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Student featured on Teen Choice Awards By KATHLEEN DUFFY The Mt. Laurel Sun Jackie Celona, along with her family and friends, filmed a lip sync video for Carly Rae Jepsen’s single, “Call Me Maybe,” in late March and posted the finished product to YouTube. A few months later, the video had climbed to more than 1.17 million hits and was included in the backdrop to Jepsen’s July 22 performance on the Teen Choice Awards. While Jepsen won the awards for Choice Summer Song and Breakout Artist, Celona’s video production product ion was one of the finalists chosen through a contest submission to air on the awards show. She didn’t know before the show if her video had made the cut. Her whole family got together, “waiting and hoping.” “It was so crazy,” she said, when the clip appeared behind
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Jackie Celona’s lip sync video for ‘Call Me Maybe’ was recently seen on the Teen Choice Awards behind Carly Rae Jepsen. In this screenshot, her friends and family are seen performing through the video. The video was accepted from an unknown amount of submissions. Celona is a film production student.
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Student attends Ithaca College Jepsen. The Mt. Laurel resident is a ris-
million total video views as of July 30. The channel has existed since Dec. 2009. In her famed video, local landmarks such as the hill at Laurel Acres Park come into view. She also produced scenes in neighbor-
hits. Film production is her future, Celona said, and and a part of her that she hopes will last for the rest of her life. life. “We are are so proud of her!” Celona’s aunt, Terri, wrote in an
ing sophomore at Ithaca College in New York where she is studying film production. She hopes that the national airtime will help in her future career endeavors. Making music videos has always been enjoyable to Celona and her younger siblings. “We just used to do it for fun,” she said. Her YouTube channel, JrcPr0ductions, had more than 24,000 subscribers and nearly 7
hoods around the township. The choice to film in the park was “kinda random,” she said, and was ultimately chosen to provide open space for the dance routine that was designed by her sister, Jessica. Lip-syncing came natural for the group, having performed similar videos in the past, such as Katy Perry’s “Teenage Dream,” which has nearly a million views, and Miley Cyrus’s “Party in the USA” with more than 2.4 million
email to The Sun. The contest’s submission process was fairly straightforward, Celona explained. First, she submitted a link to an email for the Teen Choice Awards. The judges watched them and sifted through submissions to choose finalists. She then received an email that her video was a finalist. While she did not know if her
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Jepsen tweeted real-time reactions video would be seen, she still filled out release forms in anticipation. During the award show, she said, it was said that there was an overload over load of submissions, though no specific number was mentioned. “They must have played like seven to 10 different homemade videos,” she said, explaining that the clips flashed between the videos. Her personal twitter account, @jackiecelona, expressed her
Soon, her Twitter exploded with congratulations from her followers. “yes.... my call me maybe music video was on the Teen Choice Awards 2012 :) #trending #famous,” she tweeted. She later admitted, “couldn’t sleep even if I tried.” The day after the awards show, she wrote that she “woke up so confused.” Canadian performer Carly Rae Jepsen, who has spent several weeks at the No. 1 spot on the Hot 100, rose to fame with her catchy “Call Me Maybe” single earlier this year. The song was recently lip synced by the USA Olympic swimming team.
real-time reactions. “FREAKING OUT. #TeenChoiceAwards call me maybe music video finalist. Shown live all over the world. #famous #lovinglife,” she wrote the night of the show.
Jepsen recently released a video with Owl City for their song “Good Time.” Visit her website at carlyraemusic.com and view the winners from the Teen Choice Awards at teenchoiceawards.com.
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police report The following reports are on file with the Mt. Laurel police department: An employee of Rothstein and Company on Fellowship Road reported a theft. An oriental rug, valued at $10,000, was taken from the office warehouse. The incident occurred sometime between Dec. 2011 and May 1. There was no sign of forced entry to the building or office. A resident of the 100 block of Preakness Drive reported a stolen vehicle. The incident occurred between 9 p.m. on Aug. 1 and 1 a.m. on Aug. 2. A 2000 Yamaha TTR 90CC motorcycle, valued at $700, was taken from where it was parked on the 6100 block of Church Road. Mt. Laurel Police arrested a 37year-old man of the 3500 350 0 block of NE 27 Avenue, Lighthouse Point, Fl., on Aug. 2 at 10:18 a.m. He was arrested during the investiga investigation tion of a disorderly subject subject in the area of the Aloft Hotel on Fellowship Fellowship Road. He was arrested for an outstanding warrant and found to be in possession of marijuana. He was charged with Possession of Marijuana (under 50 grams). He
Builders reported a burglary to an unsecured house under construction on Starboard Way. The incident occurred between 3:30 p.m. on Aug. 2 and 6 a.m. on Aug. 3. Two rolls of copper copper,, valued at $400, were taken.
