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Shop smart and stay safe this holiday season 5. Wait until asked before taking out your credit card or checkbook. An enterprising thief would love to shoulder surf to get your account information. 6. Deter pickpockets. Carry your purse close to your body or your wallet inside a coat or front trouser pocket. 7. Have your keys in hand when approaching your vehicle. Check the back seat and around the car before getting in. 8. Do not leave packages visible in your car windows. Lock them in the trunk or, if possible, take them directly home. 9. Tell a security guard or store employee if you see an unattended bag or package. The same applies if you are using mass transit. 10. If you are shopping with children, make a plan in case you get separated. Select a central meeting place and make sure they know they can ask mall personnel or store security employees if they need help.
This year many shoppers will be out early to find those big bargains on Black Friday or online for Cyber Monday, but the criminals will be out too. The Maple Shade Police Department advises residents to have a personal safety and security plan to keep from seeing red this holiday season and to keep criminals at bay. They advise after shopping and filling your car with gifts and goods you head straight home and unload them. They advise against stopping at a second mall or store, or for bite to eat or a drink because doing so could invite would-be thieves. Here are 10 great tips to help you shop safely while getting those great holiday bargains throughout the shopping season. 1. Do not buy more than you can carry. Plan ahead by taking a friend with you or ask a store employee to help you carry your packages to the car. 2. Shop online with companies you know and trust. Check a company’s background if you are not familiar with it. Remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. 3. Save all receipts. Print and save all confirmations from your online purchases Start a file folder to keep all receipts together and to help you verify credit card or bank statements as they come in. 4. Consider alternate options to pay for your merchandise, such as onetime or multiuse disposable credit cards or money orders, at online stores and auction sites.
For shoppers who shop online, keep safety in mind by signing up for phone apps from USPS, Fed Ex and UPS that will let you know exactly what day your packages will arrive and then send an alert to you when the driver delivers them. This to help you combat package theft, you can either get home and get your package or arrange for a friend to come get them before the thieves do. MORE INFORMATION To find more useful shopping tips and personal safety information, visit the National Crime Prevention Council’s website. Lt. Jeffrey Hoch, Maple Shade Police
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Redial the last number. Just browse to the phone app and tap the call button twice. Built in personified voice assistance. Helpful when you need to send a quick text message, add a calendar event or reminder, get driving directions, or get the score. To activate Apple’s Siri, press and hold the Home button. On Android phones, to activate Google Now, swipe up at the bottom of the screen or tap the mic icon on the search bar. To find out what other cool things you can do, activate the voice assistant, and ask for “Help”. As a bonus tip, you can now wake up Siri and Google Now hands free. The device must be plugged in to a power source. To enable Allow “Hey Siri” under Settings > General > Siri. “OK Google” can be enable by touching Menu > Settings > Voice, then “Ok Google” detection. See text easier. As we get older, it is harder to read small text. You can enlarge the text; on Apple launch the Settings app from the Home screen, Tap on General > Accessibility > Large Text option. On Android, tap Apps > Settings > Display > Font Size > Large (or Huge). Use voice to type. I have trouble tapping the virtual keys on the keyboard. To make it easier, I flip the phone horizontally to increase the size of the keyboard. A better option is to speak into the mic icon on the keyboard. Your voice will be transcribed and your words will appear. This works anywhere you can type text.
Justin Bennett is owner of Mohawk Computers, his column appears in each issue. If you have questions or suggestions for Tech Time, he can be reached on Twitter @justinbennett or by email at jbennett@mohawkcomputerscom
Friday, December 5th 18th Annual Holiday Festival The celebration starts at 6pm with a Parade down Main Street led by Miss New Jersey and Santa’s arrival to light the Holiday Tree, then visit with Santa in the Gazebo and stroll along Main Street for Holiday Shopping and Family Fun!
Saturday, December 6th Holiday Caroling by The Voice Studios 5pm to 7pm
Saturday, December 13th Holiday Caroling by The Voice Studios 5pm to 7pm Be sure to check MapleShadeLights for up to date schedule of events
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Enjoy old fashioned holiday fun.
