The 114 year-old Levoy Theatre in Millville is celebrating a milestone this year. The theater as it stands today opened to joyous fanfare in 2012, overcoming seemingly impossible odds. On Saturday, September 24, the Levoy will celebrate 10 years of music, magic and memories with its Tenth Anniversary Gala Celebration. “I am excited to share […]
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The Cumberland County Department of Health is opening a new site for its COVID-19 vaccination clinics. The new site address is 10-20 Magnolia Ave. Suite A, in Bridgeton. This Bridgeton site will hold the September COVID-19 clinics and will be used for other public health services in the future. “The health department is very excited
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The Rowan Innovation Venture Fund (RIVF), which launched with $5 million in 2014 to seed visionary start-up ideas, received an additional $20 million to back a pipeline of evolving businesses from within and outside the Rowan University community. Since 2015, the RIVF has seeded 14 South Jersey-based and regional startups, many launched by University students
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If you’re a reader of nature articles, love perusing National Geographic, or adore Sir David Attenborough as I do, then you are likely aware that insect populations are in dire straits. If you are not cognizant or want a better understanding of the topic, permit me to recommend a new book, The Insect Crisis, The
Vineland High School graduate and football star Isaih Pacheco, who was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the final round, scored his first NFL touchdown in Sunday’s opening game of the season. The Chiefs easily beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 44-21. In his excitement, the rookie did an extravagant dance and spiked the ball
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I’ve mentioned in past columns the Neighborhood Preservation Program (NPP) and some of the various programs and initiatives that are part of it. One of the programs by which you can benefit is an Ave Bucks Gift Card Program. We rolled this program out to the public at our recent Food Trucks on The Ave
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Are you ready for autumn—the crisp air, the fall colors, and all kinds of great events for the kids and families in Cumberland County? One of the biggest events coming is the WheatonArts Festival of Fine Craft on October 1 and 2 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at WheatonArts, 1501 Glasstown Road. Admission is
Health- and eco-conscious, Germans have embraced bicycles for getting around urban centers every day, and during leisure time in the countryside. Germany has a strong cycling infrastructure, including rental, repair and other services catering to cyclists, plus a vast, nationwide network of cycling trails. Here are four cycling routes in the country to let you
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This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement. Link to story: newjerseymonitor.com/2022/09/08/new-jersey-will-erect-black-history-markers-under-new-law New Jersey will begin marking the history of slavery, abolition, and trailblazing within its borders in a bid to recognize and remember the contributions of Black New Jerseyans. Gov. Phil Murphy recently signed into law a bill requiring
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The Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA fall schedule includes activities that range from aquatics to Zumba and are designed for all ages. Registration is currently open for group exercise classes, youth sports, swim lessons, and before and after school programs. Prices vary according to the classes and membership type. Interested parents and individuals are encouraged to
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