South Vineland Park is one of the sites included in the New Jersey’s Division of Fish and Wildlife plan to stock approximately 4,500 rainbow trout in 18 designated lakes and ponds across the state on November 20 and 21. The trout, averaging 14 to 18 inches in size, are part of the Winter 2023 Trout […]
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Zordi, a startup agricultural platform that blends AI and robotics with greenhouse growing, opened a location in Vineland recently. Zordi, backed by Khosla Ventures, leverages robotics, AI, and conventional farming wisdom to grow strawberries in greenhouses in the Northeast. Under human supervision, robots do everything from plant to harvest a unique variety of strawberries imported
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The Community FoodBank of New Jersey (CFBNJ) hosted its Eighth Annual Women Fighting Hunger Luncheon recently at Linwood Country Club in Linwood and the Park Avenue Club in Florham Park to support CFBNJ’s healthy food distribution efforts. For the second time, the event was held in two locations simultaneously—one in North Jersey and one in
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Here’s a Jersey Fresh recipe that incorporates some produce available this time of year—apples, butternut squash, and potatoes. It’s just in time for soup season. Check out a video for this recipe at findjerseyfresh.com/JerseyFresh/recipes/apple-squash-cheddar-soup Apple Squash Cheddar Soup 5 tbsp. unsalted butter, divided 2 Jersey Fresh shallots, thinly sliced 2 Jersey Fresh Gala apples, thinly
Come one, come all to An Olde Fashioned Christmas on The Ave—downtown Vineland’s two-day Yuletide extravaganza of holiday cheer, to take place December 1 (5 to 9 p.m.) and 2 (12 to 7 p.m.) on Landis Avenue—from the 500 block to East Avenue. In the event of inclement weather, activities scheduled for outside the LandisMarketplace
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From getting your home ready for guests and finding the perfect gifts to preparing a delicious meal, the holidays can seem overwhelming and expensive—but they don’t have to be. Take these steps to save time and money on seasonal essentials. Prepping Your Home: To get your home ready for holiday hosting, begin by decluttering surface
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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
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