It was a lovely late autumn day and my husband and I were running our dogs on a salt hay farm off Stimpson Island Road in Dennisville on the NJ Delaware Bayshore. It was in the late 1980s—so prior to PSEG’s 1990s program of restoring wetlands to tidal marshes—and you could still walk a harvested […]
Alas, the days are getting shorter, the heat waves of summer are, hopefully, over, the kids are back in school, and the leaves are turning their attractive fall colors. We, in Main Street, are setting our sights on our colorful array of autumn events. Here is a preliminary sneak peek. Watch this column and other
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It’s fitting that the Cohansey River is named after a Native American chief of the Lenni-Lenape tribe who populated what is now Cumberland County prior to the arrival of European settlers. In turn, this river would play a crucial role in the naming and identity of Bridgeton over the course of several centuries. According to
The Woman’s Club of Vineland collected school supplies as their target project for the month of September. Linda Gallina, chairperson for this project, delivered them to the Boys and Girls Club of Vineland on September 9. The Woman’s Club of Vineland is looking for women interested in helping the community with various projects. If interested,
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September 11 is Patriot Day and a National Day of Service and Remembrance. On this day, Americans across the country are called to commemorate in their local communities those individuals lost and injured in the attacks, first responders, and the many who have risen in service to defend freedom. On 9/11/19, the Boys & Girls
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Millville’s Toastmasters Club, Speak E-Z, welcomed many individuals into membership at a recent recognition dinner. Individuals join Toastmasters for a plethora of reasons; some join for professional development while others join for personal objectives. Speak E-Z encourages those interested in leadership and communications to visit the Open House on October 3 and see if Toastmasters
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U11 Boys – The Millville Raptors started off their season with a 4-1 victory at home against the Voorhees Avengers on Sunday. Bobby Dixon led the way with his first hat trick of the season, scoring three times and assisting on another. Klint Coll added his own goal with an opportunistic play at the net
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As we discussed last week, hiring a contractor can be stressful. It’s a lot to take in, but I just want you to protect yourself and your assets. Do your due diligence; it will pay off in the end. Here are some questions to ask a general contractor: • How long have you been in
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The American Association of University Women (AAUW) Chief Executive Officer Kimberly Churches issued the following statement in response to newly released U.S. Census Bureau figures showing that the gender pay gap remains unchanged. “Pay equity has dominated headlines this year, but change has yet to reach our pocketbooks and bank accounts. Today’s news is that
After my sister Linda and I saw the 1966 movie The Trouble with Angels with Haley Mills, we were thrilled with the idea of a boarding school, and when that wasn’t a possibility, attending the Villa Rosello in Newfield seemed like the next best thing. As kids, Mom and Dad took us to the yearly
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