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2 | haddonfield.today #143 • FEBRUARY 16 TO MARCH 8, 2024 About Contents Coming Up Haddonfield Today is mailed free to homes and businesses every three weeks – less often in the summer, more often during the holidays. Also available at high-traffic locations around the town (eg: Acme, Jersey Java). _________________________ Read MORE about it! For additional details about editorial material and ads, tap the camera app on your phone or pad and hover over the QR codes. Calendars • Feb 16 to Mar 8 20-21 _________________________ Cover Story • Art Exhibit: Generations 32 On the cover: • John Giannotti: Warminster Silo. Oil on canvas, 48” x 28” • Keara Giannotti: Carolina mantis _________________________ Features • The Word on the Street 3 • Peeved about Parking? 34 _________________________ • Links to Recent Issues 31 • Masthead, Notices 32 Issue #144 Fri Mar 8 _________________________ Editorial Deadline Tue Mar 5 • David Hunter news@gumnutgroup.com _________________________ Ad Deadline Tue Mar 5 • David Hunter sales@gumnutgroup.com _________________________ The Gumnut Group, LLC • 258 Kings Highway East Haddonfield NJ 08033 • 856-428-3399 cell/text © Copyright 2024. All rights reserved. H A D D O N F I E L D ’ S F I N E S T F L O R I S T + G I F T B A R + 23-25 Kings Highway East, Haddonfield NJ 856-429-STEM (7836) www.23STEMS.COM Connect with 23STEMS .
#143 • FEBRUARY 16 TO MARCH 8, 2024 The Word on the Street An exhibit of works by the father-daughter team of John and Keara Giannotti will open at the Markeim Arts Center on Sat Mar 9. haddonfield.today | 3 If you were reincarnated as an artist, what kind of artist would you prefer to be, and why? BARBARA BOYER of Haddonfield would relish being reincarnated as a photographer. “I’ve been in and out of darkrooms all my life,” she says. “In my next life, I’d like to focus on the artistic aspects of photography.” LESTER OWENS of Blackwood enjoys learning about Black history, especially in relation to the Revolutionary and Civil wars. “I’d like to document that, as a pen-and-ink artist,” he says. Swedesboro’s AMANDA LAMPKIN has always been fascinated by the beauty of watercolor. “I’d paint nature, landscapes, plants, and animals,” she says. KATIE TRAN of Pennsauken says that because food involves a number of senses, “the plating of food is just as important as its smell and taste. I’d want to come back as a chef!” JOSE MEDINA of Oaklyn hopes his reincarnated life would be just like his present life. “I love to sing,” says Jose. “That’s my art. I sing everywhere. In church, cutting the grass, in the shower. I really let loose!” Cherry Hill’s BOB SMOLSKI would like to be reincarnated as Salvador Dali. “The freedom of Surrealism has always appealed to me,” says Bob. “You can do whatever the heck you want and get away with it.”
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