The annual Deerfield Township Harvest Festival set for October 10, 11, 12 and 13, will mark 41 years of great music, farming, family, food and fun including recognition of the Deerfield Township Farmer and Agriculture Business of the Year Award. Registrations are being accepted for the arts and crafts, business and community displays section of […]
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If you are a regular reader of this newspaper, you may recall that a few weeks ago (September 4) in a feature article titled “A Tree, A Boy, A Fish,” I spoke about the gnarled behemoth white oak on our property. And I promised in anthropomorphic fashion to talk about what it has seen from
As part of its ongoing efforts to promote cross border trade through innovation, investments and technology partnerships, the National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) announced last week that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with VentureLink@NJIT and Choose New Jersey. This partnership aims to facilitate partnerships between New Jersey and India
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We had five ribboncuttings on The Ave last week—at five businesses as diverse as you could image. We went from LA Hair at 723 E. Landis Avenue to Cloud No. 9 Event Venue at 22 W. Landis Avenue, Suite I, to Taste Buds Soul Food at 22 W. Landis Avenue, Suite A, to Indian Villa
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Throughout the last few centuries, Bridgeton has accumulated a series of impressive accomplishments. It was at the forefront of American independence, served as a model of industrial development and became a leading proponent of education. Vestiges of its legacy can still be traced throughout the city’s Historic District and beyond. According to online sources, the
Little Miss Vineland Jaslene Candelaria attended My Sisters’ Kids bi-weekly meeting and handed out stuffed animals to children and adults who are mourning the loss of a friend or relative. She wanted to share a little joy with everyone during a difficult time. My Sisters’ Kids is a local nonprofit that provides peer support for
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More than 220 participants were in attendance recently at Seaview Hotel & Golf Club in support of Inspira Foundation Cumberland/Salem’s 2019 Golf and Tennis Tournament. This year, the tournament raised more than $240,000 to help support the health and wellness of communities in Cumberland and Salem counties. All proceeds benefit Inspira Foundation Cumberland/Salem and the
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Lauren Brunner has been added to the staff at the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA as the Preschool director. The Y’s Preschool includes approximately 60 three- and four-year-olds. Brunner’s primary responsibilities are to oversee the staff and to ensure positive relationships with the children’s families. “Everything is hands on and fun for the kids,” Brunner said.
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The Woman’s Club of Vineland will be collecting new or slightly worn shoes until December. This is for an organization called “Soles 4 Souls,” which sends them to countries where many people do not have shoes. Shoes protect their feet from parasites and other problems, and some are given to help create a living to
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New and prospective members of the Millville Woman’s Club were guided through a brief summary of the club’s mission and activities at the recent “Meet and Greet” held at the clubhouse at 300 E Street, Millville. Jane Christy, membership chair, described the membership as “a group of volunteers” and explained that the club is an
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