If you ask Ashley (Durham) Cornwall for one word about why she is being honored as one of the best high school girls basketball players ever in our area, she would probably say “support.” “I had a great home life to help me work hard, always get better at the game I love, and eventually […]
On Saturday, February 3, the Bayshore Center will be open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free admission and make and take craft. Stop in, warm up, enjoy some refreshments and support our beautiful bayshore region. Live music will be provided by The Rob Roy Duo, pictured. Experience the scenic bayshore with a guided walk at
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As we walked out onto the deserted Delaware Bay beach, the usual sounds greeted us. Maybe I should rather say “lack of sounds,” because that is a signature of the rural Bayshore. But a naturalist is usually attuned to what is going on in nature, however subtle. The chipping of a marsh wren came from
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Garden State Bulb Company® of Vineland, a wholesale supplier of premium Dutch flower bulbs and bare root perennials based in Vineland, is partnering with Proven Winners® to create an exclusive new flower bulb program for retailers and consumers. The collaboration is Proven Winners’ first foray into the comprehensive flower bulb market and a step forward
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Penny Dreadfuls—cheaply made, lurid pamphlets that grabbed the public’s attention in the early 19th century—are difficult to find today. But the ones that remain sometimes provide insight into social conditions of the times. One particularly tragic tale is “The Confession of Rosan Keen,” a four-page penny dreadful printed in Philadelphia in 1844. The story was
In 2019, I published an article attempting to create awareness of the discrepancy in the lack of availability of public transportation to local employers versus the abundance of unfulfilled skilled and unskilled job opportunities. In summary, I wrote that Logan Township has seen tremendous growth and expansion in its warehouse/industrial parks. With that growth we
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The Eco Tree—Tree of Life mosaic was recently dedicated at the First United Methodist Church’s building (corner of Wood and Seventh streets). The project is the fourth mural completed under Main Street Vineland’s VDID Urban Canvases On The Ave initiative to bring more public art installations to the town’s downtown district. About 35 people attended
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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County is happy to announce its Members of the Month for December 2023. At the Carl Arthur Center site, Alexis Gonzalez was presented with a certificate of recognition for a job well done and is shown with Operations Manager Taryn Allison. JJ Soler was named Member of the
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Vineland’s original Palace of Depression, along with the old Vineland Speedway, are two of the newest paintings in “The Disappointed Tourist,” an ongoing project of 300 paintings of lost sites curated and painted by Brooklyn artist Ellen Harvey. The exhibit is now on display at the Rowan University Art Gallery & Museum in Glassboro. The
The Millville Recreation Department will hold its first annual Pet Photo Contest during the months of January and February. “Anyone can enter, you do not have to be a professional photographer,” states Samantha Cruz, manager of Millville Recreation. “Adults, seniors and even children can have lots of fun taking photos and entering the amateur contest.”
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