Your Guide to Cinnaminson Day
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Businesses, schools, organizations, residents and more will gather for Cinnaminson Day today from noon to 4 p.m. at Wood Park.
Showers are in the forecast for this afternoon, after 2 p.m., so Mayor Don Brauckmann is encouraging attendees to get there early.
Shown to the right is every vendor who will have a booth at Cinnaminson Day along with their corresponding table number. There are also maps showing attendees exactly where each vendor will be set up for the afternoon.
This year, all the exhibitors will be located in the parking lot in front of the new bathroom and concessions building. All the food vendors will be positioned around the bathroom and concessions building, and all the kid activities will be located near the basketball courts, gazebo, and playground area.
Make sure you stop by the Cinnaminson Patch table—number 18—to meet your editor Christina Paciolla, sign up to receive our newsletter and get some free Patch swag.
Oh, and if you have any story ideas, questions, comments or concerns, bring them to us.
agent itchy
7:17 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
it's 7:12 AM Sun. a street sweeper in Wood Park woke my family at 6:30, and i'm sure other families along Riverton Rd and Pomona Rd are also awake. two questions for our dear leader; 1) why can't a sweeper run on a weekday? 2) how much overtime is that guy making on a Sunday morning?
Welcome to Cinnaminson Day, where our Mayor and Council spend your taxes patting themselves on the back.
...so much for quality of life
Observer
8:10 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Note to self, do not wake up "chilly" before 7am, as he/she needs his sleepy-sleep.
Ric
11:18 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
@Frank, have you ever been to Philadelphia? Yes, unfortunately there are shootings over there and there are dangerous neighborhoods but shootings are not an everyday occurrence on every street in every neighborhood.
By the way, how much violence has there been in Cinnaminson during the past few years. Well besides the annual carnage at St. Charles’ carnival - which you seem to relish. According to FindTheData.com there were 14 violent incidents in Cinnaminson just in 2009. There was a stabbing during a robbery in Cinnaminson just a few weeks ago.
And why are you laughing about Philadelphians getting shot?
Did you think the dumping the murdered body of 17-yesr-old Felicia Mikels into a Cinnaminson creek murder of to be laughable? And who murdered Cinnaminson’s Kimberly Szumski and where?
Would you think it appropriate if people laughed about a neighbor suffering a terrible crime (excluding car wrecks)? I would hope not.
FbS
3:05 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Get a clue ric. I lived in Philly for 30 years. Yes it as bad as you can imagine,. A murder a day on average.. You have a lot to learn if you think Cinna is a dangerous place. Have YOU ever lived in Philly? If not then you really are clueless.
Ric
3:51 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
@Frank. You need to buy a bunch of clues at Wal-Mart. Yes, after I graduated from CHS, I lived in the nice sections of Philadelphia so I did not worry about my safety. Yes, there are some bad sections, like K & A, which is what you must be familiar with. And Cinnaminson is not immune from crime even if you live here.
But the point of my message to you is that laughing about people getting shot is really rude and ignorant. After reading some of your comments (ex. the man who died from a car wreck) I wonder do the misfortunes of others make you feel empowered? Why does it make you LOL?
FbS
8:29 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
lol relax.. Its better then hearing gunfire like you would in Philly lol
dajoepa75
3:14 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Frank, it's enough. This has nothing to do with the article but you persist in attaching anything dealing with Cinnaminson to your experiences in Philadelphia. You force people to comment on your comments which has nothing to do with the Cinnaminson Day. Did you go today; how was it. For someone always complaining about others seeing the glass half empty on this site, you seem determined to keep your "glass half empty" comments on Philly going. Be happy where you landed without having to bring up you negativity about Philly. It gets old real fast.
dajoepa75
3:16 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
So, did you go today? How was the food, the exhibits, get alot of free stuff? We got lots of snacks; very nice.
FbS
4:32 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Ric, what are you talkng about? I never laughed at anyone getting hurt.
FbS
4:40 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Gunshots are a normal nightly occurrence in hilly jopa. Sorry to say. I lived there. remember? 30years. Herd hundreds of rounds fired over the years. Has 2 friends killed by gunfire too.
