You’ll want to sharpen up your tastebuds again and join us on another around-the-world gastronomic tour without leaving downtown Vineland. Leave your worries about expensive plane flights or boat trips, long rides, hotel accommodations, or any of that behind. All you need to do is head down to The Ave as we invite you to […]
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From baseball cards and sports equipment to postcards and photographs, is that “junk” in your attic or basement dusty treasure or just dusty? We’ve all heard of families getting rich from the sale of rare memorabilia they found when spring cleaning. A little time spent determining if items are valuable and where to sell them
Charles Schultz, the famous American cartoonist, experienced sorrow and disappointments during the early part of his life and once described his life as one of rejection. His mother, with whom he was very close, passed away shortly before he left for the Army during World War II. After returning from the war, he picked up
Ruth Aaron had never intended to become a swimmer, but she noted that her asthma improved when she accompanied her children to the pool at Vineland’s YMCA. She was in her 50s then and realized that swimming made her feel healthier. Fast forward over the decades, and Aaron still swims for an hour at the
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Members in the Cumberland County 4-H Youth Development Program are annually selected and receive awards for their project work, community service, leadership and achievements. Ashley Presgraves, a participant in the Trailblazers 4-H Horse Club, who has given time for community service, distributing food to homeless, working in food kitchens, visiting nursing homes, a veterinary clinic
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What a first weekend in March we had! People in the neighborhood were out in tee shirts; it was 63 degrees and felt like 80 degrees in the sun. The sky was as blue as a COVID pandemic day. I hope we’ll never read that sentence again—not poetic but true. A sheep shearling jacket was
Mark your calendars! In less than three weeks, the afternoon sky will be plunged into darkness for some observers as the moon’s shadow obscures the sun. On Monday, April 8, a total solar eclipse will cross the continental United States for the first time since 2017 and for the last time until 2044. Solar eclipses
Main Gallery – Associate Artist Show 1 –RRCA’s Associate Artist Members exhibit features new works by over 40 South Jersey artists. Witt Gallery – “Misfits & Weirdos” by Artist Sydnei SmithJordan. This solo exhibit fills the gallery with unique portraits by Cape May Artist Sydnei SmithJordan (artwork pictured above). The subjects are a wide variety
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Tasty Tuesday, an enjoyable program at the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA, offers participants in the Child Care Department a unique, fun, and engaging way to experience a variety of fruits and vegetables. This event allows youngsters to enjoy a selection of produce, some from local farms. The kids are encouraged to share whether they like
The Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society (VHAS) has resumed school tours. “School tours have been a tradition here, and now that COVID issues have lessened, we would like to invite schools to visit, “said Valerie Neuber, president of the VHAS Board of Trustees. “The tours have usually been a part of the 4th grade curriculum,
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