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Memorial Day Ceremony Light refreshments will follow ceremony
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Bordentown Regional "Teacher of the Year" The Bordentown Township Committee presented resolutions to five teachers from Bordentown Regional School District that were selected and nominated for “Teacher of the Year”.
They have been nominated for the Governor’s Teacher Recognition Program. |
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Bordentown Township's Mayor George Chidley and the entire Township Committee would like to commend Troop #3 , (Florence/Roebling), for their participation on April 19, 2008 in an community outreach project that including painting crosswalks and related curb areas within the township. Fourteen members of Troop# 3 participated in the Eagle Scout project by edging the curbs, cleaning the road and curb line as well as removing the debris prior to the actual painting of the yellow curbs and white crosswalks. The Troop #3 members worked many hours that began as early as 9:00 a.m. and were finished around 4:00 p.m. that day. This dedication exemplifies the model citizen and accentuates the youth giving to their community. |
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 Bordentown Township Committee Rewards The Daisy Troop With Certificates of AcknowledgementMarch 10, 2008 The Girl Scout Daisy Troop #21348 visited the Bordentown Township senior citizens group at their Valentines Day party. The Daisy Troop made Valentines for each senior at the party, (about 100) including our Deputy Mayor Bruce Hill to earn their outreach patch. During the March 10th, 2008 Township Committee meeting, each of the girls from the troop received a Certificate of Appreciation signed by the Mayor of our township, George Chidley. |
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Columbus Girl Scout Troop #26534 Visits Bordentown Township Municipal Complex January 2008 The Columbus Girl Scout Troop#26534 sent representatives to visit the offices of Township of Bordentown. A few of the girls from the Troop wanted to learn about the different jobs and responsibilities of the township employees. The girls arrived full of smiles as they introduced themselves as Ahnnalisa, Amy, Katherine, Emily and Mara. They all shared the same age which is 15 and attend Northern Burlington High School as sophomores. They are in the process of earning the Girl Scout Gold Award and this visit was part of the requirement for the award. These enthusiastic young adults have made a real difference in their communities. There most recent project was a Day Camp for children in the summer. They have successfully organized, and manned a (non-profit), camp for children. The girls brought their own talents to the camp to create individual classes for the children. Amy’s talent that she shared is in sports particularly volleyball and softball. She shared her vast knowledge and held the sports section of the camp. She is also the daughter of one our new employees, in the Clerk’s office, Cindy Dziura. The other girls introduced their ideas and talents for classes. One project focused on creating a memory box, a scientific class using an experiment as their focus, another shared their knowledge of constellations. They used a plastic lid of a larger can and by poking holes in it to formed stars in constellations. They used a flashlight to project the constellations onto a wall. Lastly, a theater/dance class was organized by another Girl Scout in this long time group. It was certainly a wonderful experience for the children who attended their camp and parents. These Girl Scouts have contributed a lot to their communities. They are aspiring to create an idea for our Community Day for a children’s craft table and planning to man the table for us to meet another requirement for their Gold Award. They are remarkable young adults who spent their time visiting each department and the employees. The tour included the Senior Center, the Court Room and the Police Department. We would like to thank them for their visit and interest. |
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The Bordentown Township Committee held their meeting on Monday, January 14, 2008 at 7:00pm in the meeting room of the Township building. The meeting began in the usual format. The Mayor presented a Proclamation to Judy Yoo, and the Elders of the Korean Presbyterian Church for all their past, present and future community efforts. A presentation was made to the Township Committee by Geoff Chidley regarding the Eagle Scout’s Project in the township. |
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Bordentown Township held its Re-Organization meeting on January 5, 2008 at noon in the township’s meeting room. The meeting began with the Township Clerk calling to order the meeting. An Invocation was given by Charles Gamel, from Mt. Moriah Lodge#28. The National Anthem and God Bless America was sung by The Craftsmen Four, which consisted of William Huber, Robert McCormick, David Blew, and Lawrence Goad. The Piper, Sean Francis Henry, played Amazing Grace following a Moment of Silence. The Clerk held a roll call and a few announcements were read. The Oath of Office to Bill Morelli, was given by Burlington County Phil Haines, State Senator-Elect. The Oath of Office for Mayor and nomination for George Chidley was given by Assemblyman Joseph Malone, 30th Legislative District. The nomination and Oath of Office for the Deputy Mayor given by Burlington County Freeholder Joseph Donnelly, to Bruce Hill. Both gentlemen were surrounded by their families as they were sworn into office. The meeting continues with general township business, announcements and nominations. |
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