Vineland threw a Super Bowl parade for Isiah “Pop” Pacheco last Sunday. It didn’t have quite the luster of the official Kansas City parade days after the team won the big game, but it was a special moment for Pacheco in his hometown. When you win two Super Bowls within a four-year timeframe, no one […]
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This past week, in mid-April, a small group of us walked Millville’s Maurice River Bicycling and Walking Trail from Waltman Park to Sharp Street. Along the way we could traverse many habitats; the Maurice River borders the northern boundary, and to the south visitors pass tidal marsh, hardwood swamps, upland forest, and a few streams.
Tacos are a favorite food for many folks, including my family! Some prefer hard shells, some soft tortillas, but a personal favorite of mine is a plate of crushed taco shells topped with some of the meat, followed by yummy toppings for a delicious “taco salad.” But however you like yours, I hope you give
Now that we’ve got our calendar of events for the year nailed down, we have our sponsorship forms ready for the events. We have forms for each event and various sponsorship levels that are tailored to the specific event. These may all be viewed by visiting theave.biz and clicking on “About” and then “Sponsorships”—or by
Seabrook Farms, best known for its frozen fruit and vegetable production from the 1940s to the 1960s, was undeniably one of South Jersey’s most successful and nationally known industries but, viewed in retrospect, its legacy is now determined more by factors unrelated to its place in the history of manufacturing. The business, created by Charles
Part of my daily routine is running my dog, Hey Mambo Italiano, through the wooded section of our property. She bird-hunts while I birdwatch; it’s an amicable arrangement. Often when we’re out I hear woodpeckers drumming, primarily the downy and red-bellied species. On a recent CU Maurice River interpretative walk I explained that drumming serves
Join Together Atlantic County, a countywide substance misuse prevention coalition, is distributing “Drinking Under 21? Save a Life” information cards to local prom affiliated businesses. The purpose of this project is to prevent underage drinking in Atlantic County high school students before, during, or after prom. Businesses help the cause by distributing the information cards
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Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center, in partnership with the Authority of Cumberland County, presents the 16th annual ECO Fair: Artful Living, Handmade & Homegrown on Saturday, May 6, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine. ECO Fair is a free Family Day event inspired by natural and artful living, featuring local gardening clubs,
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The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) has fully committed the $180 million budgeted for the School and Small Business Energy Efficiency Stimulus Program (SSBP), aimed at helping schools and small businesses reduce their water and energy consumption and improve indoor air quality for children and small businesses. The program is closed and no
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The Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA was chosen as one of 69 youth programs from the USA Swimming Foundation’s nationwide network of swim lesson providers to receive grant money in early 2023. This grant will go toward the local Y’s continued efforts to provide free or reduced-cost swim lessons. The USA Swimming Foundation has awarded a
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