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Steven
R. Wymbs Executive Director
Board Members
Albert B. Kelly
Chairman
Sumner
N. Lippincott Vice Chairman
Virginia E. Curliss, Treasurer
Clair H. Miller
Assistant Treasurer
Joseph W. Veight III
Secretary
Todd
W. Heck, Esq. Solicitor
Bruce
T. Peterson
Co Freeholder Liaison
Louis
N. Magazzu
Co Freeholder Liaison
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Open Public Records Act - Request Form
Requests for Proposals
Requests for Qualifications
Requests for Bids
Calendar of Events
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Third Friday Celebration
Unveils Art Exhibit
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The
Cumberland County Improvement Authority
unveiled a new
public art exhibit
as part of the Millville Glasstown
Arts District Third Friday Celebration
on
June 15, 2007. The new “trompe
l’oeil” paintings were created
by Philadelphia artist Kyle Margiotta
and proudly display on the interior walls
of the Improvement Authority’s
offices at 2 North High Street. The event
marks the fifth anniversary of the former
Millville National Bank building’s
grand re-opening as the offices for
the Cumberland County Improvement Authority. |
The
bank building’s interior renovations include a re-creation of the facades
of the Weatherby Hotel and Kreamer’s Pharmacy, which were located across
the street from the Bank in the early 1900s. The windows of the facades feature
artwork by local artist Andrea Workman. The new paintings by Kyle Margiotta of
the “exterior bank building windows circa 1900” complete the interior
illusion of the buildings facing each other.
Margiotta was on-hand to unveil the new paintings, to answer questions, and to
display other pieces of his art. Since graduating from the University of the
Arts in Philadelphia, he has been displaying his hyper-realistic paintings and
drawings in galleries in Philadelphia, New Jersey, and New York. He has been
working in the arts as an illustrator, a fine artist, and an instructor for the
last 10 years.
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The third annual
Eco-Fair at WheatonArts: Green Living For Your Home and Garden event will be held
on Saturday, May 2, 2009. Produced in partnership with the Cumberland County Improvement
Authority, this community open house, which includes FREE ADMISSION to all WheatonArts
exhibits and demonstrations, is expected to draw a large number of visitors.
Non-profit partners include the New Jersey Audubon Society, Bayshore Discovery Project,
Natural Lands Trust, The Nature Conservancy, Great Egg Harbor Watershed Association and
The Rutgers University Master Gardeners.
A number of exciting presentations will be offered this year. Throughout the day,
eco-educators, eco-businesses and eco-organizations will provide information, products,
resources and solutions for people who want to live better, healthier lives with less
environmental impact. Families with young children will enjoy The Peppermint Playhouse
Puppeteers, eco-crafts and activities and a number of live animal exhibits and demonstrations.
Other “green” activities will include informative exhibits, demonstrations, refreshments
and live musical entertainment.
2008 Eco-Fair at Wheaton Arts: Green Living For
Your Home and Garden
Reducing the amount of litter that finds its way
onto our roadways, woodlands, and waterways is the
mission of the Cumberland County Improvement Authority
and the Clean Communities Program. Litter is not
only unsightly, it can affect our community's ability
to attract business, industry, and tourism. In addition,
litter can damage our precious water supplies and
other natural resources.
ACT NOW - JOIN IN THE LITTER AWARENESS MONTH DURING
THE MONTH OF OCTOBER.
Below is a registration form get involved TODAY.
Call
to Action Clean up Flyer
CUMBERLAND
COUNTY IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY 25TH ANNIVERSARY – DEDICATION
TO HANK WYBLE
On Friday, December 16, 2005 the Cumberland
County Improvement Authority celebrated its 25th
Anniversary. Part of the Anniversary festivities
included the dedication of a Holly Tree to the late Henry “Hank” Wyble.
Hank Wyble was a member of the Cumberland County
Improvement Authority Board of Directors for many
years. The dedication was made in recognition of
his leadership and service to the Improvement Authority
and to the community as a whole.
The Holly Tree sculpture was created by Vineland
artist Ron Gavigan. Ron is a third generation metal
worker and a fourth generation glassblower. He
created the sculpture from stainless steel, steel,
copper and bronze. Each piece was cut and formed
by hand.
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