If you have been paying attention to how our world has been changing lately, surely you’ve been reading and hearing a lot about A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) and ChatGBT (generating pre-training). My former English teacher at Vineland High School, Anne Lane, must be stirring in her grave over this. Computers writing papers and articles, and not […]
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Minerva Alvarado, SERVPRO Team Fabiani – New Jersey, has completed the Leadership Cumberland County Program – Class of 2023 and was honored at a graduation ceremony held recently at Terra Nonno Winery in Millville. The Leadership Cumberland County program was originally developed in 2001 by a 14-member advisory board in order to insure a continuous
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A large crowd of well-wishers came together under rainy skies to celebrate the official groundbreaking of the new Vineland Fire Headquarters Station No. 6 located at 200 NW Boulevard. The 38,000-square-foot building was designed by Manders Merighi Portadin Farrell Architects, and will be built by Ogren Construction. New Road Construction is serving as the project
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Seats are still available for a bus trip hosted by the Vineland Historical & Antiquarian Society. Don’t miss this chance for a fun-filled day in the Big Apple. Visit the Darwin exhibit at the New York Public Library (free!), go shopping, see a show, visit museum and galleries, or just enjoy sightseeing. Reserve your seat
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Historical societies in Cumberland County as well as the Millville Army Airfield Museum have preserved historic fashions. The local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (Greenwich Tea Burning Chapter) recently held its annual meeting at the Mauricetown Historical Society. Chapter members went on a guided tour led by Society Curator Kim LaCroce. Currently,
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Last week Avelo Airlines inaugurated the largest air service expansion in Wilmington Airport (ILG) history as the first flights took off for eight new nonstop destinations. With a record-shattering 100,000 travelers projected to arrive and depart this summer on Avelo flights, ILG is emerging as a travel-friendly alternative to Philadelphia International Airport. The eight new
The calls of Carolina wrens enliven our yard each year. In the spring one decided to use the L-shape of our house to its mating advantage. It routinely sat on a woodpile by our front door in the corner of the L, making that area its private amphitheater or “courtyard.” The high-pitched “tea kettle, tea
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The Community Food Bank of New Jersey (CFBNJ) provides much more than food, offering educational programs on hunger, poverty and ways to make positive changes in the community. Fighting Period Poverty is one of its programs. Period Poverty refers to lack of access to menstrual products, sanitation facilities and adequate education regarding menstrual health and
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The inaugural She-Bikes ride raised almost $5,000 in cash and supplies for the Salem County Women’s Center. Members of the Evelyn Hill Cycling Club, which sponsored the ride, presented a check recently to Brenda Lore-Randazzo at the Evelyn Hill Cycling Center in Deerfield. Randazzo is residential manager for Salem Country’s domestic violence safe house. The
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The Woman’s Club of Vineland book club met for its end-of-year luncheon at Larry’s II to discuss The Home-Wreckers. Not all the group could attend but those who did include Nancy Miceli, Bonnie Congiu, Joyce Prochaska, Arlene Chasse, Doris Schalick, Yardley Costa & Zan Coia. Usually the club meets at a member’s home on Thursday
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