Let’s face it, for some relatives, the holidays are not only a time to connect—whether it’s in person or virtually this year—but a time to time to dig into some stale or freshly baked disagreements. This year’s cornucopia may include an extra serving of contentious, political fare, warns Bill FitzGerald, associate professor of English at […]
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A 15-second commercial promoting designated driving, featuring Atlantic City Deputy Police Chief James Sarkos, will soon be displayed here on 100 digital screens of the AC Boardwalk’s Impactivate Video Billboard Network. The airtime on the digital network was recently donated to the John R. Elliott HERO Campaign by Meet AC, the sales and marketing authority
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St. Mary School in Vineland is proud to announce the first quarter honors list for middle school students: 8th Grade, Principal’s List: Elena Buono, Vincent Caimi, Anthony Calabrese, Juliana Ferus, Lena Giamboy, Christine Lam, Addison Mancill, Joshua Mitchell, Santino Scaffidi, Michael Tomasso, Connor Watson. First Honors: Drew Davis, Dominic Felice, Alexandra Gaytan, Addison Mello. Second
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Millville Woman’s Club helped brighten Thanksgiving for six families selected by Silver Run School. Contributions from Club members included turkeys, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, vegetables, desserts and much more. These were delivered to Silver Run School on November 23 for the families to enjoy. Extra donations were given to the Help and Hope Ministries.
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Coach Mike Blacksten said of 16-year-old twins Aaron and Reuben Williams, “They’ve been here at the Y for years. They have always been hard workers with positive personalities.” Blacksten is the head swim coach at the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA, in Vineland. He continued, “Now, they’re growing into natural leaders. I suggested that they apply
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CCTEC would like to congratulate Michael Deem, Class of 2022, for his election as State Officer for New Jersey SkillsUSA. Michael was elected when he attended the virtual Fall Leadership Connection. He will join eight other officers from around the state to lead SkillsUSA student members through leadership development and team building opportunities. CCTEC is
I’ve never believed that living alone was a bad thing. I live alone. I am capable, love my independence and crave my solitude. Every day is a blank slate ready to be filled with the colors of the world. Enter March 2020 and my new Covid-19 living. I rallied. I tidied and organized my drawers,
With nearly half of all Americans employed by a small business, these establishments need our support more than ever this holiday season and going into 2021. According to the latest Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index, 46 percent of business owners surveyed have seen a drop in revenue over the past 12 months, with some entrepreneurs
It’s time to take a look back on the year 2020 in the life of Main Street Vineland and The Ave. In many ways, it was, to use and often-used expression, “a year unlike any other.” We started out with great plans—a calendar full of events large and small, design-related ideas, seminars, workshops, and other
There are dozens of holiday movies, songs and TV specials available for our entertainment pleasure during this season, many of which have been examined in this column over the past decade. But this year, we are going to take a look at the literary aspects of Christmas with some not-so-well-known offerings that get to the
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