October 7 marked the 176th anniversary of the death of American writer and poet Edgar Allen Poe. How better to celebrate his literary legacy than a POE-themed program at the historical and society building! On Tuesday, October 7, the Vineland Historical Society welcomed Poe devotees from the area to raise a glass to the master […]
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County Keystone Club teen members helped with a cleanup day as a community service effort for the Flying First Class Equestrian and Community Outreach Center in Bridgeton. The Keystone Club is a Boys & Girls Club program that provides leadership development opportunities for youth ages 14-18. For more information
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The Guidance Center will honor longtime community advocate John F. Scarpa at its ninth annual awards dinner on Thursday, October 23, at Merighi’s Savoy Inn in Vineland. Scarpa will receive the prestigious 2025 Mental Health Distinguished Community Leadership Award for his outstanding contributions to the greater Cumberland County area. He will be recognized and thanked
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This woolly bear caterpillar assumes a defensive posture; by rolling into a ball it protects its soft underside against predators like wasps. Photo J. Morton Galetto …for Halloween? Yes, but a wide band of orange hairs on the woolly bear caterpillar does not predict a cold winter. As we approach Halloween a number of our
A hush fell over the great room of the Vineland Historical Society. Softly at first, then slowly building, were the sounds of the ocean. Out of sight of the audience, a voice emerged. It was a child’s voice, telling the horrors of a months-long ocean voyage from West Africa to America. A seven-year-old girl, looking
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From left: Alex Kaganzev, Angela Papadopoulos, and Mark Edwards. Project Thanksgiving’s 17th annual turkey drive got off to a resounding start with Franklin Bank’s $1,000 donation. Mark Edwards, president, presented the check to Alex Kaganzev, founder, and Angela Papadopoulos, director of events. Project Thanksgiving is scheduled for Saturday, November 22. Numerous volunteers will be collecting
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Mystery on High, the October Art Crawl, and Third Friday gallery opening receptions will all collide on Friday, October 17. Downtown Millville is the place to find this eclectic mixup of art and free Halloween fun for the whole family. Enjoy balloon twisting, hair tinseling, henna tattooing, face painting, live music, psychic and tarot card
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On September 25, 2025, Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) collaborated with Gloucester County Addiction Services, Rowan University-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine (Rowan-Virtua SOM), and Living Proof Recovery Center, at its Gloucester Campus for Save a Life Day—an educational, community-based event designed to provide resources to community members and reduce barriers for those struggling with
Cape May County Special Services School District (CMCSSSD) is being recognized as a statewide leader in sustainability by Sustainable Jersey for Schools. Both of the district’s schools have received Bronze Certification, which means they have made a commitment to sustainability and have succeeded in implementing significant steps toward this commitment. In addition, the district has
The New Jersey Devils announced on October 3, 2025, that the team had acquired forward Zack MacEwen from the Ottawa Senators in exchange for forward Kurtis MacDermid. The transaction was made official by Devils President and General Manager Tom Fitzgerald. The move was finalized in the early evening, shortly after 5:30 p.m., as confirmed in
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