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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
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.
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
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
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
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
Devils and Luke Hughes Still Split on Contract Length as Training Camp Nears
Negotiations between the New Jersey Devils and restricted free agent defenseman Luke Hughes remain unresolved as September begins. Hughes, 21, is represented by agent Pat Brisson of CAA, and general manager Tom Fitzgerald said earlier in the offseason that re-signing him was his top priority. According to NJ.com’s Ryan Novozinsky,
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
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
Reconstruction of Interchange at Routes 49/55 Topic of Public Meeting
An in-person Public Information Center (PIC) will be held on Wednesday, September 10 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the City of Millville Municipal Building, 12 S. High Street, Millville, regarding the reconstruction of the interchange at Route 49 and Route 55 in Millville. It will provide local residents and
TikTok & Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey to Host Panel Discussion with Local Small Businesses
On Tuesday, September 9 at 11:45 AM ET, the Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey (CCSNJ) and TikTok will host a panel discussion with small business owners and content creators from South New Jersey. Christina Renna, CCSNJ President and CEO, will join local small business owners who will discuss how
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
CUT International Short Film Festival Returns to Millville, NJ September 19–20
Storytelling takes center stage this fall as the CUT International Short Film Festival, New Jersey’s premier showcase for short-form cinema, returns to Millville on September 19–20, 2025. For two days, the historic Levoy Theatre and the city’s vibrant High Street will transform into a hub for filmmakers, artists, and film
Darren Mougey Reviews Jets’ 53-Man Roster, WR Moves, and Fields’ Growth
The New York Jets completed their roster cutdown this week, and general manager Darren Mougey spoke Thursday about the team’s moves. It was his first training camp and first final-cuts process as general manager. Mougey said, “It was a great month of training camp, a great process here at the
Velazquez is Keynote Speaker at Energy Summit
In partnership with Digital Promise, Jerry Velazquez, president & CEO of the Cumberland County Improvement Authority (The Authority) was chosen to be the keynote speaker at the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) third Quarterly Business Breakfast Summit on Friday, September 12 at Rutgers Camden Campus Center, 326 Penn
Miss New Jersey Champions Mental Health Awareness
WINDING PATH TO WELLNESS: Miss New Jersey Isabelle Nicholas visits familiar grounds at Rowan College of South Jersey’s Cumberland campus to discuss the importance of mental health awareness. Belle Nicholas, reigning Miss New Jersey 2025 and former administrative assistant of Student Life at Rowan College of South Jersey–Cumberland (RCSJ), has
‘Laughter for a Cause’ to Roast Mercado, Benefit Boys and Girls Club
Get ready to laugh for a good cause. The Vineland community is gearing up for its 3rd Annual Comedy Charity Roast, an event designed to raise funds for vital local organizations. “We’re thrilled to bring this fun and impactful event back to Vineland for its third year,” said Michele “Chatterchik”
Sniff, Sniff!
The hoopoe, a bird whose preening oil smells like manure during breeding season. Photo: Kjetil Rimolsrøn A researcher/book author proposes that scent offers greater levelsof communication in birds—and humans—than once believed. In the ornithological community, a myth has long persisted that birds have anosmia, or lack a sense of smell.
Cumberland County Teacher of the Year: Dr. Tiffanie ThrBak
Dr. Tiffanie ThrBak was recently honored as the Cumberland County Teacher of the Year. She is a special education teacher at Cherry Street School in the Bridgeton City school district. The New Jersey Department of Education made the announcement and the 21 educators named were recognized at an award ceremony
Vineland Secures Grant To Expand Broadband
The City of Vineland recently announced the receipt of a New Jersey Broadband Infrastructure Deployment Equity grant (NJBIDE) in the amount of $3.7 million. NJBIDE is a competitive grant initiative designed to help bring high-speed Internet access to areas in New Jersey with limited or no connectivity. Initial testing by
Paramedics Can Administer Blood Transfusions
Paramedics in New Jersey can now administer blood transfusions at the scene of emergencies and while transporting patients to hospitals, according to an announcement by the New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH). This is a critical advancement that medical experts believe will save lives across the state. That follows the
Jets Waive Rookie QB Brady Cook, Finalize 53-Man Roster With Fields, Taylor
The New York Jets announced on Tuesday, August 26, 2025, that they waived rookie quarterback Brady Cook ahead of the NFL roster deadline. Cook joined the Jets as an undrafted free agent after five seasons at Missouri, where he threw for 9,251 yards, 50 touchdowns, and 15 interceptions. After limited
‘Just a Happy Place’
Clay College welcomes all those looking to expand their creativity—in clay and many other artforms. Linda Reim and her daughter, Sherry Reim, sort through bits of colored glass at a worktable inside Millville’s Clay College. The brick-faced High Street building, at 321 N. High St., is the artsy extension of
Vineland’s Inspira Health Emergency Department Earns Award
The emergency department (ED) at Inspira Medical Center Vineland has been honored with the 2025 Lantern Award from the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA), placing it among just 96 emergency departments nationwide recognized this year for nursing excellence and innovation. The Lantern Award is presented every three years and Inspira Vineland’s
Rep. Norcross Introduces Bill to Designate Peter J. McGuire Memorial and Gravesite a National Historic Landmark
Today, Congressman Donald Norcross (D-NJ) was honored with the Southern New Jersey Council Lifetime Labor Achievement Award, joined labor leaders at the Southern New Jersey Central Labor Council-AFL-CIO Labor Day Observance and Scholarship Breakfast, and announced legislation to designate Peter J. McGuire’s memorial and gravesite in Pennsauken as a National
Rutgers University–Camden Earns National Recognition as One of Washington Monthly’s 25 Best-in-Class Colleges
Rutgers University–Camden has once again affirmed its stature as a leading institution of higher learning, earning a place among Washington Monthly’s 25 Best-in-Class Colleges. As the only public university in New Jersey to be included in this distinguished national ranking, Rutgers–Camden stands alongside Princeton University in representing the state’s commitment to academic excellence and
Canucks Confront Trade Rumors Around Quinn Hughes and Devils’ Interest
The Vancouver Canucks are approaching the start of training camp for the 2025–26 season, which begins in less than a month. Despite preparations for the new season, reports state that speculation around captain Quinn Hughes’ future with the team has continued. An insider has suggested that if the Canucks struggle
One Mighty Force: New Jersey Residents Unite to End Lung Cancer at LUNG FORCE Walk on September 20
On Saturday, September 20 the American Lung Association in New Jersey is uniting people across the state as one mighty force to come together to end lung cancer and lung disease at the 11th annual LUNG FORCE Walk at Duke Island Park in Bridgewater with a fundraising goal of $135,000.
Take FLIGHT with AVi Soars into Delaware: A Free Youth Aviation & STEAM Experience
In celebration of National Aviation Day, Aviation Influence (AVi) is proud to announce that Take FLIGHT with AVi Soars into Delaware, hosted and supported by Atlantic Aviation (venue host) and the Delaware River and Bay Authority, with presenting partners Black Women in Aviation and the Delaware Wing of the Civil Air Patrol. It will
Labor Day Weekend 1940
By Linda Jones, Millville Historical Society Labor Day, a day set aside to honor workers and recognize their contributions to society, is synonymous with end-of-summer barbecues and picnics with friends and family. The allure of last-chance beach days entices some to head to the shore. But in 1940, as residents
