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Troop visits dude ranchin New York. PAGE 7

By SEAN LAJOIEThe Sun

He’s a two-time state champi-on and is only 12 years old. Do-minic “The Dominator” Malavetook home the state wrestling

championship last year in the junior division at the 60-poundweight class. He repeated thisextraordinary feat again only ayear later, winning the 70-poundintermediate state champi-onship.

Dominic is a year-roundwrestler, devoted to the sport hisdad introduced to him. As a 7-year-old boy, Dominic was facedwith the decision of choosing a

Special to The Sun

Dominic Malave defeats Gabriel Nazziola of Parsippany in states.

At only 12 years old, Dominic ‘The Dominator’ Malaveis devoted to the sport he took up five years ago

State wrestling champ – twice

Township will not joincounty’s energy

aggregation program

please see DOMINIC, page 6

By SEAN LAJOIEThe Sun

After much discussion, theTabernacle Township Committeedeclined to join the BurlingtonCounty Energy Aggregation Pro-gram.

At last month’s meeting, thecommittee discussed the possibil-ity of enrolling in the program.The program, announced lastMay, is a cooperative between thecounty and local electricityproviders where the county willnegotiate a “bulk purchase” of energy supply at a lower pricethan residents currently pay.County freeholders have part-nered with the Burlington Coun-ty Bridge Commission as part of this program.

Committeeman Stephen Lee IV

said there were few potential pos-itives that can emerge from join-ing this program, and hardly anyguarantees. This further led tothe town committee ultimatelydeciding against joining the pro-gram.

A 5 percent decrease in resi-dents’ electricity rates was thenumber that was kicked around.However, this number was solelybased on the fluidity of the mar-

ket and therefore was not prom-ised.

The biggest argument against joining was the lack of towns inthe county that are buying intothe program.

“Five out of 40 does not give mea fuzzy feeling, and those fivetowns that have decided to joinare smaller than ours,” Commit-teeman Joseph Yates IV said.

A strong concern of the publicwas one Township AdministratorDoug Cramer voiced at lastmonth’s meeting – the idea of itbeing an “opt out” program as op-posed to being an “opt in” pro-gram because opting out puts theburden on the ratepayers.

A Commercial Utility Consult-ant representative was at themeeting to argue the positives of the program, saying “the suppli-

ers can’t bid on something if theydon’t know how many people aregoing to be involved – it was anopt in program in ‘04 and it failedbecause of this.”

The committee voted down theordinance 3-2. Deputy MayorRichard Franzen was one of thetwo votes to approve.

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Opening day ceremonies forthe Tabernacle Athletic Associa-tion baseball and softball pro-grams will be held on Saturday,

April 11 at 10 a.m. at Patty Bowk-er Fields. Kicking off the annualtradition, players from both pro-grams will proudly march ontothe field with their bright, cleanuniforms eagerly awaiting thestart of a new season and somemuch-anticipated warmth andsunshine.

As part of the festivities, TAABaseball will award its fifth annu-al Sean Clegg Memorial CollegeScholarship Fund award of $1,000to Seneca High School senior

Erick Endt. According to TAA of-ficials, Endt, who played TAABaseball from T-Ball throughBabe Ruth, wrote an inspiringessay which recalled his years of playing township baseball andlearning about teamwork, sports-manship and having fun.

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ning pressure, and all the greatmemories I had are experiences Ican’t wait to share with my kids,”wrote Endt, who plans to attendBurlington County College aftergraduation. He continued: “I amgrateful for the lessons I learnedfrom the TAA community to helpme become the respectful person Ihave become today.”

Following the scholarship pres-entation, players from baseballand softball will throw out theceremonial first pitch and shout

in unison those famous words,“Play Ball” to officially start theseason.

TAA representatives encour-age parents and all members of the Tabernacle community to at-tend the Opening Day ceremonyand help celebrate the kickoff of our national pastime.

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sport. He chose wrestling because his fa-ther used to be a wrestler, and it has endedup being a great decision.

