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Millville High School Seniors Share With Millville Woman’s Club
Top photo, from left: Donna Pio, Yashaira Marie Acevedo, Mikayla Kuhns, and Barbara Westog. Below: Peyton Bartleson and Layla Sidberry. Learning and expanding our knowledge is very important and can also be exciting. This is particularly essential for our young folks as they mature and venture out, broadening their horizons.
Nebius AI Center in Missouri is Largest in Country
AI cloud company Nebius, the owner/tenant of Vineland’s Data One center being built on South Lincoln Avenue, recently won approval from the Independence, Missouri City Council for the largest AI factory in the U.S to date. Approval of the Chapter 100 industrial development incentive plan lets Nebius proceed with the
Best Playgrounds in South New Jersey 2026
South Jersey has leaned into a “Golden Age” of playground design over the last few years. As we move through 2026, the Garden State is leading the region in inclusive play, fossil-themed adventures, and high-tech sensory zones. Whether you’re crossing the Burlington-Bristol, the Betsy Ross, or the Tacony-Palmyra, these South
Exhibit To Travel to Millville
The Millville Historical Society and the Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts are excited to host RevolutionNJ’s traveling exhibit “Revolutionary Lives: Living the American Experiment Then and Now!” The exhibit will be open at the Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts on March 26–28, and March 31–April 4, from 11
Household Hazardous Waste and Document Shredding Events Set
The dates for The authority’s Household Hazardous Waste and Document Shredding (HHW) for 2026 have been scheduled. They are as follows: Saturday, April 11, Saturday, June 6, and Saturday, September 12. The events will take place from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Cumberland County Solid Waste Complex at
Blue Skies Forever Tour at The Levoy
Electric Light Orchestra—the prog rock band that many would credit with the movement itself—oozed U.K. Then again, they all did. Yes, the Moody Blues and Emerson, Lake & Palmer. But this is about a concert by the Orchestra, once known as ELO Part II, comprised of a handful of members
Pep Rally at VHS is Superintendent’s Sendoff
Ninth and 10th grade Vineland High School students recently held a special winter pep rally. The event began by recognizing class officers, followed by Student Government Association officers, applauding their leadership and dedication to the school community. The crowd was then treated to performances by the VHS dance and cheer
Cumberland County Poster Contest
Cumberland County invites fourth grade students to participate in the “My County” Poster Contest. Students may create a poster about county government or something unique about Cumberland County. The top three winners will receive gift cards, be featured on the cover of the Election Calendar, and have their artwork displayed
Roadrunners Women’s Basketball Team Wins Fifth Region 19 Title
With its recent 62-51 triumph over No.1 seed Passaic County, the Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) Roadrunner Women’s Basketball team captured the program’s fifth overall Region 19 title and earned a berth in the NJCAA Division III National Championship Tournament. Leading the charge were tournament MVP Shannon Pierman, who
Rubber Matches
Pok-to-pok ball game, depicted on a ceramic vessel, c. A.D. 682-701. The rubber ball, symbolic of the sun, was thrust by hips and knees. Team members who lost were sacrificed, according to signage at archeological sites but present-day archeologists disagree on this outcome. (Dallas Museum of Art). From Mesoamerica to
Soccer to Tennis Transition for Vineland Athlete
Angie Mainiero, 25, of Vineland, an MBA graduate student at Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh, NY, made an unusual career change in the fast-paced world of collegiate athletics. The pivot came when she traded 15 years of soccer history for a tennis racket and a completely new set of
Vineland’s Glastron To Expand
Vineland glass manufacturer Glastron Inc. has announced plans to more than double the size of its operation; the project also includes extensive improvements. Glastron has been at 510 Northwest Boulevard, at the corner of Erin Street, for more than 50 years and specializes in precision glass. The plan concept was
Nationally Ranked Vineland Fighter in Big Bout March 28
Joe Pyfer (nicknamed “Bodybagz”) is an American Ultimate Fight Club Championship (UFC) Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) middleweight fighter born in Vineland who will fight in the main event against former two-time UFC Middleweight Champion Israel Adesanya in the main event on March 28 at the Ultimate Fighting UFC Fight Night
New Jersey Voters Weigh In on Immigration Policies
Two-thirds of New Jersey voters think immigration enforcement efforts in this country have gone too far and 59 percent said ICE’s deportation tactics are making communities less safe, according to a Stockton University poll released recently. When it comes to the scope of immigration enforcement, 12 percent said recent efforts
Tak’s Journey
A relatable story of immigration and incarceration is retold at a gathering of Japanese Americans, many of whom grew up at Seabrook Farms. Takeshi Furumoto was born in a prison camp. The 81-year-old started life in the barren wasteland of Tule Lake in northern California, one of 10 desolate locations
Millville Army Air Field Museum Welcomes Pangburn to Advisory Board
The Millville Army Air Field Museum (MAAFM) recently announced that retired U.S. Marine Corps Colonel Charles H. Pangburn III (U.S. Marine Corps (Ret.), a highly respected and decorated military veteran, has joined the Museum’s Advisory Board. Col. Pangburn grew up in Millville, graduating from Millville Sr. High School in 1973.
