2019 People Behind The Places

Lonely and Isolated

In a post-COVID-19 world, more people are talking about loneliness and isolation. News stories often focus on young people or men. However, loneliness affects people of all ages and backgrounds,

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Good Karma Movement Party

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society. 108 S .Seventh St., Vineland. (Plenty of free public parking in the lot directly across the street.) 12–2 p.m. Help your neighbors by

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Tribute Trio

From left: Rob Johnson, Kofi Baker, and Malcom Bruce. PHOTO: KERRY QUINN The Sons of Cream draws on DNA and decades of musicianship to bring its audiences an improvisational blend

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Two Honored in Vineland School District

Vineland Public Schools recently recognized two outstanding professionals during the district’s annual staff development workshop for school counselors. Kenneth Smith of Sabater Elementary School received the Vineland Public Schools “Starfish”

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On Track: A Real Treat

Producer of film about Vineland naturalist Mary Treat issues a callout for stories, photos, or letters from your ancestors. By Helga Merits, Merits Productions Mary Treat. Has anyone heard of

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Lovebirds

Sandhill cranes congregate side by side. Delaware Bayshore, Cumberland County, New Jersey. Photo: Paul Guris Sandhill cranes pair up to become devoted lifelong mates, share parenting duties. In honor of

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Powerful Film Series

Black history is celebrated in film and performances at the Bridgeton Public Library. Well, you made it through the latest cold snap, one of the coldest in recent memory here

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Go-Time: Kick-Off

You’ll score points with this healthy option at Sunday’s Super Bowl gathering—or anytime, really. With the Super Bowl set for this weekend, you’re probably planning the usual menu of wings

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Good Karma, Indeed

From left: Jen Hainley, founder of the Karma Party Movement; Chelsea Consalo, Spirit and Truth Ministries;and volunteer Gail Cunningham. PHOTOS: NAOMI INGRALDI Good Karma Movement demonstrates what community service looks

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Beating the Winter Blues

Joining a group that engages in outdoor activities allows you to enjoy the camaraderie of others and motivates further participation. CU Hike at Natural Lands Eagle Trail, Turkey Point, Photo:

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Eyes on Eagles

On January 19, an adult eagle revealed that three eggs had been laid in its Duke Farm nest. Eagle cameras around the world offer new insights into nature’s activities. Note

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Rotary’s Community Hero Award

The Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society was awarded the first “Community Hero” Award by the Vineland Rotary Club at a recent meeting. The award states “In recognition of the Vineland

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County Health Officer Recognized

Cumberland County Health Officer Megan Sheppard was recently presented with the NJACCHO President’s Special Recognition at the New Jersey League of Municipalities conference. Sheppard’s dedication to the Maternal Child Health

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Program Teaches Wellness

The Boys & Girls Club of Cumberland County’s Triple Play Program was in full swing as several special guests gave club kids important tips on living a healthy lifestyle.  Todd

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Stump the Scientist

A good crowd comes out to do just that for show-and-tell at the Historical Society Museum. Despite the frosty January wind outside, the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society (VHAS) glowed

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Parvin Cabins Modernized

During the winter, the cabins at Parvin State Park are closed. Important renovation work is going on currently. Following the major years-long renovation project,  the maintenance team is adding more

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Generational Country

Memaw and Poppy—Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty—would be proud of their respective grandkids, on stage at The Levoy early next month. Like most tribute acts on the circuit, Tayla Lynn

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Hello Winter!

The smell of snow? One of the largest and most complex nerves in our skull is the trigeminal. It interprets both sensory and motor information, including our sense of smell.

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Music Therapy

Have you ever been cheered up from a bad mood by a happy tune? Or have you ever been thrilled with goosebumps by a symphony orchestra? How about melancholy brought

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True Lark

It is not uncommon for horned larks to attend the Millville Army Airfield Museum’s Airshow, perching upon runway lights to get a better view of the action. Photo: J. Morton

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Turtle Patrol

From left: Randall Solomon, executive director, Sustainable Jersey, Downe Township; Nadine Lockley, clerk; Liz Cowley, Green Team chair; Laurie Williams, Green Team secretary; Shelia Levine, Green Team member; and Mayor

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