A Tour, Cats, and Music
We now reach the last leg of our journey along The Ave—the block between West Avenue and Delsea Drive. It’s the westernmost block of Landis Avenue covered within our Vineland […]
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February 11, 2020
Gifted Books
The two large bookcases that house an impressive collection of tomes once owned by Charles K. Landis and his family at the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society (VHAS) is beginning
Sweeney Speaks on State’s Emerging Industrial Hemp Industry at State Agriculture Convention
Senate President Steve Sweeney spoke at the State Agricultural Convention last week, expressing his commitment and dedication to New Jersey’s agriculture sector as well as his hopes for the emerging
The Buzz at Millville Woman’s Club
Doris Morgan of Ned’s Honey, LLC, in Millville, holds a model of the honeybee that is part of the business she and her husband operate. Speaking before the Millville Woman’s
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Vineland Public Charter School Celebrates National School Choice Week
National School Choice Week (NSCW) was celebrated held last week at the Vineland Public Charter School (VPCS) in Vineland. The school serves students in grades pre-k through eighth grade. They
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Bishop Schad Celebrates Catholic Schools Week
Bishop Schad Regional School celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a service project aimed at our most vulnerable citizens—the homeless. The entire Bishop Schad student body donated bread, peanut butter, and
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The Immigrant Impact
With immigration reform remaining one of the biggest policy issues in 2020 and $7.2 billion in Pentagon funds potentially going toward border wall funding, the personal finance website WalletHub today
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Role Models
The Pascale Sykes Foundation will host Working Together For Working Families: The Whole Family Approach on Thursday, February 13, at Rowan College of South Jersey’s Luciano Center in Vineland. The
Roses Are Red
For centuries, the color red has been associated with passion, deep love, desire, and romance—so naturally, it’s the hue of choice for Valentine’s Day, the celebration of romantic love. It’s
A Lasting Legacy
The Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) presented its three annual awards and one special award for outstanding service and noteworthy philanthropy at its January 6 annual awards banquet, held during