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A representative representative of the Church of Jesus Christ on Hartford Road Road reported a theft. Three air conditioning units, with a total value of $7,500, were taken from the rear of the church. The incident occurred between 9 p.m. Aug. 1 and noon on Aug. 4. The units were removed from their platforms and the attending lines were cut. A resident of the 700 block of Cornwallis Drive reported a burglary. The incident occurred on Aug. 4, between 7 p.m. and 10:27 p.m. Entry was gained by forcing open a rear window. Jewelry, valued at $10,000, was taken.
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was released after posting $1,500 bail for the warrant. Mt. Laurel Police arrested a 42year-old man of the unit block of Vanderbuilt Court, Sicklerville, on Aug. 2 at 1:53 p.m. He provided officers with a false identity during a theft investigation at the Lukoil on Route 38. He was charged with hindering and released pending a court hearing. An employee of Rancocas Woods Craft Co-op on Creek Road reported a theft. Several plant holders, valued at $50, were taken from outside the business. The beincident occurred sometime tween 6 p.m. on July 25, and 8 p.m. on Aug. 2. An employee of of JS Hovnanian
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hen Gov. Gov. Christie last week signed a bill that overhauled teacher tenure in the state,
it was a landmark moment. But it’s not the final piece of the puzzle. Not Not even close.
Teacher tenure revised Last week’s measure is no doubt a step in the right direction and a landmark moment for education in New Jersey. But a lot of questions still have to be answered before anyone can pronounce this move a success.
The measure, which was supported by both parties, strives to make teach-
to “teach to the test”? Since a child’s educational foundation foun dation begins early, is educational shortcomings that should have been addressed years earlier? Also, the measure is silent on the
other words, can the state implement a
vances were made in this bill. The
who need to go? Will local districts
state is heading in the right direction
classroom. The bill also added a year
have to hire more managers or super-
and should be congratulated for taking
before tenure is granted. We’re all for rewarding the best
visors? Will that lead to tax hikes?
initial steps to improve public education.
teachers and getting the bad ones out
ment of the bill, and another another area in
Student achievement is another elewhich teachers are to be measured.
Make no mistake – signific significant ant ad-
But we shouldn’t expect changes to happen overnight. And we shouldn’t
Does that mean standardized test re-
expect a perfect system system right out of the
But questions remain.
sults will be used? What about those
starting gate.
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teachers who teach grades that don’t
teacher evaluation system look like? In
have standardized testing? Is it smart
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Recreation grant awarded to Mt. Laurel “We are making it possible for towns to achieve their local recreational goals during a time when they must address other priorities due to budgeting constraints,” said Freeholder Director Bruce D. Garganio in the statement. “Our goal has been to extend this funding to all of the towns in the county, county, so that ‘no town is left behind.’”
Eagle Scout recognized A proclamation to commend Daniel Jay Kutzik for reaching the highest rank of the Boy Scouts was read at the meeting. Kutzik’s project, explained Deputy Mayor Linda Bobo, was out of the ordinary. A member of Troop No. 15, 15, he built a meditation labyrinth Newfor Covenant Presbyterian Church at to the provide “meditative contemplation and religious prayer for the church’s congregants as well as non-congregants in the local area,” according to the document.
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million in grants were in the$10 prior two rounds, with theawarded maximum amount of funds allowed allowed to be granted to a specific town being $250,000, according to a statement from the Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders.
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Under the Municipal Park Development Assistance Program, Burlington County’s freeholders recently awarded $200,000 for improvements to Spencer Fields and Memorial Park in Mt. Laurel. The improvements will be discussed in further detail in an upcoming work session meeting of town council, said township township manager Mauree n Mitchell at the Monday Mon day, Aug. 6 council meeting. The third round of awards, which were were released in late July, in the county totaled $5 million in grant funds to 28 towns.
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“It was a bit intimidating,” explained Kutzik, when he was greeted with the community service project. However, with research and thought, he quickly found the idea to be an interesting one. “It was cool,” he said, pointing out that a labyrinth is similar to a maze. The document continues to say that the design, which is 30 feet in diameter, is a seven-circuit labyrinth with seven layers of path that wraps around a central area. Bricks line the paths and a stone bench was erected at the edge to allow for “quiet contemplation.”
