Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cumberland & Salem Counties (BBBS) was thrilled to hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new facility at 60 Landis Avenue in Bridgeton, NJ. Staff members, the Board, friends, and supporters gathered to commemorate this exciting transition, which resulted from the Big Move Campaign. Donna Bennett, president and CEO, led the […]
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The spring blossoms are here (and giving everyone allergies), The Delsea Drive-In has opened, and soon, 3PM won’t mean High Street lined with school buses. During my first spring walk around Millville High School, I noticed… nothing. No kids on the playground or teenagers by the tennis court. As I returned back home, where my
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Ye gads, I’m back on Ye Greate Street!” John exclaimed. “What next?” Looking around, he appeared to be at the center of a small farming village, but there were no immediate signs of human activity. Sunday morning, everyone was probably in church, or sleeping in. All he knew was he needed to find a doctor.
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The Italian Cultural Center of South Jersey (ICF) recently held its Annual Scholarship Awards Ceremony. ICF President Robert Odorizzi, alongside co-emcee Nina Contento presented awards to local high school seniors selected to receive a scholarship that honors Italian heritage and culture. Congratulations to the students on their educational and career journey. Buena Regional High School
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As a young professional, Alex Kaganzev still remembers the awful feeling he would have during work meetings. “The first thing you do is you go around the room and introduce yourself, and I remember the dread I would feel because I could not say my last name,” said the 1990 Stockton University graduate, who has
Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society (VHAS) recently hosted the April business meeting and program for the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) local chapter, Greenwich Tea Burning. The program concentrated on issues of preservation of history, education, conservation, women’s history—and it featured a display of millinery with the label “E. Chard Doerr.” Ella Chard (1886–1967)
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Last week, I described our visit to Bentonville’s Crystal Bridges Museum and my selection of Arkansas for viewing the eclipse. Crystal Bridges was a Friday night and Sunday experience. Now for our Saturday explorations: We began our day at the Compton Gardens and Arboretum. The garden’s mandate focuses on native plants as does Crystal Bridges.
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Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) and Rutgers University–Newark recently participated in a transfer partnership agreement ceremony at the Guaracini Center, located on the College’s Cumberland campus. State officials, administrators, and educators from both colleges were present and combined with RCSJ students, faculty, and staff to celebrate the event. The partnership agreement will develop broader
The Cumberland County Library is proud to announce that Caleb has completed its 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten Reading Challenge. Congratulations, Caleb!
Project Thanksgiving recently received a $2,500 grant from Verizon TCC to help further its mission of providing assistance to local veterans. Project Thanksgiving is a 501c3 nonprofit organization, which provides food and monetary assistance to veterans organizations and food banks in South Jersey throughout the year. The assistance is made possible through grants and financial
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