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
It’s the season for all things festive! In this column, I’m sharing three recipes. Be sure to let your children help with age-appropriate tasks in the kitchen; it’s important to let them learn through hands-on experience, while creating memorable moments that can last a lifetime. From my home to yours, may you have a very
Unfortunately, many Americans will be unable to celebrate the holidays with their extended family and friends in person this year, making it all the more important to boost holiday cheer at home. Here are few festive ideas for getting into the holiday spirit during this socially distant season. • Don’t skip out on the decorations:
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As Americans hunker down to weather the pandemic this winter at home, nearly every facet of life will remain upended to safeguard against the coronavirus. Millions are working from home and learning remotely and even holiday gatherings will look a lot different this year. Staying closer to home may mean fewer weather worries for commutes
Many years ago, when the Campbell family had a salt hay farm in Dennis Township on Stimpson Island Rd., my husband and I use to visit them. Young George Campbell had what I would call a Bayshore accent, similar to the slight southern drawl heard from folks on the Maryland Bayshore. When George would give
This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement related to COVID-19 coverage. Link to story: whyy.org/articles/delaware-river-port-authority-postpones-toll-increase/ Motorists who cross the Delaware River between New Jersey and Pennsylvania will have some extra money in their pockets. The Delaware River Port Authority on Wednesday postponed a scheduled toll increase until at least
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The public health crisis that is the Covid-19 pandemic affects everyone, but the impacts are not equal nor are they consistent. The impacts are most keenly felt among low and moderate income families and households. This has been true when it comes to low-wage employment, and no amount of recasting store clerks as heroes will
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As many of us are well aware, a lot of restaurants have struggled to stay in business during the novel coronavirus pandemic. The pandemic has forced restaurant owners to come up with a variety of creative ways to attract customers to their establishments or get left by the wayside. Some eateries have, unfortunately, had to
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