Tomorrow morning in Town Square, at 9 a.m., Jenkintown Rec Board and photojournalist/borough resident Jon Adams will host a “get to know your borough and get to know your camera” event.
Using a list of clues, participants will search for many of the wonderful photographic subjects that make our borough fun, unique, kitschy and historic. After checking off as many items as possible, join your fellow scavengers at 12:30 p.m. at Drake Tavern to swap stories and compare photos. Continue reading The great Jenkintown Photo Scavenger Hunt is on!→
From mid-May until mid-October, the Jenkintown Public Works Department works through the Borough to sweep the streets. The Public Works Department has outlined a 3 route schedule that will travel along the streets on specific days.
Rodman Avenue between Myrtle Avenue and Florence Avenue will be closed to thru traffic today, Wednesday, May 24th. The road closure will last until approximately 3:30PM. This closure will take place to allow for PECO to continue the trenching for new gas mains.
Please make plans to take an alternate route during the time listed to avoid further disruption to your travels. Thank you for your patience and understanding while these necessary repairs are made.
If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to get in contact with the Borough at (215) 885-0700.
The Jenkintown Recreation Board is proud to host a special, early Summer Music Series concert tonight, Tuesday, May 23, at 7PM. Come down to Town Square and support our very own Jenkintown High School Jazz Combo & Friends. While there, pick up a postcard flyer to put on your fridge so you won’t miss any of the fun concerts coming up this summer. As is tradition, refreshments in the form of water and ice pops will be provided by the Rec Board.
This year’s Summer Music Series is sponsored in part by The Drake Tavern. Thanks for the support!
During the May meeting for the Jenkintown Environmental Advisory Committee, the JEAC devoted their time to preparing a presentation highlighting information regarding small parks and the results of the public survey conducted for the property at 433/435 Cedar Street. The JEAC also invited residents to attend to discuss how to best use green space within the Borough.
Click here to see the slides from the presentation!
