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Kennedy Gets World Series Ring
Buddy Kennedy at bat in May when he was Player of the Month in the AAA International League starring for the Phillies farm team, Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs. PHOTO: Lehigh Valley Ironpigs © Aspenphoto | Dreamstime.com Major League Baseball journeyman player and former Phillies outfielder Buddy Kennedy of Millville will
Rite Aid Patient Files Acquired by CVS
Vineland and surrounding area former Rite Aid patient files have been acquired by CVS Pharmacy. The acquisition of select Rite Aid assets nationwide was completed recently. CVS acquired the prescription files of 626 former Rite Aid and Bartell Drugs pharmacies in 15 states. As a result of the transactions, CVS
Okotie-Isekenegbe Scholarship Established
Dr. Thomas Isekenegbe, former Cumberland County College president, recently established an endowment in memory of his wife, Patience Okotie-Isekenegbe. Cumberland County Education Foundation Board of Directors gathered for an endowment signing to commemorate the scholarship for Cumberland County residents. The scholarship will be awarded annually for $1,000 to a first-generation
State of Lung Cancer in New Jersey
The American Lung Association in New Jersey released the 2025 “State of Lung Cancer” report, which reveals that despite major progress, more needs to be done to end the burden of this devastating disease on families throughout the state. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths here in
Women’s Group to Award Primary Wage Earners, Seeks Applicants
The deadline is fast approaching to apply for the Soroptimist International of Cumberland County (SICC) Live Your Dream Award. Women who reside in Cumberland County or Salem County, are the primary wage earners for their families, and seek financial assistance to go back to school can now apply online for
Sea Isle City’s Annual Veterans Day Ceremony Will Take Place on November 11
Mayor Leonard Desiderio will host Sea Isle City’s 2025 Veterans Day Ceremony at 11:00 AM on Tuesday, November 11, at Veterans Park, JFK Boulevard and Landis Avenue, where the community will gather in honor of the men and women who served in America’s armed forces. The ceremony will feature patriotic
Rowan College of South Jersey Hosts Veterans Day Celebrations on Both Campuses, Nov. 10–11
Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) will host Veterans Day ceremonies on both its Cumberland and Gloucester campuses to honor the bravery, sacrifice, and courage of America’s veterans. The Cumberland Campus’s Ceremony will be held on Monday, Nov. 10, at 10 a.m. in the Luciano Theater. The Gloucester Campus’s Ceremony
Giants’ Future Is Jaxson Dart, Yet His Team Keeps Holding Him Back
The New York Giants again showed the strain of a season slipping away. Late in the first half of a 34-24 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, linebacker Brian Burns delivered a sack and forced fumble that rookie Abdul Carter plucked from the air, which should have led to points.
David’s Poem
The Grunt, aka David Tompkins, expressed the dark realities of Vietnam from the war zone. Those of us of a certain age recall the Vietnam years. The body counts on the evening news. The draft and the lottery that would tell us—by the birthdate pulled and ranked in the order pulled
ShopRite, Wakefern Donate $1.25M to Support Families During Shutdown
ShopRite and Wakefern Food Corp. are pledging $1.25 million in food and funds to food banks across the region to support families impacted by the ongoing federal government shutdown and the uncertainty surrounding SNAP benefits. Wakefern, the retailer-owned supermarket cooperative with members who own and operate supermarkets across nine states,
Focus on Veterans
The New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home at Vineland has served New Jersey veterans of every war and armed conflict since the War of 1812. It is Medicare certified and licensed by the State of New Jersey to provide skilled nursing home services. The home is also certified by the United
Uncover Hidden Connections at ‘Maps & Deeds: People, Places, and Purpose!’
