Opening reception is July 19, from 6 to 8 p.m. Join us to experience the art, meet the artists, enjoy refreshments & live music by Jody Janetta, Danny Osterweil & […]
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Major League Baseball star for the ages Willie Mays, who passed away on June 18 at age 93, left a stellar legacy in many places across sports and the broader
Plums, Not Peaches Read More »
Last week, we looked ahead to the Cumberland County Fair and all the great family fun that it offers this week through July 13. The rest of the month offers
July Fun Continues Read More »
Back in 2005 Richard Louv wrote a book that revealed a nation’s youth that is living a life separated from nature. The book was titled Last Child in the Woods:
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Entering the collegiate world can be an overwhelming experience for many, particularly Hispanic and first-generation students. They can feel lost, confused, or simply out of place. Iris Torres, director, TRIO/Student
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Quick: What does magic, a pirate ship, a skillet tossing contest, cotton candy and stomach-flipping amusement rides all have in common? Right. If you’ve lived in Cumberland County for any
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Due to the recent heat wave and well below average rainfall for the past 60 days, the City of Vineland Water Utility is experiencing much higher-than-normal customer demand. While there
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Vineland: Gene Iannette and the Rowan College Symphony will perform at the Enrico Serra bandshell at Giampietro Park in Vineland. Starts at 7 p.m. Fireworks display begins after the concert
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The American bald eagle and the bison are official symbols of our nation, and both species are linked to the greatest conservation success stories of all time. This week we
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Taking full advantage of opportunities to earn college credits while in high school, 251 students from across New Jersey’s county vocational-technical schools graduated with an associate degree this year in
