Producers from BarBHouse Productions are seeking locations in Vineland to be part of two upcoming films the New York production company is working on. The filming would last three to five weeks for each movie, and a location fee would be paid. Crews working on the productions are fully insured. The first film, titled Penitent, […]
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The legacy of the late Edward T. (Ed) Harvard, former Vineland High School teacher, administrator, and coach, will be honored in a ceremony naming the VHS South Gym after him on Friday, December 15. The event kicks off at 5:30 p.m., followed by an exciting boys’ basketball matchup against Bridgeton at 6:30 pm. Harvard passed
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The Department of Veterans Affairs recently announced the addition of three new Vet Centers and six Vet Center Outstations (smaller satellite locations) to improve access to counseling for veterans and service members. Vet Centers are community-based counseling centers that provide a wide range of social and psychological services, including no-cost professional counseling to eligible veterans,
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Several Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) students had a unique opportunity to experience life at Princeton University this past summer. Rachel Kustera, Grace Sacco, Angelina Bruner, and Elenna Bernard were selected to participate in the Ivy League school’s pilot Transfer Scholars Initiative (TSI). The RCSJ students were among 40 scholars from seven New Jersey
Did you know that America’s first successful glassworks was started in 1739 by Caspar Wistar, a German immigrant, in the tiny town of Alloway in Salem County? Yes, glassmaking had been attempted previously in other regions, such as Jamestown, Virginia, but it took a visionary who saw that South Jersey had everything he needed to
Last December Stanford University’s Recycling Center Peninsula Sanitary Service, Inc. (PSSI, a private Corp.) released statistics noting that our waste increases by 25 percent between Thanksgiving and New Year’s. PSSI reports, “The extra waste amounts to 25 million tons of garbage—about 1 million tons per week!” After that downer here is some fun information: If
Angelo Valente, Executive Director of the Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey, with, from left, Salem County Prosecutor Kristin Telsey, Acting Gloucester County Prosecutor Christine Hoffman, and Cumberland County Prosecutor Jennifer Webb-McRae. At a joint press event hosted at Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill, the three prosecutors announced an initiative to fight the statewide opioid
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The holiday shopping season is now here and many people will, no doubt, flock to the shopping centers, big-box stores, malls and online to grab up the doorbusters and pick over the other specials—items mostly likely having rolled off some assembly line in some factory in some faraway locale. Now with Black Friday, Small Business
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The Angelic Health Foundation recently awarded a total of $5,000 in grants to four charities that support the needs of patients and their families during difficult times. Each charity received $1,250 toward its mission. Pictured here: Angelic Health Board Secretary/Treasurer Jeff Whitaker and Board Chair Vince Papaccio presenting checks to Melissa King, president of The
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It has been a big year for Skip Consalo, CEO of Consalo Family Farms in Vineland, which is now on the verge of entering its 97th year of business. Recently, Consalo, the third generation of the Consalo family to operate the company, was honored by being named one of the 2023 Spirit of Achievement Award
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