If you’re going to see Jose Feliciano at the Levoy Theater in Millville this Friday, expect to hear “Light My Fire.” Feliciano’s jazz-infused cover of The Doors’ classic has become […]

Like so many Vinelanders, Robert Scarpa grew up with Serene Custard. “I have such fond memories of coming here as a child with my mother, father and siblings,” he said

For Kameliia Sharuda, a Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) ducation major who graduated on Friday, May 13 with a 4.0 GPA, it’s always been important to finish strong. The

New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher and other state and local officials recently kicked off the Jersey Fresh season by visiting Walker Brothers Inc. in Salem County, which

Crystal Upham doesn’t like the hype around Mother’s Day. Forget the roses and the fancy steak dinner. Give her a few thoughtfully written sentences in a homemade card, a hand-drawn

It has a fun name. The description is fun too: “It’s like playing ping pong standing on the table,” says Dave Redman, who oversees a group that plays indoors in

The Holocaust is considered to be the greatest tragedy to befall the Jewish people—when six million Jews were murdered just because of who they were. This was not in some

Rotary built it and they came back. Came back from Carney’s Point, from Rio Grande; from Salem, Gloucester, Atlantic, Cape May, and, of course, Cumberland counties to play on the

Chuck Brett of Millville and his mostly volunteer team are in the staples business. The staples they deliver twice each week include bread, milk, fruit, cereal, soup, pasta, sauces, and

Llona Tsyganyuk waits until midnight to crawl into bed, her head crowded with fear. At 12 a.m. in Vineland, it’s 7 a.m. in Ukraine: Morning. Time to click on a