Police department was to be reassessed During the meeting, Mitchell explained that the Mt. Laurel Police Department was about to be reassessed by the New Jersey
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singing catchy pop tunes written by kids for kids; September, an all female rock band based in Philadelphia; and Girls Rock Philly artists. A talk and book signing by Tom Moon, Moon, author of 1,000 Recordings to Hear Before You Die, will be held. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children if purchased in advance or $15 per adult and $10 per child if purchased at the door. door. To purchase tickets or for information, visit the events page on the Alice Paul Institute’s website,
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police report POLICE Continued from page 5 Millbrook Drive, Willingboro, on Aug. 5 for driving while intoxicated. He was stopped on Centerton Road at 2:41 a.m. and charged with driving while intoxicated and released pending a municipal court hearing. A resident of the 200 block of Charing Way reported a burglary. The incident occurred between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Aug. 4. Entry was gained through an unlocked rear door. Jewelry and cash, valued at $5,200, was taken. An employee of the Lukoil on Route 73 reported a theft. The driver of a black Mitsubishi obtained $51 worth of g asoline and left without paying. The incident occurred at 11:56 a.m. on Aug. 5. A guest of the Larchmont Swim Club reported a theft and criminal mischief. The incident occurred between 12:30 p.m. and 4:20 p.m. on Aug. 5 in the parking lot of the swim club on on Larchmont Boulevard. A purse and its contents, valued at approximately $500, were taken. Entry was gained by breaking the passenger side window of the vehicle. vehicle. Damage is estimated at $200. Mt. Laurel Police arrested a 25year-old man of the 200 20 0 block of Nandina Place, Philadelphia, on Aug. 6 for driving while intoxicated. He was arrested after being stopped for a motor vehicle violation on Church Street at the intersection with Fellowship Road at 3:44 a.m. He was charged with driving while intoxicated and released pending a municipal court hearing. An employee of of the Shell station on Route 38 reported a theft. Gasoline, valued at $63.04, was taken without at payment. incident occurred 9:30 a.m.The on Aug. 6. An employee of Roma Bank on Church Road reported a theft.
Three commercial air conditioner units, valued at $10,500, were taken from the back of an unoccupied building. The incident occurred sometime between noon, Aug. 3, and noon, Aug. 6. An employee of of the Sprint store on Centerton Road reported a burglary and theft. The incident occurred on Aug. 7, at 1:05 a.m. Entry was gained by smashing the front glass doors. Various electronic devices, valued at approximately $63,049, were taken. Damage is estimated at $800.
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Mt. Laurel Police arrested a 22year-old man of of the unit block of Bellwether Court, Medford, on Aug. 7 for possession of CDS and Mt. Laurel Police arrested a 30- paraphernalia. He was stopped year-old man of the 6100 610 0 block of on Church Road for a motor vehiOld Harding Highway, Mays cle violation at 1:53 p.m. He was Landing, on Aug. 7 for possession charged with Possession of Mariof marijuana. Police Police responded to juana (under 50 grams) grams),, Posse Possessa report of a disturbance in the sion of Cocaine, Possession of vicinity of the Wawa on Route Route 73. During the investigation it was discovered discover ed that the suspect was in possession of marijuana under under 50 grams. He was charged and re-
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Development concerns discussed By KATHLEEN DUFFY Mt. Laurel residents attended
discuss the Lifetime Fitness development between Fellowship Road and Church Road. According to township manag-
worries about flooding from the wetlands. “Can we go fishing?” she said her 8-year-old son voiced after a
planning board approval could not be based off off of the area’s area’s traffic, Mayor Jim Keenan said that representatives from the town-
preliminary approval of a Walmart store. The retail store will not be a supercenter, said Keenan. It will be
the Thursday, Aug. 9 planning board meeting to voice concerns surrounding the proposed developments off of Route 73 and how they will contribute to the area’s already encumbered traffic. A public hearing was held to
er Maureen Mitchell, 37 lots were subdivided into three lots to match the final site plan. “I do have a couple of concerns about the Lifetime Fitness,” said resident Betsy Betsy Turgeon of Countryside Farms, citing that she
day at camp as they drove by the area. The area of concern has been evaluated in previous meetings, officials said, and retention ponds will be built for the groundwater. groundwater. Resident Harry Steele explained his apprehension to adding new developments to an area already a cluster when it comes to traffic. “Traffic’s a mess,” he said. “It’s ridiculous now.” While officials explained that a
ship would be meeting with the county to address the concern on Wednesday, Aug. 15. Keenan had previously explained that developments with approved usages without any major variances are able to move forward with the process. Neighbors are allowed to object, but the planning board can only address the concerns, not stop the progression. July’s planning board meeting prompted community upset at the
89,000 square feet compared to the average 140,000 square foot structures. “It’s a lot smaller smaller,” ,” he s aid. When Walmart meets the requirements needed to proceed, they will seek final approval at a future board meeting, said Mitchell. “It’s up to them,” she said of when the approval would be brought to the board. Affordable housing requirements were also vetted at the meeting. According to board member Gary Cogan, the state requires a
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609-346-1727
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