In 2014, Patricia A. Martinelli was showing her new intern around when she discovered the skulls. Martinelli is the curator of the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society museum, a two-story building made of red brick right off Elmer Street in the heart of Vineland. You could almost mistake it for an old schoolhouse, but it […]
Let’s resume our westward “walking tour” of the Ave—this time with the 700 block. Because of space limitations, I’ll give you the businesses on the north side this week and those on the south side next week. On the north side… • 750 E. Landis Ave.—Ultimate Eye Care—Dr. Eugene Frank, Optometrist • 744 E. Landis
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The newspaper advertisement from Ames, Iowa consisted of text and a photo of an automobile, a 1949 Kaiser DeLuxe whose side panels sported the words “Don Haynes – The Marvel Man” in a fancy, decorative font. “You’ve Heard About Him – Now SEE the ‘Seaman of the Sealed Car’ ” proclaimed the text above the
2019 Rylee Howerton was named National United Miss Cumberland County Jr. Teen 2019/20 in Morristown, NJ., and will be competing for the Title of National United Junior Miss 2020, in Galloway, NJ in July 2020. Miss Howerton will spend her year reign continuing her community service work with organizations such as Boys and Girls club,
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The Cumberland County Improvement Authority (CCIA) is proud to announce its latest employee to receive the Certified Recycling Professional certification. Loretta Pregartner, Cumberland County Recycling Coordinator, was presented with her certification for the completion of the Certified Recycle Professional Program at the 38th Annual Association of New Jersey Recyclers (ANJR) Symposium hosted on October 10.
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Winners of the Bridgeton Chamber of Commerce Retail Sector Award are Rita’s Water Ice of Bridgeton and Terry’s Custard. Rita’s Water Ice of Bridgeton, which opened in June 1999, is celebrating 20 years in business this year. Although a franchise, Lu Ann Flacco and Tony Sbarra built this Rita’s from the ground up. The idea
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How many times have you talked about visiting a certain place or taking a “once-in-a-lifetime” vacation? It’s easy to dream, it’s difficult to “do.” We all have excuses for why we can’t accomplish a distant dream. Remove those limits, and follow this path to make your dreams a reality. • Visualize Your Dreams: Create a
Popular food truck, caterer, and foodservice vendor, Chank’s Grab-N-Go, has announced not only its re-brand but also the expansion of their product line. Formerly known as Chank’s Pizza Cones, Chank’s Grab-N-Go, has evolved its brand to bring awareness of their handcrafted, freshly made snacks as a handheld food, not just your everyday, run-of-the-mill boring bite-to-eat.
Eleven states and the District of Columbia have legalized marijuana. A new study funded by a grant from the National Institute of Justice sought to determine the effect of this legal change on crimes rates. The study, which looked at legalization and sales of recreational cannabis in Colorado and Washington, found minimal to no effect
If you’re a millennial—born between 1981 and 1996—you’re either in the very early or relatively early stages of your career, and as the old song goes, you’ve got a lot of living to do. Still, it’s not too soon to think about a financial issue you may have overlooked—the need for life insurance. Regarding this
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