The Preschool Program at the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA in Vineland accommodates as many as 60 children every year. This is free to three- and four-year-old Vineland residents through a collaboration with the Vineland Public School District. The program has now welcomed a new director, Kasey Tuttle. In this position, she supervises teachers, interacts with […]
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On Friday, March 25, the Millville Woman’s Club (MWC) had their Meatball sub sale and, once again, it was very popular. Joan Fauver took on the job of organizing this event and many club members were involved in obtaining all the supplies, taking orders, preparing the sauce for the subs and filling and distributing the
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Karli Cervini, Vineland High School graduate Class of 2020 graduated top in her division from Great Lakes Navy boot camp on April 1 with honors and was awarded the Military Officers Association of America Award at the graduation ceremony.
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The Glasstown Arts District is ready to register the youth of our communities for the 23rd year of Art Creates Excellence (ACE) summer camp. We are excited to begin enrollment in three age groups: 7–9 years of age, 10–12 years, and 13–18 years. Classes are Monday through Friday in July from 9 a.m. to 12
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We’re well into April and May isn’t far away. That means that our events on The Ave are starting to crank up—slowly, at first, and then the pace picks up. Later this month, as I mentioned a couple of columns ago, will be our Arbor Day celebration, on Friday, April 29. We’re going to plant
It wasn’t until 1884 that telephone lines were installed in Vineland to connect residents beyond the conventional means of church services, meetings and other social gatherings of the time. Of course, the telegraph provided communication between longer distances, but the telephone would eventually prove much more far-reaching and revolutionary than anyone in the 19th century
Environmental Science students at Millville High School only recently gained access to a brand new greenhouse facility. It officially opened in September 2021 as part of the major renovation project currently underway on the Senior High campus. Now, just a few months later, the greenhouse is already giving back to the community. All of this
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The Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) Cumberland Campus Library has long been at the forefront of providing students, faculty and community members access to information that helps them view the world through a diverse and inclusive lens. The Library continues in its educational role by inviting the public to discover hidden history through its
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There is a pilgrimage that happens on New Jersey’s western shore in which you may be a participant— the observation of evening’s onset. The day loses the harsh casts of cold colors and turns to the warm reds, oranges, and yellows, staging a magical curtain call to daylight with a dramatic sunset. After a full
On March 23, Inspira Health donated humanitarian aid to Ukraine in the form of an ambulance stocked full of additional donated items. “Ashley Stetsenko and her husband Dan are very involved in the Slavic Evangelical Baptist Church in Vineland,” said Amy Mansue, president and CEO, Inspira Health. “They’ve been coordinating with us on our efforts
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