Around the Leas

Photo of string of origami cranes

Journeys of the Cranes

The Senbazuru (1,000 paper cranes) created by Medford Leas residents wintered in the Large Print Library, then migrated west to the Unitarian Universalist Church in Cherry Hill. Now on display in the Medford Leas Atrium, they will fly northwest at the end of the month for the celebration of World Quaker day at the Moorestown Meeting.

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LBI Garden Club Honors Marilyn Flagler

On June 12, members of the Long Beach Island Garden Club traveled to Medford Leas to honor Marilyn Flagler for her service to the club. Marilyn was presented with a certificate paying tribute to her 25 years of membership and a gray brick engraved with her name.

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Diversity committee making sandwiches

Medford Leas Sandwich Makers

Twice each month Medford Leas residents from both campuses get together to prepare peanut butter sandwiches that are distributed later in the day as part of the “take home bags” offered to guests at the Cathedral Kitchen, the largest emergency food service in Camden.

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NJ Division of Taxation logo

Equal Rights for CCRC Veterans

New Jersey has a $250 Veterans Property Tax deduction program. However veterans who move into a CCRC lose that exemption, even though they continue to pay property taxes. The statewide Organization of Residents Associations of New Jersey (ORANJ) began work to correct this injustice in the law in 2002

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Flooded Waterview Trail

The Lumberton Flood of June 2019

On the night of June 19, after an already wet week, the Lumberton/Medford area received around 5 inches of rain in one storm. Nearby areas upstream in Pemberton, Medford Lakes and Tabernacle received equal or larger rainfall amounts. On June 20 the town of Lumberton was evacuated and Main St. (Route 541) was closed.

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Molly, Dorothy, and Roberta outside the new Medford Arts

Residents Display Their Works at the Medford Arts Center

Several months ago, the Medford Arts Center moved to a one-story store-front building on Main Street in Medford. The organizers has been encouraging local artists to submit their work for the monthly juried shows. Recently works by six Medford Leas artists were accepted for two different shows.

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