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New York Jets Rookie Mason Taylor Among NFL Newcomers Drawing Pro Bowl Comparisons

Three rookies, tight end Mason Taylor of the New York Jets, two-way player Travis Hunter of the Jacksonville Jaguars, and linebacker Jihaad Campbell of the Philadelphia Eagles, have each been compared to former franchise Pro Bowlers by FOX Sports analyst Rob Rang. These comparisons are based on specific traits, roles, and performance histories and reflect […]

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New Jersey American Water Lifts Mandatory Restrictions

Community Update, News In Brief / SNJ Today

Following the Murphy Administration and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s (NJ DEP) Drought Warning lift, New Jersey American Water has lifted its mandatory conservation notice for all customers across the state, while keeping a voluntary conservation notice in place for all customers in Atlantic, Cape May, Monmouth, and Ocean Counties. “The return of

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Best California Sports Betting Sites 2025 – Top 10 Online Sportbooks for Cali Bettors

Sports / SNJ Today

It makes a lot of sense that the California sports betting scene is so strong. After all, this is one of the best states in the country for sports in general. Players here love to bet on football, basketball, baseball, and the rest. We wanted to find out what the best sites for all of

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Summer EBT Benefits Distributed to 693,000 New Jersey Children

Community Update, News In Brief, On The Money / SNJ Today

The New Jersey Department of Agriculture, in partnership with the New Jersey Departments of Education and Human Services, has announced that more than 693,000 eligible children across the state will be receiving Summer EBT benefits in the coming days. New Jersey is participating in this permanent, nationwide USDA program, now in its second year of

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Blueberry Treat

Taste of the Town / Submitted Content

With Jersey Fresh blueberries ripening into peak season, there’s no better time to present our readers with a sweet recipe that stars this fruit, an agricultural product with a long history in southern New Jersey. For a video of recipe prep for this dish, visit findjerseyfresh.com/JerseyFresh/recipes/blueberry-pie-bars Blueberry Pie Bars 15 min. prep / 60-70 min.

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Local Land Preserved

Cover Story / Submitted Content

The preservation of 118 acres of open space in Vineland was recently announced by NJ Conservation. Its proximity to other conservation lands made the protection of this forested property critical to ensure wildlife habitat connectivity and also enhance the region’s resilience to the impacts of climate change. The property is within two miles of NJ

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Keating’s Tenure Recognized with Awards

Uncategorized / Submitted Content

From left: Joshua Coren, D.O., vice dean for clinical affairs at Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine; Frederick Keating, Ed.D., outgoing president of Rowan College of South Jersey; and Richard Jermyn, D.O., FAAPMR, dean of the Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine, as Keating accepts the Rowan-Virtual SOM Medal of Honor at the medical school’s commencement ceremony

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Millville Woman’s Club Thanks Members

Faces in the news, News In Brief / Submitted Content

Donna Pio presents Order of the Lily pin to Caroline Dickson. Diann Ewan, not pictured, is also a recipient. The Millville Woman’s Club (MWC) held its last meeting for the summer on June 12. Trustees hosted a catered luncheon as a thank-you to club members for their hours of volunteering, providing financial support, and overall

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Millville Woman’s Club Awards Scholarships

Faces in the news, News In Brief / Submitted Content

From left: Donna Pio, Sasha Torres, McKensi Chestnut, and Barbara Westog. Millville Woman’s Club (MWC) congratulates Sasha Torres and McKensi Chestnut as they graduate with the Millville High School (MHS) Class of 2025. They are both honor students and have each been invited to a MWC luncheon to share a little bit about themselves. Club

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Native Ninebark:

The Great Outdoors / J. Morton Galetto, CU Maurice River

Atlantic ninebark is another native species that flourishes in our region. The mature blossoms are snowy white, often with a pink hue. Photo: John Ruter University of Georgia, Bugwood About five years ago, the owners of a native plant nursery introduced me to a great native plant Physocarpus malvaceus, whose common names include Atlantic ninebark, eastern

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