We bid goodbye to the summer season during Labor Day weekend with a fantastic Wheels and Wings Millville Air Show. The weather cooperated in a fabulous way with low humidity and lower temperatures—perfect for viewing. The weekend started with the Pilots’ Party at the NJ Motorsports Park. Pilots, staff, and dozens of volunteers attended and […]
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Labor Day weekend may be the unofficial end of summer and next Tuesday may be the official calendar year end of summer, but summer hasn’t ended yet on The Ave. We still have a summertime event for you that we postponed to the fall, as well as some other great opportunities to put meet up
The names Dorothy Arzner, Florence Lois Weber and Alice Guy-Blache are not easily recognized today, yet each has made her mark in film history by becoming the first woman to direct a sound film and join the Director’s Guild of America (DGA) or being credited with pioneering the technique of the split screen or earning
If your casual baking hobby has turned into an obsession, you’re in good company. Baking swept the nation as a way to pass the time in 2020, with an overwhelming 84 percent of respondents identifying as bakers in an end-of-year Packaged Facts survey of Americans. However, there’s a difference between good and great baking, and
With students about to make their transition from the delights of summer to the culturally developed “institution of learning” I thought it might be fun to discuss non-human creatures and the way they are taught about their culture. Recently I listened to Carl Safina read his newest book Becoming Wild. His premise is that non-human
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Football season is here. For one local man, this means it is back-to-work time with the Philadelphia Eagles, as Mike Devono will be starting his 50th year with the NFL team. Now well into his 60s, this Vineland resident began by following in his father’s footsteps. “My father started with the Eagles in the 1950s
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On the night of Wednesday, September 1, South Jersey experienced one of the most significant severe weather events in the past decade. The remnants of major hurricane Ida came barreling through the region bringing heavy rain, strong winds and several long-track tornadoes to areas that don’t ever experience that kind of weather. We knew several
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Inspira Medical Center Vineland, part of Inspira Health, welcomed an 11-foot-tall x 12-foot-wide blue steel heart to honor local health care workers on September 7. Local steel fabrication company Southern New Jersey Steel created, donated and installed the 5,000-pound steel heart to Inspira Health. “As our country continues to navigate one of the most daunting
A full decade has passed since ArtC founder Bill Horin took action on a vision—creating a dynamic organization that promotes and advocates for the arts and artists of southern New Jersey. What started as an idea has grown to become an influential and vibrant network of artists, marketers, communicators, funders and other professionals who share
New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas Fisher recently announced the Department has added five counties to the spotted lanternfly quarantine zone. The counties new to the list are Morris, Monmouth, Middlesex, Essex, and Union. They join the previously announced quarantine counties of Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Hunterdon, Mercer, Salem, Somerset, and Warren. “The spotted lanternfly’s excellent
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