Local Native Shares Wartime Experiences Aboard Battleship
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor With the kids off from school for the NJEA Conference, we decided to take advantage of one of the Pennsauken Free Public Library’s museum passes and headed off to Camden to tour the Battleship New…
Well Into Their Nineties, Pennsauken Residents Going Strong
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor In the last few months, I’ve had the distinct pleasure of speaking with some very, very longtime residents: 99-year-old Pete Heckers, and 96-year-old Eleanor Seaver. The lives they’ve lived and the stories they tell give…
Local Student Named To Honor Roll
Talley Morton, daughter of Janice Talley of Pennsauken, has been named to the honor roll at Saint Mary’s School in Raleigh, N.C., where she is a rising senior. Miss Morton was also inducted into the Saint Mary’s Chapter of the…
Pennsauken’s Larke Receives “Teacher As Hero” Award
Pennsauken resident Marilyn Larke was among the 15 educators who received the “Teacher as Hero Award” for 2015. The award is presented by the National Liberty Museum and sponsored by State Farm.
Predators Public Address Announcer Has Pennsauken Roots
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor “Nashville! Let me hear you roar!” For fans of the Nashville Predators, that’s a familiar phrase uttered by their public address announcer. For many folks from Pennsauken, it’s a familiar voice who says it.
Homegrown Talent Van Sciver Draws Green Lantern, Batman, And More
By Frank Sinatra Ethan Van Sciver is a very talented artist at DC Comics with a career that spans 17 years. Van Sciver’s work on several titles, featuring iconic characters including The Flash and Green Lantern, has helped him achieve…
Local Authors Publish Works For Adults, Children
By Frank Sinatra, AAP Editor Drama, suspense, romance, and of course, revenge. That’s what you’ll find in “Revenge,” the first published work by Pennsauken author Paula Rose.
Pennsauken’s Bittle Displays Passion For Sports Memorabilia
By Melanie Zayas, AAP Intern If you have a question about collecting sports memorabilia, Pennsauken resident Ron Bittle would have an answer.