Richard Seeley once worked as Hammonton’s town clerk, arriving in the area during his youth around the time the settlement was founded by Charles K. Landis and Richard Byrnes in 1856. Seeley also served as a school trustee, according to the book Hammonton Through the Eyes of J.G. Wilson, but his most lasting contribution might […]
Today I am shouting out a big thank you to all community members who came to Small Business Saturday and purchased the Double Value Gift Cards. Thank you, also, for spending time shopping at your favorite galleries and shops on that day, November 27. Your support with the gift cards means $49,110 will be spent
The Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have announced the expansion of the use of a booster dose for all COVID-19 vaccines in multiple populations. Find infomation on COVID-19 vaccines and eligibility at nj.gov/health/cd/topics/ncov.shtml or cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html Appointments are required for all Cumberland County Health Department vaccination clinics. To schedule
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The Millville Woman’s Club (MWC) recently donated Thanksgiving baskets to the Silver Run School in Millville for distribution to needy families. Louise Jones, MWC project chairman, said donations this year were the most the club has ever received.
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First Harvest Credit Union donated $500 to Project Thanksgiving’s 13th annual turkey drive. Raquel Soto, branch operations leader, left, and Tammy Santangelo, branch leader, presented the check to Alex Kaganzev, founder of Project Thanksgiving. The donation will be used to assist local veterans organizations and food banks. Thank you, First Harvest Credit Union, Raquel, Tammy
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Acting Attorney Andrew J. Bruck and New Jersey State Police Colonel Patrick J. Callahan recently announced the beginning of a pilot program that pairs a New Jersey State Police law enforcement Trooper with a certified mental health screener to respond together to 9-1-1 calls for behavioral health crises. The initiative, known as ARRIVE Together (“Alternative
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Cumberland County CATS announces temporary Saturday service to provide residents aged 60 and older, veterans, persons with disabilities, and the general public with transportation to meet holiday shopping needs. Service is available on the next two Saturdays, December 11 and 18, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.: “We hope this added service will ease the
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Back in 2007 I had the pleasure of visiting biologist Dick Veitch in New Zealand. We first met on the Delaware Bayshore where for many years he lent his expertise in shorebird ecology to the New Jersey shorebird recovery team. Dick’s career was spent working with the New Zealand Wildlife Service (currently the Dept. of
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Vineland High School 2018 graduate Isaih Pacheco, a star Rutgers University football running back, earned All Big Ten honorable mention in both the coaches’ and media vote released last week by the conference office. Starting all 12 games, Pacheco led the Scarlet Knights with 647 rushing yards on 167 carries with five touchdowns. The Vineland
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You have to admit, the Wizards of Winter is quite the catchy name for a holiday band. The Wizards, a mix of musicians and singers from the world of pop, heavy metal, opera, and classical music, conjures up images of sitting by a warm fire as the snowfall accumulates outside. Let’s just hope that snow
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