As Marketing Coordinator at The Levoy Theatre, I often talk with our cast and crew. I could elaborate about the things I hear day-to-day behind that velvety red curtain, but it wouldn’t say as much as this: There is so much to be heard. Theater as a whole creates a space where we feel comfortable […]
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When people think about The Ave they usually think about our vast array of multicultural restaurants or the over 200 other retailers and professional offices scattered along our 10-block Downtown district. But tucked into the standard commercial entities, we have very important resources available to our community. This week, we want to spotlight a couple
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In November 1868, a suffrage protest drew 172 Vineland women to the town’s Union Hall where they symbolically voted in the first presidential election after the Civil War. Although their votes could not be legally counted, the action sent a shock wave throughout America since it was the first time so many women had participated
Above: It was a full house (sold-out) at The Levoy on Saturday, March 16, for the showing of the much-anticipated documentary about Seabrook Farms and the workers employed there. Several of the audience members were in the film as they were interviewed about their childhood years living in the community. There’s talk of another showing
For 100 years the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer has established itself with a presence in Vineland by providing a place of worship and fellowship open to all. These 100 years were recently celebrated with a special Anniversary Service and Celebration led by The Reverend Tracie Bartholomew, ELCA Bishop of New Jersey. The day included
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Mary Bacon has been awarded the title of 2024 Counselor of the County for Cumberland County. The New Jersey School Counselor Association awards this honor each year to one school counselor in each county in New Jersey. Counselors are nominated by their colleagues and winners are selected by their own county’s School Counselor Associations. “Mary
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At their February meeting, members of the Millville Woman’s Club (MWC) enjoyed a presentation by Rachel Dolhanczyk, curator of the Museum at Bayshore Center. Also present was Jessica York, the Museum’s executive director. Dolhanczyk shared the history of the AJ Meerwald schooner from the roaring 20s to the present. This schooner’s original job was to
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While candies shaped like bunnies and eggs are always crowd-pleasing favorites for the Easter holiday, you can make the day extra special for kids with some less sugary treats that can be enjoyed year-round. For a joy-filled celebration, get inspired with these fun and egg-cellent ideas for Easter baskets: Great Books: Books unlock new worlds
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City officials will proudly present the Key to the City to another Vineland Hometown Hero, Mario Romero, on Thursday, April 4, in City Council Chambers beginning at 5:30 p.m. Romero recently gained national recognition as part of the team at Houston-based Intuitive Machines who designed and built the Nova-C Lander “Odysseus,” which recently became the
Late last week, The City of Millville issued a press release announcing that Commissioner Benjamin Romanik has been appointed to serve as Mayor of Millville. It came after a Commission meeting earlier in the week where Mayor Lisa M. Orndorf resigned from the City Commission. She was the first woman mayor in city history and
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