When the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society museum reopens to the public on February 2, its latest exhibit will focus on 19th century mourning customs. Titled “’Til Death Do Us Part: Victorian Mourning Customs in America,” the exhibit will examine traditions still practiced by many today. “We feature some unique objects such as the photograph […]
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The Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year is celebrated in a number of East Asian countries. Compared to the Gregorian calendar, the Chinese version is complex and based on lunar phases, solar solstices, and equinoxes. It involves 12 zodiac animals and has rich symbolism. This is the Year of the Tiger and people born
Mark the date: March 25. It’s the opening performance of the play, On Golden Pond, scheduled for a weekend gig at the historic Levoy Theatre in Millville. The performances kick off the 2022 season for the Off Broad Street Players (OBSP), the resident theater company at the Levoy. The production is the first of five
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Do you want your school-age child on the couch or in the classroom? Don’t we all dread that call from the school nurse: “We’re sorry, but your child has been in close contact with a student who tested positive for COVID and will have to quarantine at home now.” Oh, no, missed work, emergency child
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The brand fonts you choose for a logo, web copy, or packaging design can say as much about your business as your product or customer service. Insight of design is a powerful tool and should be exercised with extreme care and attention to detail. Selecting the right brand fonts can, believe it or not, enhance
One of my columns a few weeks ago was devoted to Vineland being awarded a five-year Neighborhood Preservation Program (NPP) designation through the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs. I mentioned that this includes an initial $125,000 grant to generate visible, tangible change in the Landis Avenue Downtown Vineland NPP District driven by local residents
Experts say that with mortgage rates beginning to rise, refinancing your home now might be your last best chance to lower your monthly mortgage payment, as rates remain near all-time lows. Those who refinanced early in 2021 have already reaped the benefits. Borrowers who refinanced their 30-year fixed rate mortgage into another 30-year fixed rate
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Millville High School Senior Anthony Kukal, a Finalist in the 2021 QuestBridge National College Match Program, has matched with Yale University! Yale, which is the third-oldest institution of higher education in the United States and among the most prestigious in the world, will be providing Anthony with a generous financial aid package that covers the
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New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas Fisher has announced registration has begun for farmers wishing to participate in the Jersey Fresh Farm-to-School Farmer Recognition Award. The Recognition Award is an opportunity for farmers to highlight their Farm to School efforts and provide them with resources to help feature their Jersey Fresh produce in local school
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The Millville Recreation Department will again hold its annual Winter Photo Contest during the months of January and February. “Anyone can enter, you do not have to be a professional photographer,” stated Samantha Cruz, Millville’s Parks and Recreation Manager. “Adults, seniors and even children can have lots of fun taking photos and entering the amateur
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