Anyone visiting the six-decade-old Egg Harbor Township amusement park Storybook Land wouldn’t expect to encounter Vineland history on the grounds, yet a remnant of the town founded by Charles K. Landis is one of the sights contained amid the nursery rhymes and rides that entertain visitors throughout the year. Diagonally from the Old Woman’s Shoe, […]
Graceanne Schwegel has been hired at the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA as the senior program director of Childcare and Camp, and Aaron Hawkins, II has been hired as director of Marketing. A Vineland resident, Schwegel’s responsibilities include overseeing camp, before and after school, and holiday care programs. She began her career as an afternoon aide
OceanFirst Foundation supports the Arts and Cultural community in New Jersey and contributed a total of $150,000 in grants for 2019. RRCA is proud to be a recipient of a 2019 grant for $2500. This contribution will assist in their mission to offer access to the arts and youth art education in the community and
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The Boys & Girls Clubs in Cumberland County recently received a donation for its STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) program from the Corning Foundation. The Club appreciates Corning’s support for this vital program area for its members.
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The South Jersey Cruisers Association Car Club recently presented a donation to the Veterans’ home in Vineland. The proceeds where raised from the Patriots Pride Car Cruise that was held at the Greek Orthodox Church. The donation is made to the Veterans Activity fund at the home.
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Summer brings to mind the image of a convertible with the top down and an open road. Summer is a time for pumping up the music and hitting the road.As drivers gear up to head out, Hankook Tire outlined do’s and don’ts for a smooth road trip. Don’t: Leave the roof rack on Popular summer
The Cumberland County Office on Aging is pleased to announce that, through a grant from the N.J. Department of Health, the Office on Aging is distributing vouchers for the USDA Senior Citizens Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program. Cumberland County Freeholder and Office on Aging Liaison Carol Musso said: “The County is very excited to be able
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Senate President Steve Sweeney toured Rutgers Food Innovation Center South recently, part of the university’s Agricultural Experiment Station, which facilitates development and economic growth within the food industry. “Rutgers Food Innovation Centers are an incredible asset to our state,” said Senator Sweeney. “They have clearly distinguished themselves as one of the best there is and
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The heat of summer is upon us and the craziness of everyday life is a reality. This heat wave has defnitely made it hard to enjoy being outside on some days. Don’t be discouraged, and hopefully this article is what you need to be productive this week. Here are a few tips that can help
The word “estate” conjures images of great wealth, which may be one of the reasons so many people don’t develop estate plans; after all, they’re not rich, so why make the effort? In reality, though, if you have a family, you can probably benefit from estate planning, whatever your asset level. And you may well
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