Bay Atlantic Symphony: Extraordinary Contrasts
Saturday, March 21At Guaracini Performing Arts Center at Rowan College of SJ – Cumberland, 3322 College Dr., Vineland 3 p.m. The iconic Appalachian Spring speaks to freshness, simplicity and hope. This touchstone pairs with Manuel de Falla’s ferociously passionate ballet, bringing back Met Opera star Barbara Dever and the engaging
Inspira Health Enhances Leadership Model, Appoints Executives
Inspira Health has announced an enhanced shared decision-making structure designed to further strengthen “systemness” across the organization. Through smaller, cross-functional teams, the new leadership structure will provide additional opportunities for leaders to share learnings, align on priorities and make decisions as a more cohesive unit. This model is intended to
City of Vineland Mayor Delivers State of the City Address
Vineland Mayor Anthony Fanucci recently delivered the 2026 State of the City Address to members of the Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce. The positive tone of the speech reflected the city’s achievements during the past year, and an agenda for 2026 that continues to move the city forward. “Over the
Arctic Blast Triggers March 1–4 Snow and Ice Threat Across Midwest and Northeast
Forecasters are tracking a winter storm that could bring snow, sleet, and freezing rain from Sunday, March 1, through Tuesday, March 3, as fresh Arctic air moves south and meets warm, moisture-laden air advancing from the South. AccuWeather says the colder air will surge over the weekend. Temperatures are projected
Cumberland County Trash Hunt Set for March 21
Signups due by Friday, March 6 The Authority invites community members and groups to join its 34th Annual Cumberland County Trash Hunt on Saturday, March 21. The Authority sponsors this annual event through the Cumberland County Clean Communities Program to promote awareness and accountability for protecting and preserving the environment.
An Afternoon of Reflection: Millville Women on the Homefront During World War II
Women’s History Month provides an opportunity to recognize and honor the significant contributions of women to American history, culture, and society. This year, the Millville Historical Society will highlight the roles of New Jersey women during World War II, with special emphasis on those from the Millville community. On Saturday,
Urology Doctor Joins Vineland Practice
New Jersey Urology recently announced that Marc Zeffren, M.D., has joined the practice. Dr. Zeffren is a urologist specializing in the management of urologic stone disease, benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and urologic malignancies, with a particular focus on minimally invasive surgical treatment of renal masses and prostate cancer. New Jersey
Red for Heart Health
Millville Woman’s Club members, from left: Nancy Tam, Misono Miller, Mary Miskelly, Roberta Stubee, and Jane Christy at the Cumberland Mall. February 6 was National Wear Red Day in recognition of February being heart health month and support of the American Heart Association (AHA). Members of the Millville Woman’s Club
Vikings WR Rondale Moore Found Dead at 25 in Indiana Home
Rondale Moore, a wide receiver who most recently played for the Minnesota Vikings, was found dead Saturday, Feb. 21, at his home in New Albany, Indiana. He was 25. Authorities in New Albany responded to a call Saturday night at a residential property in Moore’s hometown. He was located in
Maloy Toy Collection Auctioned
An early Marklin (German) hand-painted early musical carousel knocked down for $120,000 and a circa-1912-1915 Marklin Series II clockwork-driven model of the Battleship Brooklyn achieved $90,000 at the recent Vineland-based Bertoia’s auction of the Martin and Deborah Maloy Collection. The Maloy collection was gathered over a period of 60 years
Frequent Flyers
Bird strikes with airplanes are dangerous and costly for airports and airlines. Photo: Falcon/Faucon facebook page Wildlife management at airports is essential in preventing bird strikes, keeping both human and avian flyers safe. By Pam Hull, CU Maurice River In the January 14 issue, my article “True Lark” described horned
Red Letter Day for Seniors
Mayor Anthony Fanucci and Mary Barner cut the ribbon to celebrate the renovations at and reopening of the Vineland Senior Center. PHOTOS: NAOMI INGRALDI Ribbon is cut on revovated Vineland Senior Center, which has already reopened. Friday, February 13 didn’t bring bad luck. It brought a beautiful sunny day for
New E-Bike Law One of Strictest in Country
On January 19, New Jersey implemented one of the strictest laws in the country regarding classification of e-bikes as “motorized bicycles.” Riders must be at least 15, possess a valid driver’s or motorized bicycle license, register their e-bike with the NJ Motor Vehicle Commission, and carry liability insurance. A one-year
Bishop McCarthy Ratifies New Contract
Following more than a year of bargaining, about 20 members of JNESO District Council 1, AFL-CIO, at Bishop McCarthy Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare in Vineland recently voted unanimously to ratify a new three-year contract. JNESO is a healthcare union representing more than 5,000 nurses, technicians, and other health care