Karly Pratt had a “full-circle moment” as the Stockton University senior walked around the Education Career Expo on March 20. “My high school principal is here, and it was really strange walking in and seeing someone who I could potentially be interviewing with in the future,” said the sychology major with a concentration in Elementary […]
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The development of a Spider-Man movie had begun with Menahem Golan at Canon Films in 1983, but the first attempt at a script lacked a proper understanding of the title character. According to Sean Howe, “the first draft of the Spider-Man screenplay had been, perplexingly, about a man who turns into a tarantula…” From there,
Congratulations to Madison Manno, Miss Tri-City 2023 for completing over 75 events so far during her reign. Madison’s commitment is commendable, from supporting local charities like “Tails Up, Paws Down” to embodying grace and leadership in all her endeavors. Witness the crowning of Miss Tri-City 2024 at the Landis Theater on April 20 to see
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Henry Fleckenstein has read 600 books as part of the Cumberland County Library’s 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten reading challenge! Here he is celebrating with his grandfather, Robert Fleckenstein of Hopewell. Keep up the good work, Henry!
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The Rotary Club of Tri-County hosted two guest speakers recently who spoke about Artificial Intelligence (AI). Judith Cirucci and Michael Nieckoski from Rowan College of South Jersey – Cumberland Campus gave out some eye-opening information on the subject and how it impacts education. Pictured from left: Rotary President Mary Gruccio; Nieckoski; Cirucci; and Rotary Sergeant
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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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