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Pennsauken's Monthly Newspaper

Month: February 2020

Update And Preparations Regarding COVID-19 In Camden County

The Camden County Department of Health is continuing to closely monitor reports and guidance regarding the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the New Jersey Department of Health. While there are currently no…

News Schools

Camden County Technical Schools Certified As State Schools Of Character

The Gloucester Township and Pennsauken campuses of Camden County Technical Schools (CCTS) have been awarded the prestigious distinction as 2020 New Jersey Schools of Character (NJSOC). The NJSOC recognition program is sponsored by the New Jersey Alliance for Social, Emotional…

Why Should I Care About The 2020 Census?

By Kristen Diaz, Pennsauken 2020 Census Complete Count Committee In March and April 2020, households across the country will receive mailed invitations to complete the 2020 Census. Why should you bother filling it out?

Pennsauken Police Stop Vehicle Burglaries

Pennsauken Police announced the arrest of a Maple Shade man in connection with vehicle burglaries in town.

AARP Tax Aide Program Returns To Pennsauken Library

The popular AARP Tax Aide program, which assists taxpayers in the local area with their 2019 tax returns, is available at the Pennsauken Free Public Library.

Editor's Desk

Cherishing A Very Special Phone Call

By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor It was early December of last year. I was getting into my car, rushing to my next appointment, when I noticed I had a voicemail. It was from Rick Taylor. He’d occasionally give me a…

Public Servant, Educator, Pennsauken Proud: Rick Taylor Passes Away

By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor Rick Taylor, longtime Pennsauken resident, public servant, and educator, died last month after battling a prolonged illness. He was 73. Upon news of his passing, many of his former colleagues and friends took an opportunity…

Pennsauken Township Committee Holds 2020 Reorganization Meeting

By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor On Jan. 3, Pennsauken’s Township Committee gathered for its reorganization meeting, setting up the municipal government for 2020. While the swearing in of the town’s mayor, deputy mayor, committee members, and the approval of municipal…

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