Killion Steps Down From Pennsauken Township Committee
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor Effective July 1, Pennsauken Mayor Jack Killion will step down from office, after faithfully serving the Township community for over 19 years.
Thank You For Allowing Me To Serve This Great Community
By Jack Killion, Mayor of Pennsauken Township Since 2000, I’ve had the distinct privilege of serving the Pennsauken community as a member of Township Committee. In that time, I’ve served as deputy mayor for six years and as mayor for…
Good Neighbors Making Great Communities
By Betsy McBride, Mayor of Pennsauken Township I wanted to share my excitement. Our township, Pennsauken, and our sister Borough, Merchantville, are becoming a destination. Yes, I said a destination. We cannot and should not separate from each other. We…
Doing Our Part To Keep Pennsauken Litter Free
By Betsy McBride, Mayor of Pennsauken Township As I write this column, we are basking in 70 degree temperatures and our plants are starting to bud. Even if we get another blast of winter, our thoughts turn to spring. We…
Respecting The Lives Of Those Who Live And Work In Pennsauken
By John Kneib, Mayor of Pennsauken Township It’s been a crazy summer. The shootings in Baton Rouge, Dallas, Orlando, and St. Paul have made us all take pause and wonder what is going on in our country. Unfortunately, violence is…
Maintaining Properties Helps Make Pennsauken A Great Place To Live And Visit
By John Kneib, Mayor of Pennsauken Township Summer is officially in full swing; and many of our residents are taking full advantage of the warmer temperatures, not just for recreational purposes, but also to get outside to do some work…
Tackling Housing Issue By Helping Residents Stay In Their Homes
By John Kneib, Mayor of Pennsauken Township As I’ve said before, tackling the issue of abandoned and vacant properties throughout Pennsauken has been the number one priority of our Township Committee. And in the past few months alone, we’ve taken…
It’s Tougher To Help When You’re Anonymous
By Rick Taylor, Mayor of Pennsauken Township “All easy problems have already been solved.” – Anonymous I don’t mind my quotes being anonymous. In fact, that’s part of their charm. However, when I receive an anonymous letter sent to the…
Whatever Happened To Emily Post?
By Rick Taylor, Mayor of Pennsauken Township Many of you who are reading this remember Emily Post. For those of you who don’t, she was a famous author who wrote a book on etiquette. When it came to proper decorum…
Township Committee Holds Reorganization Meeting
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor In early January, Pennsauken’s Township Committee held its annual reorganization meeting, swearing in its newly-elected officers and selecting the organization’s leadership for the year.