We love to have new businesses come to The Ave and show interest in downtown properties. We trumpet our new businesses in a variety of ways—social media, print media, ribbon-cuttings, and meet-and-greets, among them. We publicize available properties on our website. The ongoing effects of the COVID situation slowed all this up for a time, […]
The vestiges of dinosaurs who roamed the land that is now New Jersey is fairly far-reaching, and anyone wishing to tour the sites that offer a glimpse into the past before the summer reaches its conclusion have a number of choices. In Haddonfield, the site where the first nearly complete dinosaur skeleton was unearthed, a
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Scratch any impressions you have of private islands inhabited by music moguls, royalty, or tech billionaires popping magnums of champagne. The new private island experience is about togetherness with a group of people you value most in the world—having the uplifting and inspiring shared experience of a customized vacation that provides all the means for
Calling all artists! The Glasstown Arts District will be hosting a Plein Air Art Competition on Saturday, September 24. Registration is from 8 to 10 a.m. at the Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts, 22 N. High Street, Millville. Artists will go out and paint within the boundaries of the arts district which is High
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Since prices continue to rise, nearly half of Americans (48 percent) have taken a spending hiatus of at least two weeks within the past six months. But for those who are looking for essential items, such as clothes and shoes, thrift shopping offers an alternative way to save on quality goods. According to a recent
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Where was God during the Holocaust and where has God been since after the war? How could God have let such a tragedy happen? How can we account for it today? How did faith and the will to survive play a role in this? These issues and others, which Christian and Jewish theologists and laypersons
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Few young men get to enjoy the unique experiences of performing with some of Philadelphia’s most well-known arts groups and in front of audiences around the world, but for members of the Philadelphia Boys Choir & Chorale (PBCC), these are annual highlights. Singing with the program offers not only an exceptional music education, but opportunities
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A Millville native is serving with Strike Fight Squadron 136 supporting TOPGUN aviators at the Navy’s premier tactical air warfare training center. Petty Officer third class Joseph Carangi, a 2016 Millville Senior High School graduate, said “I learned in Millville to do your job and you won’t get yelled at.” Serving in the Navy means
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On August 5, Gladstone Commercial Corporation (Nasdaq:GOOD) acquired a 246,000-square-foot, two-property, industrial portfolio, with locations in Vineland and Bridgeton for a gross purchase price of $32.5 million at a GAAP capitalization rate of 7.2 percent. The portfolio, acquired in a sale/leaseback transaction, is 100 percent leased to Garden State Bulb Company and its affiliates, with
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New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way announced that she and the New Jersey Division of Elections have taken steps to ensure the integrity of the state voter files by joining the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC). ERIC is a nonpartisan non-profit organization with the sole mission of assisting states in increasing access to voter
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