This July, our country will observe the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. If you’re old enough, you remember when the race to the moon began in 1961 when President Kennedy committed us to landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to earth before the end of the decade of […]
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Did you know that there are lighthouses out in the Delaware Bay? Have you ever seen the sun set on the Bay? The water looks like liquid gold and provides perfect photo ops. The Delaware Bay Lighthouse Keepers & Friends Association offers the opportunity to view all of this plus learn the background of the
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People should consider downloading the free Red Cross Emergency App to have safety information, severe weather alerts and shelter locations available on their mobile device. Red Cross apps are available in smartphone app stores by searching for the American Red Cross or going to redcross.org/apps. Households should build disaster kits with enough supplies for at
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Ralph Valerio is a member of the community who is suffering from esophaegal cancer. A benefit will be held for him on Saturday, July 20, from 6 to 10 p.m. at Clayton FireHouse (107 W. High St., Clayton 08312). Tickets are $30, which includes a buffet dinner, music and games. Contact 856-723-3529. Valerio spent years
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Governor Phil Murphy recently signed ACS for A4430 and A4555, also known as “Linda’s Law,” which will require electric public utility companies to verify with all residential customers whether anyone at the residence uses life-sustaining equipment powered by electricity. The legislation is in response to the death of Linda Daniels, a resident of Newark who
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Back in March I wrote about the construction and placement of an osprey nesting platform on Money Island. The article addressed the plight of the osprey due to insecticide exposure, and its recovery thanks to people’s efforts to bring it back from the brink of extinction. It seems appropriate to follow up on what happened
Christina Cavallero says, “I don’t remember it at all” when describing her 2003 automobile accident. Others recall it vividly, as Cavallero was given a 99 percent chance of not surviving or of living in a vegetative state. Today, she’s happily employed at the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA and as a substitute teacher in Vineland. The
Lauren Kavanagh is this year’s winner of the $1,000 Millville Woman’s Club scholarship given to a graduating senior from Millville High School. Lauren is the daughter of Bethany and Derek Kavanagh. The award is given yearly to a deserving female who has demonstrated a high degree of scholastic achievement and vocational goals. She plans to
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Four eighth grade students from Lakeside School recently received “The Good Kid Award” from The Millville Woman’s Club Education Co-chairs Barbara Westog and Donna Pio. The award consisted of a certificate and a $50 Visa gift card.
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Recently Mrs. Terry Kuhnreich, the Search for Conscience teacher at Vineland High for more than 10 years, received an award in honor of Sister Rose Thering from the NJ Commission on Holocaust Education. The award is in honor of the life work of Sister Rose in the area of education, specifically related to anti-semitism, the
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