Vineland Mom a Rutgers Grad at 55
Millicent Hyman of Vineland woke up to the reality that she had reached a milestone in her journey toward a college degree that began decades ago on her family’s farm
May 23, 2023
Jersey Fresh Season Kicks Off at Muth Family Farm
New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher and local officials kicked off the Jersey Fresh season by visiting Muth Family Farm, a USDA certified organic operation in Gloucester County.
Financial Literacy Taught to Teens
Bank of America is one of the corporate partners at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County. Thanks to Liz Vogt, VP, second from left, and Manuel Bermudez, assistant
Cumberland Jail to Improve Mental Health Services Following Inmate Deaths
This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement related to COVID-19 coverage. Link to story: newjerseymonitor.com/briefs/cumberland-jail-to-improve-mental-health-services-following-inmate-deaths Cumberland County will provide adequate mental health treatment and
Deer Fencing Grants Available to Unpreserved Farms
The New Jersey Department of Agriculture is now accepting applications for cost-share grants for the installation of deer fencing on unpreserved farms. Unpreserved farm owners or operators in New Jersey
DiRenzo Signs with Carolina Panthers
After playing one season at Rutgers University and four years at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, CT, former St. Joseph High School Wildcat football player, J.D. DiRenzo, a Hammonton native,
Organization is Key
Home organizing is more than a trend; it’s a lifestyle. From streaming shows demonstrating how to color-code your pantry to magazines offering tips to unclutter quickly and even a litany
Breathe Easy
During allergy season, having a safe haven from the triggers that make you sneeze and wheeze is essential. While you can’t completely control your surroundings in the great outdoors, you
Shopping Companion
In today’s interconnected world, we have the power to make a meaningful impact with our everyday choices. Supporting local businesses and giving back to our communities is more important than
Cultural Legacy
Recently, European filmmaker Helga Merits, director of the upcoming documentary The Paradox of Seabrook Farms, discussed with SNJ Today a 1953 Voice of America radio show that interviewed Japanese Americans