Five years and two state champion

medals later, Dominic is now coached byhis father and is only getting started. Henow strives to one day have more medalsthan his dad.

“Wrestling has absolutely become ahuge part of Dominic’s life. It is somethinghe plans to continue to do down the road inhigh school and potentially in college,” Do-minic’s mother Laurel said.

Dominic’s parents are just as dedicatedto the sport as he is, taking their son topractices and training sessions for match-es four to six times a week in numerousplaces.

You can often find Dominic training atthe Malave Wrestling gym, a full wrestlingfacility in the basement of his home. Heand his older brother Vincent train four tofive days a week in season and three days aweek out of season.

In the summer and fall, he trains with

Olympian Ken Chertow at Penn State.He is a big Penn State fan mainly be-

cause of three-time All-American DavidTaylor, a wrestler Dominic idolizes. Tayloris one of the most decorated wrestlers inPenn State grappling history. Dominic

loves watching his matches and learning

more about Taylor’s upbringing as a youngwrestler.

This many hours dedicated to the sporton top of school can be a lot for a 12-year-

Dominic trains four to five days a week in season

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k, so the survey in question –

“the Best and Worst States to

Retire,” compiled by

Bankrate.com – didn’t exactly find

that you’d be out of your mind to re-

tire in New Jersey, but it did rank the

Garden State near the bottom of the

list of desirable places to spend the lat-ter portion of your life.

This should not be a shock.

The survey ranks New Jersey 45th

on the list of best places to retire,

based on the fact that the cost of living

is high (45th), the community well

being is low (43rd) and the tax rate is

very high (49th). These factors out-

weight the low crime rate (eighth) andthe above-average weather and health-

care quality.

There’s a reason why so many New

Jerseyans retire elsewhere – it’s

cheaper. And cheaper is better, be-

cause most people would rather see

their hard-earned money go toward

vacations than taxes, for example.

Many retirees go to Florida not just for

the weather but for the absence of a

state income tax.

Maybe if New Jersey was more af-

fordable, more elderly residents would

stay at home, near their friends and

family. But since it’s not, many don’t.

We are probably not the only oneswho laughed when we pondered where

in New Jersey – other than, say, a

beach town such as Ocean City – a

“good” place to retire. And that’s a

shame, and a problem all at the same

time.

Our residents shouldn’t have to pre-

pare to leave when they retire.

in our opinion

Want to retire in New Jersey? You must be out of your mind, survey says

Your thoughts

Do you plan to retire in New Jersey?Share your thoughts on this, and othertopics, through a letter to the editor.

DOMINICContinued from page 1

Special to The Sun

Dominic Malave withhis older brotherVincent Malave andthe head wrestlingcoach at Lehigh Uni-versity, Pat Santoro.

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Mayor Kim Brown also votedyes on the ordinance.

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the time with his athletic and aca-demic ability,” his father Terrysaid.

Dominic admits there are a fewdownfalls that come along with it,such as occasionally having to cuta few pounds to make weight andthe nerves that come along with

the big stage he enjoys competingon. In fact, his favorite part of thesport is the end-of-the-yearwrestling at states.

“My best memory fromwrestling thus far has to be whenI went out to Gloucester, Pa., totake on their state champion andleft with the victory,” Dominicsaid.

Dominic started off local as a

part of the Seneca youth programfive years ago when he began as a

7-year-old. However, he did notstay around because Tabernacledoes not have enough people to doso.

“He wrestles anywhere he canget a competitive train. He oftentravels to Jackson where he com-petes at Elite Wrestling,” Laurelsaid.

He also wrestles with a groupcalled the Shawnee Dual Team.

“We are coming off of a seasonin which we we’re very success-

ful, placing second in dual cham-pionships, losing by only a fewpoints,” Dominic said.

Dominic likes to scooter andskateboard in his free time, but hedoes not play any other sports. Heis solely focused on wrestling inhigh school, where he will com-pete to try to obtain a scholarshipto Iowa or Penn State, like his idolDavid Taylor.

HOPEContinued from page 6

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