March will be a busy month for kids at the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA. Youth Indoor Soccer and Y Arts and Crafts will both be offered during the Spring I session. These are available to current Y members plus community members with registration. Spring I classes run from March 1 to April 24. Registration is […]
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Millville Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to announce a groundbreaking ceremony for a fenced-in, off-leash dog park to be located at Union Lake Park. The event will take place at 10 a.m. on Thursday, March 4, at Union Lake Park, which is located at Sunset Drive and Sharp Street. The public and media are
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Okay, every Irish person in the Vineland area—all two of you—are waiting with bated breath for the worldwide celebration of St. Patrick this month. And who could celebrate the good saint who drove the snakes out of Ireland without a corned beef and cabbage dinner and some singing and dancing to the traditional songs? “O
Many of us go about our daily work routine, putting in long hours, addressing problems, delegating tasks, growing our company and feeling accomplished that a solid day’s work has been done. Some of us go even further and utilize our social media pages, like LinkedIn, to engage in groups, share relevant posts, or create our
Every once in a while, circumstances occur where changes occur in our team leadership. Team chairs are volunteer positions. Our chairs have lives outside of our organization and sometimes that factor necessitates a change. Sometimes a team chair may feel that another team fits their talents and interests better. So, with the new year, we
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The study of history tends to focus its view on individuals who guided or participated in events that helped shape our world into what it is today, yet certain buildings constructed by some of these noteworthy figures are sometimes able to offer a more comprehensive narrative of their time. Take, for instance, Fort Nassau. This
Long-time Rutgers professor and extension agent Dr. Mel Henninger was recognized with a Distinguished Service to Agriculture Citation by the New Jersey State Board of Agriculture during the virtual New Jersey State Agricultural Convention recently. “Mel Henninger’s significant contributions to New Jersey agriculture have made major impacts on how we grow produce,” said New Jersey
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Patrick W. McGrory, MSFS, CFP®, CRPC® a private wealth advisor with Ameriprise Financial in Vineland, was named to the list of “Best-in-State Wealth Advisors,” published by Forbes magazine. The list recognizes financial advisors who have demonstrated high levels of ethical standards, professionalism and success in the business. The rankings are based on data provided by
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Not sure what I was going to write about this week, I opened and read a letter with no return address and no signature. Then, I knew exactly what to write. The letter starts with “you make us laugh when you write your column in SNJ.” That can’t be all bad, I thought. Then the
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The South Jersey Bayshore Coalition nominated our State’s Bayshore Heritage Scenic Byway for consideration as a “National Scenic Byway.” In mid-February the Coalition received word that we have been approved for the designation. This is cause for celebration! The Federal Highway Administration defines the National Scenic Byway Program as an arm of the Department of
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