In this challenging year for our communities and around the world, the Bridgeton Area Chamber of Commerce, which has recognized businesses and community leaders for 34 years with its Salute to Business and Industry Awards, will honor and thank “community heroes” when it holds its awards celebration on December 1, from 5 to 7:30 p.m. […]
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cumberland & Salem Counties (BBBS) recently received a $5,000 grant from the OceanFirst Foundation. The grant will help BBBS’ Adult School-Based Programs in Vineland. “The generous grant given to us by the OceanFirst Foundation will help us as we continue to Defend Potential during the pandemic,” said Donna Bennett, president
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The city of Millville’s Park and Recreation Department and Millville Key Club worked together to clean up Buck Park in Millville. On Saturday October 24, a team of city officials and students from Millville High School teamed up to clear the debris in the park and clear off a stone wall so that artists can
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One of the business clusters that was mentioned in our tab supplement a few weeks ago was our cluster of wedding-related businesses. We have a group of them—reception halls, stores for formal wear, gowns and dresses, shoes, jewelry, dry cleaning, printing, and more. All this makes The Ave a real destination for all wedding needs.
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Edward and Marie Howland, who had studied first-hand the planned community of the Familistere in France and furthered the cause of the co-operative society in the U.S., would end their stay in South Jersey after 20 years for the prospects of a communal system that had been set up on the western coast of Mexico
To continue efforts to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, Rowan University will offer free coronavirus testing to all students and employees before Thanksgiving Day. “We know that the virus spreads most often among people who know each other—family members and friends,” says Rowan President Ali A. Houshmand. “By offering testing, we can do our
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From a fiscal standpoint, it has been difficult to measure just how much the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted smaller counties, cities, and townships in New Jersey over the past nine months or predict the pandemic’s impact in 2021. Only now, as we approach the end of the calendar year are we able to see the
(StatePoint)—As more of life is centered around home, good design can help you augment and replace natural light, while creating a productive, safe haven during the darker, shorter days of fall and winter. “The stress of the COVID-19 crisis has emphasized the impact our environment plays on our wellbeing. There’s never been a more important
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With the dampness of fall comes a crop of wild mushrooms in many shapes, colors, and sizes. Mycophagists, people who hunt for edible mushrooms, are exploring the woods for their quarry. What we see above the ground, the mushroom, is the reproductive part of the organism. It does not need light to trigger its production.
One of Cumberland County’s most influential members of its vibrant community theater scene recently won a prestigious award in recognition of all his hard work and dedication. Walter A. Webster, of Bridgeton, music/drama teacher at Commercial Township School, received the coveted NJACT Lifetime Achievement Perry Award. “Total shock and disbelief,” was Webster’s response when he
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