Millville and Vineland high schools have joined forces to show support for the Tennant family of Pleasantville who lost their son Micah to gun violence at a high school football game a few weeks ago. They are selling “End Gun Violence” bracelets for $2 each. All proceeds will benefit the Tennant family.
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SERVPRO of Cape May & Cumberland Counties is proud to announce their marketing coordinator, Minerva Alvarado, has been inducted as a member of the Board of Directors for the Bridgeton Area Chamber of Commerce. She starts her three-year term in January 2020. “It’s a privilege to have Minerva serve on the board for the Bridgeton
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Award-winning screenwriter, director, actor and producer Ray Mamrak wants to bring the lights, camera and action to his alma mater, and he is focused on doing it through the Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) Cooperative Education program. Mamrak, a graduate of Gloucester County College (now RCSJ), always wanted to be a filmmaker. With 33
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New Jersey has more than 50 protected areas designated as state parks, state forests, recreation areas, and other properties, many of which are in South Jersey. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is offering discounted season passes just in time for a holiday gift for those outdoors enthusiasts. Annual park passes are $50 for
December is a time of celebration for many diverse religious observances in New Jersey, but whatever the holiday, these festivities often include lights and decorations. The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs’ (DCA) Division of Fire Safety wants residents to be aware of potential fire hazards that can cause electrical fires in the home and
Before we talk about building wealth with real estate, here are some words or phrases you should become familiar with for building wealth in other ways—generate income, reinvest, budget, invest, plan, control expenses, be patient, reduce debt, save! • Pay yourself first. Start small. Save at least 10 percent of all income earned. Even if
This year I did a very naughty thing and if I get coal in my stocking, I’ll know why! I was at Salon 191 looking through a magazine, waiting for Jen, and I ripped out two pages when I thought nobody was looking. Yes, I felt guilty, but what I ripped out impressed me so
After a couple of weeks off, we’re back on track, continuing our “walking tour” of the Ave. We’ll spend this week and next week on the 500 block and then take another short break for year-end reflections. Then we’ll cross the railroad tracks and continue our walk in the New Year. Now, however, let’s look
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Winning floats for the Main Street Vineland Christmas Parade— organized by Main Street Vineland, with major sponsorship by BB&T, South Jersey Gas as the Clean Energy Sponsor, and supporting sponsorship by Newfield National Bank, have been announced. The winners are as follows: GRAND DIVISION (large floats): • 1st Place: Edgarton Christian Academy • 2nd Place:
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The early 1860s brochure published by A. Cole & Co. to promote the settlement of Manumuskin shares many of the same ingredients found in Vineland founder Charles K. Landis’s newspaper ads of the same period, but each marketer offers a unique style of salesmanship in advertising his respective town. Of particular interest is a comparison
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