Twin brothers were born at Virtua Voorhees Hospital, but they don’t share the same birthday. One entered the world late into the evening on December 31; the other arrived on January 1, soon after 2024 began. Ezra was born at 11:48 p.m. on New Year’s Eve, weighing 6 pounds and measuring 18¾ inches long. Brother […]
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From using a hair dryer to warm up their sheets to cuddling with their pet, Americans will do some crafty things to stay warm in the winter—especially if it means they can avoid turning up the thermostat. A new survey conducted by Duck brand finds out why people go to such lengths. According to the
One Christmas many years ago my mom bought my sister Linda and I each a big shiny silver-plated punchbowl set for our hope chests. We kinda just looked at each other, we were just teenagers, but we eventually came to understand and respect her choices. She wanted us to have keepsakes to always remember our
This time of year, when the holidays of the different faiths come together, is looked upon as a time of hope. It brings hope that people can find ways to come together in love, and have stability in good health, in their finances, in their jobs, in their businesses, and their peace of mind. That
The New Year is the perfect time to hit the reset button on your health and wellness. Doctors say you can make the biggest impact with small, incremental tweaks to your routine. Here are the top 10 resolutions the AMA recommends: 1. Get moving. Exercise is essential for your physical and mental health. The American
Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County teen members, as part of Passport to Manhood, visited Vineland City Hall and got a chance to sit down and talk to Ed Alicea about jobs and different career opportunities working for the City. Alicea is the director of Public Safety & Veterans Affairs coordinator for the City.
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The Woman’s Club of Vineland held a Crafts & Conversation get-together at the beginning of December. June Lang gave step-by-step directions on making a flour sifter winter arrangement. Those that attended had a very good time and left with beautiful winter centerpieces.
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Some of my fondest holiday memories involve the Christmas tree. For many years we have put the tree up about two weekends before Christmas. I invite my sister’s family over to have supper and help decorate. My niece and her husband have two children, three and nine years old, and it makes for a fun
People don’t seem to tire of tribute acts. I’m not telling tales out of school here. They’ve been successful for years and for various reasons. You know going in you’re not seeing Neil Diamond, Journey, or the Supremes. But they sound just as good as the real thing. Maybe better if you compare these tribute
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In this column we have explored the lives of several well-known individuals who live successfully with mental illness. This month, we have the opportunity to learn about a local success story: From the age of 13, Miguel Torres began using street drugs. His father was an alcoholic and abused his mother. The family dysfunction was
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