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Jets’ Veterans Tyrod Taylor and Nick Folk Steal the Spotlight in 27-24 Win Over Falcons
On Nov. 30, 2025, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, the New York Jets defeated the Atlanta Falcons 27-24 in a cold, wet game played through heavy mist and rain. The matchup featured long stretches of uneven play from both teams, but it ultimately hinged on precise late-game
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Cumberland Mutual Supports Mental Health Services at The Guidance Center
Paul Ritter, president of Cumberland Mutual Insurance, holding left end of check, recently presented a check for $10,000 to The Guidance Center, supporting its mental health services. The check was presented to Danica Rivello, Guidance Center clinical operations officer. Also presenting were Larry Pepper, Jr., far left, president of the
Student Wins Music Video Award at CUT International Film Fest
Rowan College of South Jersey–Cumberland (RCSJ) student Chris Bruno won the award for Best Music Video at the CUT International Film Festival, held in Millville in September. Bruno, of Vineland, is a sophomore Radio, Television & Film (RTF) student at the college. His award-winning music video, “Crows in a Cave
Cole the Therapy Dog Celebrates Ninth Birthday
PHOTO: COURTESY CHRIS HANNAH Cole the Deaf Dog’s recent ninth birthday party video was shared worldwide after appearing on ABC News Tonight with David Muir, which has a large broadcast presence, plus millions followers on social media. The party was held at Dr. William Mennies Elementary School in Vineland. The
Malik Nabers’ Deleted Post Explodes After Giants’ OT Collapse in Detroit
The New York Giants’ 34-27 overtime loss to the Detroit Lions at Ford Field added another setback to a season already defined by injuries, coaching changes, and repeated late-game collapses. Injured wide receiver Malik Nabers, recovering from a torn right ACL suffered on September 28 and surgery a month later,
Vineland Delivers
South Jersey farmers connect with food banks and distribution centers to provide holiday meals to food-insecure families. New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Ed Wengryn joined volunteers and Southern Regional Food Distribution Center (SRFDC) Executive Director Jill N. Lombardo-Melchiore at its Vineland facility for Turkey Day Food Drive to help provide
Tracking Mary Treat
Railroad tracks from the 1870s in an area where Mary Treat collected plant species are still visible—despite the pine forest that has since taken over the site. PHOTOS: DEBORAH EIN We’re retracing the footsteps of a woman ecologist who helped set the groundwork for Pinelands preservation. Recent columns under this
Best California Sports Betting Sites 2025 – Top 10 Online Sportbooks for Cali Bettors
It makes a lot of sense that the California sports betting scene is so strong. After all, this is one of the best states in the country for sports in general. Players here love to bet on football, basketball, baseball, and the rest. We wanted to find out what the
First Harvest Financial Innovation Lab at RCSJ
Recently, Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ), First Harvest Credit Union, and the Gloucester County Board of Commissioners celebrated the establishment of a new financial literacy lab—the First Harvest Financial Innovation Lab at RCSJ. “It is a great honor to stand before you today as we mark a pivotal moment
Holidays Can Be Celebrated Even During Illness
NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care team members Julia Hertz, RN case manager, and Elizabeth Parkinson LPN help patient Janet Lesperance prepare for the season. The holidays often bring warmth, tradition, and togetherness, but when a loved one is facing a terminal diagnosis, the season can also bring intense emotion, uncertainty,
CRA Financial Services LLC Announces $50,000 Contribution to the Community FoodBank of New Jersey
The Community FoodBank of New Jersey (CFBNJ), located at 6735 Black Horse Pike, Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234, announced a generous $50,000 contribution from CRA Financial Services LLC, marking the firm’s third consecutive year of partnership and support in the fight against hunger in southern New Jersey. “Food insecurity remains
RWJBarnabas Health to Distribute Over 37.6 Tons of Fresh Produce, Thousands of Turkeys to Help Feed NJ Families this Holiday Season
RWJBarnabas Health’s holiday season of giving – to fight food insecurity and support New Jersey families in need – is underway. With recent disruptions to federal SNAP benefits still impacting many families, RWJBarnabas Health is distributing over 37.6 tons (75,230 lbs.) of fresh produce and 4,175 turkeys in time for the holidays through a series
Giants’ Mike Kafka Defends Late Fourth-Down Decision After 34–27 OT Loss in Detroit
On Sunday, November 23, 2025, in Detroit, the New York Giants experienced yet another frustrating outcome in a season filled with surrendered double-digit leads and lost opportunities. Interim head coach Mike Kafka, promoted on Nov. 10 after Brian Daboll’s firing, made a decisive call late in regulation during the 34-27
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Banned Books Week at Rowan University
Rowan College of South Jersey’s (RCSJ) Banned Books Committee hosted its inaugural Banned Books Week celebration recently on the Gloucester campus. Banned Books Week is an annual event that began in 1982 and celebrated across the United States. Its goal is to highlight the importance of free speech and the
