Non-profit organizations and charities have been having a harder time raising funds than ever before. The rampant economic uncertainty plays a part in the quandary, but there are other factors. Small businesses have historically provided a lot of support to community organizations. Now, with retirements of key donors, this source has become elusive. Even more […]
On a balmy late fall afternoon I decided to take a trek to one of my favorite Bayshore spots, a place imbued with history: Thompson’s Beach. After parking I exited my car and took in the vast expanse of Spartina alterniflora grass that dominates the landscape. The cord grasses swayed as ripples of wind passed
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The Authority hosted its 30th Annual Waterways Cleanup, sponsored by the Cumberland County Clean Communities Program, on several weekends between September 24 and November 5. The Waterways Cleanup was held in conjunction with the annual Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup (ICC), hosted by the New Jersey Clean Communities Council. The ICC is a global event
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• Millville Christmas Parade on Friday, November 25, beginning at 7 p.m. at High and Harrison ending at Main Street. • Main Street Vineland Christmas Parade on Saturday, November 26 at 5 p.m. on Landis Avenue. This year’s theme is “A Firefighter’s Christmas.” Main Street Vineland will be honoring the City of Vineland’s fire department
Thanksgiving is a truly “abundant” holiday, filled with amazing family favorite recipes, but then comes the day after, and the day after that, and your fridge is full of leftovers. What to do? Might I give a suggestion: Try these recipes, and have some tasty fun with your remaining Thanksgiving bounty! Happy Thanksgiving, and remember
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On May 6, 1937, the German Zeppelin Hindenburg burst into flames and crashed onto the airfield of Naval Air Station Lakehurst in New Jersey. Film cameras captured the disaster but arguably the most famous account of the moment is the radio broadcast by Herb Morrison whose description of the scene runs the gamut from objective
Our Christmas Parade is this Saturday—and, after a Thanksgiving feast and football on Thursday, followed by a “shop till you drop” Friday, you’ll probably want to take some time out before heading to the parade later on Saturday. Here’s something you can do earlier on Saturday that can make a big difference—shop small. The Saturday
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New Jersey Department of Agriculture Secretary Douglas Fisher is encouraging New Jersey residents to help take part in eliminating spotted lanternfly egg masses. While the adult spotted lanternflies cannot survive the freezing temperatures, they do lay egg masses that survive the winter and then hatch in late April or early May. “The more of these
It’s football season, and there’s only one thing to make game day a bigger win—delicious game day food. If you’re someone who agrees that no tailgate or watch party is complete without wings, you’re in good company. According to Chef Jordan Carfagno of Frank’s RedHot, chicken wings are the brand’s most searched recipe during football
Thanksgiving is a great time to celebrate with our families and friends and head into holiday events happening throughout Cumberland County. In my last column I wrote about the great holiday promotions to save you money while supporting the artists and independent businesses in Millville’s Glasstown Arts District and we are thankful for your support
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