July marks the 20th anniversary of the Art Creates Excellence (ACE) summer camp for youth. It is a remarkable program that we began at the debut of the Glasstown Arts District in July of 2000. The program has had many variations over the years, but the primary goal has been to enrich the lives of […]
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Millville Development Corporation recently received a Transformation Grant from the Main Street New Jersey (MSNJ) Program and will use the $15,000 grant award to replace and renovate the fountain on the Glasstown Plaza at High and Sassafras Streets. New mini murals will be created on a variety of buildings in the Glasstown Arts District. The
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The Vineland Municipal Utilities (VMU) are warning residents to be aware of individuals posing as water or electric utility workers after a Vineland resident was deceived and had their home burglarized recently. The incident occurred on July 12 at the East Elmer Road location. According to the residents, two middle-aged males knocked on the door
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According to the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development, employment levels in the Garden State increased in June while the state’s unemployment rate fell to an historic monthly low, according to estimates produced by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The state’s unemployment rate fell by 0.3 percentage points to 3.5 percent—the lowest
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The apples and most other fall crops have all been harvested by now. Apple picking can be a fun (grounded) family activity, but for the most serious picking, the farmer needs a lift to the top of the trees. On the family homestead, that lift was provided for many years by a cherry picker-type
Last week, the Department of Human Services issued heat wave recommendations for older residents and people taking certain medications.With plenty of summer left to go, these recommendations are good to keep on hand. NJ Human Services Commissioner Carole Johnson urged residents to check on their loved ones and to take steps to avoid heat exhaustion
My’Jaiden Logan, 4, (right) of Millville, poses with Library Bat Director Susanne Sacchetti of the Cumberland County Library at the Cumberland Mall on Saturday, July 20, for Super Hero Saturday. Alyssa from Malaga, 6, (left) visits with Sacchetti, who did a story hour for Super Hero Day. The Incredible Hulk (above) poses with Sacchetti.
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Bruno Romeo graduated as valedictorian of Buena Regional High School Class of 2019. Bruno received the award for Outstanding Mathematics Student and Student Council Treasurer as treasurer of the Student Council Executive Board. While in high school, Bruno was also a member of the National Honor Society, president of the Ski Club and responsible for
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This school year, 2019 to 2010, the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA will provide the after school program at the Myron L. Powell Elementary School, in Cedarville. Two dates have been set for on-site registration. The first is Thursday, July 25, and the second is Thursday, August 8. Both will be held at the school from
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Five Vineland High School graduates, who participated in the Parent Linking Program, have been awarded full scholarships for the Certified Nursing Assistant Program at the Cumberland County Technical Education Center. Since 1998, the Parent Linking Program has provided a variety of services for pregnant and parenting teens at the high school. Inspira Health funds the
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