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Jets Request Interview With Daronte Jones in Defensive Coordinator Search
The New York Jets made their first coaching move of the offseason on Thursday, January 8, 2026, by requesting an interview with Minnesota Vikings defensive passing game coordinator and defensive backs coach Daronte Jones for their vacant defensive coordinator position. The opening became available after Jets head coach Aaron Glenn
Trail System To Be Named in Honor of Pioneering Vineland Scientist Mary Treat
Vineland’s rich history is gaining a new chapter with the dedication of the Willow Oak Natural Area trail system to Mary Treat, a pioneering ecologist and one of Vineland’s most notable residents of the town’s first decade. The Vineland Environmental Commission made the recommendation to City Council following requests from
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,January 16, from 6 to 8 p.m. with live music by Andy
Boys & Girls Club Staff Members of the Year
Two Boys & Girls Club of Cumberland County staff members were recognized recently at the BGC Staff Holiday Dinner at Green Olive Restaurant. Congratulations to Vivian Rodriguez, left, and Maria Christmann for being named Staff Members of the Year for 2025!
UFCW Local 152 Ratifies Contract
About 200 members of UFCW Local 152 who work at Top Quality “TQ” Baking, a Marzetti company in Vineland, recently ratified a new contract. These workers are employed in production, sanitation, maintenance, and more, and help to produce the popular frozen “Texas Toast” garlic bread, which can be found at
NJ Health Hospice Seeks Volunteers
A pleasant conversation and a cup of coffee can make a difference for a hospice patient. NJ Health is looking for people who are willing to share their time, talents, and compassion visiting with hospice patients. Your volunteer service will fit your schedule and interests, and visit assignments are
Breast Cancer Expert to Lead Breast Surgery Program at Rutgers Cancer Institute
After a national search, RWJBarnabas Health and Rutgers Cancer Institute, the state’s only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, have appointed Kathie-Ann Joseph, MD, MPH, FACS, as Chief of Breast Surgery and Co-Director of the multidisciplinary breast program at Rutgers Cancer Institute and the Jack & Sheryl Morris Cancer Center.
Bovada Casino Review 2026: Is It Legit? Bonuses, Game Variety & Payment Methods
Editorial Disclosure: SNJToday may receive compensation when readers visit platforms through links on our site. This does not influence our evaluations, which are based on independent research and testing. See our full methodology. In this Bovada Casino review, we will find out why this platform remains a titan in online
True Lark
It is not uncommon for horned larks to attend the Millville Army Airfield Museum’s Airshow, perching upon runway lights to get a better view of the action. Photo: J. Morton Galetto The male horned lark resembles Batman. The species is a year-round resident in our region. By Pam Hull, CU
Turtle Patrol
From left: Randall Solomon, executive director, Sustainable Jersey, Downe Township; Nadine Lockley, clerk; Liz Cowley, Green Team chair; Laurie Williams, Green Team secretary; Shelia Levine, Green Team member; and Mayor Mike Rothman. Downe Township earns 2025 Sustainable Creativity and Innovation Award. Downe Township was honored recently with the 2025 Creativity
Local Man in New Program to Find Kidney Donor
Fernando Moreno, a 50-year-old truck driver from Vineland is now part of “The Great Social Experiment,” a name given it by its founder Los Angeles filmmaker David Krissman. Moreno has been on dialysis for about two years, enduring what he described as an “unbearable” wait for a new kidney to
Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County Recognizes Board Members
Back row, from, left: Outgoing CEO Chris Volker, Sandy Weber, Diane Cristiano, Michael Morton, Adam Kaspar, and incoming CEO Carlos Mercado. Front row, from left: Ute Propert, Jennifer Negron, and Carolyn Kaspar. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County recently held its Annual Board Holiday Dinner at Maplewood Restaurant
Giants Stick With Joe Schoen After 4–13 Season and Daboll Firing
The New York Giants confirmed Monday that Joe Schoen will return as general manager and lead the organization’s search for a new head coach, despite the team finishing the 2025 season with a 4–13 record. The decision followed a third consecutive losing season and came one day after the Giants
Garton’s Earns County Technical Education Award
From left: Henry “Buster” Garton, Sandy Garton and CCTEC Principal Gregory McGraw.PHOTO: Courtesy CCTEC Vineland-based Garton’s Rigging was recently honored as Cumberland County Technical Education Center 2025 Business Partner of the Year for its sustained, hands-on support of CCTEC programs. Each year, the state’s 21 county vocational school districts honor
Millville Womans Club Supports Children’s Alliance
From left: Migdalia Dabney of the Child Advocacy Center and Barbara Westog, MWC Special State Project director. The Special State Project for the New Jersey State Federation of Woman’s Clubs (NJSFWC) is in support of the New Jersey Children’s Alliance (NJCA). NJCA is a statewide non-profit membership organization whose mission
RCSJ Student Aims to Inspire Toddler Son by Earning Degree
Rowan College of South Jersey–Cumberland (RCSJ) student Tianna Holden is a busy woman. The 25-year-old Millville resident, is a justice studies major in behavioral sciences and law & social justice division. She works full-time at the Cumberland County Courthouse in Bridgeton as a judiciary clerk and is also a single
Cultural Trust Grants Awarded to Local Organizations
Vineland Historical & Antiquarian Society recently received a nearly $10,000 grant from the NJ Cultural Trust. It will be used for technological upgrades. Two other Cumberland County organizations got awards in this round of funding. Bayshore Center at Bivalve received $40,000 for working capital and cash reserve and Millville Army
Luke Hughes Booed After Two Own Goals As Devils Lose 3-1 To Hurricanes
On Sunday night, January 5, 2026, at the Prudential Center in Newark, the New Jersey Devils lost 3–1 to the Carolina Hurricanes in a Metropolitan Division matchup that quickly turned tense. The game featured two own goals by Devils defenseman Luke Hughes, audible boos from the home crowd, and standings
Garrison Enterprise, Inc. Acquired by The Colt Company
Vineland-based Garrison Enterprise Inc, a provider of critical line intervention services with longstanding operations along the Eastern Seaboard, was recently acquired by The Colt Group. Colt is a provider of on-line industrial leak repair solutions. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Colt is backed by Capstreet, a Houston-based lower
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
