New, Unwrapped Toys Needed For Pennsauken’s Angel Tree Program
Pennsauken residents and businesses are pitching in to help children in the community during the holiday season through the Angel Tree program, which collects new, unwrapped toys for families in need.
Breakfast With Santa Held On Dec. 6
Pennsauken children have an opportunity to join Santa Claus for breakfast, from 8:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 6 at the PYAA Field House at Park and Elm streets. There will also be face painting, music, balloon sculpting and gifts….
Mayor Killion Gives Proclamation To Penn Queen Diner
Today, Pennsauken Mayor Jack Killion gave a proclamation to the Penn Queen Diner to celebrate the establishment’s 50th anniversary in town. As a thank you to the community, the Penn Queen Diner will be offering a free slice of cake…
Pennsauken High School Holds Annual College Night
The Pennsauken High School’s annual College Night was a success with over 100 participants in attendance. Vendors included colleges, universities, vocational schools and the military. Congratulations to Senior Olivia Jamison, who was accepted on-the-spot to Lincoln University!
November School News
Baldwin Pre K Students Get To Know Each Other The beginning of the school year is an important time in preschool. For many students, it is the first time that they will come to school. Once at school, they get…
ABC Discount Appliances Looking For The Ugliest Kitchen
ABC Discount Appliances in Pennsauken wants to see your ugly kitchen. And you might just get rewarded for it.
Camden County Honors Veterans During Special Ceremony
On Sunday, November 9, veterans and their families attended the Freeholder Board’s annual Veterans Day observance on Veterans Island, located at Cooper River Park in Pennsauken.
Being Thankful For Our Freedoms And The Veterans Who Fought For Them
By Jack Killion, Mayor of Pennsauken Township This time of year, we all try to give some serious thought to all the things we’re thankful for. And on Nov. 11, we focus on our veterans, thanking them for their service…
Remembering Our Vets And A War That Began 75 Years Ago
By Robert Fisher-Hughes, AAP Columnist and Amateur Historian 2014 has been a year of historic anniversaries, of local and global significance. This year, New Jersey attained the ripe age of 350. Pennsauken’s own “Jersey Joe” Walcott was born 100 years…