Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Cumberland County is collaborating with other Counties to present the Gardening Education Series 2021 on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm from February 3, 2021 through May 12, 2021. This series is available only on-line and can be considered as pre-requisite educational training for those interested in becoming a […]
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If you have been wondering whether your website should have a blog, the answer is probably yes. But before you put the proverbial pen to paper and start writing, make sure you understand the basics of blogging and why it may be important to have an active website blog. Here are three reasons why my
There’s just something quite satisfying about eating a bowlful of hot soup on a cold winter day! Most soup recipes are easy to prepare, tasty and healthy for you. Serve with whole grain bread, biscuits, rolls or cornbread, and dinner is served. So warm up with some homemade soup today. Have a happy, healthy, safe,
While farmers and gardeners are looking forward to the planting season, Main Street Vineland is already in the planning season—and we’re hard at work. With the weather being too cold and unpredictable during the first two or three months of the year, we’re taking the time to roll up our sleeves and plan our events
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William C. Mulford’s account of Bridgeton in 1850, which was published in a 1937 booklet and later excerpted in South Jersey Magazine, transports the modern-day reader to a time when the Cumberland Iron and Nail Works, the Cohansey Glass Works and the East Lake Woolen Mills were the city’s three leading industries and transportation was
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In January we present our annual report on the programs and activities that take place in Millville’s Glasstown Arts District. We would like to share a brief summary with you. Millville Development was able to hold some of its annual events including: • Third Friday art walks (except during the lockdown months). • Art Creates
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Retirees from the Millville Board of Education normally gather once a month for lunch and at the December luncheon, rather than have a gift exchange, donations are made to a community benefit. Due to the pandemic, things have NOT been normal during the past year, such as these monthly gatherings. The Millville Woman’s Club has
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On December 17, 2020, Joseph E. Romano, President of the Vineland Elks Lodge #1422, presented a $1,000 donation to Major Jackie Rivera, Commanding Officer of the Salvation Army in Vineland, to help with the food pantry. This donation was made possible by an Elks National Foundation Gratitude Grant. Romano also presented a $500 donation from
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Thank you for taking the positive step to sign up to learn more about the COVID-19 vaccination distribution in our community. Please note that we are sharing with you what we know, as of today, January 13. With Governor Murphy’s goal to accelerate the number of New Jersey residents vaccinated, we emphasize that the process
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Gov. Murphy announced that the following residents may begin receiving the COVID-19 vaccine on January 14, 2021—individuals 65 years old and older; and individuals between the ages of 16 and 64 with medical conditions that increase the risk of severe illness from contracting COVID-19 as defined by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
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