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Who Benefits From NJ’s Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday?

This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement related to COVID-19 coverage. Link to story: whyy.org/articles/new-jersey-back-to-school-sales-tax-holiday It won’t change the world, but the New Jersey sales tax holiday for back-to-school will be something for households, politicians, and retailers. “The overall effect will be positive,” said Michael Hayes, a public policy […]

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Sculptures on The Ave

Archives / Editorial

By now, you have most likely seen or at least heard of the new company we are keeping on The Ave. As you read the front-page article in this week’s SNJ Today newspaper, you will learn about this very exciting project we have embarked upon, Sculptures On The Ave. In my column, I want to

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Statuesque

Cover Story, Archives / Editorial

Strolling or driving Landis Avenue in downtown Vineland has always been interesting, but now even more so. You may be startled by a solo trumpeter near the Landis Theater who’s maybe seeking work. Near the military mural at the Boulevard, you can see a famous scene taking place as World War II officially ended—a sailor

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Artful Arranging

The Great Outdoors, Archives / Editorial

Last week our article was about one of our native hydrangea shrubs, oakleaf hydrangea. Researching the plant took me on an internet surf that changed into a riptide, where I was dragged parallel to shore thinking I might never put my feet on dry land again! During this journey I stumbled on an article about

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Delaware Bay Lighthouse Cruise

Community Update, Archives / Editorial

Are you interested in lighthouses? Did you realize there are lighthouses in the Delaware Bay that can only be reached by boat? How would you like to spend time cruising around these lights, seeing them at work, touching the caissons, and learning the history? The Delaware Bay Lighthouse Keepers and Friends Association is sponsoring a

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Zucchini Bread

Taste of the Town, Archives / Editorial

One of the enjoyable things about summer is the bounty of fresh, local produce, and I decided to share a recipe utilizing one of the season’s versatile veggies. Zucchini can be used in both savory and sweet dishes. This zucchini bread recipe was passed down from my brother-in-law Larry’s mom and is a moist and

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Thompson Awarded Inaugural Scholarship

Faces in the news / Editorial

The Victoria Ciara Foundation awarded Lauren Thompson, senior at Cumberland County Technical Education Center, with the first annual Dr. Thomas L. Spray Scholarship. This honor is named after the pediatric cardiothoracic surgeon who saved the lives of many infants and children at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Seniors from Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem Counties who have

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Local Scout to Work on Vineland’s First House

Faces in the news / Editorial

Vineland resident Sam Neuber may only be 16 but he is already engaged in helping his community. In 2018, he joined Scout Troop 2 and plans to start his Eagle Scout Project this summer by refurbishing Vineland’s First House. The tiny structure, which sits on the grounds of the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society museum,

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Allen Associates Welcomes Godfrey as Financial Advisor

Faces in the news / Editorial

Allen Associates, a provider of employee benefits, personal financial and accounting services, recently welcomed Amy Godfrey to the company to serve as a financial advisor. Prior to successfully transitioning into the insurance and financial services industry five years ago, Godfrey enjoyed a 20-year career operating prestigious health clubs from New York City to Los Angeles.

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Be a Woodland Steward

Community Update / Editorial

The New Jersey Woodland Stewards (NJWS) Program is an outreach effort for those who embrace a forest stewardship ethic; who want to learn more about sustainable forest management; and are willing to share what they learn with others. This volunteer forestry education program is sponsored by the NJ Forestry Association, Rutgers Cooperative Extension and the

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Who Benefits From NJ’s Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday?

Sculptures on The Ave

Statuesque

Artful Arranging

Delaware Bay Lighthouse Cruise

Zucchini Bread

Thompson Awarded Inaugural Scholarship

Local Scout to Work on Vineland’s First House

Allen Associates Welcomes Godfrey as Financial Advisor

Be a Woodland Steward

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