Whether you’re putting down roots or putting your home on the market, kitchen upgrades make a huge impact. Not only do they have daily “good feeling” appeal for current homeowners, they can offer a great return on investment when it’s time to sell. So it’s no surprise that kitchens were the second leading site of […]
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My favorite memories of summer are the family barbecues. Mom would make the side dishes, Dad would make the burgers or steaks, and we kids would bring out the condiments. The most anticipated dish of the day would always be the potato salad. Mom’s was creamy and tart with a sprinkling of chopped parsley on
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Inspira Health recently announced that two participants in its IMPACT Parent Linking Program (PLP), which serves students enrolled in Vineland High School who are pregnant or parenting, were awarded scholarships from Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey (PCA-NJ) for their outstanding academic and personal successes. Jennifer Garcia and Katelyn Guzman were each awarded the Higher Education Book
Recently, I was considering what has been one of my most wondrous moments in the natural world, living here in southern New Jersey. There have been many, but one wows me every time I recollect it. First let me set the stage for the development of my fascination with butterflies. My father introduced me to
As I write this, Assembly Bill 5683 is working its way through the State legislature. The bill, sponsored by Assemblywomen Verlina Reynolds-Jackson from District 15 and Assemblyman Benjie Wimberly from District 35, would modify New Jersey’s Garden State Growth Zone (GSGZ) property tax exemption program. It is a program that exists in Atlantic City, Camden,
Bing Crosby once had a hit song titled “June in January.” Well, we’ve taken the season-switching idea and reversed it. We’re going to be celebrating Christmas in July on The Ave. Why, you ask, are we combining Yuletide with summer fun? We’re going to be taking three hours—from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.—on Saturday, July
Vantage Commercial is thrilled to announce another successful sale of an industrial property in Millville. The facility, located at 525 Orange Street, was home to Parker Chomerics, a firm specializing in aviation instrumentation glass. After 40 years in Millville the company consolidated locations and relocated to Boston, joining another division to leverage a larger facility.
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After an uncertain year in 2020, when few 4th of July celebrations were held, there is now a more hopeful outlook marking the return of the traditions of Independence Day. While some communities have canceled their celebrations in 2021, many events including parades, concerts, activities, and fireworks are scheduled around our area. Vineland • Fourth
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In 1952, Ebony magazine referred to Fairfield Township’s Gouldtown in the headline of its feature story as “America’s Oldest Negro Community,” acknowledging in the article that “it may quite possibly be.” Ebony reported that “today’s generation of Gouldtowners know the main facts of their history, especially how their town came to be born. They are
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Generation X may be small, but we are a mighty generation that marketers often overlook. Gen X is sandwiched between the much larger segments of babyboomers and millennials and crafting your campaigns with this market in mind has its advantages. First, let’s identify the people who are part of what many call “the forgotten generation.”
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