Not only are we in full bloom, but we are also in full swing! Third Friday on April 21 was a great evening. New exhibitions opened to hundreds of people on a beautiful spring night. The Village on High had 35 painted and decorated chairs on display in the courtyard. At 7:30 the award-winning chairs […]
This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement related to COVID-19 coverage. Link to story: njbiz.com/south-jersey-gas-customers-get-a-break-on-their-bills South Jersey Gas customers will soon benefit from the $8.1 billion acquisition of parent company South Jersey Industries, announced in January. How? By way of about $17.3 million in bill credits. South Jersey Gas
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The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) is celebrating a record year in the development of New Jersey’s solar market. New Jersey homes and businesses added 455 megawatts (MW) of solar generating capacity through 18,000 new installations in 2022, exceeding the previous record of 453 MW installed in 2019. In addition, new commercial solar
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Plans are completed for the combined Distinguished Citizen of the Year Reception for Cumberland and Salem Counties. This year the Garden State Council will be honoring Cumberland County resident Hon. John A. Casarow, Jr. and Salem County resident Chloe Williams, President of BR Williams. Richard Morris, Jr is to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award. The
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On Saturday May 13, from midnight to midnight, about 80 teams of birdwatchers will devote the better part of the day to identifying species of birds throughout New Jersey. While looking at birds, they’ll also be raising money for bird conservation. Its humble beginning so many years ago was driven by a simple quest; to
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Starting May 4, hours for the Bayshore Center at Bivalve (2800 High Street, Port Norris, NJ 08349), The Delaware Bay Museum, The Oyster Cracker Cafe (with a limited menu) and AJ’s Pub are Thursday evening, 4 to 8 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays 12 noon to 5 p.m. The AJ Meerwald, New Jersey’s Official Tall
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No stranger to downtown Vineland, Donata Dalesandro was born and raised in Vineland. Her first job at age 15 was on Landis Avenue, at her uncle’s business, Royce Camera Shop. Like many of us “old timers.” she used to “cruise the Avenue” on most weekends—driving back-and-forth, stopping to meet friends. Let’s face it, in those
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,
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.
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