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Cumberland County Schools Closed as Ice, Cold Grip Region After Storm

Cumberland County school districts were closed Tuesday, January 27, 2026, for a second consecutive day as a winter storm brought hazardous snow and ice conditions to the region. Forecasts showed dangerously cold temperatures overnight into Tuesday morning, with below-zero wind chills and temperatures in the single digits. The National Weather

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Playa Bowls Opens at Cumberland Mall

Playa Bowls at the Cumberland Mall opened recently. It is a popular, Jersey Shore-founded chain serving customizable, vibrant smoothie and superfruit bowls (like acai, pitaya, coconut) and smoothies, using fresh ingredients for a healthy, beachy vibe, often with toppings like fruit, granola, nut butters, and honey, appealing to various dietary

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Bojangles To Locate on Delsea Drive

The first southern New Jersey Bojangles Famous Chicken ‘n Biscuits restaurant will open at 3341 S. Delsea Drive in Vineland sometime this year, taking over a former Burger King site.   Bojangles is a chain of fast-food restaurants established in North Carolina in 1977. It is well-known for Cajun-seasoned fried

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County Health Officer Recognized

Cumberland County Health Officer Megan Sheppard was recently presented with the NJACCHO President’s Special Recognition at the New Jersey League of Municipalities conference. Sheppard’s dedication to the Maternal Child Health and Public Health Workforce Development workgroups was recognized and celebrated for being a guiding force for the organization.  Sheppard has

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Program Teaches Wellness

The Boys & Girls Club of Cumberland County’s Triple Play Program was in full swing as several special guests gave club kids important tips on living a healthy lifestyle.  Todd Ford from Fit Lyfe Nation held a session on physical education while Stacey Monteleone from Vineland High School spoke about

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Stump the Scientist

A good crowd comes out to do just that for show-and-tell at the Historical Society Museum. Despite the frosty January wind outside, the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society (VHAS) glowed during an evening of archaeology, mystery items, family stories, and an adult version of Show-and-Tell. Archaeologist and VHAS Trustee Alan

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Parvin Cabins Modernized

During the winter, the cabins at Parvin State Park are closed. Important renovation work is going on currently. Following the major years-long renovation project,  the maintenance team is adding more modern touches to ensure future campers enjoy more comfortable stays during the cabin season. Cabin reservations reopen April 1. From

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NJHealth Team Offers Education and Speakers

If your organization or group is looking for a speaker or healthcare education program, NJHealth Team Education Center and Speakers Bureau provides customized programs for both professionals and interested members of the public free of charge.     Its professional training program focuses on education for better health outcomes, improved

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Four Generations of Football Love

Tony Surace with sons Bob and Brian. How fitting that the football game of all football games—the Super Bowl—is held in February, the month where we celebrate love.  For the Surace family the football experience goes beyond this annual one-day event. For this family the love of the sport is

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Support Local Journalist and Family After House Fire

A fundraiser­—https://gofund.me/0ff356b51—is being organized by the New Jersey Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists to support journalist Mark Tyler and his family. The page is being managed by SPJ-NJ board members Krystal Knapp and Steve Lubetkin. Just two days before Christmas, tragedy struck the Tyler family. Their lifelong family

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Devils Call Up Lenni Hämeenaho

Devils Recall Lenni Hämeenaho, Assign Colton White to Utica

The New Jersey Devils announced Saturday that forward Lenni Hämeenaho has been recalled from the Utica Comets of the American Hockey League. The move is the first NHL recall of Hämeenaho’s career. To open a roster spot, the Devils assigned defenseman Colton White to Utica after he cleared waivers earlier

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Generational Country

Memaw and Poppy—Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty—would be proud of their respective grandkids, on stage at The Levoy early next month. Like most tribute acts on the circuit, Tayla Lynn and Tre Twitty walk a fine line between impersonation and interpretation in their 10-year-old homage to Loretta Lynn and Conway

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Hello Winter!

The smell of snow? One of the largest and most complex nerves in our skull is the trigeminal. It interprets both sensory and motor information, including our sense of smell. It responds to tingling sensations like mint, spices, or the bite of winter air. The trigeminal nerve relays a “subtle

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Eagle Trail Walk / SOUPer Fest

Saturday, January 24 Eagle Trail Walk. Natural Lands, The Glades – Eagle Trailhead, 891 Turkey Point Rd., Port Norris. 9 a.m. Join CU Maurice River (CUMR) for our Annual Eagle Trail Walk, the first outing of 2026. Take a winter hike through the Glades Wildlife Refuge alongside a team of

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Hardenbergh Insurance Locates on West Landis

Hardenbergh Insurance Group (HIG), an independent insurance agency based in Marlton, recently leased a 5,200-square-foot office space located at 228 West Landis Avenue in Vineland. As part of its strategic expansion in Cumberland County, HIG selected this office property to strengthen its presence in Vineland and enhance visibility along Landis

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Yankees Acquire Ryan Weathers in Prospect Deal to Cover Rotation Gaps

The New York Yankees announced last Tuesday night, January 14, 2026, that they have acquired left-handed pitcher Ryan Weathers from the Miami Marlins in a four-player prospect trade aimed at strengthening a rotation facing early-season uncertainty. Miami will receive outfielders Dillon Lewis and Brendan Jones, along with infielders Dylan Jasso

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Music Therapy

Have you ever been cheered up from a bad mood by a happy tune? Or have you ever been thrilled with goosebumps by a symphony orchestra? How about melancholy brought on when listening to music from your past? Music exerts a powerful influence on us. But what about music as

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New Jersey Motorsports Park Introduces Instructor Certification Program for Riders Club in 2026

NJMP Launches Riders Club Instructor Certification Program for 2026

New Jersey Motorsports Park is proud to announce its “Riders Club Instructor Certification Program” created by Ken Hill, former professional road racer widely acknowledged as one of the top riding coaches in the nation. Over the past year, NJMP management recognized that club members were asking for access to professional-level

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Vineland Superintendant of Schools Tapped for Camden Position

The New Jersey State Board of Education recently appointed Vineland Public Schools Superintendent Alfonso Q. Llano as State Superintendent of the Camden City School District.  As superintendent here since 2021, Llano leads 10,000 students and 1,000 staff members. He implemented a strategic plan and a community-driven Portrait of a Graduate,

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Karma Party Movement To Benefit Area Service Organizations

The Karma Party Movement now informs the Vineland Historical Society’s (VHAS) recognition and support of small organizations that help people. The movement was developed in Las Vegas by society trustee Jen Hainley and has led VHAS  to find ways to make good karma work for the community.  The first meeting

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