

Hundreds of Birds Rescued After Fighting Ring Dismantled in Buena
This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement related to COVID-19 coverage. Link to story/video: msn.com/en-us/news/us/hundreds-of-birds-rescued-after-fighting-ring-dismantled-in-new-jersey/ar-AA18hR9h The animal activist group Funny Farm Rescue was met

Novel Method Will Help Restore Delaware and New Jersey Salt Marshes
This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement related to COVID-19 coverage. Link to story: whyy.org/articles/restoring-salt-marshes-delaware-new-jersey/ Large storms can devastate coastal communities when no buffers

A Student’s View of NJ’s Amistad Curriculum
This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement related to COVID-19 coverage. Link to FULL story: publicsq.org/democracy-politics/5oq0y4z87qcgdqoik2nujslzu5idyq In Public Square Amplified’s previous publication, interviews between

Club Kids Visit Bookstore
Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County kids visited L’Ouverture Books, Beans & Gifts in Pleasantville, which is run by former Club board member Darren Palmer. The store is an

Vineland’s Bennett Enjoys Role as Leader of Student-Athletes
After being reappointed last fall, Vineland native Eryca Bennett is in her second year as a McLendon Minority Leadership Initiative (MLI) Future Leader for Villanova Athletics. Bennett became the first

Vineland Municipal Utilities Warns Customers About Door-to-Door Solar Scam
Officials with the Vineland Municipal Utilities (VMU) are warning residents about a door-to-door solar panel scam currently underway in the city. Residents in East Vineland have reported a representative with

Free Virtual Expungement Offered by Vineland Firm
The Hoffman Centers PC, a Vineland-based law firm, is teaming up with multi-state cannabis operator TerrAscend to offer free virtual expungement services for non-violent marijuana-related convictions in New Jersey. The

Tri-County Rotary Presents Vocational Service Awards
The Tri-County Rotary Club recently presented its Vocational Service Awards to four outstanding citizens in its service area. The awards are given for meritorious conduct or service for his or

A Rich History
Rise and Shine Ministries celebrated Black History Month in February by reading, learning and sharing a rich history that often goes untold. Each group presented the person they chose with

Winter Photo Contest Winners Announced,
See All Entries at Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts Linda Stephens was awarded the Grand Prize by the judges of Millville’s 2023 Winter Photo Contest. The picture, shown here,

RLS Logistics, Expands Cold Storage Warehouse
RLS Logistics, a cold chain solutions provider, announces expansion at the Newfield cold storage warehouse location. The expansion is estimated to be complete by the fourth quarter 2023. “We are

Vineland, Bridgeton, Millville Receive Funding to Improve Public Housing
The three Cumberland County cities recently received more than $3 million in federal funding to help improve public housing. Statewide, more than $90 million will be distributed in the state

Women’s Hall of Fame Names New President, Bertacchi Retires
The Cumberland County Women’s Hall of Fame has announced a change in leadership, as its founder Louise T. Bertacchi has retired after nearly 14 years as president of the board

Vineland To Hold “Parade for Pop”
Vineland Mayor Anthony Fanucci has announced that plans are being made for a Super Bowl Victory Parade and Rally in recognition of Kansas City Chief’s running back Isiah “Pop” Pacheco.

VHS Grad Richard Olaya to be Honored as Top Entrepreneur
Vineland High School graduate Richard Olaya, a Philadelphia architect, recently received the AL DÍA News Media Pioneer Award and will be recognized at its 2023 Top Entrepreneurs Forum and Reception

NJ Outstanding Young Farmer Announced
Michael Brooks, a Salem County vegetable and grain grower, has been chosen as New Jersey’s 2023 Outstanding Young Farmer by the New Jersey State Board of Agriculture. Brooks and his