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Traditions are what the holiday season are all about! The 18th Annual Holiday Festival is a tradition that should be carried on by all in our community. If you have never attended, then this is the year to begin this tradition. Meet your family and friends on our very own Main St. for laughter and holiday cheer. Friday, December 5 at 6 p.m. will be the kick off. Santa will come downtown as the highlight of the Christmas Parade to Gazebo Park where he will ceremoniously light the Christmas tree for the first time this holiday season. Be sure to stop by the Post Office and enjoy performances by many of our local choirs. Stop in the gazebo for a visit with Santa. Be sure to bring your camera as you will want to catch the look on your special child’s face as they see Santa for the first time this year. Watch as the kids bounce their energy away in the House of Bounce. Head west on Main St. to catch a glimpse of Santa’s reindeer as they rest up for their travel back to the North Pole. Don’t forget to take the kiddies down to Performance Plus for a ride on a pony. Stay and stroll Main St. The shops will be open and ready for your holiday needs and specialty vendors will line the street. There will be many surprises for both young and old alike. By Helen Iapalucci, Executive Director Main Street Maple Shade, Inc.
IF YOU GO 18th Annual Holiday Festival kicks off at 6 pm tonight.
Are you looking for the perfect gift for family and friends this holiday shopping season? Well the Maple Shade Business Association has the perfect solution – SHADE BUCKS! Maple Shade’s very own Gift Card, the size and color fits all! Shade Bucks are redeemable at over 115 Maple Shade Businesses. Check out www.shadebucks.com for a complete listing of stores that accept them. They are available for purchase at the Maple Shade Custard Stand, Smith Bros. Pharmacy and online at www. thinkmapleshade.com or by calling the MSBA at (856) 414-9139. Each card is a $10 value and does not expire. These cards are a perfect gift for your neighbors, employees, mailman, UPS driver, etc. The Maple Shade Business Association has also partnered with the Maple Shade High School Gift Card Program, Shade Bucks are available for purchase online at www.mapleshade.org (choose the high school) once ordered online, they can be picked up at the Guidance Office, Students earn a 4% commission which is added to their student account for the senior year activities. The MSBA is proud to be working with the high school with this program. For more information on how you can participate in the school program please contact Carmella Bennett at cbennett@ mapleshade.org. The Maple Shade Business Association also reminds everyone of how important it is to Think Local – Buy Local and to help support our small businesses. Please contact the Maple Shade Business Association at www.thinkmapleshade.com if you have any question regarding the Shade Bucks program. By Linda Marryott-Wiest, Manager at Maple Shade Business Association
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Lifelong Maple Shade resident honored for his works and devotion to town
Judy and Bob Ries (sitting) with their two daughters and their husbands at the luncheon.
On November 11th at a regularly scheduled Maple Shade Rotary Club meeting, lifelong resident Bob Ries and his wife Judy were honored for their remarkable lifetime volunteerism dedicated to Maple Shade. The Maple Shade Advisory Board of Commerce, Maple Shade Rotary Club, Maple Shade Business Association and Main Street Maple Shade organizations joined together to celebrate this special couple during the Rotary Luncheon. All in attendance enjoyed a delicious lunch and listened to the presentations made by Nelson Wiest, Henry Gosik and Michael Bollinger as they recalled past memories of Bob and Judy volunteering at local events, such as the Pancake Breakfast and the
In the spring of 2015, this rock will be added to the new landscaping around the clock to honor Ries.
Annual Sidewalk Sale and his amazing talent in restoring Vintage Cars! Bob is best known for the Beautiful Maple Shade Town Clock that he designed and built for the people of Maple Shade, it was presented to Gazebo Park in 1994. The 18 foot tall copper and brass clock stands proudly on the corner of Main Street and Forklanding Road. In the spring of 2015 a large rock with a brass plaque will be added to the new landscaping around the clock to honor its builder. Bob and Judy’s devotion to our great town is truly appreciated and treasured by all who know them!
