I’ve always maintained that the hardest governing is what gets done at the municipal level. At the county level, you’ve got a municipality or a township between you and the street. If you’re at the state level, you can govern from the state capital and blame the local officials. As for the feds, we might […]
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It is with heavy hearts that we acknowledge the passing of Samuel (Sam) M. Levy, the longest serving volunteer of the Vineland Downtown Improvement District/Main Street Vineland. Sam has been involved with this organization, in a very big way, since its beginning back in the early 1990s. He has served under every board president and
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My birthday is this month and I always try to find a new cake recipe to make. My all-time favorite cake has always been the Milky Way Cake. Its gooey rich chocolate flavor is at the top of my list and is always a big hit with friends and family. This year I found a
Robin Daplyn, board trustee of The Guidance Center and tournament director, and Liz Meenan, executive director, congratulated first-place winners of the Center’s 10th annual golf tournament fundraiser, held on September 14 at Running Deer Golf Club. The team was sponsored by Allen Associates and the event was sponsored by Newfield National Bank. Proceeds from the
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Demountable Concepts, the #1 provider of Demountable Systems in North America, recently announced that it has completed more than $1 million worth of high-technology, environmentally friendly equipment upgrades at its Glassboro, NJ facility. The improvements were financed by Century Savings Bank of Vineland in partnership with the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York, via
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Though I’m a book lover and coffee enthusiast, it is neither pleasure alone that draws me to Bogart’s Bookstore & Cafe. I relish the chance to browse and buy books, to sip freshly made coffee, and enjoy a delicious sandwich or scone, but it is ultimately the warm sense of community that Bogart’s offers that
A generous donation to the Inspira Health Foundation by Alyce Kudla of Millville is providing financial support to Inspira Health nurses pursuing educational opportunities. Prompted by her and her late husband’s deep appreciation for the positive impact of education on the community, her donation is funding the Nykola and Alyce Kudla Nursing Education Scholarship. Alyce
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As a young teenager I complained to my mother that I was having trouble seeing the chalkboard in school. It took weeks of begging to get her to overcome her vanity about her daughter’s appearance and agree to schedule an eye exam for me. Wearing glasses opened up a world that I had forgotten even
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Millville High School will host the 2022 Miss Holly City contest on Thursday, October 13, at 6 p.m. in the Lakeside Middle School Performing Arts Center. This year’s theme, The Great Gatsby, will invite contestants and audience members to travel back to the Roaring Twenties for an evening of free-spirited and effervescent entertainment. Tickets will
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The Benjamin Cooper House, a former family residence that became a tavern serving travelers on the nearby ferry in Camden, will be the home of the American Revolution Museum of Southern New Jersey. It played a significant role in what is known as the Grand Forage of the American Revolution. Four years before America declared
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