Map below is from a close-up image taken from the large 1886 O.H. Bailey panoramic map of Millville that hangs on the wall of the Millville Historical Society’s headquarters. Join the Millville Historical Society for a captivating Third Friday event on November 21, from 6 to 8 p.m. at our
Buck Moth
Its lifecycle is a true ugly duckling to swan story. Buck moth caterpillar on white oak leaf. Note the numerous multi-branched spines, which pack a powerful venom that produces a stinging sensation. Photo: mkfierke, iNaturalist One of our forest denizens shows up as an adult around October 20 through November
A Long Wait
Lost World War II Purple Heart returned to soldier’s family. Nelson J. Nutt Jr. accompanied by his son Eric Nutt both of Hamilton Township, NJ, hold the Purple Heart medal awarded posthumously to his uncle, PFC Joseph Edward Nutt, who was killed in action during World War II. The medal
Devils Lose Brett Pesce for at Least One Month After Upper-Body Injury
The New Jersey Devils, holding an 8-1-0 record and riding an eight-game winning streak, will be without defenseman Brett Pesce for at least one month after he suffered an upper-body injury during Sunday’s win against the Colorado Avalanche. The injury occurred with 5:21 remaining in the first period after he
Atlantic City’s Holiday Parade Expands with Festive Market, New Date & Route
The City of Atlantic City’s annual Holiday Parade is getting even merrier, brighter, and more magical this season! The celebration will now include a full Holiday Market at the end of the parade, featuring local vendors, festive treats, and seasonal refreshments that promise to delight the entire family. To make
The Whole Pumpkin
Oh, what to do with your leftover Halloween pumpkins? Not the jack-o-lanterns but the ones you painted or simply had for decor. No worries, the Jersey Fresh website has it covered with these two recipes—one for roasted pumpkin seeds, a tasty after-school treat, the other for a fresh pumpkin mash
Identify and Divert
Recently the Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office Criminal Justice Unit received a $1.3 million grant from the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General for a Mental Health Diversion Program. This Mental Health Diversion Program was enacted under the Criminal Reform Act and codified in N.J. legislation to offer alternatives to
Kelly Inducted into Rotary Club of Tri-County
Rotary Club of Tri-County welcomed new member Christine Kelly (holding certificate) at a recent meeting. She was sponsored by member Karen Warker Bernhardt (to left of Kelly in photo)and inducted by, at far left, Assistant Governor Phyllis Mazzeo (Hammonton Rotary Club) and Tri-County President Dan Griffiths. For more information on
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New Jersey American Water Encourages Customers to Explore Bill Payment Help
As the federal government shutdown continues to delay pay for federal worker and contractors and disrupts funding for public programs, New Jersey American Water is reminding customers that several affordability resources are available to help maintain access to clean, reliable water and wastewater service. For decades, New Jersey American Water has
Jets Legend Nick Mangold Dies at 41 After Battle With Kidney Disease
The New York Jets have announced the death of former center Nick Mangold, who passed away on Saturday, October 25, 2025, at the age of 41, due to complications from kidney disease. His death comes less than two weeks after he publicly revealed that he was undergoing dialysis and in
Saluting All Veterans
Guest speaker at 24th annual event in Millville will pay tribute to her father, who served at the Millville Army Air Field. Semper Marine Detachment 205 of Vineland presented the colors for more than 200 visitors to Veterans Appreciation Day at Millville Executive Airport in 2024. The Millville Army Air
Witches’ Butter, Anyone?
It’s the perfect topic for all ghosts and goblins of the dark woods and forest glens. Witches’ butter is a jelly fungus and saprophyte, a type of mushroom found on dead hardwood sticks and branches. It is most commonly seen in spring and fall, but also appears in winter during
Giants Release Jude McAtamney After Costly Misses in Painful Loss to Broncos
The New York Giants released kicker Jude McAtamney on Tuesday, October 21, 2025, after he missed two extra points in Sunday’s 33–32 loss to the Denver Broncos at Empower Field at Mile High. The defeat was one of the team’s most difficult collapses of the season, as New York lost
… And Women, Too
Special exhibition at the Museum of the American Revolution includes an item related to women’s suffrage—on loan from the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society. From left: Valerie Neuber, VHAS Board of Trustees president; Laura Walsh, MOAR exhibit’s project manager, and Naomi Ingraldi, VHAS trustee. In late summer, Valerie Neuber, president
Ed Salmon: A Legacy of Courtesy, Kindness, Respect
By Margie Barham Tucked away in a shoebox or scrapbook you may find a note from Edward H. Salmon. During his career as a coach, mayor, freeholder, state assemblyman, and businessman he sent out thousands of notes of congratulations to area residents who were featured in newspaper articles that acknowledge
City of Atlantic City, Mayor Small Receive Prestigious Cultural Award
Mayor Marty Small, Sr. and the City of Atlantic City Office of Multicultural Services have been honored with the Diaspora Excellence Award from Rediscover Africa 2025 and the Ghanaian Associations of South Jersey and Atlantic City. This distinguished recognition celebrates the city’s ongoing commitment to diversity, cultural unity, and inclusion.
