On July 23, four RCSJ Cumberland students entering their second year of study in RCSJ’s Biological Science program became the inaugural recipients of The Slack Family Scholarship for the Pathway […]
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Have you ever had a day when a problem seemed to repeat in your mind like a skipping vinyl record, with no solution on the horizon? This is often labeled
Chatter: The Voice in Our Head, Why It Matters, and How to Harness It Read More »
The history of Vineland is a tale of progression. Fifty-two years before the passing of the 19th amendment, 172 women from Vineland, including four African-Americans, symbolically cast their ballots for
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As a kid growing up in Millville, Buddy Kennedy had a dream. Make that a calling. Play for his hometown team. South Jerseyans consider the Phillies—all the Philadelphia teams, for
With the Fourth of July behind us it’s time for some silent fireworks. One of nature’s best shows takes place between mid-July and late-August, as the earth passes through the
Nature’s Really Big Show Read More »
At the Changeover Dinner for Tri-County Rotary Club, the torch was passed from current President Mary Gruccio to the incoming President Meranda Cardona. Gruccio was presented with a gavel award
The Torch is Passed Read More »
College-related costs are at an all-time high, and while many parents harbor concerns about the expense, they value the education their child is receiving. That’s according to the April 2024
The Seabrook Chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) held their annual recognitions banquet at the Edgar Joyce Senior Center in Seabrook on June 26, at which time members
Decades ago Fred Akers, aka Watershed Fred, phoned me and asked if I wanted to check out a new program that the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection had developed
Monitoring Stream Health Read More »
Bring on the food, the music and the sight and sounds of all things Boricua. The annual weeklong party gets started on July 21, capping off with the annual parade
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