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County Certifies 38 Program Participants for Completed Crisis Intervention Training

Cumberland County Prosecutor Webb-McRae is pleased to congratulate the officers and mental health professionals who received their training certificate after completing Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training. The weeklong training concluded on Friday, March 4, and was hosted in collaboration with the Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office, NJ CIT Center of Excellence, the Cumberland County Department of […]

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Back on Target

Archives / Editorial

Falling short of your goals? In a period of stagnation? It may be time to spring clean your routine. Here are a few tips and ideas for getting more done with greater ease. 1. Spruce up your settings: Do you find some of the push notifications on your phone distracting? Give yourself the gift of

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Farinaccio Begins Term as YMCA Board President, Bevilacqua Honored as Past President

Faces in the news / Editorial

At the recent meeting of the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA Board of Directors, the group honored its past president, Shayne Bevilacqua. His two-year term, just ended, was marked by successes as well as significant COVID-based challenges. Bevilacqua has been a member of the YMCA Board since 2013. He praised his fellow Board members as well

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Millville Announces Winter Photo Contest Winners

News In Brief / Editorial

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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NJ National Guard Serves at Veterans Memorial Home, Vineland

Community Update, Archives / Editorial

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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Artist Shuffle

Commentary, Archives / Editorial

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

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Let’s Go Green(er)

The Great Outdoors, Archives / Editorial

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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Van Morrison Vibe Coming to Landis Theater

Cover Story, Archives, News In Brief / Editorial

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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Booked for Life

Cover Story, Archives / Editorial

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

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ANCHOR Replaces Homestead Rebate, Makes Renters Eligible for Relief

Community Update / Editorial

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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County Certifies 38 Program Participants for Completed Crisis Intervention Training

Back on Target

Farinaccio Begins Term as YMCA Board President, Bevilacqua Honored as Past President

Millville Announces Winter Photo Contest Winners

NJ National Guard Serves at Veterans Memorial Home, Vineland

Artist Shuffle

Let’s Go Green(er)

Van Morrison Vibe Coming to Landis Theater

Booked for Life

ANCHOR Replaces Homestead Rebate, Makes Renters Eligible for Relief

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