Invested in Collingswood

Daniela Solano-Ward’s journey into local politics was unconventional - to say the least. In May, she became the first...

Pounding the pavement

Rashaad Jorden pounds the pavement on average 50 to 70 miles, six days a week. Often times you can find the Collingswood resident around Cooper Park that winds through Pennsauken,...

The House No One Wanted

Some homes are tough to sell because of the location. Others because of the condition. But in the case of one beautifully-renovated home in Collingswood, the biggest problem was...

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More Than a Game – Youth Basketball on the NBA Stage

https://youtu.be/NE6O67-mF2Y?si=Lk9_BfhkM3uZKHhC In this episode of Beyond the Pages, we highlight a heartwarming story of community, mentorship, and the power of sports. Twenty young athletes from...

What’s in a name?

Huntingdon Valley, resident and historian Fred Moore said, was originally named Goosetown due to so many geese being in the area. English colonists arrived in...

A ‘Sweet’ season for Kara Meredith

Kara Meredith knows all about playing winning basketball. Meredith, a Huntingdon Valley resident, is a sophomore at Holy Family University, and when she was in...

Moshinski a Catholic League and PIAA champ

It’s one of the best traditions in sports. And one Max Moshinski loved watching. Moshinski is a junior on the Father Judge High School basketball team,...

Charity and companionship at the Women’s Club of Huntingdon Valley

By Tom Waring The Women’s Club of Huntingdon Valley is still going strong almost 75 years after its founding in 1951. The club made an early...

Lots of love on the courts

The dedicated Huntingdon Valley community members behind the formation and longevity of the Delaware Valley Tennis Club are a true lesson in the benefits...

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