if any un-usual or suspicious ac-tivity was observed inthe area from Thurs-

day, Nov. 6 through Monday, Nov.10. Contact Medford detectives at(609) 654-7375 or the anonymouscitizen tipline at (609) 714-0302.

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By unanimous decision by the

Board of Directors of The AlliedArtists of America, Medfordartist Jim Jackson has been invit-ed to become an elected memberin the category of oil painting.

His recent work Making theBreak Canvasbacks was re-cently accepted into the organiza-tions 101st annual Juried Exhibi-tion at the Salmagundi Club inNew York. Membership is by invi-tation only.

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limited basis from those partici-pating in its National Annual Ex-hibition.

The Allied Artists of Americawas founded in New York City in1914 and is comprised of artists

and sculptors

across thecountry. Its of-fices and exhi-bition gal-leries are bothlocated in theelegant histor-ical landmark,the NationalArts Club inNew York.

Jackson isalso an artist member of the

Salmagundi Club and a fellow ofthe American Artists Profession-al League.

To view more of Jacksonswork, visit www.jamesjack-sonartist.com.

Police: Burglary reported

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if it would benefit the local busi-nesses. Councilman Brad Dennsaid adding parking stripes wouldincrease safety along the road.

One of the big questions aris-ing from the discussion waswhether painting parking spaceswould increase or decrease streetparking capacity. CouncilmanJeff Beenstock felt such a projectwould allow more cars to parkalong the road.

If we were able to line thestreets, people may park more ef-ficiently, Beenstock said.

Councilman Frank Czekaysaid the township needs to take acloser look at whether parking ca-pacity would be increased. Henoted some areas are no parkingzones along the road, and thepainted spaces would have to be acertain size. Township engineerDante Guzzi said street parkingspaces are typically 22 feet long.

Sometimes, it can end up leav-ing less parking spaces, Czekaysaid.

The other issue was who wouldpay for the project. Buoni said thecounty may ask the township tofund the project, even though

Main Street is a county road.None of the council memberswere willing to go into detailabout the cost before talking tothe county about the project.

We would have to reach out tothe county and figure out whattheir requirements are, Buonisaid.

Buoni said the township is onlyhaving preliminary discussionsabout the possibility of parkingspaces and nothing concrete is inthe works. The township plans toget feedback from the MedfordBusiness Association and itsMedford Village East subcommit-tee before reaching out to countyofficials.

Buoni said the township wouldonly move forward with the ideaif local businesses were on boardand it would be a benefit to Med-ford Village.

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Weve gotten great supportfrom local businesses, Shafersaid. Were excited that wereadding a few things.

The Rotary also raises funds topay for the festival through coindrops. Shafer said the festival willcontinue to thrive if the Rotarygets a little help from the commu-nity.

A little bit from everybody isall it takes for this event to go on,he said. One dollar from everyperson will make sure this eventwill go on for another year.

Thanksgiving breakfastMedford residents can kick off

their Thanksgiving holiday onNov. 26 as the Medford-Vincen-town Rotary Club holds its 10thannual Thanksgiving Communi-ty Spiritual Breakfast from 7:30 to9 a.m. at the Medford Lakes Coun-try Club.

According to the Rotary, lastyears event had more than 175 at-tendees. The keynote speaker willbe Joseph Monahan from theMedford United MethodistChurch.

The event is $16 per person and

includes a breakfast buffet. Allproceeds will be donated to theGift of Life Program.

To make reservations, call Ro-tarian Dave Stow at (609) 953-7600or send a check made payable toMedford-Vincentown Rotary Clubto P.O. Box 365, Medford, N.J.08055.

Shawnee winter craft showThose looking for the perfect

holiday gift can check out the

Shawnee Craft and Gift Fair onSaturday, Dec. 13 from 9 a.m. to 2p.m. at Shawnee High School.

The event will feature morethan 120 vendor tables featuringcrafts, jewelry, gifts and food. Ad-

mission to the event is free and

open to all area residents.Proceeds from the event will

benefit the Shawnee High Schoolband program. For more informa-tion, call (609) 975-9469 or [email protected].

Thanksgiving footballThere will be Thanksgiving

morning football in Medford thisyear as the Shawnee Renegadeshost rival Lenape High School at11 a.m. The game will be betweentwo highly ranked teams.Shawnee entered the South Jer-sey Group IV playoffs as the No. 2seed, while Lenape was the No. 1seed in the South Jersey Group Vbracket.

Toys for Tots driveMedford will continue to be a

major hub for Burlington Coun-tys Toys for Tots drive this holi-day season. Collection boxes willbe available at the following loca-tions in the township: Just Chil-

dren, 130 Medford-Mt Holly Road;Amoriello Hair Design, 560Stokes Road, Suite 23; LenapeHigh School National Honor Soci-ety, 235 Hartford Road; P.J. Wheli-hans Pub, 61 Stokes Road; My In-vestor Bank, 415 Stokes Road; Co-lumbia Bank, 133 Route 70; ERAStatewide Realty, 709 Stokes Road,Suites 200 and 201; Johnson's Cor-ner Farm, 113 Church Road; Mil-ton H. Allen Elementary School,24 Allen Ave.; Hayes Run Apart-ments, 407B Hayes Run; Break-

thru Fitness & Physical Therapy,200 Tuckerton Road; Fond Memo-ries, 200 Tuckerton Road, Suite 7;The Village of Barton Run, 322 ABarton Run Blvd.; Elite Insur-ance Co. (Allstate), 142 Route 70;AVM Salon, 13 Tomlinson MillRoad; C. Michael Rainbolt, 2 N.Main St., Suite 103; CompleteCare Chiropractic & Wellness,639 Stokes Road; CornerstoneBank, 170 Himmelein Road; Med-ford Foot Specialist, 128 Route 70;

NovaCare, 128 Route 70, Suite 2C;Rustic Grill, 519 Stokes Road;AVM Salon, 13 Tomlinson MillRoad; Medford Lakes Colony, 79Tecumseh Trail; and Image Beau-ty, 630 Stokes Road.

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Outstanding rental history makes thisa phenomenal investment. Takeadvantage of this rare opportunity!

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