Talking Turkey
Some of our readers , I suspect, have been seeing hen turkeys lead their families through neighborhoods, so it seems like yet another time to—you
‘A Very Remarkable Settlement’
In 1952, Ebony magazine referred to Fairfield Township’s Gouldtown in the headline of its feature story as “America’s Oldest Negro Community,” acknowledging in the article
Targeting Gen X
Generation X may be small, but we are a mighty generation that marketers often overlook. Gen X is sandwiched between the much larger segments of
River Cruises and Libraries
We should all celebrate the advent of summer and the fact that New Jersey has done an excellent job reducing the cases of COVID-19 and
Gouldtown: A Cumberland County Locale Rooted in Afro-Indian History, Genealogy
“One or another or all of them…were descendants of the Indian from the large Lenape settlement who married a Swede…and who had five children with
Diligent Dads
When it comes to fathering, the animal world exhibits a spectrum from love ’em and leave ’em to champion surveillance. In honor of Father’s Day,
Grads Times Four, One Proud Dad
Mike Murphy is one proud dad. He glows with pride when talking about his daughters’ accomplishments. “When they started to realize that they wanted to
Bring On the Rain
Anthony Rossi Elementary School in Vineland is no stranger to helping the local environment. With the leadership of fourth grade teacher Amber Egorov, the school
True Grit Awardees Celebrate Spirit of Perseverance
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
Edison and Film
Nearly two decades before the U.S. film industry staked a claim in Fort Lee, New Jersey, Thomas Edison had his West Orange laboratory employees searched
