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 that can be used in […]
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 was returned through the efforts
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 10. It gets its name
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 headquarters, the 1857 Bank located
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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 States Department of Veterans Affairs
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 1 to 365—the likelihood that
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 provided payment assistance programs for
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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 urgent need of a kidney
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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. The award stems from the
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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 an accomplishment. Graduation, job promotion,
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