From K-Pop bangers to Oscar winners to Netflix megahits, Korea has changed the way we think about entertainment. Yet Korea’s greatest show is Korea itself. The best way to get front row seats is on a privately guided trip. No waiting for other group members. It’s just you, your guide, and the best Korea has […]
We’ve mentioned our “A Taste of Vineland & Volunteer Recognition” event in past columns and now that the word is out regarding who we’ll be honoring, I wanted to give those details. The event, now in its 11th year, will take place on Wednesday, October 26 from 6 to 9 p.m., at the Greenview Inn
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As various artists, literary and otherwise, begin to offer fresh perspectives on a pandemic-laden world, the limited viewpoint resulting from quarantine and distancing is already widening. But, curiously enough, the earliest of interpretations of a world-gone-wrong appeared only eight months into Covid’s U.S. arrival. Don DeLillo’s novel The Silence was not inspired by Covid, but
Melanie Benjamin, a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, will share insights about her novel, The Children’s Blizzard, at Rowan College of South Jersey’s (RCSJ) Cumberland campus on Wednesday, October 12. Benjamin is the featured author in this year’s One Book, One College reading program. The public is invited to attend this free,
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Wawa President/CEO Chris Gheysens recently spoke to a crowd of nearly 700 at St. Augustine Preparatory School, and kicked off the school’s new Veritas Speaker Series in the process. Gheysens, a St. Augustine Class of 1989 alumnus, impressed the students, staff, and faculty on September 19, as he discussed topics including servant leadership, innovation, value-based
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When it comes to the pandemic’s impact on academic achievement, no children are immune. But just as COVID-19 itself has hit underserved demographics the hardest, minority students in poorly equipped schools experienced the steepest slides in the national test-score decline. According to a new federal study, math and reading scores fell across the board for
Four local pageant winners were treated to an all-expense paid trip to Washington, DC, accompanied by family members. USOA Miss Atlantic County 2022 Jessica Indio, Miss Cumberland County 2022 Ashley Campbell, Miss Eastern Shores Outstanding Teen 2022 Alyssa Peacock and Miss Cape Shores 2022 Molly Pugliese were honored by Rep. Jeff Van Drew for their
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Tony Trongone has assumed the top spot as president of the New Jersey Association of School Administrators (NJASA) for the 2022-2023 school year. He currently serves as superintendent of the Millville Public Schools. Trongone, a chief education officer with over 17 years of administrative experience in New Jersey public schools, serves as a commissioner for
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The Authority is proud to host Cameron Shapiro as 2022-2023 Area 17 New Jersey AmeriCorps Watershed Ambassador. The Authority continues to serve as a host agency for individuals participating in the AmeriCorps New Jersey Watershed Ambassador Program (NJWAP), during their term of service. The NJWAP addresses diverse environmental needs of the state primarily through observing
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Vineland Announces Trick-Or Treat Hours One of the favorite holidays for children is quickly approaching. We are only a few weeks away from Halloween, and before you know it the little ghosts, goblins, and superheroes will be ready to don their costumes. In Vineland, this year’s trick-or-treat hours are scheduled for Saturday, October 29, from
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