Catch up on what happened this week in Tabernacle.
Letters from the library
Check out your opportunity to make holiday crafts at the Pinelands Branch Library this month. They’re offering wreath making and wine glass painting, along with yoga for adults and paws to read for children.
For dates and times, click here.
Last week’s committee meeting left residents unsatisfied
Tabernacle residents and Tabernacle Rescue Squad members returned to Town Hall at last week’s committee meeting to find out if a contract had been negotiated.
At the October meeting, an ordinance was introduced to repeal a previous ordinance that states “Tabernacle Rescue Squad, Inc. is hereby designated, endorsed and authorized as the official emergency medical and rescue service for the Township of Tabernacle.”
The ordinance was tabled and Public Safety Director Arch Liston was to meet with the TRS and its attorney to work out an agreement, which they would provide to township solicitor Peter Lange to review, get approved by the committee and then finalized.
However, they were not able to negotiate a contract by this meeting, leaving the committee to table to ordinance once again.
The full story can be found here.
Tabernacle resident earns new role as CEO of the Food Bank of South Jersey
Tabernacle resident Fred Wasiak is no stranger to the nonprofit world, spending the past 35 years in leadership roles throughout Massachusetts, Michigan, Connecticut, New York and New Jersey.
This includes his previous experience as CEO of YMCA Camp Ockanickon in Medford.
His personal goal is to enhance people’s lives in spirit, mind, body and heart, and through the Food Bank of South Jersey he feels he can do exactly that.
The full story can be found here.
