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New Jersey Listed on the FuelFest 2026 World Tour Schedule
FuelFest, the ultimate automotive lifestyle, music, and show experience, announced 2026 global tour — its most expansive calendar to date — featuring all-new events in Qatar, London, Southern California (Orange County), and Chicago, alongside six additional fan-favorite U.S. destinations. FuelFest blends world-class car culture, live motorsports, and music with a
Jets Sign RB Raheem Blackshear as Bills Line Tightens for Week 18
With only one game remaining on the schedule, the New York Jets made a quiet but telling roster move Tuesday, adding running back and return specialist Raheem Blackshear to the practice squad ahead of their Week 18 road finale against the Buffalo Bills. The Jets announced the signing on Tuesday,
Snowbird
When April arrives juncos begin their springtime exodus to their breeding grounds north of our region. ALL PHOTOS BY AUTHOR Dark-eyed juncos are so named for their arrivals in winter territories before the first snow falls. By Tony Klock, CU Maurice River Come late September and early October, cold fronts
Roadrunner Baseball Team Presented with National Championship Rings
Head coach Rob Valli (pictured second row, center) with his winning team. The members of the 2005 Roadrunner Baseball team of RCSJ- Gloucester were presented with their NJCAA Division III National Championship rings recently in a ceremony on campus. The 2025 championship was the third straight national crown under head
County Women’s Hall of Fame To Induct Three
The Cumberland County Women’s Hall of Fame recently announced three new inductees. The organization honors local women of outstanding achievement who have made significant contributions to a profession, the community, or women’s issues. Monies from the event are used to award scholarships to young women who graduate from Cumberland County
Phone-Free Grants Go to Two Local Schools
Two Cumberland County school districts recently received Phone-Free-Schools grants from The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE). Cumberland Regional and Deerfield Township were among the 86 districts that got grants. Cumberland received $9,950 and Deerfield $1,000. The funds will support school districts in implementing a bell-to-bell policy for all students in
Hallowed Ground
Don Aikens, costumed as Revolutionary War Officer; Sarah Tarpine, WAA event coordinator; Captain Lou Spinelli, VFW Post 1795, Bridgeton. PHOTOS BY AUTHOR Wreaths Across America ceremony, held annually, has special significance on the eve ofour nation’s 250th anniversary. By Valerie K. Baron, Chapter Regent, Greenwich Tea Burning Chapter Last month, a
Millville Woman’s Club Wraps Up Year with Community Service Projects
The Millville Woman’s Club held its annual Tree of Remembrance ceremony in their clubhouse last month. The special ceremony was a time for club members and others from the community to honor or give special recognition to family members or friends. It was a fundraiser and with each name submitted
Giants Snap Nine-Game Skid in Raiders, Complicate Race for No. 1 Draft Pick
The New York Giants entered Sunday’s game at Allegiant Stadium knowing a loss would have all but clinched the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Instead, they defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 34-10, snapping a nine-game losing streak and significantly changing the draft outlook for both teams.
Jets Place Justin Fields on Injured Reserve, Ending His 2025 Season
Justin Fields’ 2025 season with the New York Jets officially ended Tuesday, December 23, when head coach Aaron Glenn announced the quarterback had been placed on injured reserve. With only two games remaining on the Jets’ schedule, the move guarantees Fields will not return this season, as injured reserve requires
Tate McRae Attends Jack Hughes’ Return Game as Devils Fall to Sabres
Jack Hughes returned to the New Jersey Devils’ lineup on Sunday night, just more than five weeks after undergoing finger surgery, and scored the home team’s only goal in a 3–1 loss to the Buffalo Sabres at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. Hughes, 24, was activated off injured reserve
Vineland Trash and Recycling Collection Fee to Increase in 2026
For the first time in five years, Vineland will be raising its trash and recycling collection fee from $24.00 per month to $28.00 per month. This decision comes after careful consideration of steadily increasing operational costs, including rising labor, insurance, and maintenance costs, along with three consecutive years of landfill
New Jersey Motorsports Park Unveils Full 2026 Event Schedule
New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP) announces a 2026 event and entertainment schedule that includes something for everyone. From car and motorcycle races, both modern and vintage, to food truck festivals, obstacle runs, motocross, and the return of Monster Trucks on Father’s Day weekend, NJMP’s 500-acre complex is the premier entertainment
Cumberland Regional’s Campbell Named Exemplary Teacher
Cumberland Regional High School (CRHS) proudly announces that Elisabeth Campbell has been recognized as an Exemplary Educator by the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE). This prestigious honor recognizes outstanding New Jersey educators who exhibit exceptional educational talent, an inspiring presence, and a clear, positive impact on students, colleagues, and
Yankees Eye Michael King Reunion as Insider Says ‘There’s Real Interest’
