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Millville Executive Airport Recognized for Recycling Excellence

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), in conjunction with the Association of New Jersey Recyclers (ANJR), recognized and honored the Delaware River and Bay Authority’s (DRBA) Millville Executive Airport for its recycling excellence, naming the operation a 2022 Rising Star at a special award ceremony held at the Jumping Brook Country Club in […]

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Some Important Dates for Voting

Community Update, Archives / Editorial

October 26: Mailing of sample ballots for general election (on or before 12 noon on Wednesday preceding the start of the early voting period for the general election) October 29 – November 6: Early voting period (start on the 10th calendar day before a general election and end on the second calendar day before that

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Bone Run Winners Announced

Community Update, Archives / Editorial

The CompleteCare Family Health Foundation hosted its annual Halloween Bone Run and Walk on Saturday, October 15 at Parvin State Park. Runners, walkers, and spectators from around the area came out to enjoy the beautiful fall weather, get some exercise, and compete for prizes. “The Bone Run always proves to be a fun fall event,”

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Health Professions…

Cover Story, Archives / Editorial

Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) along with the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners, The Authority and Inspira Health celebrated the completion of the health professions expansion at a ribbon cutting ceremony held on RCSJ’s Cumberland campus, Thursday, October 20. Local government officials, administrators and educators were on hand to commemorate this significant event alongside

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Clocking Baseball

History, Archives / Editorial

As we enter the World Series portion of Major League Baseball’s 2022 season and await the arrival of a new set of rules for next year’s games, we bid farewell to an era in baseball that successfully avoided being governed by a clock. In 2023, pitchers will need to start throwing within a 15-second time

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Coyote Lore—and Facts

The Great Outdoors, Archives / Editorial

I’ve been noodling on some Halloween themes for an October story. In past years we’ve covered the Jersey Devil, spiders, bats, and so forth, so I decided to read some werewolf lore to get some holiday mojo going. Many sources suggest that the earliest references to “man-wolf” are in the epic Gilgamesh, written around 2100

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Outdoor Spaces

Archives / Editorial

As the housing market currently faces buyer difficulties, transforming an outdoor space is one of the most effective ways to make a house stand out from the rest of the competition. There are various ways to spruce up a garden, from simple jobs such as clearing up weeds and debris, to putting in the work

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Photo Contest

Archives / Editorial

We may not be seeing snow yet, but we’re still deep into planning our second annual Ole Fashioned Christmas on The Ave, slated for Friday and Saturday, December 2 and 3. Now, that may seem a long way off, but here’s an aspect of that event about which you can start thinking—the VDID/Main Street Vineland

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Bandstand

History / Editorial

The popular TV show American Bandstand, which originated as a Philadelphia-based broadcast, attracted a significant number of television viewers during its four-decade run beginning in the 1950s by rating pop records, featuring teenage dancing couples and hosting an array of chart-climbing recording artists who lip-synched their hits for the cameras. But there are a few

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Pacific Islands Beckon

Uncategorized / Editorial

You may think of Hawaii as a Pacific paradise. But there’s so much more than mind-boggling sunsets over endless beaches, tropical breezes and scents, hula and ukeleles, surfing and luaus, poke and shave ice. The fall months bring some of Hawaii’s most beloved events and festivals that add new focus and memories to a trip

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