Carrots are renowned for their rich nutritional content, and they bring a pop of vibrant color and flavor to your plate. Try this easy but delicious lemon honey-glazed carrots recipe by itself or as a side dish. It serves four, with only 182 calories per serving. Lemon Honey-Glazed Carrots 1 pound baby carrots Water to […]
The Seabrook Chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) held their annual recognitions banquet at the Edgar Joyce Senior Center in Seabrook on June 26, at which time members graduating from high school and college were announced by Scholarship Chairperson Lenore Wurtzel. Graduates acknowledged were Ellie Pak, graduating from St. Peter’s School in Philadelphia;
Decades ago Fred Akers, aka Watershed Fred, phoned me and asked if I wanted to check out a new program that the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection had developed for citizen scientists. “It’s BATs,” Fred relayed, followed by his characteristic giggle. “Bats?” I took the bait. “Yes BATs, Biological Assessment Teams. You sample and
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Bring on the food, the music and the sight and sounds of all things Boricua. The annual weeklong party gets started on July 21, capping off with the annual parade and closing ceremony on July 28 at Landis Park, 600 E. Park Ave., Vineland. If you know, you know: Live music, lots of great food
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Opening reception is July 19, from 6 to 8 p.m. Join us to experience the art, meet the artists, enjoy refreshments & live music by Jody Janetta, Danny Osterweil & Clint Rhubart Main Gallery – “People Movers – Visions of Motion” We asked our artists: “What moves you or others, literally, in other words physically,
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Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) graduate Alysa Serrano is literally the picture of collegiate success. Her image is featured on marketing materials for RCSJ’s Division of Communication and Creative & Performing Arts; she has appeared in a soon-to-be-released promotional video for the college; served as a student ambassador at recruitment events; and is even
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…to Andranae’ Sam who completed the Cumberland County Custom Career Club (C5) Program and will be employed as a Junior Counselor at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County’s Youth for Change Center site. The program is a career-based program in collaboration with the Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office and the Cumberland County Positive Youth
This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement. Link to story: njarts.net/last-marquee-standing-delsea-drive-in-is-only-theater-of-its-kind-in-nj You have to admit, it was a genius idea. Only 20 years removed from the start of automobile mass production in 1913, and with movie-going the most popular form of entertainment, Richard Milton Hollingshead Jr. had a brainstorm.
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It may be summer and school’s out but in this issue of SNJ Today we are happy to bring you news of educational opportunities in our region. After all, learning is a lifelong process that continues year-round. On pages 7 and 8, you can read about some great programs at Rowan College of South Jersey
Major League Baseball star for the ages Willie Mays, who passed away on June 18 at age 93, left a stellar legacy in many places across sports and the broader society. One of these places is right here in Bridgeton. The story of Willie Mays, the city, and the time-honored Bridgeton Invitational Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament
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