Recently, the numerous summer camps at the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA celebrated Animal Planet Week. This included kids aged three to 15 as well as others at Camp Merrywood. The six- to eight-year-olds in Camp Hiawatha enjoyed a special animal treat, a demonstration of the sport of dog agility. This was held for two groups […]
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One of my fondest memories is the time we discovered a barn swallow subletting beneath an osprey’s platform that CU Maurice River constructed on the Maurice River. As we were banding osprey chicks we disturbed a barn swallow, which began zooming about. Osprey and barn swallows have an interesting relationship when the smaller bird chooses
Welcome to our fifth Food Trucks on The Ave festival! You are taking part in a phenomenon that has continually grown by leaps and bounds in recent years. Food trucks were once simply a side attraction of much larger events such as fairs, car shows, and parades. People went to the food trucks to get
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The annual Vineland Food Truck Festival is hosted by the Main Street organization. If you are interested in being a non-food vendor, register at events.theave.biz/food-truck-non-food-truck-vendor-registration/ Vendor Rules & Regulations All vendors must be on-site prior to 10 a.m. No exceptions! PLACE: Mini Parks at Landis Ave. and SW Blvd. DATE: Sunday, August 21 EVENT TIME:
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In the financially and emotionally challenging year of July 2021 – June 2022, the support and generosity of our partners enabled M25 to provide over $46,000 in grant funding to assist programs that continue to feed the Cumberland County community amid the continuing COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, with another $33,000, we were able to continue to
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The NJ Department of Agriculture has announced that reimbursement funding is available for all New Jersey counties for treatment of the spotted lanternfly. The funding amount can be as much as $15,000 and possibly more. The funds will be given to counties for costs they accrue for chemical treatment activities associated with spotted lanternfly control.
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Just as most cars need to be refueled constantly, so does the nation’s blood supply. The American Red Cross has faced a concerning drop in blood and platelet donations this summer. Donors are needed to make an appointment to give in August to help prevent a blood shortage. The decline in donations has caused the
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He graduated from Vineland High in 2012 but he never really left. Justin Feliciano has devoted the last 10 years to the VHS music department and now he is the Music Director. After graduation, he spent four years at Rowan University, earning double bachelor degrees in Music Ed. and Performance. As a college graduate, Feliciano’s
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It’s still hot, with heat wave after heat wave, but we in Main Street Vineland are already thinking cool. Yes, we have our Food Trucks on The Ave event coming up this month, but we’re also deep into planning our second annual Ole Fashioned Christmas on The Ave, slated for Friday and Saturday, December 2
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The 1858 discovery of a nearly complete dinosaur skeleton in Haddonfield contributed handsomely to the field of paleontology, but it also sounded the call to arms in the “bone wars,” a term used to describe the ruthlessness that accompanied the prestige being accorded to the profession. And the “first shot” is usually credited as being
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