Kimberly Green, of Newport and Josiebelle Echeveria, of Camden were each the winners of a $50 Toy Market gift card in the most recent New Jersey’s Heartland giveaway. Understanding the role financial stability plays in strengthening Whole Families, the Pascale Sykes Foundation funded the creation of New Jersey’s Heartland as part of its South Jersey […]
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Gov. Phil Murphy announced last week that he has appointed Allison Chris Myers of Millville as the Acting Chair/CEO of the New Jersey Civil Service Commission (CSC). As of press time, Myers is in line to replace current Chair/CEO, Deirdré Webster Cobb, Esq., who recently announced her retirement, effective January 1, 2023, after serving more
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Vineland High School grad and basketball star DJ Campbell was named Player of the Week by the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) for the week ending December 4. Campbell is a junior guard for Stockton University and the reigning NJAC Player of the Year. Campbell collects his first weekly honor of the season after leading
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The Millville Woman’s Club (MWC) furnished complete meals to help brighten Thanksgiving for ten families. Club members donated turkeys, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce, vegetables, desserts and more. On November 21, with Thanksgiving quickly approaching, Club members Louise Jones and Candi Brown delivered 10 bags filled with the donations to the Silver Run School
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The Seashore Lines is welcoming customers back on board its passenger trains this Christmas season. Ride the Seashore Lines on a historic, comfortable and fun train ride with Santa Claus, as he returns to visit with children of all ages on board The Santa Express. The Santa Express is in operation every weekend until Christmas.
One of the most commonly seen small songbirds in the late fall through early spring in our forests is the yellow-rumped warbler. It is an absolutely lovely bird, but because of its abundance it’s sometimes not given as much attention as it deserves. It’s petite, although it is a little larger when compared to other
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With travel back in full force, Americans are looking to explore new destinations, whether near or far. In fact, Tripadvisor’s latest seasonal travel index reveals that the desire to travel shows no sign of abating, with more than two-thirds (67 percent) of Americans planning to travel this upcoming season. And although people are becoming more
Well, the most wonderful time of the year is here again! It’s time to get out the boxes of Christmas decorations and deck the halls. I usually wait until the weekend after Thanksgiving to start and all I need is some Christmas tunes on the radio and I’m all set! I found a unique recipe
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The holiday shopping season is now here and many people will, no doubt, flock to the shopping centers, big-box stores, malls and online to grab up the doorbusters and pick over the other specials—items most likely having rolled off some assembly line in some factory in some faraway locale. Now with Black Friday, Small Business
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The contradictions inherent in Killcohook, one of two Salem County locations belonging to the State of Delaware, may not always be easy to reconcile but they provide a glimpse into how a territorial anomaly like this copes with a dual identity. Once the home of a bird refuge, Killcohook serves as a disposal site for
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