Rowan College of South Jersey’s (RCSJ) Arts & Innovation Center (AIC) recently announced the culmination of a community art project that was three years in the making. The “Building Community […]
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Staff Sergeant Kevin A. Trotman, a Marine Corps recruiter from the Vineland office, helped enlist two women from Cumberland County who recently graduated with honors from Parris Island Boot Camp–November
Showcasing the arts on Third Fridays is a Millville tradition years in the making. The September event this Friday brings a rich offering of exhibitions and celebrations, including the CUT
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Sunday, September 22. Bridgeton Public Library, 150 E. Commerce St., Bridgeton. 2 p.m. Featuring Tonya Lynnette on vocals. Library fundraiser. Tickets $10, proceeds go to library programming. Get tickets at
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The first American Equal Rights Association (AERA) member to visit Vineland was Lucy Stone, who arrived in the town ahead of her compatriots Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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It was not going to happen. It was over. And then it wasn’t. Greenwich, a tiny historic town hugging Cumberland County’s bayside coastline, has been the setting of an artisan
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Standing incongruously along the far reaches of Northeast Boulevard in Vineland, in front of a nondescript industrial site in a long row of them, is a beautiful and lovingly created
A remarkable milestone was reached at the Eastlyn Golf Club recently as the Mentor On The Green Program celebrated its first graduation ceremony. The event marked the culmination of a
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In 1964, my great uncle Richard J. Dorer wrote a book entitled Ghost Tree Speaks. He was an employee of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and is credited with
September is finally on our doorstep, bringing with it a packed calendar of fall events that can happily distract you from your to-do lists. Yes, the house and yard need
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