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Movie theater returns to Dover, bringing big-screen experience back to the capital city
DOVER, Del. - After more than two years without a movie theater, Dover residents once again have a place to catch a movie close to home. Dover Movies 14 officially opened its doors Friday at Dover Mall, marking the return of the big-screen experience to Delaware's capital city and giving moviegoers a new reason to visit the shopping center.
Cape Gazette
Milton in the early 20th century
This historic photograph shows Federal Street in Milton, looking west from Front Street, likely in the 1920s or 1930s. The Delaware Trust Company building, now home to the Milton Police Department, stands prominently on the left, while the tower of Goshen Church is visible in the distance on the right.
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Courier Post
Honoring legacy of WWII vet who died as oldest living soldier | Exclusive
Carmen P. Poloff lived a full life in South Jersey. He helped build Belleplain State Forest, worked as a contractor across the region and, most notably, held the title of oldest living veteran from World War II. A longtime resident of Bridgeton and Cedarville, Carmen Poloff died in March 2025 at age 105 years and five months after a life spent serving his country and helping develop South Jersey. Born October 13, 1919, Carmen Poloff came of age during the Great Depression. As a teenager, he joined the crew that built Belleplain State Forest, where he helped dig Lake Nummy by hand. Veteran's Day events: Vineland will reveal War on Terror Memorial Monument on Veterans Day Carmen Poloff enlisted in January 1939 and began training at Fort Dix that March at age 19. He served throughout World War II and took part in major events, including D-Day and the Battle of the Bulge. Although his service earned him two Purple Hearts and a distinguished service medal, Carmen Poloff was never known to brag. His son, Steve Poloff, said Carmen Poloff rarely talked about the war, and when he did, it was always positive or humorous memories. “He was really a
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South Jersey home that won ABC's 'The Great Christmas Light Fight' will feature a new holiday theme this year
A Pitman home that won national attention for its elaborate Christmas decorations is getting ready to light up again, this time with a brand-new theme. Frostland Village, the holiday light display at 23 Euclid Ave. in Pitman, will kick off its 2026 season Friday, Nov. 27, from 5-10 p.m. Homeowners Michael McCarty and Lyle Williams are introducing new decorations and themed displays, continuing a tradition that began with a small collection of Christmas lights in 2016.