Michael Peterson, 3 years old, of Fairfield Township, won the grand prize Toy Story bag and Toy Story stand up at Cumberland County Library’s World Wide Day of Play on a recent Saturday.
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Catherine and Renee Krell of Hammonton, and Cindy McCollum and Richard Confon of Millville enjoyed David Kaplan’s riveting piano recital recently as the winners of the Music at Bunker Hill ticket giveaway courtesy of New Jersey’s Heartland. Located in Sewell, Music at Bunker Hill is a concert series hosted at the Bunker Hill Presbyterian Church
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Last week, we set out on our “walking tour” of The Ave with the 900 block of Landis Avenue—the downtown’s “Eastern Gateway.” We now continue our westward journey, by crossing East Avenue and continuing onto the 800 block. This block really marks the beginning of the business sector of The Ave, with the number of
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Although it seems unimaginable, it was only 52 years ago that Vineland instituted a uniform system for numbering houses in the town. And according to reports at the time, it was long overdue. The process of house numbering in Europe can be traced to early 16th century Paris, but this method may have been for
Two formal grand openings and ribbon-cutting ceremonies that recently took place in downtown Vineland add to the number and variety of ethnic restaurants on The Ave. The ceremonies, organized by Main Street Vineland, took place at Taste Buds Soul Food, at 22 W. Landis Ave., Suite A, and at Indian Villa, 601 W. Landis Ave.
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At a crossroad between late middle age and early old age, that’s where I am. You know, the age where each ache and pain ceases to be just nothing now morphs into the thing that keeps me awake at night, imagining that it’s a looming calamity that might change my life for the worse. Life
We are still in the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season, which runs from June 1 to November 30. The weather in our area has been worsening this season; we are not supposed to have tornados in our little piece of paradise. Let’s talk about preparing for weather emergencies. • Know the Risks: No matter where you
For the past several years, artificial intelligence—or AI—has increasingly found a place in many walks of life. Almost certainly, you use some form of AI, whether it’s your time on social media, your use of mobile banking, the navigation system you rely on for directions, or any of the many other AI-driven applications relevant to
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Car insurance—we all know we need it. But beyond that, many of us still ask ourselves, “What auto insurance should I get?” The key is knowing what deductibles and coverages are and how they affect auto insurance. So without further ado, here’s a primer. Put simply, a deductible is the amount that you agree to
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) announced late last month that it has received 252 applications for the first year of its three-year Community Solar Energy Pilot Program. The program, which earmarks 40 percent of overall program capacity for projects serving low- and moderate-income households, is an important component of Governor Murphy’s clean
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