Salem County’s Mecouch Family Farm is the 2,847th farm preserved through New Jersey’s Farmland Preservation Program and the farm that pushed the program over the 250,000-acre mark. Rose Mecouch, who owns the farm with her husband Cliff, said, “This is the second farm we have preserved, and we intend for it not to be the […]
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County held an Hispanic Heritage Month celebration recently and recognized Club board member Madeline Galan (assistant principal at Wallace Middle School) and Iris Santiago (teacher at Broad Street School). Congrats to these two wonderful educators!
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Inspira Health and the Philadelphia Wings have announced that Inspira Health will be the proud sponsor of the Wings’ ‘Sticks for Students’ program, effective 2024. This new joint initiative will aim to improve the health and vitality of youth across Cumberland County by creating safe and convenient sports opportunities for all. The ‘Sticks for Students’
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I’d like to share a ramble of some Halloween memories (emphasis on “ramble”) and I hope that some may resonate with you. From the time I was a toddler our family tradition was to select a pumpkin a couple of weeks before Halloween. My sister and parents and I would go to a farm and
New Jersey doesn’t hold the title of most populated state in America anymore. But it can still lay claim to a sizeable number of supernatural beings who have haunted the region since the days of the indigenous people who first lived here. Today, I’d like to share my own ghost story with you, which happened
Achieving your dream home through a remodeling project is an exciting prospect. No matter the size of your home project, if contractors are involved, you’ll want to ensure they are up to the task, and that your home is prepared for their arrival. As eager as you are for the work to get started, taking
Our fall months are still chock full of great events. On Friday, October 20, there will be the monthly Third Friday Art Walk in Millville. Also that evening, the City’s Recreation Department will sponsor “Mystery on High!” from 6 to 9 p.m. The “who done it” mystery to solve will be the death of Gov.
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The Millville Woman’s Club (MWC) thanks Beth Oliver, 1st vice president/fundraising chair, and Barbara Morrow, honors/awards chair, for their hard work coordinating and organizing another delightful and profitable Vintage/Sweet Sale. The vintage jewelry, handbags, scarves, belts, shoes, and collectable dolls contributed for the sale by club members and friends were beautifully displayed. The clubhouse was
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The first 4-H Lego Club meeting of the year was a great start. The kids had an awesome time building Legos. You can still join the 4-H LEGO Club, come out to the next meeting on Thursday, October 19. For more information go to cumberlandnj4h.com, call 856-451-2800 ext. 3, or e-mail [email protected]
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More than one year after the legalization of recreational marijuana, New Jersey residents say the smell of weed has permeated public spaces and even their homes, according to a Stockton University Poll released recently. But few said they are bothered by the smell and most seem reluctant to criticize others for using legal weed, the
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