Clouds and a few raindrops did not deter Millville Woman’s Club (MWC) volunteers from picking up trash around their clubhouse neighborhood on Saturday, March 26. As chairperson of MWC Civic Engagement Committee, Louise Jones arranged for MWC to participate in Cumberland County Annual Public Lands Cleanup Trash Hunt. The club has been involved with this […]
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We’ve come to the month when we have our second round of quarterly meetings of our four teams—Organization, Design, Promotions, and Economic Vitality—and I, once again, want to invite you to join us on one or more of the teams. I outlined in a previous column what the teams do but as we’ve moved further
On May 23, 1994, the TV show Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) ended its seven-year run with the two-episode “All Good Things…” Like its predecessor, the Star Trek series of the 1960s, TNG had chosen to occasionally dabble in time-travel and was now bringing the curtain down with the most complex of its temporal
Anticipating that many of our readers will soon be increasing their time preparing their gardens and yards for outdoor enjoyment, it seems fitting that we discuss a common annoyance—poison ivy, oak and sumac. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration tells us that 90 percent of Americans are allergic to urushiol, the oil that causes the
You know I’m being cynical when I state that February is “Return Shopping Carts to the Supermarket” Month. I refuse to be cynical about the fact that April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Nothing against other causes, but alcohol impacts so many people in so many ways that I’ll treat it with the seriousness it deserves.
A new steeple was installed atop the historic Mauricetown Methodist Church on Monday, March 28. For nearly 150 years, the steeple has served as a sentinel to sea captains, as well as a welcoming beacon to the Victorian sea-faring village. Though the steeple has been repaired over the years, this is the first new steeple
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Brothers weekend comes to the Levoy. April 8 welcomes “A Brothers Revival,” an evening featuring the music of the Allman Brothers and friends. David Goldflies, who played bass with the Allman Brothers for more than four years, will be in the house. The next night brings the Zmed Brothers, performing a tribute to another pair
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Chuck Brett of Millville and his mostly volunteer team are in the staples business. The staples they deliver twice each week include bread, milk, fruit, cereal, soup, pasta, sauces, and canned vegetables. The mission of the Help and Hope Missions food bank is feeding the needy, and lately there are a lot more people in
My mom’s mother, Mary Palinroda, was a cook for many Jewish restaurants in New York City way back in the 1930s. She accumulated a lot of recipes to add to her already extensive repertoire of Ukranian recipes, so that holidays at our house became an international feast of Eastern Europe delicacies. Pierogies, kielbasa, red cabbage
This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement related to COVID-19 coverage. Link to FULL story: pressofatlanticcity.com/news/national/americas-biggest-metros-lost-residents-in-1st-full-year-of-pandemic/article_8c8768e8-974e-53b8-b71b-3c8f2c79aa64.html After returning to metro San Francisco following a college football career, Anthony Giusti felt like his hometown was passing him by. The high cost of living, driven by a constantly transforming tech industry,
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