In Vineland Rotary’s inaugural year of welcoming business and corporate members into its ranks, 11 have already joined. A primary member and one or two other individuals from the firm represent Corporate/Business members, opening a new opportunity for membership to supplement the traditional individual ones. The Vineland club continues to add active and civically engaged […]
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The City of Vineland and the Vineland Municipal Utilities are accepting entries for the 2019 David Di Giovacchino Holiday Lighting Contest. The contest is an annual opportunity for residents to showcase their creative talents with wonderful holiday displays. Participants are encouraged to be original, colourful, and imaginative with their use of lights, seasonal characters, scenes,
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Inspira Medical Center Vineland will offer a course to teach life and safety skills to youth ages 11 through 15. On Saturday, December 14, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Module II Safe Sitter® course will be offered. It covers the basics of first aid; and how to recognize and respond to common life-threatening emergencies.
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Effective January 1, 2020, the Vineland Public Library will be open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Saturday. The library is located at 1058 E. Landis Avenue. All areas of the library are accessible to people with disabilities. Visit the library’s webpage at vinelandlibrary.org, or call 856-794-4244, to learn more about library displays, services and
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As we made our way through 2019, the year was dotted with all manner of retrospectives on NASA, Apollo 11, and the moon landing. Part of this look over our collective shoulder included looking back at the early 1960s and the start of the space race during the Kennedy administration. Almost all the 50th anniversary
Some of my fondest memories around Christmas involve shopping for the annual Christmas tree. When I was a child, picking just the right live tree was my parents’ task. For my first 10 years I lived on a hillside that overlooked the town, and at the foot of the hill was a garden center that
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) recently proposed a program that will support local governments as they transition to clean energy. The $210,000 “Clean Fleet EV Incentive” program, which is funded primarily through a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, will incentivize the purchase of electric vehicles or charging stations by
This is a truly lovely time of year. Sure, the retailers love it, but we all should love it for other reasons. We came from our Thanksgiving tables giving thanks for what we have. Now we go into the season when the different faiths all celebrate. It’s a time for UNITY. What better way to
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By the middle of the 19th century, the Manumuskin River shared its name with a community that was developed after the iron mill, forge and workers’ settlement instituted by Eli Budd in the late 18th century. Today, online sources identify this location as an unincorporated community between Millville and Mays Landing in Maurice River Township.
The Horticulture Enrichment team of Rutgers Master Gardeners of Cumberland County continued their monthly activities at the Veterans Home in Vineland in November. Participants created two ornaments using pine cones—one painted to resemble a star topped tree complete with a birch branch trunk and the other a whimsical elf.
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