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PEEPing Into Spring
Capture the spirit of springtime with this show-stopping dessert, perfect as an Easter treat. Statepoint—Looking for simple ways to elevate your Easter celebrations? This spring, home bakers are embracing bright
Former NFL Official Robin DeLorenzo Sues League Over Bias Claims
Robin DeLorenzo, a New Jersey native and one of the first women in history to officiate a National Football League game, has filed a federal lawsuit accusing the league and
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
New Jersey Historical Commission Awards $5.2M in Grants
The New Jersey Historical Commission board has approved $5.2 million in Fiscal Year 2026 (FY 26) grant funding benefitting 93
Seabrook Obon Festival Marks 80th Year with Dance, Drums & Culture
Traditional Japanese folk dancing and taiko drumming will be featured during the Seabrook Buddhist Temple’s 80th Annual Obon Festival on
Rag Rugs Like Granny Used to Make
The Millville Historical Society recently hosted an Amish Knot Rug Weaving Workshop during Millville’s June Third Friday. The class was
Office on Aging at Vineland Public Library
During the month of April, the Cumberland County Office on Aging and Disability Services will provide assistance at the Vineland Public Library, located at 1058 E. Landis Avenue. Staff from
Vinelander Wins Writing Award at Rochester Institute of Technology
enry and Mary Kearse Writing Award from the college of liberal arts at Rochester (NY) Institute of Technology (RIT). Medina is a fourth-year student and one of about a dozen
Vineland Residents Protest $17B Microsoft-Linked AI Data Center Project
Residents in Vineland are voicing growing opposition to a large artificial intelligence data center under construction in the South Jersey city, raising questions about noise, water use, electricity demand, and
Former NFL Official Robin DeLorenzo Sues League Over Bias Claims
Robin DeLorenzo, a New Jersey native and one of the first women in history to officiate a National Football League game, has filed a federal lawsuit accusing the league and
Inspira Case Managers Vote To Join Union
Registered Nurse Case Managers who work at Inspira Health’s medical centers in Vineland, Elmer, and a satellite emergency department in Bridgeton (Cumberland and Salem counties) recently voted to join the
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
Staying Put…for Less
Experts say that with mortgage rates beginning to rise, refinancing your home now might be
Crime Solver
When Dede Manera looks at protected space like the former Holly Orchard, now a New Jersey Wildlife Management Area, she contemplates how future generations will protect flora and fauna. She
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PEEPing Into Spring
Capture the spirit of springtime with this show-stopping dessert, perfect as an Easter treat. Statepoint—Looking for simple ways to elevate your Easter celebrations? This spring, home bakers are embracing bright
Former NFL Official Robin DeLorenzo Sues League Over Bias Claims
Robin DeLorenzo, a New Jersey native and one of the first women in history to officiate a National Football League game, has filed a federal lawsuit accusing the league and
