The Vineland High School Marching Clan placed first in Group 2 at Saturday’s Cumberland Regional High School Competition, according to district spokesman John Sbrana.
The Marching Clan, performing under the direction of William McDevitt, also received the awards for Best Percussion, Best Music, and Best Overall Effect in Group 2, a categorization based on the [...]
When South Jersey Young Marines started earlier this year, only a handful of local youth registered. But the program didn't keep its modest enrollment long.
The program graduated 55 on Saturday - proof not only of the participant's success, but also that of the program itself.
When the Vineland branch started in April, it was the only Young [...]
Thirty-seven Vineland Public Schools professional staff members have earned advanced degrees, according to district communications assistant Sheila Biagi.
Here's the list of staff, separated by degree and credits earned:
- 45 graduate credits beyond the Master’s Degree: Jennifer Frederico, Petway principal; Karen Malatesta, Petway assistant principal; and Sylvia Morano, Winslow assistant principal.
The city’s new sign has lost six of its letters in less than a week.
First, it was an orange E, purple N and green N that went missing. Now, only the first and last letters in the city’s name remain — a blue V and a purple D — with the slogan, “a taste [...]
A motorcycle accident has seriously injured a 2001 Sacred Heart High graduate. Now the family needs help covering the now 25-year-old's medical expenses.
Robbie Zapar got in a serious crash in Pinellas County, Fla., shortly before he planned to return home to Vineland for a visit with his family.
Richland Glass started “Project Back To School” in August to afford its employees the chance to give back to their community.
Mennies Elementary School was the beneficiary of the company's plan.
The employees at Richland glass collected more than 40 supply items for the children, from crayons to backpacks, said John Sbrana, spokesman for Vineland [...]
As many as 700 Cumberland County residents could die of swine flu this year, the county’s health officer said Thursday.
Herb Roeschke, Cumberland County Health Officer said the H1N1 virus could kill up to .5 percent of the county population, DJ Staff Writer Joel Landau reported.
His department expects to receive swine flu vaccinations early [...]
Cumberland County Health Department is experiencing a high volume of phone calls regarding the flu clinics, especially since Vineland's own department ran out.
Due to high demand for the flu vaccine, department official Brenda Burke said the county will only be able to provide flu shots for residents served by the Cumberland County Board of Health [...]
U.S. Army Sgt. Jose Ramos recently spoke to Terry Kuhnreich’s history classes at Vineland High School, where his daughter, Jazmin, is among the students, district spokesman John Sbrana said.
Ramos has a long military career and has received a number of awards for his service. He also served as part of the President’s Honor Guard from [...]
The Boys & Girls Club of Vineland turning 5 this year.
To celebrate the agency is holding a anniversary reception on Tuesday. The party begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Carl Arthur Recreation Center, located at 300 W. Plum Street.
The evening reception will include presentations and entertainment by Club youth.
In case you didn't hear, Vineland health officials canceled, for now, the next four seasonal flu vaccine clinics.
About 850 vaccines disappeared into the arms of (mostly) city residents on Monday at the U-Sell Flea Market drive-thru clinic. (Read DJ staff writer Deborah Marko's story.)
Based on demand, the city's Health Department annually purchases about [...]
Some of the area’s finest musicians will be at Cumberland Mall starting next Friday for “Music on the Mall.”
A variety of ensembles from Cumberland County College's music department and other community groups perform in the mall's Center Court the first Friday of the month throughout the year.
Summer seems to end when the kids go back to school, but today is officially the first day of fall. It begins at 5:18 p.m.
That marks the beginning of a season of Halloween, pumpkin and harvest activities and festivals, elections, Thanksgiving and, unfortunately, even flu shots.
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Rican142 5:34 pm on October 14, 2009 Permalink |
i love the marines!!!i wanna join HORAA!!!