Ric
4:44 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
@Frank. What do you think LOL stands for? I will give you a clue - it is not SWAK.
dajoepa75
5:00 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Off topic again but I'm sorry you lost two friends in Philadelphia. But we have a hellhole just a few miles down the road. Being in NJ I relate to that horror show. I understand now you're anger with Philadelphia; you suffered a personal loss there. There have been many losses in Camden too; especially for my coworkers. My point is we have to realize we are not immune to the carnage because we live in the suburbs. It's all over, not just Philly. We have to be realistic; we live in a good township but every township has its problems. Its by acknowledging them that we make things better.
Christine T
8:34 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Looking forward to a Great Day. Good Morning Cinnaminson. Hope to see everyone today for this Wonderful town event. Have a great day.
MJG
9:09 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Is there going to be a shredder truck today?
Christine T
9:15 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Don't forget to stop by the Cinnaminson Elementary Home & School table to get your
"Drive Like your Kids live here" Yard signs. $10. Help save a life.
Jenet
9:53 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Chilly- The sweeper probably needed to clean up after last night's movie night and before traffic picked up for St. Charles. Perhaps today was part of his/her 40 hr (or less) work week (so no OT).
Katy Roussos
10:13 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Will the shredder truck (I think it was Polar Shredding last year) be there this year? I was hopeful but didn't see it on the list.
dajoepa75
10:54 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Oh Frank give it up on the Philly comments. That gunfire is 15 minutes down the road in Camden and more of it if you go by population size. Riverline gives you direct speedy access. we are not immune from it. No lol
agent itchy
11:10 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
to Observer, 6:30AM on a Sunday is not necessary. if you were awakened at 6:30 on a Sunday maybe you'd be annoyed too.
to Janet, last nights Lorax was a wonderful family event but why would there be trash left behind unless our neighbors are rude and leave trash in the parking lot. think about what you're saying.
i just returned from the park to find the public works folks throwing all the recycling in with the trash. way to go Cinnaminson. keep it classy
John
1:11 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Oh boy, I am surprised that the public works people did not ISSUE SUMMONS for the clean up.....they do it for EARLY trees and leaves in the street, another joke for this community
FbS
3:09 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Chilly- recycling works this way... If a recycled materials bin is cross contaminated with trash is is considered trash and loses its recycling materials status. If you have a bin of recycled bottles and and recycled trash gets deposited in it, the whole bin becomes trash. That is what you probably saw hapening
agent itchy
11:14 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012
and for what it's worth, i love this town and support events like movie night and Cinnaminson Day, but Patch has to be open to people with constructive criticism, as well as, praise for our municipal leadership.
when Patch becomes a forum only for praise, than it is nothing more than political propaganda. enjoy your day everyone.
Phil
1:02 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
This setup is ridiculous. All food is in one spot and you have to wait 45 minutes to grab a bite. Intermix it like before. People grab samples and continue to the other vendors then come back. If this is what they're going to do moving forward we'll stop going.
Tracie
2:21 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
A nice way to spend the afternoon! Saw so many neighbors and friends. Yes, the food was a bit crowded....maybe they can try a different configuration next year.
FbS
3:10 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
Was a wonderful day there. The place was packed. Saw a lot of friends and business associates there. Great job by all! My family really enjoyed it!!! Thank you!
Robert D
5:08 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
What a wonderful day. Great job to everyone that was involved and put this event together. I loved the new layout in the parking lot and the dedicated kid area. The food line was a bit long but what do you want.......it's free!
FbS
6:11 pm on Sunday, September 30, 2012
exactly Robert!! Why would anyone complain about waiting a few minutes for free food is beyond me
agent itchy
12:24 am on Monday, October 1, 2012
Frank Szymkowski, you are 100% incorrect. if someone throws a piece of trash in the recycling container, the container can still be processed as recyclables. i watched an entire container of recyclables being thrown into a roll off solid waste container. please don't try to teach me about recycling.