During April the Community FoodBank of New Jersey will run the Great Big Period Product Drive to address period poverty, a public health problem affecting thousands of New Jersey residents. Spearheaded by CFBNJ’s Women Fighting Hunger, the campaign will collect hygiene products and funds and raise awareness of the issue. Most-needed items are regular maxi […]
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On Saturday, April 9, Dunkin’ officially opened the doors to Vineland’s newest Next Generation restaurant located at 1790 S. Lincoln Avenue. The restaurant will hold a special grand opening celebration on Saturday, May 21. Elements of the new restaurant experience at the Vineland location include a modern design, premium pours, integrated digital kiosks, and an
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RLS Logistics, a cold chain solutions provider, announced a new frozen food order fulfillment center in Kansas City, Kansas opening in April. Headquartered in Newfield, RLS Logistics is a family-owned, third-party logistics provider specializing in value-added cold chain solutions, including LTL and FTL transportation, cold storage warehousing, and direct-to-consumer fulfillment. Founded in 1968, the company
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The Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society (VHAS) was recently awarded funding by the Office of the Secretary of Higher Education through its Career Accelerator Internship Grant. As a result of receiving the award, VHAS is currently searching for two college undergraduates to fill two paid internships that will be available at the museum this summer.
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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
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