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Vineland Recruiting for Next Generation of Volunteer Firefighters

The Volunteer Firefighters Association of Vineland, in collaboration with the City of Vineland Fire Department, recently launched the 2022 firefighter recruitment campaign “Join Vineland’s Bravest.” “Our volunteers do important work to keep our communities safe and we are enormously proud of them,” said Director of Fire-EMS Richard G. Franchetta, EJD, RMC. “We want others to […]

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Community Benefits & Resources Holds Grand Opening

Faces in the news, Archives / Editorial

A formal grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony at Community Benefits & Resources, 430 W. Landis Ave., Unit B, took place on Thursday, August 25. The ceremony was organized by Main Street Vineland and the Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce. Community Benefits & Resources Manager/Insurance Broker Michelle Loyola (center, holding scissors), surrounded by staff, associates, and

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Easy Breakfast

Taste of the Town, Archives / Editorial

When we were kids, August would signal the end of summer and that old familiar feeling of dread would start to creep in. Somehow, the only thing that seemed to dull the pain was a trip to J &J News for pens, pencils, and notebooks. I guess shopping was therapeutic even way back then. School

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Millville To Hold 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony

Community Update, Archives / Editorial

The City of Millville, as it has always done since the attack of terrorism on September 11, 2001, will remember the victims with a ceremony “Never, Will The American People Forget.” The ceremony is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at the Millville Fire Department located at 420 Buck Street, on Sunday, September 11. The ceremony will

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Jersey’s Eastern Shore

The Great Outdoors, Archives / Editorial

Last week our seaside venture down New Jersey’s coast ended at Hereford Inlet Lighthouse. This episode’s narrative begins at Cape May National Wildlife Refuge’s Two Mile Beach Unit on Ocean Drive, in Wildwood Crest; afterwards we’ll head south of the Cape May Canal to give you a few select natural locations to check out. Once

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September at the Shore

Cover Story, Archives / Editorial

Used to be when Labor Day passed, the Jersey Shore would hibernate till Memorial Day. Few reasons to take a short jaunt from Millville to the shore. Not much to see or do there in the way of events and such. That’s all changed, of course, especially in Atlantic City and environs. AC is a

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Prepping for the Fall Garden

Archives / Editorial

It doesn’t matter if the seeds you are starting are going to be making their way outdoors once germinated or if they are going to be additions to your indoor garden—starting seeds inside is the best way to ensure success. The tiny seeds and seedlings do not do well with harsh weather changes and the

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The Convent Amsterdam

Uncategorized / Editorial

Amsterdam is the capital of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. It is the country’s largest city and its financial, cultural, and creative center. Many large Dutch institutions have their headquarters there, and seven of the world’s 500 largest companies, including Philips and ING, are based in the city. In 2012, Amsterdam was ranked the second

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Another Round of Thanks

Archives / Editorial

As the hot, humid dog days of summer have given way to more comfortable weather, can autumn be far behind? On The Ave, we had our last fling at summer with our Food Trucks on The Ave event this past Sunday. The weather cooperated, the turnout was great, the food was delicious, and the entertainment

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Revolutionary Toll

History / Editorial

On the day prior to October 22, 1777, the Gloucester County site that housed Fort Mercer hadn’t yet become a battleground in the American Revolution. The fort, along with its surrounding land, was one of two citadels guarding the Delaware River to prevent the British from sailing supplies into Philadelphia. Today, the area has become

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