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COVID Omicron Boosters Now Available in NJ. Here’s Who is Eligible and Where to Get Them

This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement. Link to story: nj.com/coronavirus/2022/09/covid-omicron-boosters-now-available-in-nj-heres-who-is-eligible-and-where-to-get-them.html New COVID-19 boosters, which are redesigned to protect against the Omicron variant, are now available in New Jersey. But the question looms: Will residents get the updated shots as fall and winter approach and coronavirus cases typically rise? […]

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Distribution Facility in Vineland Sold to Investment Firm

Community Update / Editorial

California-based investment firm Provender Partners has purchased a 217,540-square-foot food production and distribution facility located in Vineland for $22.5 million. Built in the mid-1990s, the facility features clear heights of 28 feet, 23 dock-high doors, ample trailer parking and both freezer and cooler space. The 18-acre site also has the potential to be expanded. Provender

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Delaware Memorial Bridge Deck Project Underway, Phase One Expected to Take Two Months

Community Update / Editorial

Delaware River and Bay Authority (DRBA) officials announced that phase one of a major construction project to rehabilitate the bridge deck (driving surface) of the New Jersey bound span of the Delaware Memorial Bridge (DMB) is now underway. Two right lanes of the northbound span will be continuously closed until just before the Thanksgiving holiday

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Vinelander Pens Mystery

Community Update / Editorial

A new book by Mr. W. Croff of Vineland, The Basement Murdera, was recently released by Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc. In the book, David Philisburg was released from an orphanage when he turned 21. Then, looking for somewhere to live, he rented a basement room from a young woman named Linda. When her new tenant

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Ferry Tavern

History / Editorial

Camden’s Benjamin Cooper House, a former residence and ferry tavern dating back to 1734, has been in the news lately. According to the TAP into Camden website, the building is slated “to serve in two new roles: the trailhead for the county’s planned 34-mile LINK Trail system and the home of the American Revolution Museum

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History Repeating

Commentary / Editorial

Many are familiar with the quote “Those who forget history are condemned to repeat it.” The original quote from George Santayana is actually “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Regardless, both capture an important point about remembering the lessons of the past. With each passing year, we move further and

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School Supplies Collected, Donated by Woman’s Club

Faces in the news / Editorial

The Woman’s Club of Vineland, a member of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, collected school supplies for the Boys & Girls Club at their September Business Meeting. Linda Gallina, chairperson, dropped the supplies off to the Boys & Girls Club who were happy to receive the needed donations. If interested in helping the community

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Project Thanksgiving Assists Vietnam Vets

Faces in the news / Editorial

State Senator Ed Durr presented Alex Kaganzev with a Joint Legislative Commendation on behalf of himself and Assemblywomen Bethanne Parker and Beth Sawyer. Kaganzev was honored for his work with his non-profit Project Thanksgiving, his service as a veteran, and the assistance he provides to other vets during the year. The Project Thanksgiving Team is

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Fall Classes at Levoy Theatre Arts & Education Center

Faces in the news / Editorial

Nearly a hundred people attended the first Open House at the Arts and Education Center at the Levoy Theatre recenlty. The center introduced its new fall schedule, with classes for ages four through adult. Located at 16 E Pine Street, Millville, the Levoy will be offering theater education with programming in singing, acting, dancing, improv,

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Inclusive History

Cover Story, Archives / Editorial

It’s what you don’t know about history that just might surprise you. Bounty hunters who rode through Bridgeton, looking for escaped slaves. The first African American woman to run for president, Shirley Chisholm, and her ties to a house in Newtonville, Buena Vista Township. A piece of land from the king of England that started

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COVID Omicron Boosters Now Available in NJ. Here’s Who is Eligible and Where to Get Them

Distribution Facility in Vineland Sold to Investment Firm

Delaware Memorial Bridge Deck Project Underway, Phase One Expected to Take Two Months

Vinelander Pens Mystery

Ferry Tavern

History Repeating

School Supplies Collected, Donated by Woman’s Club

Project Thanksgiving Assists Vietnam Vets

Fall Classes at Levoy Theatre Arts & Education Center

Inclusive History

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