One of the challenges for businesses in this modern day and age of communication is “getting the word” out and the best way—or ways—to do it. We have a lot of great businesses on The Ave that deal in a wide variety of products and services. Some are well-known and others, whether they are new […]
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Rise and Shine Ministries celebrated Black History Month in February by reading, learning and sharing a rich history that often goes untold. Each group presented the person they chose with skits, dances, Powerpoint, artwork and stories. The winning team, led by Karime Matos, did a Powerpoint presentation on Maya Angelou. They shared her incredible life
No matter what the holiday, my mom always bought my sister and me a special memento to mark the occasion. Easter was always the big treat because it included candy. As we got older, we would reciprocate by heading over to the local Hallmark store for cards and a little gift for her and for
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The Tri-County Rotary Club recently presented its Vocational Service Awards to four outstanding citizens in its service area. The awards are given for meritorious conduct or service for his or her professional / vocational occupation. Winners are as follows: • Vineland – Alison Trovarelli, owner of Sir Speedy, pictured top right with Bea Hughes. •
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See All Entries at Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts Linda Stephens was awarded the Grand Prize by the judges of Millville’s 2023 Winter Photo Contest. The picture, shown here, caught the attention of all the judges, and it speaks to Millville’s long history in the holly-producing industry. Second place winner is Diana Russell and
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The 1st Annual Atlantic/Cape Diverse Educator Job Fair is set for Friday, March 10, noon to 4 p.m at Egg Harbor Township High School, 24 High School Drive, EHT. The goal is to create relationships with diverse educators across the Delaware Valley, both current and future, who wish to thrive in an equitable school environment.
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South Jersey Holocaust Coalition is pleased to present an important workshop—“Is Holocaust education failing in the United States?”—in partnership with Jewish Federation of Cumberland, Gloucester & Salem Counties, and the New Jersey Commission on Holocaust Education, and with the participation and support of Vineland Board of Education. The workshop will take place on Thursday, March
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The Vineland Board of Education honored Cole the Deaf Dog and his owner Chris Hannah recently during a public meeting. Hannah is a music teacher at Dr. William Mennies Elementary School. Cole is a certified therapy dog and is known throughout southern New Jersey for promoting acceptance that a disability is not an inability. In
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A leading initiative for global change at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Solve, is seeking Indigenous innovators and Native social impact entrepreneurs, organizations, and tribal communities to apply for the MIT Solve Indigenous Communities Fellowship. Founded in 2018, the Fellowship has expanded from the Oceti Sakowin, Hopi Tribe, and Navajo Nation communities to a
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New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher and Rowan University Founding Dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine Dr. Matthew Edson have announced the NJDA will assist the Rowan program. The veterinary school is the first in the state and is scheduled to begin classes in the fall of 2025. “There is high demand
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