Janelle Stadnick, was awarded the Grand Prize by the judges of Millville’s 2022 Winter Photo Contest. The picture shows a beautiful winter sunset that caught the attention of all the judges. The photo had to be of a person, place or object in the City of Millville. There were a variety of all kinds of […]
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A mission of the NJ Veterans Memorial Home at Vineland is part of the New Jersey National Guard’s Joint Task Force COVID Guardian, which includes supporting New Jersey’s three veterans homes and two transitional housing programs at Veteran’s Havens North and South. Amidst the surge of Omicron variant cases of COVID-19, the New Jersey Department
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There is exciting news in the Glasstown Arts District! Longtime artist Maryann Cannon recently sold her gallery building at 508 N. High Street to a working-artist Danielle Cartier. But we are not losing Maryann; she has downsized LaBottega and moved into Cottage I across the street in the Village on High. She’s been busy painting
People often say that everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day. But not everyone is necessarily green, at least not in the environmental sense. How did all this “green” become associated with the Emerald Isle? The color refers to the lush green landscape of Ireland. But “green” in Ireland has a deeper political and religious
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J. DeRosa resides more than 3,200 miles from the Belfast birthplace of one Van Morrison. But they are much closer than the distance indicates, thanks to Morrison’s music, a sweet concoction of soul and rhythm and blues that defines the careers of both men. DeRosa fronts the eight-piece Tupelo Honey Band – A Van Morrison
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In some of the most horrific reports on Russia’s assault and bombings of Ukraine, there emerge scenes of Ukrainian families barricaded in basements and other hideaways, still holding classes with parents reading to even the very youngest. No wars, no pandemic, can stand in the way of children started on a lifetime of learning through
Last week, Gov. Phil Murphy unveiled the ANCHOR Property Tax Relief Program, a new initiative that will distribute $900 million in property tax relief to nearly 1.8 million homeowners and renters across the state during Fiscal Year 2023 (FY2023). The ANCHOR (Affordable New Jersey Communities for Homeowners and Renters) Property Tax Relief Program is part
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If you are interested in history and you would like to submit an article for a future issue of the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society Magazine, you may contact Board of Trustee member Ahmad Graves-El at [email protected] or Curator Patricia A. Martinelli at 856-691-1111 or [email protected]. While most issues are of general interest, there will
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The NJ Secure Choice Savings Act requires establishment of retirement savings programs for employees. It was passed by the Senate and Assembly and then signed into law by Gov. Murphy. Due to the pandemic, the effective implementation date was delayed until March 28, 2022. This law applies to: • Employers with 25 or more employees
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Applications are now available for First Harvest Credit Union’s scholarship awards for the 2022-2023 academic year. Scholarship awards up to $1,000 are awarded to college-bound high school seniors based on academic performance, extra-curricular activities, community service, a teacher recommendation, and a personal essay. “Last year, First Harvest Credit Union awarded $6,200 in scholarships to individual
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