June 22 through 25 Vineland High School, 2880 E. Chestnut Ave., Vineland. The memorial will honor service members from WW I to the present from Cumberland, Atlantic, Gloucester, Cape May, and Salem counties who were killed while serving our country. Over 1,500 boots will be displayed as part of the memorial, with each boot representing […]
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Earlier this year, I promised readers of this newspaper that 2023 would be the “Year of Treat.” This was in reference to my publishing the first definitve biography of one of Vineland’s pre-eminent early citizens. Mary Treat, you may recall, corresponded with British biologist Charles Darwin more than any other woman scientist as their studies
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The Memorial Day weekend is in the record books—and so, we bring on summer. Speaking of Memorial Day, for all the hoopla, it’s really a touching, solemn time of the year. Yes, we have a parade—but we also have services and ceremonies to pay tribute to those in our armed forces who died defending our
Millions of people across the United States have already had a taste of summer weather, and at 10:57 a.m. EDT on Wednesday, June 21, the season will officially get underway. For some, the first taste of summerlike warmth arrived much earlier than normal, including in Washington, DC, where the temperature hit 84 degrees F. on
Billy Bob Thornton found religion in front of a TV screen in late winter, 1964. February 9 to be concise. A Sunday night. At 8 p.m. Ed Sullivan opened his weekly variety show with a quartet of musicians from Liverpool in the U.K. The Beatles made their U.S. debut that night. In addition to the
A group of well wishers gathered at Millville’s Glasstown Plaza at the corner of High and Sassafras streets to congratulate artist Danielle Cartier who successfully completed the mural there. The newest piece of public art joins 12 other murals of varying sizes throughout a six-block area of the downtown. This mural measures 32 feet by
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The Rotary Club of Tri-County had awesome weather for a road clean-up in the Vineland Industrial Park recently. The group collected a number of bags of trash as part of the City of Vineland’s Clean Communities Program.
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Late last week, the New Jersey Department of Health issued guidance on how to protect yourself and your household from the poor air quality that can result from the presence of particulate matter due to wildfires. Sensitive populations including the elderly; infants and young children; and people with lung diseases such as asthma, COPD, emphysema,
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For more than 10 years, Bianca’s Kids, an award-winning nonprofit organization based in South Jersey, has been granting wishes to children 18 years and younger who are struggling with physical, emotional, or financial issues. Since its founding, Bianca’s Kids has granted wishes to over 30,000 deserving children and families throughout the United States, including Vineland.
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Italian charcuterie company and industry leader Paolo Rovagnati has named Giovanni Quattrone as the CEO of its U.S. branch based in Vineland. Rovagnati produces Italian cold cuts of cured meat. “We will focus on leveraging the market,” Quattrone told Food and Beverage Magazine. “For me, to join this company was a no-brainer. This brand is
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