2020 Challenge
As we made our way through 2019, the year was dotted with all manner of retrospectives on NASA, Apollo 11, and the moon landing. Part of this look over our
December 2, 2019
O Christmas Tree
Some of my fondest memories around Christmas involve shopping for the annual Christmas tree. When I was a child, picking just the right live tree was my parents’ task. For
Clean Fleets
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) recently proposed a program that will support local governments as they transition to clean energy. The $210,000 “Clean Fleet EV Incentive” program,
A Time for U-N-I-T-Y
This is a truly lovely time of year. Sure, the retailers love it, but we all should love it for other reasons. We came from our Thanksgiving tables giving thanks
Town on the River
By the middle of the 19th century, the Manumuskin River shared its name with a community that was developed after the iron mill, forge and workers’ settlement instituted by Eli
Rutgers Master Gardeners at Veterans Home
The Horticulture Enrichment team of Rutgers Master Gardeners of Cumberland County continued their monthly activities at the Veterans Home in Vineland in November. Participants created two ornaments using pine cones—one
Millville Woman’s Club Donates to Embrella
Members of the Millville Woman’s Club assemble items to be donated to Embrella, an organization that supports teens as they exit the foster care program and are entering college life
PNC Bank Talks Finance at Club
Chris Cabezas, from PNC Bank, spoke to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Cumberland County teens about how to begin saving for college, and the differences between debit and credit
SMART Girls Wear Pearls
The Club held a “S.M.A.R.T. Girls Wear Pearls” event recognizing the young ladies that have participated in the program. S.M.A.R.T. Girls is a small-group health, fitness, prevention/education and self-esteem enhancement
Thanksgiving Tea at Millville Woman’s Club
Jane Christy, a past president of the Millville Woman’s Club, pours tea for member Jane Chambers at the club’s annual Thanksgiving Tea. Pat Moore, current president, also presided at the
