The Cumberland County Prosecutor’s office recently announced the public launch of a countywide special needs registry. It works in collaboration with the police departments of Bridgeton, Millville, and Vineland, along with the Sheriff’s Department and NJ State Police. The Cumberland County special needs registry is a no-cost, voluntary service open to all persons with special […]
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Kim Cruz received the prestigious Captain Paul Pantelis Heart of Gold award for her dedicated and selfless support of Project Thanksgiving. Captain Pantelis served his country (Army) for 19 years, then administered to the needs of his community through the priesthood for 28 years. Cruz has served Project Thanksgiving in many ways. She has helped
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The Woman’s Club of Vineland recently held a luncheon at the Green Olive. President Eva Prestopino announced the Woman of the Year, Zan Coia, and presented her with a pin, which was donated by Dondero Jewelry. Coia has chaired several fundraisers for the club and has always helped the club with many projects.
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Cumberland County has appropriated a portion of its Federal Community Development Block Grant CARES Funds (CDBG-CV) for the COVID-19 Small Business Assistance Program. The program is being established to provide working capital funds to eligible small businesses that have been severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. This funding is available to small businesses outside the
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Gov. Phil Murphy signed Executive Order 252 on Friday, instituting the previously announced requirement that all workers in certain state and private health care facilities and high-risk congregate settings be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by September 7, 2021 or be subject to COVID-19 testing at minimum one to two times per week. This requirement aims
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One of my dad’s best summer recipes was always a ratatouille. There are so many variations and he may have put a slightly Italian flair to it by adding fresh tomatoes and cannelloni beans. Still, its roots are definitely from the south of France. In Marseilles and all of Provence this is a very popular
Two Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) grads, Miriam Craig-Venti and Jesus Calixto recently participated in a roundtable discussion regarding college affordability that included the U.S. Department of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona. Local leaders and dignitaries also attended, including U.S. Congressman Donald Norcross, RCSJ President Frederick J. Keating, Rowan University President Ali A. Houshmand and
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The beauty of the American goldfinch’s brilliant yellow plumage did not escape one of our most famed New Jersey artists, Edward Marshall Boehm (1913-1969). He memorialized his image of a flight of goldfinches in a porcelain sculpture that is displayed in the legislative wing of our State House in Trenton, named the “Glory of New
I’ve written in the past about micro-events and their benefits to The Ave. Not every event has to be a large, wall-to-wall people event. Not every event necessitates closing down Landis Avenue to traffic, with all the associated repercussions that brings to businesses and regular traffic flow. That’s where micro-events come in. I can think
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From 1955 to 1974, there existed a ring of military bases throughout South Jersey and Pennsylvania that were designed to protect Philadelphia from Soviet nuclear attacks during the Cold War. Each location was equipped with state-of-the-art Nike missiles that could, with the press of a button, emerge from their underground storage and be readied for
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