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Jets’ Pass Rush Returns at Full Strength as Glenn Defends Justin Fields vs Critics
On Tuesday, the New York Jets’ defensive line practiced at full strength for the first time this summer. Defensive end Jermaine Johnson joined in team drills after starting training camp on the physically unable to perform list. Johnson had been sidelined as he continued his return from Achilles surgery in
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Venturing Crew 21 eThe Garden State Council Scouts and leaders enjoyed a scenic hiketo a waterfall in Puerto Rico. Garden State Scouts earn their way to Puerto Rico. Garden State Council’s Troop 7151 B & G and Venturing Crew 21 of Westampton ranked among the nation’s top 10 popcorn sales
Annual Waterways Cleanup Event Set for September 27
The Authority is hosting its 33rd Annual Waterways Cleanup as part of the Cumberland County Clean Communities Program on September 27. This event is being held in conjunction with the annual Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup (ICC), hosted in New Jersey by the New Jersey Clean Communities Council. Through the
Rutgers’ Agrivoltaics Wins Solar Farm Award
The North American Agrivoltaics Awards program announced recently that Rutgers’ work in agrivoltaics has won its “Solar Farm of 2025” award. For the past several years, a project at Rutgers University, the Rutgers Agrivoltaics Program (RAP), has been focused on “agrivoltaics,” also known as “dual-use” solar, and is showing that
Jets’ Preseason Collapse Raises Alarms Over Justin Fields and Passing Attack
The New York Jets lost their second preseason game on Saturday, August 16, 2025, at MetLife Stadium by a score of 31-12 to the New York Giants. The result followed a win in their first preseason outing against the Green Bay Packers. Quarterback Justin Fields, who signed with the Jets
Keeping the Band’s Vibe Alive
Artimus Pyle has led the kind of life you dream of if you lived in a Jerry Bruckheimer film. He survived three plane crashes, one that made worldwide news. His own father died in a plane crash. He piloted aircraft for the Marines. But to earn his daily bread, Pyle,
Just Peachy
Jersey Fresh peaches from the region’s farm markets are the main ingredient in this cake recipe. Peaches of all varieties are in season, so don’t miss out on baking this delicious fruit into some yummy desserts. A good start is this peach upside-down cake. For a video of recipe prep
Village Visit
Re-enactors of the Second Pennsylvania Second Regimental Line–Continental Army make ready to advance their ranks to fire upon the British. Each soldier is dressed in a uniform that denotes the state he is from. Batsto Mansion is the backdrop in this photos. Photos by the Author Batsto Village is an
Vineland Pool Player Dominates National Championships
“Jersey Devil” Jose Vicente of Vineland dominated the 37th Annual Junior National Pool Championships, hosted by the Billiard Education Foundation (BEF) in July at the Oakley Lindsay Civic Center in Quincy, IL. He swept the 16 and under boys 9-Ball finals and took the gold with a commanding 8-2 win
Keystone Club Enjoys Service Project
Teen members from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County dropped off toiletries and other donations to “Always Supporting Our Military,” a non-profit that sends care packages to our deployed soldiers. They also helped pack boxes and stack shelves and had a good time overall helping with this project
Finding ‘Truth’
From left: Naomi Ingraldi, Alan Mounier, Jacqueline Sandro-Greenwell, Randolph Wilfong, and Lisa Weatheril with the “Truth” sculpture at Clay College in Millville. “Truth” is found in unexpected places. By Naomi Ingraldi, Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society Trustee On a muggy Wednesday morning, “Truth” was found gazing down on Millville’s Vine
Devils’ Luke Hughes Contract Talks Mired in Conflicting Insider Reports
The New Jersey Devils entered the summer with a clear objective: find a top-six winger to pair with either Nico Hischier or Jack Hughes — a move that never materialized. General manager Tom Fitzgerald did not bring in a marquee scorer, and as the offseason progressed, the team’s focus shifted
Aaron Glenn Calls for Discipline After Jets’ Flag-Filled Win Over Packers
On Saturday night, August 9, 2025, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, the New York Jets opened their preseason with a 30-10 win over the Green Bay Packers, but first-year head coach Aaron Glenn said the number of penalties remained a major concern. The Jets were called for 12 penalties,
Claire’s Stores Slated for Closure
Claire’s, located inside Vineland’s Cumberland Mall, will soon close its doors, according to many industry experts and company statements. Claire’s has 24 other New Jersey stores, and all are slated for potential closure, according to court records. USA TODAY reported that the large mall jewelry chain, which filed for bankruptcy
Produce Companies Sanctioned by USDA
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) imposed sanctions on July 31 against Kay Lookash Produce, operating out of Vineland, and three other produce businesses for failing to meet contractual obligations to the sellers of produce they purchased and for failing to pay reparation awards issued under the Perishable Agricultural Commodities
‘A Keeper of the Flame’
Philly kid John Oates returns to the area with gigs in Pennsylvania and right here at Levoy Theatre. In his yon teen years in the 1960s, John Oates did what any able-bodied Philadelphia area teenager did. He danced at Wagner’s Ballroom at Broad and Olney and Chez Vouz in Upper
Inspira Health Awarded for Equitable Care
Inspira Medical Center Vineland was ranked the number nine best acute care hospital in the U.S. out of 2,700 in a study of performance across measures of equity, value, and outcomes, according to the 2025 Lown Institute Hospitals Index. Inspira was the highest-ranked hospital in New Jersey. More than 125
Best Air Purifier of 2025: Tоp Picks for Cleaner Air at Hоme
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Summer Enrichment: ‘Playground in a Box’
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County participated in a recent Play Streets event at the Carl Arthur Center as part of its Summer Enrichment Program. Called “a playground in a box,” Play Streets offers constructive outdoor play opportunities for youngsters, while creating a family-friendly atmosphere on the streets.
