The history of Vineland is a tale of progression. Fifty-two years before the passing of the 19th amendment, 172 women from Vineland, including four African-Americans, symbolically cast their ballots for the 1868 presidential election. Led by Portia Gage, the women bravely set up their balsa wood blueberry crate in the corner of a backroom within […]
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This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement. Link to story: roi-nj.com/2024/07/16/finance/money-for-main-street-dca-awards-nearly-1-5m-in-grants-to-11-municipal-groups The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs announced recently that it has awarded $1.49 million in Main Street New Jersey Transformation Grants to 11 Main Street New Jersey district organizations across the state. DCA Commissioner Jacquelyn Suárez said
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LGBTQ+ Victory Institute of Washington D.C. recently announced that Dr. Joeigh Perella of Vineland was chosen as one of 10 of its Victory Empowerment Fellows from across the country. The Victory Empowerment Fellowship is a six-month fellowship for LGBTQ+ leaders of color and/or transgender leaders who seek to expand their campaign skills and policy-making power
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Inspira Health’s Courtney Timberman, associate vice president of Ambulatory Shared Services, has been honored by the New Jersey Hospital Association (NJHA) with its 2024 Emerging Leader Award. This award recognizes Timberman as a vital asset to the growth and success of Inspira’s ambulatory services through her proven track record of successfully developing and implementing effective
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They say that we go back to the things we loved as a pre-teen, and maybe that explains why I’ve taken to Phillies baseball in recent years. I recall watching games on a second television set with my brother on summer evenings because others in our household were watching the 1970 sit-coms on the other
I’m not too far out of summer recess days that I forget what it felt like to be fresh out of the pool, rocket pop in hand, and dreading the summer reading looming over me. It seems to me now, though, that summer is just a season—the only places I go often are work and
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As a kid growing up in Millville, Buddy Kennedy had a dream. Make that a calling. Play for his hometown team. South Jerseyans consider the Phillies—all the Philadelphia teams, for that matter—as their hometown teams, and Kennedy is no exception. “Playing at the Bank (Citizens Bank Park) would be a dream for me. I’ve gone
With the Fourth of July behind us it’s time for some silent fireworks. One of nature’s best shows takes place between mid-July and late-August, as the earth passes through the debris of the Swift-Tuttle comet. This is the famed Perseid meteor shower. Our newspaper used to be delivered at 4 a.m. Our carrier would creep
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At the Changeover Dinner for Tri-County Rotary Club, the torch was passed from current President Mary Gruccio to the incoming President Meranda Cardona. Gruccio was presented with a gavel award for all of her achievements during her year as president of the club.
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College-related costs are at an all-time high, and while many parents harbor concerns about the expense, they value the education their child is receiving. That’s according to the April 2024 College Ave survey. The survey found that while 89 percent of parents of four-year college students believe a college degree is important for their child’s
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