Here in Vineland, we have hundreds of acres of peach trees and small family truck farms; we have giant columbines and hand-picked crops; we have spring, summer, fall, even winter crops. We have one of the largest produce auction centers on the East Coast, both giant and modest food processing and export operations, huge transportation […]
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CU Maurice River (CUMR), founded in 1986 as a non-profit organization, has been pivotal in the designation of the Maurice River as a Wild and Scenic River System. CUMR, also known as Citizens United, is dedicated to dedicated to promoting the well-being and quality of life in the region known as “Down Jersey.” Citizens United
As Jinelys Alvarez approached her graduation from Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) on May 10, the Health Sciences major could not help but marvel at everything she has achieved. The former basketball player and future Delaware State University student has perfected the art of the rebound and is fearlessly redirecting her way to success.
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Rowan College of South Jersey’s (RCSJ) Arts & Innovation Center (AIC, 321 N. High St., Millville ) is hosting an artist exhibition and native plant sale. The “Fragrant Spring: Art Exhibition Related to Native Plants” exhibit is on display through May 28, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and on Saturdays from
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“Mom, hey Mom,” shouted my son as he jumped off the last step of the school bus. “I gotta book with my book fair money, it’s about a mouse and cookies.” That book, the one about the mouse and cookies, was If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, by Laura Joffe Numeroff, a beloved contemporary
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New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Edward D. Wengryn and other state and local officials today kicked off the 40th Anniversary of Jersey Fresh with a visit to Consalo Family Farms, which grows and packages locally grown produce and other farm products now appearing in farmers markets and stores around the state. “Jersey Fresh is an
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In the April 17 issue of SNJ Today, I read about people’s reactions to climate change with interest. A number of those polled feel that climate change is a hoax developed by liberal extremists. To the contrary, some of the earliest administrations to look at global warming were Republican. According to the National Security Archive,
Several events are planned for this month by the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society (VHAS) to celebrate history and gardens. The museum grounds currently has a rain garden, which uses land contours and run-off waters from the museum’s rain gutter system. Plants are currently growing at that site. On May 16 and 17 at 10
Isabella Lamboy, center, was named Member of the Month for March 2024 at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County. She was presented with a certificate by club staffers Jenette and Cathy. Congrats to this outstanding club member! .
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The dawn song of birds is one of my favorite things. Each April and May I sit in the darkness of the forest awaiting the first calls of the birds. If I’m lucky and it’s a bit overcast the overture may last longer than an hour or two. Maybe you are fortunate to have screened
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