The biggest meteorological holiday of the year arrived last Friday, and the famous resident of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania emerged from his burrow to make his annual Groundhog Day forecast. Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow, thus declaring that spring will arrive early this year. Phil saw his shadow for the past three years and called […]
Content in the social space is continuously evolving. Among the most increasingly popular evolutions is ephemeral content—accessible for a short duration. (Think Snapchat or Instagram Stories, for example.) Ephemeral content strategies can offer unique advantages in the crowded digital space. At the heart of ephemeral content’s success is its inherently human appeal. This form of
Last Thursday we had to say goodbye (for now) to our six bronze friends who have graced The Ave for the past six months. I’m speaking of the Seward Johnson sculptures: Embracing Peace, Los Mariachis, Just a Taste, Yuck Go Fetch, Stormy Weather and Solo. What fun we had with them—from micro events like Paws
Inspira Health recently announced the promotion of Robin A. Walton to the role of chief philanthropy officer and senior vice president, external affairs, effective February 1. Walton will take on the responsibilities of the retiring Peter Kaprielyan, who served as senior vice president of the Inspira Foundation for the last decade. With an illustrious career
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At an open house held last week at the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society (VHAS), Deborah Boerner Ein donated the recently published special edition of her book, Mary Treat: A Biography, to the society for its archives. The hardcover edition includes the 15 letters exchanged between Charles Darwin and Treat, an early resident of Vineland
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Two weeks ago I focused on winter exploration and some of the benefits of exploring in southern New Jersey, especially in the snow with a youngster or two. This article is devoted to picking a trail and offers some suggested places to stroll in cold weather. Locations with mixed habitat types offer the best viewing
Dividing Creek is one of many tiny towns that dot the forested landscape in South Jersey. But don’t be fooled by its size. Its roots run deep and many of the family names still found there trace their roots back 200 years or more. Located in Downe Township, which was formally established in 1772, Dividing
The American Vegan Society (AVS) will host a Valentine’s Dinner at Carême’s in Mays Landing on Thursday February 15 at 6 p.m. Culinary students will prepare and present a meal under the guidance of chef-educators. These future masters of haute cuisine are learning to cook gourmet vegan. Chef Carl Colucci is planning the menu—Za’atar spiced
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Union Lake Beach, 1414 Canal St., Millville. 12 noon. $10 fee for participating, donated New Jersey Make-A-Wish Foundation or Fox Chase Cancer Center. Pre-register by obtaining a registration form from the Millville Recreation Department at Millville Senior Center, 1500 S. 2nd Street, Millville, NJ 08332. Must be at least 10 years old to participate, between
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Miss Tri-City Scholarship Pageant, where the spotlight will be on the young women of Vineland, Millville, Buena, and surrounding areas, is set for Saturday, April 20. Miss Tri-City 2023 Madison Manno will crown her successor at a ceremony starting at 6 p.m at Landis Theater. Last year, 10 talented contestants competed for the coveted title
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