Best Texas Online Casinos 2025 – Top 10 Gambling Sites
While Texas is known for its vast landscapes and bold flavors, there’s a new contender on the scene: Texas online casinos. The Lone Star State isn’t playing when it comes to gambling platforms, and after six weeks of testing, we’re ready to share our findings. At the top of the
Best Texas Sports Betting Sites: Top 10 TX Online Sportsbooks (December 2025)
With online gambling heating up in the Lone Star State, finding the best Texas sports betting sites can feel like sorting through a BBQ menu — lots of great options, but only a few worth going back for. Luckily, we’ve done the heavy lifting for you. Whether you’re backing the
WheatonArts Holiday Studio Sale
Start your holiday shopping at WheatonArts. The annual Holiday Studio Sale in the WheatonArts Event Center begins on Friday, November 28. Admission to the sale is free, open 10 full days from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Sunday, December 7. This highly anticipated sale features discounts of 30 percent
Best Texas Bitcoin Gambling Sites: Top TX Crypto Online Gambling Websites for Fast Payouts in 2025
The crypto boom has engulfed the Lone Star State, and it’s not just about Bitcoin mining anymore – Texas Bitcoin gambling sites are thriving across the state. And for good reason. Some of these platforms rival the best online casinos in the world, offering lightning-fast payouts, generous crypto bonuses, and
Winter Resident
The white-throated sparrow’s most distinctive markings are the white patch beneath its bill and the two white wing bars. It is a passerine, a bird that has feet adapted for perching. Photo: J. Morton Galetto White-throated sparrows, arriving now from Canada, have an interesting variation related to their plumage. From
DEP Sues Cumberland County Facilities
A Vineland gas station and one in Fairfield Township, Cumberland County, are included in the latest environmental enforcement actions by the NJ Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) in communities considered overburdened under New Jersey’s Environmental Justice Law. The latest lawsuits charge failure to abide by environmental obligations set forth in
Vineland Plant in Recapitalization Deal
A cold storage warehouse in Vineland was part of a recapitalization of a 1.7 million-square-foot cold storage portfolio located across nine markets nationwide, according to JLL Capital Markets, which arranged the deal. JLL represented the joint venture between Provender Partners and affiliates of Cerberus Capital Management in the transaction, which
Devils Place Cody Glass on IR, Recall Ethan Edwards from AHL
The New Jersey Devils announced Monday, November 17, 2025, that forward Cody Glass has been placed on the injured reserve list. According to the team, the decision is retroactive to November 12, 2025, and is connected to an upper-body injury. Earlier reports described that Glass had been injured last Wednesday
Two Complete Career Club Program
Demont Parker, Jr and Olivia Troxler-Sherrer received their certificates for completing the Cumberland County Custom Career Club (C5) program, under the CareerLaunch umbrella. Both of these outstanding teens are now working as junior counselors at the club. The program is a collaboration between several area agencies and the Cumberland County
Murphy Pardons 11 Veterans and a Vineland Inmate
In honor of Veterans Day, Gov. Phil Murphy announced 11 pardons for New Jersey veterans on November 11, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to rehabilitation and respect for those who have served our nation, according to a media release. Also, 55-year-old Jamie Wallace of Vineland is one of a group of
NJBPU Opens Highly Anticipated Dual-Use Solar Program to Establish New Revenue Stream for Farmers
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) today voted to open the Dual-Use Solar Energy Pilot Program (Dual-Use Pilot) application period to pre-qualified participants. The Dual-Use Pilot seeks to incorporate solar installations on designated farmland, also known as agrivoltaics – advancing a proven technology that will provide a new
Member Appreciation and Meeting at Vineland Historical Society
From left: Jennifer Hainley, Shirley Giddens, Dawn Hunter, Deborah Boerner Ein, and Jerilyn Mounier. Members are the key to the success of the Vineland Historical Society. And members were celebrated and acknowledged at the Vineland Historical Society’s Annual Member’s meeting and appreciation held recently. Valerie Neuber, president of the Board
Flipping the Script
PHOTO: Statepoint, © monkeybusinessimages / iStock via Getty Images Plus Traditionally, men have not taken a proactive role in their health care. Read about why that’s so—and how to turn the tide. Chances are more women will read this article than men. Yes, when it comes to men’s health, it
Millville Woman’s Club Hosts Children’s Alliance, Girls Career Institute Delegates
From left: Donna Pio, MWC Education Committee, Olivia Headley, Nadiah Jackson, Josephine Parlo, and Barbara Westog, MWC Education Committee. There was a full agenda for the Millville Woman’s Club (MWC) October meeting. Joan Fauver, 1st vice president, introduced Debbie Riveros, executive director of New Jersey Children’s Alliance (NJCA). Riveros explained