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Symbols of the Bicentennial: Spirit of ’76

Join the Millville Historical Society, a proud partner of RevolutionNJ, as it continues the countdown to America’s 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. As part of Millville’s Third Friday activities this month on July 18, an extensive collection of items from the Bicentennial Celebration of 1976

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Sweet and Spicy

Jersey Fresh corn is always a favorite for summer barbeques. This recipe is shared on the Jersey Fresh website by Chef Mark Smith, The Tortilla Press in Collingswood and The Tortilla Press Cantina in Pennsauken.  For a video of recipe prep for this dish, visit findjerseyfresh.com/JerseyFresh/recipes/grilled-jersey-sweet-corn  Grilled Jersey Sweet Corn

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Beware the Mosquito

New Jersey’s departments of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), Health (NJDOH), and Agriculture (NJDA) are reminding the public of the importance of controlling mosquito populations and risk for disease from bites by eliminating standing water that can become breeding grounds for the insect. Frequent and recent wet weather across the state has

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NJBPU Opens Community Energy Plan Grant Applications

NJBPU Opens Community Energy Plan Grant Applications

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) opened the application window for the fourth Program Year of the Community Energy Plan Grant (CEPG) Program. The CEPG program empowers local communities to create community energy plans that align with the State’s Energy Master Plan, which is the roadmap to achieving

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Guard Duty

Vineland educator—who spent every summer lifeguarding—publishes a book detailing the rich history of the Jersey Shore patrols, Brigantine to Cape May. BY MICKEY BRANDT Lifeguard races in Ocean City in 1938 (Photos courtesy Tom McCann) In the back-cover blurbs for his new book, The Guards, Tom McCann, 73, of Vineland

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Vineland Senior Center Gets Renovations

The Vineland Senior Center is an important part of our community, providing a warm and welcoming environment where seniors can socialize and participate in programming that helps them stay healthy and engaged. The existing historic building dates to 1903 and has not undergone any significant upgrades since it was opened

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Fireflies in July

Fireflies create magical summer evenings—with the peak of the season being this month: Photinus in flight. PHOTO: Terry Priest flickr under the CC BY-SA license One of my great joys as a child was capturing lightning bugs. We would cup our hands and wait for them to signal to their

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Covella Pens Book Charting Success in Business

Jerry Covella, Vineland entrepreneur, award-winning business coach and author, has released his latest book. Titled The Success Engine: Mindset + Method = Entrepreneurial Mastery, the book supports entrepreneurs and business owners who are seeking clarity in creating the optimal model for success. Covella utilizes his own 30 years as a

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MINDING YOUR MIND: Library Resources

By Jo Valenti, BSN, RN, Cumberland County Mental Health Advocate What do you get at the library? Books? You might be surprised! The clue to the answer partly lies in the Vineland Public Library mission statement: “The Vineland Public Library, as a cornerstone of Vineland’s educational and cultural foundation, is

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Free Summer Concerts at Three Venues!

• Come out and enjoy the free concerts and dancing on the adjacent dance floor at Giampietro Park‘s Enrico Band Shell (3231 E. Landis Avenue, Vineland). All concerts start at 7 p.m. Special arrangements for persons with disabilities can be made if requested in advance by contacting the Business Administrator’s Office

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Music at Union Hall Presents Ameranouche

Coming to Union Hall on Saturday, July 19 at 7 p.m.: Ameranouche Duo, featuring Richard (Shepp) Sheppard, guitarist, percussion and vocalist and Michael K. Harrist, Upright Bass, guitarist and vocalist. Ameranouche’s World Improv music is a mixture of global music interplay. Music at Union Hall concerts are donation based and

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RiverDinner Returns to Union Lake for 2025 Grand Finale

RiverDinner Returns to Union Lake for 2025 Grand Finale

Join paddlers and guests at the Union Lake Sailing and Tennis Club for a beachside RiverDinner, à la Down Jersey! The menu boasts oysters, crabs, farm-to-table sides, and other locally-crafted products. There will be live music by CU Member Jeff Munsick. And, a silent auction, Buck-A-Shuck, 50/50 raffle, and donation

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Psychic Near Me

Psychic Near Me: Where to Find the Best Readers in 2025

If you’re feeling cornered by life, perhaps consulting with a professional psychic might help. After all, online reviews show that many who have tried out psychics feel better about the experience. If you want to try a psychic reading but don’t know a good psychic, don’t worry. We’ve done the

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Scenes From a County Fair

By Lorinda Jarvis In today’s high-tech world, the Cumberland County Fair is a delicious analog landscape. Here, your teenagers can stash their phones and take a bite into a steaming plate of funnel cake, topped with snowy confectioner’s sugar, or dig into a plate of salty, crispy fries. Top off

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Four Graduate From Police Academy

Four local recruits recently graduated from the 90th Basic Police Recruit Class of the Camden County College Police Academy. Russell Moore Bridgeton Police Dept.; and Christina Olivo, Erik Rose, and Michael Pacheco Vineland Police Dept. were among the 63 new recruits graduated. Of the recruit class, 18 will be joining

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