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The value of a home inspection When you buy a new home it is built in the Agreement of Sale, that you have the right to have a Home Inspection within a certain time period. The price for this inspection is approximately $400-$500, and I highly recommend that you have this inspection. An inspection will point out issues that we cannot always see. Included in this inspection is Electrical, Plumbing, Heating, Roof and Windows. If you hire a Home Inspector you can avoid expenses later on. If there is something wrong with the electrical system, the Home Inspector will recommend you to have an electrician look at and fix the problem, the same with plumbing problems, call in a plumber! If a plumber or electrician discover flaws, you can ask the Seller to repair these issues prior to settlement. According to your agreement, all major system are supposed to be in working order, but the systems can be old and still be working well. As long as the systems work, you cannot ask for replacement. A roof may be old, but if it not leaking it is considered to be “in working order�. The biggest problem with housing today is MOLD, a Home Inspector is not a mold expert, but he will warn
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in this field can remediate this prior to settlement. The same goes for Radon, which is a gas that can come up from a sump pump, and it is normally measured in the basement (with basement windows closed). If the reading is higher than 4.0, you can ask for remediation prior to closing. Remediation is normally paid for by the Seller. The most important issue is that you understand your Agreement of Sale, and that you are aware of all time frames! Be smart and ask the Seller to pay for and provide you with a Home Warranty, which will protect you for any costly repairs during the first year in your new home!
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Extremely well maintained 3 BR, 2.5 BA split level featuring updated gourmet kitchen w/all appliances included, cathedral ceilings & HW floors in LR & DR, recently refinished huge private deck facing woods, newer roof, windows & water heater & freshly painted interior. $268,200 C21 Thomas Realty 856-667-8100
OAKLYN
Great Investment Opportunity! Duplex in quiet neighborhood featuring a 1st fl unit with 3 BR, 1.5 BA, LR w/stone FP, large EIK & a partially finished bsmt FR w/stone FP & built-in wet bar. 2nd fl unit features 1 BR, 1 BA, a kitchen/LR area & is currently tenant occupied. $150,000 C21 Thomas Realty 856-667-8100 CP-0010541819
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Commercial Site featuring 1.31 acres on Major US Hwy 38. Close to NJ Turnpike Exit 4, Rt. 295 & all bridges to Phila. Great opportunity for an entrepreneur looking to locate a business on a major highway & use the 4 BR, 2.5 BA home for personal residence or as rental income. $249,900 C21 Thomas Realty 856-667-8100
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Move In Ready!! 2 BR, 2 BA 2nd story condo in a 55+ Community w/neutral new carpet & paint & new tile flooring. Features a gas FP in LR, EIK w/oak cabinetry, MBR w/3 closets, 2nd BR w/a W/I closet & an upgraded full bath, central vacuum system, alarm system & finished half bsmt. $119,900 C21 Thomas Realty 856-667-8100
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Well maintained 3 BR, 2 BA Expanded Rancher featuring a Family Room addition, converted Garage, wood burning stove, Eat-in Kitchen, Sun Room and many other upgrades. This home is waiting for you!! $174,500 C21 Thomas Realty 856-667-8100
Nine year old, Mykayla Thornburg, is a fourth grader at Maude Wilkins Elementary school in Maple Shade. Mykayla’s favorite subjects are math, music, gym, and art. When she’s not watching her favorite show, Wizards of Waverly Place, she enjoys playing soccer in the backyard with her younger sister and two younger brothers, or with her Maple Shade Sharp Shooter teammates. If her dream for a career as an actress, singer, artist or soccer player er d doesn’t work out, she would really like to care are for pe pets as a veterinarian.
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Lovely 2 BR, 2 BA condo in the quiet 55+ community of Holiday Village. Enjoy the comfort and ease of condo living. Master BR has walk-in closet & full bath. Features also include neutral dĂŠcor, wall-to-wall carpeting, large windows w/lots of light & newer heat & AC $105,000 C21 Thomas Realty 856-667-8100
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Saturday, December 13, 2014 2:00 - Registration 3:00 - Service
Families who have lost a loved one in recent years will be given the opportunity to place an Ornamental Dove, which carries the name of your loved one, on the tree. All are invited, not just familes who have lost a loved one. Refreshments will be served following the service.
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If possible, bring an unwrapped gift for Toys for Tots of Burlington County