Mayor Anthony Fanucci has issued a statement strongly urging Vineland residents to strictly follow the Stay-at-Home orders issued by Governor Phil Murphy. “The best defense against COVID-19 currently available is limiting interaction with other people,” Mayor Fanucci said. “It is the responsibility of each of us to continue to do our part in order to […]
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While editing one of this week’s articles, I had reason to use my online dictionary. On that particular day, the Word of the Day was “hero.” Normally, I would have thought that was an odd choice, since the definition of that word is not so obscure that it needs to be introduced into our vocabularies.
During the global health crisis, we are currently living in, the creativity and ingenuity of human beings has been on full display—and it’s a beautiful sight to behold. As concerns for the health and well-being of citizens all across the world continue to rise, a bright light is beginning to shine on our brave healthcare
What’s one sure thing to make a birder’s blood boil? The sight of a gray bushy tail hanging off the bird feeder! Luckily, there are a few things you can do to discourage the squirrels from scarfing up the bird food (and scaring off your feathered friends). Step 1: Give everyone a time out. Remove
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Steve Plevins is pictured with Heavyweight Champion Larry Holmes, at the Joe Frazier Foundation Banquet in Philadelphia, PA. Money raised for this banquet is used for programs to help at-risk youth. Several Heavyweight Champions were present including Ray Mercer and Michael Spinks.
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The Millville Woman’s Club some time ago hosted a Spelling Bee-Off of the Southern District of Women’s Clubs representing Millville, Vineland, and Ocean City.
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Save yourself time, money and headache. Bad habits can be hard to break—especially if you don’t even realize what you’re doing is harmful! When it comes to caring for your home, it may not be because you’re lazy about chores; you just may not know the right way to care for your appliances, fixtures, and
The Millville Army Air Field Museum continues to recognize the 75th anniversaries of important World War II historical events. On March 10, three U.S. Army WWII veterans of the Battle of Bulge shared their important experiences at the museum’s first Quarterly Movie Night of 2020, where 97-year-old Charley Pierce, of Cedarville, NJ, was guest speaker
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“Reflections of 19th Century Millville” told through the eyes of prominent Millville women of the time was presented at the March luncheon meeting of the Millville Woman’s Club by retired history teacher Linda Hruza-Jones. It was the last scheduled meeting of the group, which has cancelled all future meetings and events until further notice because
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As you get ready to gather with immediate family for holiday celebrations this weekend, be aware that the ShopRite app has recipes this week (and always). The Sky-High Brunch Bake will be a good, nutritious breakfast for the kids to wake up to, before they dive into whatever the Easter bunny left in their baskets.
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