The New York Yankees have not made a major splash in free agency so far, but their offseason activity continues to draw attention as they explore multiple options on the pitching market. Among those options is a familiar name. Michael King, who began his major league career with the Yankees
Garcia Balicki To Serve on Sherril’s Transition Team
Cumberland County Commissioner-Elect Yolanda Garcia Balicki was recently chosen by Governor-Elect Mikie Sherril to serve on the transition Local Government Advisory Group. Democrat Garcia Balicki, along with running mate John Capizola, ousted two incumbent Republicans in the November 4 election. The defeat of Douglas Albrecht and Victoria Lods reduced the
Vineland Music Teacher and Deaf Dog Receive PETA Award
For teaching young people the power of kindness and that other animals are just like us in all the ways that matter, TeachKind—PETA’s humane education division—is sending music teacher Chris Hannah and his adopted deaf dog Cole its first-ever Perfect Pitch Pup Ambassadors Award, along with a gift basket bursting
Classic Cake
In just 10 steps you’ll be enjoying this time-honored dessert that stars Jersey Fresh apples. With the holidays upon us and the apple harvest gathered, it’s time to pull out your favorite recipe for Jewish apple cake. You don’t have one, you say? Then try this Jersey Fresh recipe, shared
Center Teaches Life Skills to Developmentally Challenged
Most don’t think much about life skills. From doing laundry to paying bills, cooking, cleaning, getting where we need to go, we just pick it up on our own. But for those with a developmental disability the basic activities of daily living can be challenging. That is where the Center
Cole Wins PETA Award
For teaching young people the power of kindness and that other animals are just like us in all the ways that matter, TeachKind—PETA’s humane education division—is sending music teacher Chris Hannah and his adopted deaf dog Cole its first-ever Perfect Pitch Pup Ambassadors Award, along with a gift basket bursting
Vineland Police Department Promotes New Deputy Chief and Captain
Vineland city officials were on hand for the promotion of two outstanding members of the Vineland Police Department. First, Captain Craig Scarpa was promoted to the rank of Deputy Chief. He was joined by his wife Elise, son Nicky, and daughter Cameron. Deputy Chief Scarpa joined the Department in 2007
Reindeer Eats
What’s your reindeer been eating? Photo: Bauer, Erwin and Peggy A lesson in lichenology is an apt one for this time of year. Last month we went on a tour with biologist Jason Hafstad, who works for the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Office of Natural Lands Management (ONLM).
Rotary Visits Spring Oak
From left: Rotarians: D’Mar Crosell, Angela D’Otttavio, Beatrice Hughes, Phyllis Griffiths, Chris Volker and Dan Griffiths. The Tri-County Rotary Club visited Spring Oak Assisted Living to hold a wonderful holiday event with lots of holiday cheer. Rotarians and residents sang holiday songs and enjoyed treats. A big thanks to Rotarians
Jaxson Dart Evaluated for Concussion as Giants Fall to Commanders
New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart was removed from Sunday’s game for a concussion evaluation during the fourth quarter of a 29–21 loss to the Washington Commanders, a decision that surprised the rookie and added another data point to a recurring issue during his first NFL season. The loss dropped
Third Friday at Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts
Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts, 22 N. High St., Millville. Third Friday at the Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts is presented by PNC Arts Alive. Experience the art, meet the artists, enjoy refreshments. Art Reception is Friday,December 19, from 6 to 8 p.m. with live music by SJ
NJ Secures $540M to Support Hospital and Outpatient Care
The New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) and the New Jersey Department of Human Services (NJDHS) have announced that the federal government has approved approximately $540 million in funding to help hospitals care for uninsured residents and to improve outpatient services for Medicaid patients. This major investment, planned for State
Yuletide at Vineland Historical Society
The afternoon of Saturday, December 6, was filled with warmth and nostalgia at the Vineland Historical Society’s Holiday Open House. Trustee Christopher Mohan, dressed in a top hat and frock coat, beckoned people inside with the ringing of the Reber School brass bell. Hot chocolate, cookies, and good cheer awaited
Dodgers Land Edwin Díaz as Mets Face Backlash and Stearns Addresses Fans
On December 9, ESPN reported that the Los Angeles Dodgers signed former New York Mets closer Edwin Díaz to a three-year, $69 million deal, identifying him as the top reliever available in free agency. The contract established a new high for a reliever’s average annual value and aligned with Los
RCSJ Roadrunner Athletes of the Season Honored at Ceremony
RCSJ Roadrunners Fall 2025 Athletes of the Season: Laney Vecchio, Women’s Cross Country, and Alphiwe Ngcobo, Men’s Soccer. Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) Roadrunner Athletics saluted its fall season athletes during the 2025 Awards Banquet held last month. Athletes and coaches from the men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and
Rowan College of South Jersey Celebrates $10,000 Endowment Honoring Albert
Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) hosted an endowment-signing ceremony recently at the Eugene J. McCaffrey College Center. The $10,000 endowment was established by the Lauren Rose Albert Foundation and honors the life and legacy of Lauren Rose Albert for her compassion and advocacy for those in need. Attendees at the
