As we head toward the end-of-year holiday season, fun and traditional gathering events will have to take a backseat to the novel coronavirus. New Year’s Eve, Christmas, and Thanksgiving Day celebrations will have a different feel than holidays past. State and federal health officials are strongly advising all those who want to party like it’s […]
Right about now, I am praying for inspiration. The thing I wanted most since everything went black in early March is finally coming true. Restaurants are opening for indoor dining, and mostly customers are glad. Happy to still cooperate with coronavirus rules—up to a point. I, for one, will always take off my mask to
It was announced in late September 2020 that Facebook’s 20 percent rule was going to be removed for advertisers. Collectively social media managers let out a sigh of relief, no longer needing to adhere to the policy lest they be penalized by Facebook via lack of delivery and reach. But does this change by Facebook
The Vineland Public Library (VPL) has set its reopening for October 13, with limited services and hours in continuing efforts to reduce the risks of spreading COVID-19. Library hours are 9 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Only 25 patrons will be allowed inside at a time for 15 minutes
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Donate your vehicle, RV, boat, trailer or camper to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County. Making a donation is faster, easier and safer than selling your vehicle and benefits the Clubs greatly. Call Donation Line toll free at 1-877-227-7487. The vehicle donation processing centers at Donation Line will be on standby to receive
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Prosecutor Jennifer Webb-McRae has announced the CCPO’s new and improved website which is part of an interactive Community Policing network, at the Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office. The cloud-based network application provides interactive community policing tools designed specifically to promote a police/public partnership in public safety. Utilizing the new CCPO Community Web Interface, the public can
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In 1864, Edward and Marie Howland departed the New York City Bohemian scene and set sail for Europe to live within the co-operative system of French industrialist and reformer Jean-Baptiste Andre Godin, an experience they would carry with them to South Jersey. The exact amount of time the couple spent in Guise, France at Godin’s
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cumberland & Salem Counties (BBBS) has announced that Madisyn Miller will transition to a new role as Program Manager for the Mentor2.0 Program. In her new role, Madisyn will create and support matches between high school juniors and mentors in an effort to help students through their senior year and
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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County announced its Members of the Month for September 2020. They are Melina Gaines (left) and Za’Miyah Jackson. Congratulations to these outstanding Club members!
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South Jersey has been experiencing beautiful fall weather. Now it is time to enjoy the outdoors and family fun activities in a safe environment. Parvin State Park’s volunteers will be sponsoring “Terror in the Timbers” in the park located in Pittsgrove Township. Plan your visit ahead and buy admission tickets online at parvinvolunteers.org for $5.
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