Joel Richman October 6, 2018 18:14:26 (EDT)

After all these years, y'all have found me. Barring any problems, I will be at the 2019 reunion. You'll find a pic of me in the "1973 National League" pic. Kneeling row, first on the right. God the haircut!!!. Fond memories, took a few young ladies to the site while the platforms and buildings... (more)

Sandy Jo October 2, 2018 01:16:52 (EDT)

I need some help. Is anyone out there a Immigration Lawyer or who knows one excellent one with connections to the US Citizenship and Immigration Service. Or who is a Congressman or Senator or who knows one. I have just gotten married at the ripe age of 74 and need help getting my wife from Lima... (more)

Phil Siegle ['60-'67] (via WFIL) July 14, 2018 17:21:09 (EDT)

I had a wonderful lunch today with John Harris ['59-'62], a Kewaneean who lives in Berkeley not far from me. He is from Pittsburgh and he grew up with Lee Wagman ['59-'66] and Tom Levine ['59-'70]. He went to Harvard undergrad and to medical school out here at UCSF. I didn't know he went to high... (more)

WFIL July 13, 2018 15:30:45 (EDT)

Moose Adland sent us to this website featuring photos of summer camps in the 1910s and 1920s. I think you will enjoy it.

Alex "Breezie" Stein July 7, 2018 11:27:01 (EDT)

This is truly sad news about the passing of Peter Rapp. He was my first counselor in 1951 in Tent 3 with Fred Wolfson and Steve Shenkin. I would see him at reunions and we would reminisce a bit. A terrific guy. I will miss him.

Alex "Breezie" Stein

WFIL July 4, 2018 18:49:28 (EDT)

On a more upbeat note, Knocker Knocks go to Lee Kalcheim for the opening of the world premiere, in the Berkshires, of his musical production - a play about Irving Berlin, Harold Arlen and Jimmy Van Heusen - (more)

WFIL July 4, 2018 16:09:35 (EDT)

Sad, sad news. Peter Rapp passed away yesterday. I just heard from him a few days ago: Unfortunately, I won't be available to aid or appear [at the next reunion]. I am... (more)

Jeff Landau July 4, 2018 02:30:59 (EDT)

Sept 2019 in Philly works. Go for it

Howie Lee Weiss June 30, 2018 09:34:31 (EDT)

Hello - My dad (Joseph P. Weiss) was a camper and later counselor around 1924 onward. He led the canoe trip of 1931 - I have a paddle signed by all the boys in his group. Also have 3 wooden painted signs with the Kampers names who won awards in 1926, 28, 29. Curious if there is an archive for... (more)

Andy Bresler (via WFIL) June 22, 2018 17:45:47 (EDT)

My granddaughter and I are making a LaScala Marionettes marionette. Like riding a bicycle...amazing how I remember all the steps.... (more)

Alex Sasdi June 15, 2018 15:53:05 (EDT)

Hi. I’m 12 years and old and really interested in the history of this Kamp. Is there any info or back history u can send me on my email sasdialex@gmail.com.

-thank you

BS Cohen June 5, 2018 18:00:40 (EDT)

Hey guys, we have no knocker knocks sitting on the computer since April! Let's let our pals know what we're doing! I just finished writing a couple of books on the theatre (which I first learned when I directed the KK theatre in 1958 - and changed my life-long career from being a lawyer to being... (more)

WFIL April 18, 2018 19:49:55 (EDT)

Look at these 1940s pictures of kamp that are listed on eBay! (Click on images to zoom.) (more)

WFIL April 14, 2018 18:10:09 (EDT)

Thanks to Steve Buch (’57 – ’62) for sending us these pictures. (Click here for full size.)

"Phil Siegle and I were tentmates in 1961. Phil came east... (more)

Fred Half (via WFIL) March 13, 2018 21:51:48 (EDT)

Cherie and I are traveling by train 🚂 to the east coast and passed by Kewanee, IL. I think KK in it's present condition is probably better than the town.

Chas Gold (via WFIL) March 9, 2018 13:57:28 (EDT)

Just heard that Keewanian Neil November passed away. Great community leader - Philanthropist­ and supported many theater... (more)

Karen Samuels [edited by WFIL] February 16, 2018 11:09:12 (EDT)

Sad to report the passing of Leonard Silverstein, kamper from '30-'38,... (more)

Sandy Jo December 31, 2017 13:31:58 (EDT)

Happy New Year to everyone. May 2018 bring health and happiness to everyone and their families

Mike Corson December 22, 2017 11:29:05 (EDT)

Our Gordon Lawrence continues to make pithy comments on current affairs. This is from the letters column in the Philadelphia Inquirer of 12/21: As the Eagles head into the remainder of their season without their MVP quarterback, it is time for a chorus of that well-known Christmas carol about... (more)