The Millville Woman’s Club collaborates with Lakeside Middle School for the Good Kid Award. The guidance counselor chooses two students who exemplify doing their best to help the school and the community. Jada Dacy and DeVaughn Smith were this June’s recipients of the Millville Woman’s Club Irene T. Decker Good Kid Awards. The recipients were […]
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Dean DiDomenico of Holland, PA has attained the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest rank in the Boy Scouts of America. Dean is the son of Dan and Anne DiDomenico, of Holland, PA, and grandson of Mary Ann DiDomenico of Vineland. He completed his Eagle Scout project by building an access ramp at the Churchville
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When Jaydon Ippolito dropped out of high school at 17 years old, his father gave him two choices—he either had to try to find another high school to attend or he had to get his GED. If he opted to get a high school equivalency diploma, then he would also have to find a job.
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On Wednesday, July 14, RCSJ celebrated the renaming of its Cumberland–campus Academic Center as a tribute to Catherine J. Arpino. A 25-year member of the College Foundation Board, Arpino was an educational benefactor and many RCSJ–Cumberland students benefitted through her Nursing and Allied Health scholarships. The new Catherine J. Arpino Education and Humanities Center will
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With great sadness the Diocese of Camden announces the death of Father Alfred Onyutha, a priest of the Diocese of the Nebbi in Uganda, who has served in the Diocese of Camden since 2005. Father Onyutha was most recently assigned as a parochial vicar at Saint Padre Pio Parish in Vineland. Father Onyutha was involved
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Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and Stockton University professor Stephen Dunn passed away on June 24 of this year, leaving behind a legacy of more than 20 volumes of poetry, one in particular that uses South Jersey in a most unique, thought-provoking way. According to his obituary in the Philadelphia Inquirer, Dunn was born in Queens on
New Jersey is the most densely populated state in the nation. Nonetheless over one-third of our land is preserved—1.5 million acres—by local governments, land trusts, Green Acres, NJ Wildlife Management Areas, state parks, Farmland Preservation, and the like. Citizens have always placed a priority on preservation, consistently voting for open space funding. This undeveloped space
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Wise people often advise us to live each day fully because at any time you could get hit by a truck. Everett Marshall lived fully. He never got hit by a truck. But, in a horrendous turn of fate, he got caught in a burning and exploding one. April 19, 2006 at 2:05 p.m. Preparing
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