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, August 15, from 6 to 8 p.m. with live music by
A 20th Century Photographic Walk Down Millville’s High Street: Memories of Businesses Past
If you enjoy reminiscing about your adventures on High Street and the stores you frequented in Millville during the 1900s, stop by the Millville Historical Society’s Headquarters and Genealogical and Research Library at 200 E. Main Street for this month’s exhibit, which is part of Millville’s Third Friday activities on
Ragsdale Drafted by Milwaukee Brewers
The Milwaukee Brewers selected Vineland native and St. Augustine Prep alum Josiah ”Joey” Ragsdale with the 215th pick in the seventh round of the 2025 MLB Draft in July. He was an outfielder for a year at Boston College (BC) and became the 94th player in program history to reach
Cumberland County’s 33rd Annual Waterways Cleanup Event Scheduled for September
The Authority is proud to announce its 33rd Annual Waterways Cleanup event, inviting community members and groups to participate. The Authority is hosting this event as part of the Cumberland County Clean Communities Program on September 27. This event is being held in conjunction with the annual Ocean Conservancy’s International
Jack Hughes’ Top-Ranked Contract May Complicate Devils’ Push to Sign Luke Hughes
As of August, the New Jersey Devils have not reached a new contract agreement with defenseman Luke Hughes, who was selected fourth overall in the 2021 NHL Entry Draft and has completed his entry-level deal. The team has approximately $6–7 million in salary cap space. Hughes, 21, has played 155
Precious Pinelands: Part 2
Cranberry farms have existed in the Pinelands since the mid-1800s, but the fruit was gathered by indigenous peoples long before. The modern way to harvest cranberries involves flooding the bog, then skimming with water wheels. Photo: Leslie M. Ficcaglia How a region’s natural and cultural resources were protected—and the challenges
Justin Fields Flops in Scrimmage at Camp While Mason Taylor Steals the Show
During the 2025 NFL offseason, the New York Jets released quarterback Aaron Rodgers and signed Justin Fields to replace him. Fields has participated in the team’s training camp and was described as looking “solid,” aside from a toe injury in July that was resolved quickly. On Friday of camp, Fields
Monster Trucks Coming to New Jersey Motorsports Park
Come witness the jaw-dropping Monster Trucks event at NJMP in Millville, NJ. Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping experience as six of these massive trucks go head-to-head and perform mind-blowing stunts. NJMP and KSR Motorsports are excited to bring top-notch trucks to this South Jersey racetrack venue, including: Killer Bee, The
Cooper Shipman Wins F4 U.S. Race at NJMP for Third Straight Victory
After sweeping the weekend at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course just a few weeks ago, Cooper Shipman carried momentum into the New Jersey Lottery SpeedTour weekend to win the opening race for Formula 4 United States Championship on Saturday afternoon. In a race with intense competition and attrition, Shipman (No. 14
Precious Pinelands
Green line shows the perimeter of the Pinelands National Reserve; purple line delineates the Pine Barrens Ecological Boundary. Courtesy Pinelands Preservation Alliance, Teachers Guide PART 1 of 2: How a region’s natural and cultural resources were protected with the help of many advocates. By Leslie M. Ficcaglia, CU Trustee Emeritus
Dragonfly Mercury Project Returns to Millville with August Sampling Events
CU Maurice River is once again proud to participate in the Dragonfly Mercury Project—a nationwide study of mercury deposition coordinated by the University of Maine, the National Park Service, and the USGS. Conducted in national parks and natural areas across the continental U.S., this project has become the largest mercury
