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Eligibility Expands At Camden County Vaccination Site
Information provided by Camden County Board of Commissioners
Beginning today, Monday, April 19, the state of New Jersey has expanded the population eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine to all adult residents. Anyone who has not scheduled their vaccine appointment at the Camden County Vaccination Center in Blackwood is encouraged to do so as soon as possible. Thousands of new appointment slots will be made available this week for the expansion of eligibility.
Work To Begin On John Tipton Boulevard
Pennsauken Township’s Engineering Department has announced that a project to repave a section of John Tipton Blvd. is slated to begin on Monday, April 19.
The scope of the work runs the stretch of John Tipton Blvd. between the Food Bank of South Jersey and River Rd. Initially, concrete work will focus on ADA ramps, as well as curbs and gutters. Two-way traffic will be maintained on John Tipton Blvd. during this initial phase of construction. The road will be closed during milling and paving, and a detour will be put in place, which should only last two to three days.
The anticipated duration of this construction project is approximately two months.
PHS Teacher Shares Love Of Music At New Studio Location
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor
A teacher from Pennsauken High School is encouraging the love of music and song at a brand-new studio location.
Kate Guenther has been teaching theatre and vocal music at PHS since 2005. She formed Musik Haus in 2008 and just recently moved into a larger, more open space.
Pennsauken Township, Catalyst Experiential Cut Ribbon On Community Landmark
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor
For the past two years, Catalyst Experiential, a Newtown Square-based company that integrates visual communication technology with local landmarks, infrastructure, and community experiences, has worked with the Township of Pennsauken to create something truly unique that welcomes residents and visitors into the community. On Rt. 38, a gaudy, pink-colored building that once held a stereo repair shop has been transformed into a “living clocktower,” a landmark with green spaces, water features, and more, all created without any financial cost to the Township or its taxpayers.
Tackling Residential Parking Issues In Pennsauken
By Lt. Gerald Henkel, Pennsauken Township Police Department
In the past few months, the Pennsauken Police Department has received numerous calls about residential parking issues. These complaints are especially important to our residents who live on streets where parking spots are more limited. The most common situations are related to abandoned vehicles, trailers, boats, and commercial vehicles. In an effort to alleviate these complaints, we would just like to remind residents that there are several Township ordinances that address these complaints. Our goal is to improve the quality of life for all the residents of the community.
The Home Inspection School Of New Jersey Offering FREE Registration
SPONSORED POST: Free registration is available for The Home Inspection School of New Jersey! Train to become a certified New Jersey home inspector! The next class session begins on Tuesday, April 20. For more details, call 856-882-9611.
South Jersey Sanitation Sold, Becomes Seaside Waste
By Joe Scavuzzo, Director, Department of Public Works
In early March, Pennsauken Township was notified that our current waste collection contractor, South Jersey Sanitation, Inc., was sold to a group with “over forty years of national solid waste operations experience.” This new management team looks to re-brand the company as “Seaside Waste,” featuring a new truck color and elevating the level of service.
Pennsauken’s Best Mom, Dad Or Guardian Contest Returns
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor
Once again, Pennsauken children have a chance to put a spotlight on the special people in their lives.
An annual contest, children in grades three, four, and five living in Pennsauken may submit a letter saying why they believe their mom, dad, or guardian is the “best.” In addition, children participating in remote learning can nominate a loved one as the “best teacher at home.”
Pennsauken’s COVID-19 Vaccination Sites To Open April 10
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor
In a video posted this morning, Pennsauken Mayor Marco DiBattista announced the opening of the town’s vaccination sites on Saturday, April 10.
Pennsauken To Host Drive Thru Easter Event On March 27
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor
In lieu of the Township’s annual Easter Egg Hunt, Pennsauken’s Department of Parks and Recreation is hosting a drive thru event for families on Saturday, March 27.
