As parents we struggle with having “the talk” with our children about sex. It is, of course, uncomfortable to discuss something so personal. Conversely, as we face our mortality, we are apprehensive about having a talk about hospice. If you are like most people, you sidestep conversations about death and dying. Facing our own mortality, […]
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Earlier this month, the Millville Woman’s Club (MWC) welcomed members, then served a “bruncheon” organized by Beth Oliver and Joann Ayers. Members enjoyed a nice selection of breakfast and lunch dishes. President Joan Fauver then introduced the guest speaker, Rev. Karen Bernhardt from St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Millville. Rev. Bernhardt shared inspiring experiences in
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The Boys & Girls Club’s Fall Paint Party was a lot of fun with over 47 in attendance. A big thanks to DeSoto Jewelers and Walmart for sponsoring the event, which was held at Bellview Winery in Landisville. The club truly appreciates the help and support from Denise Procopio, Diane Fischer Cristiano, Carolyn Kaspar, Ute
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Rain gardens help protect our watershed by collecting stormwater, diverting it from washing pollutants into waterways. Native gardener Meredith Koenig was elbow-deep in dirt last Wednesday afternoon. And that was just where she wanted to be. With her kneeling pad, garden gloves, and a trowel, Meredith, 84 years young (pictured at left), was busily planting
The Wawa Foundation has donated $35,000 in support of the Deborah F. Sager Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Inspira Medical Center Vineland. The recent gift to the Deborah F. Sager Memorial Fund (DFSMF) brings the Wawa Foundation’s total contribution to $190,000. These dollars have played a pivotal role in enabling the fund to provide the
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Over the years I have gone on a number of wintering birding tours in southern Jersey. I’d like to share some suggested viewing areas in Cumberland County, but first let’s establish a few reasons why we have some great winter viewing possibilities. North America is divided into four major “flyways”—these can be thought of sky
Friday, December 1. The Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA, 1159 E. Landis Ave., Vineland. Come out to this event at the Y’s large, heated pool. Families will be able to dive into a festive evening with Santa, including swimming, snacks, games, and crafts. Participants should complete a registration form by November 30. New this year are
The Buona Vita Sub sale has become a popular fundraiser event for the Millville Woman’s Club (MWC) as evidenced by the turnout for their sale recently. It took a lot of preparation for the event and the day of the sale was a busy one with members working to prepare orders so customers could enjoy
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Spirit & Truth Ministries, Inc/Vineland Soup Kitchen is hosting a chicken platter fundraiser with Joe’s Poultry, 440 S. Delsea Drive in Vineland. The platter includes ½ rotisserie chicken, a side of potato salad, a side of coleslaw, applesauce, a roll and butter. Donation is $13. Tickets expire 1/31/24. This is a great stocking stuffer and
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Vineland High School’s mascot Rowdy Rooster has been selected as one of the 10 best mascots in New Jersey. Rowdy has been on many a list of best mascots for years and has been a fixture at Vineland High School sporting events for decades. If you don’t already know, Rowdy Rooster might tell you: Formerly
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