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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Upper Deerfield Township in Cumberland County, a historically dry community, approved a referendum to allow for the consumption and sale of alcoholic beverages. The Township anticipates auctioning one alcoholic beverage license for on-premises consumption and one alcoholic beverages license for off-premises consumption at their January 18, 2022 Township Committee meeting. Register to receive a bid
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In an effort to connect people through the act of making art together, Rowan College of South Jersey’s (RCSJ) Clay College is hosting “The Community Clay Project.” Area residents, including groups, organizations, and students, are invited to “build” a tight-knit community connection creating art on manufactured, unfired bricks. Participants have the option to paint, sculpt
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The next holiday cleanup for South Jersey Catholic Cemeteries is scheduled to begin the week of December 6 for the removal of Veterans Day and Thanksgiving decorations. However, grave blankets and wreaths laid at Thanksgiving will remain until January. Prior to the cleanup date, Diocese of Camden asks families to please remove any items or
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This is a favorite time of year for folks to bake goodies. There are people who don’t usually bake but will during the Christmas season. There’s just something special about this time of year that makes us want to bake or create holiday favorites! In this column I’m sharing festive, tried-and-true recipes that you can
In an issue of the Country Gentleman, an Albany, New York newspaper, dated September 28, 1865, Vineland founder Charles K. Landis promoted his town, declaring, “for persons who desire mild winters, a healthful climate and a good soil, in a country beautifully improved, abounding in fruit and possessing all other social privilege, in the heart
What events are coming up downtown? How do I register? How can I get financing help to open a business on The Ave? How can I find out where I can live downtown? These questions and others are only a mouse click away by going to Main Street Vineland’s website, theave.biz. Let’s take a quick
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There is a fine line between those who remain victims and those who join the ranks of the survivors and the difference often comes down to blood. I mention this because on Saturday, December 11, the American Red Cross will be holding a blood drive from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Alms Center
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From Thanksgiving through New Year’s, the holidays are time to gather with loved ones. It is typically a joyous time of enjoying traditions and each other. Yet if you are visiting a friend or relative with a life-limiting or terminal illness you may be apprehensive that emotions will overshadow the conversation. You wonder: What can
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