Officials from Cumberland County have announced a new mobile bus service for those in need of help with their substance abuse. On Thursday, August 8, officials from the Cumberland County Freeholders, Cumberland County Department of Human Services, Prosecutor’s Office, Sheriff’s Department, Health Department, and Inspira Health held a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Inspira Health […]
Although severe tornadoes are most common in the Plains States, they can happen anywhere. The National Weather Service has confirmed that a small tornado touched down in New Jersey last week. This is the sixth tornado this year in a state that normally averages two per year. “Tornadoes are violent and can occur quickly with
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Ranch Hope was founded in 1962 by the Rev. and Mrs. David L. Bailey. Their goal was to provide intensive services to moderately, emotionally disturbed young men. Ranch Hope now serves more than 90 young men and women. Ranch Hope is hosting a young couple from England for two weeks that have started a new
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Millville Elite recently competed in the EDP Summer Showcase Tournament at Tuckahoe Turf Farm in Hammonton, NJ. EDP Showcase Tournaments draw the top youth soccer teams from across the entire Mid-Atlantic Region. The Elite, a small club team from a small town in South Jersey, lived up to their name by going 4-0 over the
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The Boys & Girls Club recognized a former Club member with a volunteer award. Ian Jackson, a member of the club’s boxing program several years ago, helps the Club maintain the grounds of its teen center. A big thanks to Ian for his help and support!
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Boys & Girls Clubs in Cumberland County’s Camp Discover visited the Buffalo Wild Wings (BWW) in Millville, for a fun and educational field trip. The Club members met with BWW Assistant Manager Ms. Sam who taught them about food safety and how to make their own chicken wings. The youth were also able to eat
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I’ve given you some teasers and reminders in previous columns, but, now, this is it—the whole story about this year’s Third Annual Food Truck Festival on the Ave. So, get your taste buds primed, come early and hungry, stay late, and, in between, have a super time! This sizzling mega-event will take place, rain or
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In 1961, Vineland’s male residents were preoccupied with growing beards for the city’s centennial, young women vied for the prestigious role of Centennial Queen and everyone had a hand in either helping to organize or participating in the events celebrating Vineland’s 100th year. It was a special occasion for the town, but for the rest
How are you holding up in this heat? Let’s plan a backyard party, bonfire or holiday barbecue! Friends and family are always looking for something to do, so why don’t you consider being the host? You got it! What is most important when planning a party….besides the When, Who and What? Here are a couple
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Growing up, I was one of those students who never took school seriously. I thought of school as just a place to hang out when all of the parents had gone to work. There were plenty of things that were taught to me during that time period of K-5 but I didn’t pay much attention.
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