Byron DuBois, a Salem County vegetable and grain grower, has been chosen as New Jersey’s 2024 Outstanding Young Farmer by the New Jersey State Board of Agriculture. He and his wife Karen were recognized at the Joint State Agricultural Convention Banquet earlier this month. Byron joins his father (both pictured above) in winning this award, […]
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Some stories have a beginning, a middle, and an end. This story ends in the middle, or at least I think so. In January I received an e-mail from biologist Ben Wurst of the Conserve Wildlife Foundation, which monitors New Jersey’s osprey recovery program. He coordinates his organization’s work with our State’s Endangered and Nongame
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Saturday, March 9. Mauricetown Firehall, 9544 Noble St., Mauricetown. 6 p.m. $30 per person. Send a check made out to CU Maurice River and mail to P.O. Box 474, Millville, NJ 08332 or cumauriceriver.org or 856-5331 to register.
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Valentine’s Day, as we all know, is a day when lovers express their affection with greetings and gifts. It has been suggested that the holiday has origins in antiquity, specifically the Roman festival of Lupercalia, held in mid-February. The name may have come from Saint Valentine, a third century Roman commemorated in western Christianity on
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While neutral tones continue to be popular this year among home DIYers, bold and colorful surroundings also are trending right now. From adding dramatic style to the kitchen to giving an unexpected space a splash of color, these ideas—inspired by the 2024 FrogTape Design Trends, as identified by celebrity interior designer Taniya Nayak—will make areas
Valentine’s Day is here, and what better way to express your love and appreciation than with a thoughtful gift from your favorite local downtown shop on The Ave? Skip the big chain stores, the impersonal online shopping experience and explore retail shops, salons, restaurants and specialty stores in downtown Vineland. Here are a few reasons
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This month we have another local life story. Jovany Rodriguez, now 24, had always been a little “nervous” or high-strung. But shortly after he graduated from high school, he experienced a sudden onset of such high anxiety that he had a psychotic break. Recognizing that Jovany needed professional help, his family took him to the
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Elwyn, a nonprofit human service organization, has appointed Dennis Morgan as vice president of Education and Early Learning Services. He will lead the strategy, operations, and programming to support exceptional care of the children, families, and advocates it serves. With 23 years of experience in human services, Morgan is regarded across the industry for his
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The Vineland Library Foundation has purchased new carpeting for the Vineland Public Library. The carpet was installed during the renovation project that took place in November 2023. The library serves hundreds of people a day, and the new carpet was a much-needed improvement. It ties the new décor and fresh coat of paint together to
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This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement. Link to story: whyy.org/articles/rowan-university-president-houshmand-glassboro-10-year-plan/ In his first decade leading Rowan University, Dr. Ali Houshmand oversaw the dramatic growth of the century-old institution. The Chronicle of Higher Education cited the school as the fourth-fastest-growing university in the country. Now, he wants to chart
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