The Millville Army Air Field Museum (MAAFM) held a very special ceremony on September 17, honoring a WWII aircraft, an important date in history, and the countless veterans who served […]

Over the past weeks I’ve see a number of spiderwebs in the woods that remind me of old vinyl records. They are not a spiral like a record’s grooves but

Gifts from two generous donors have helped establish a new center at Stockton University that will preserve and share the history of the first successful Jewish farming colony in America.

The U.S. Fire Service will honor six firefighters, who died in the line of duty, from New Jersey during the 38th National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Service on Sunday, October 6.They

Beginning September 6, 2019 and lasting through September 14, Andrew “Tim” Kiniry, along with 13 other World War II veterans of this fighting arena, visited Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany to

As the vaping-related illness health scare continues to be a fiery topic with citizens across the United States, updated information has been disseminated by federal health officials. On September 12,

On September 6, federal health officials confirmed there was a fifth death associated with an inexplicable illness associated with vaping. The latest person to succumb to this perplexing illness was

The Coast Guard was busy up and down the East Coast last week with the flooding and other water emergencies related to Hurricane Dorian. Even under normal weather conditions, going

Recently, a huge limb fell from a white oak on a wooded section in our yard. For hundreds of years, it was common for people to plant or designate a