For many who will be attending or participating in Main Street Vineland’s Running The Ave 5K on June 27, the focus will be on what the tale of the tape […]
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Last time I opined about the possibilities available to Cumberland County and its communities as a result of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) monies and what we might accomplish working
Monetizing the Authority Read More »
Two new businesses opened on Third Friday, May 21, on High Street in the Glasstown Arts District. We are very excited to welcome these terrific entrepreneurs to our downtown, our
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As I write this, approximately 596,000 Americans have died from the Covid-19 virus, depending on which source you reference. Despite this staggering number—quickly approaching the total number of dead from
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This time of year is really beautiful around our small cities and throughout Cumberland County. It’s time to make plans to get out of the house with your family or
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We are not finished with this pandemic, or maybe I should say that the pandemic is not yet finished with us, but it sure feels as if most of us
Community Re-Engaged Read More »
May is for mothers, and for me it’s always been that way. My mother’s birthday is on May Day—May 1st. One of my earliest memories is that of making a
Keeping up with the times is sometimes a difficult proposition. Like many of you, I enjoy reading the newspaper in print form. Seven days a week my routine includes a
The road to unfunded mandates is paved with good intentions in the form of legislation. That’s my take-away with A-4843 and its companion S-3549 now being considered by the New
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We are excited to announce that we are taking registrations for our Art Creates Excellence (ACE) summer art camp. This year we will be operating at 50 percent occupancy in
