I’m grateful for the USDA’s summer meals program that exists to provide food for low-income children in urban and rural areas during the summer months when schools are not in session, since many children rely on their schools from September through June for nutritious meals, sometimes two a day. There are a lot of reasons […]
The latest graduates of the Cumberland County College Adult Basic Education (ABE) program were recognized during a recent graduation ceremony. Graduates from Vineland include: Hudhaiyfah Abdulhaqq, Aiyda Abdullah, Juan Fuentes Alvarez, Alyssa Baez, Melissa Bakley, Sadie Beckett, Eric Calderon, Xavier Castro, Eric Contes, Ariana Echevarria, Lawrence Garrity Jr., Ala’Nah Gould-Scarbrough, Maximus Graham, Amanda Haines, Joshua
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The Cumberland County Library, located at 800 E. Commerce Street, is excited to partner with the Bayshore Center at Bivalve this summer. The library is offering a custom summer reading program, “Set Sail with Cumberland County Library and the Bayshore Center at Bivalve,” which celebrates Cumberland County’s bayshore history. Funding for the program has been
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Parents battling cancer. Accident victims being raced into the ER. New moms and premature babies facing complications after birth. They all may need lifesaving blood at any minute. But what if their blood types weren’t available? Blood shortages occur because there simply aren’t enough people donating blood in the U.S. That’s why the American Red
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Are you looking for employment opportunities? Start at the Vineland Public Library’s free Job Corps orientation. Job Corps is the largest vocational trade school in the country. It is a free, residential program to those who meet eligibility guidelines. The program is open to individuals 16 to 24 years old who need a high school
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It’s impossible for me to think of the summer without thinking of blue crabs. Throughout most of my childhood, my parents would rent a home for a few weeks along a bay somewhere on the west side of a New Jersey barrier island. From the time I was six, I was catching crabs with dip
Ardagh Group and its partner KDC Solar recently announced that the 5.5 net-metered, 20-acre solar project built and operated by KDC Solar is complete and supplying solar power to the Bridgeton, NJ, glass manufacturing facility. “It has been our privilege to work with Ardagh Group on this project in Bridgeton, New Jersey,” said KDC Solar
Where do I begin in describing my feelings for our first Running The Ave 5K last week? The weather was made to order, and the 145-running field exceeded our expectations, especially for a first-time run. It brought attention to The Ave and our beautiful city, as runners came from throughout the region. Across the finish
Walt Whitman’s Camden residency beginning in June 1873 might seem incongruous at first glance since many of his writings celebrated the world of nature and had little to do with industrial behemoths like the one Camden had become in the late 19th century. Yet it proved to be a suitable match for Whitman’s final 19
Allen Associates recently welcomed third-generation family member Corey S. Allen to the company to serve as group account executive/assistant director of Marketing. Corey is the son of President Richard S. Allen and nephew of Senior VP Robert S. Allen. In his new role, Corey works directly with the company’s public relations and marketing department to
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