Our office has been busy preparing for our annual Main Street Vineland Christmas Parade, set for Saturday, November 25. It’ll start at 5 p.m. and, if it rains, it wll be held the next day at the same time. This year’s theme is “A Christmas Luau On The Ave.” Trophies will be awarded to the […]
With Thanksgiving upon us I thought it might be appropriate to share a hodgepodge of some of the things I like best about living in southern New Jersey—the things I’m thankful for. I suppose some will ring true for you as well. Home is where the heart is, and having family and friends here is
When thinking of military service, we often envision the brave individuals who dedicate their lives to protecting our country. These individuals courageously embark on a journey that transforms their lives in profound ways. One such individual is John Prutting of Marmora, a former U.S. Air Force security forces team member who served in Operation Enduring
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Summer may be officially over but for some it’s still hard to give up the memory of how much fun they had in modern-day amusement parks like Clementon and Six Flags Great Adventure. Such parks trace their rise in popularity to the late 19th century when America’s working class discovered the joys of recreation. Shrewd
Bridgeton Public Library, 150 E. Commerce St., Bridgeton. Saturday, November 18, 12 noon–3 p.m. Meet and greet local authors, and shop for all the readers and book lovers on your list. Here are the authors: Wanda Albizu, Alicia Guide, Annie Zamparelli, Janet Stafford, Zeus Cruz, Steve Goldhahn, Kristy Whilden, Stacey Woodson, Rachel Dolhanczyk, Flavia Alaya,
Below is a recipe that if it were not served at our Thanksgiving dinner it just wouldn’t be the same without it. For decades Mom made this stuffing, and now my sister and I make it every year. We actually double the recipe as we want lots of leftovers to share with the family, and
The Woman’s Club of Vineland hosted a meet-the-authors event recently. Five local authors spoke about their writing style and the books they wrote. The authors signed their books and the event was a successful fundraiser for the Emmanuel Cancer Foundation, which is the NJSFWC-Special State Project that helps families with children with cancer. The Woman’s
Celebrating the women who founded their sorority, the ladies of Alpha Delta Kappa, Phi Chapter, held a tea recently. Members spent the afternoon sharing the origins of their organization and enjoying the company of their fellow sisters. Wearing their finest hats, the ladies enjoyed tea sandwiches, sweets, and a variety of teas. Alpha Delta Kappa
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When a student achieves success at Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ), it’s not only gratifying for the student, but also for the institution’s faculty, staff, and administrators. Frank Piccioni, director, dual enrollment, RCSJ, is grateful to have lent a helping hand to thousands of students who graduated from the college and have gone on
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During the last weeks of October I had the good fortune to tour New Mexico. Our excursion took us to Albuquerque, Taos, and Santa Fe with stops in between. The viewscape there is much different than our own. I’d like to share some of what I learned about the Middle Rio Grande River Valley’s riparian
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