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Spectacular in Autumn

Sweetgum leaves—the red and yellow in center of photo—offer varying colors to our autumn display of foliage. All photos: J. Morton Galetto Sweetgum has many notable characteristics, but its fall leaf colors are stand-out brilliant. My first memories of sweetgum come from my childhood when we called them “gum ball”

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Italian Cultural Foundation Names 2025 Honorees

The Italian Cultural Foundation of South Jersey is thrilled to share the news of the selection of our 2025 Spirit of Achievement honorees—Michael Levari and Rich Allen—who have exemplified excellence and dedication in their respective fields. The Foundation invites the public to join in celebrating and honoring these individuals for

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Newfield, Thorofare Nurses Earn Scholarships

Two Jefferson Health Department of Nursing employees received annual Nursing Scholarships through the Magnet®-designated healthcare organization. They were chosen by the Nursing Selection Committee based on academic achievement and support of Jefferson’s mission. Joy Arteaga, a resident of Newfield, is a Jefferson Stratford Hospital Emergency Department RN, and is enrolled

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Microsoft Partners With New Vineland AI Center

Nebius Group N.V., a leading AI infrastructure company, recently announced a multi-billion-dollar agreement to deliver AI infrastructure to Microsoft from its new data center in Vineland, starting later this year. It is a multi-year agreement. Business media sources reported the deal to be worth $19.4 billion. Arkady Volozh, founder and

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Woman’s Club Supports Child Advocacy Center

From left: Bobbi Stubee, MWC; Donna Pio, MWC Education; Barbara Westog, NJSFWC/MWC Special State Project Director and Iris Migdalia Dabney, NJCA Bilingual Child Advocate. Millville Woman’s Club (MWC) is a member of New Jersey State Federation of Woman’s Clubs (NJSFWC).  The on-going NJSFWC Special State Project is support for New

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After-School Treat

Jersey Fresh apples star in this recipe—a real treat for your little ghouls. Apples are the the perfect treat for back-to-school season, and you can surprise the kids with these treats when they arrive home from school. This Jersey Fresh recipe calls for two cups apples, any variety you like,

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Loyle Lanes Arsonist Convicted in More Criminal Acts

The former lease-manager of a Deerfield bowling alley responsible for  burning down Loyle Lanes, a rival business in Vineland, was recently convicted of conspiring to kill two prosecutors and other government officials who worked to put him behind bars. The building was burned to the ground in January 2010.  Smink

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The Authority Helps Fund School Expansion

Groundbreaking was held recently for the Charles F. Seabrook School expansion in Upper Deerfield Township. Through this project, the Board of Education of Upper Deerfield will add 18,850 square feet to the school, including 12 new pre-k classrooms and new resource rooms and amenities.  The school is currently near capacity,

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Salad ala Watermelon

As we transition from summer to fall, melons are abundant at Jersey farm markets. This Jersey Fresh recipe pairs watermelon with Jersey tomatoes in a nutritious salad.  The recipe is shared by Jersey Fresh Four Ways with Chef Amanda Freitag.  For a video of recipe prep for this salad, visit

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CUT to…The Levoy

The history and grandeur of The Levoy is front and center at this year’s CUT International Short Film Festival. Millville’s contribution to the growing film festival world will celebrate its fourth annual event on September 19 and 20. The focus on opening night of the 2025 CUT International Short Film

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Seasonal Affective Disorder

Ever since my childhood, I knew that my response to the changing of seasons was out of the ordinary. Here is how it went for me: Born and bred a South Jersey girl, I spent summers at the shore. As Labor Day weekend approached my mood would shift toward melancholy.

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Salt Hay Farming

A recently cut section of salt hay at Cohansey Meadows Farm. Photos: J. Morton Galetto Salt hay farming continues, with new and innovative approaches in tune with nature and climate change. Salt hay farming is a traditional part of the Delaware Bayshore’s history. This historic land use transformed natural tidal

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BrightBloom Brings Specialized Autism Services to Millville

BrightBloom Centers, a provider of evidence-based therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and special needs, recently opened a new location in Millville at 10 E Main St, Suites F & G. The new center marks BrightBloom Centers’ second location in southern New Jersey, expanding access to specialized care

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Avena Finishes Second

Professional bass fisherman Adrian Avena of Vineland and his YETI teammate Dustin Connell of Clanton, AL,  finished second in a dramatic ending to the Championship Round of the B&W Trailer Hitches Challenge Cup Presented by 5-hour ENERGY® at Port Huron on Michigan’s Thumbcoast, according to Major League Fishing. Team 7Brew

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Millville’s Historic Ivory Soap Mural Restored

Millville’s Ivory Soap mural, located at the north entrance of High Street, is an important visual landmark in our community. The mural connects us to our past — to an earlier version of the Millville that was. Although we are surrounded by inevitable change & development in our community, Millville’s

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Sheena Easton: Diverse and Time-Honored

Scotland native Sheena Easton will appear at the Levoy in Millville on September 11  at 7 p.m. for a 75-90-minute concert She is accompanied by a trio of Las Vegas-based musicians. Easton is more than just “(Morning Train) 9 to 5” and “Sugar Walls,” although those two hit records from

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First Cases of West Nile Virus Reported in New Jersey

The New Jersey Department of Health is reporting the state’s first human cases of West Nile virus (WNV) this year. A child tested positive for West Nile virus neuroinvasive disease in Atlantic County with symptoms reported the third week of July. An adult in Middlesex County also tested positive for

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United Way of Gloucester County Announces 2025 Campaign Leadership

The United Way of Gloucester County (UWGC) proudly announces the leadership team for its 2025 Annual Fundraising Campaign, themed “Because of You.” This year, Karen Greene will serve as Campaign Chair, joined by Tara Levitt as Campaign Vice Chair. Karen Greene, a UWGC Board Member, longtime donor, and dedicated volunteer, brings decades of

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