Dawn Hunter, executive director of the Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce, was recently named the N.J. Chamber Alliance Partner of the Year and presented with the award by the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce. The state chamber announced awards to four legislators, three Murphy administration executives and two business leaders for their outstanding economic growth […]
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With National Dog Show 2022 Best In Show Champion Winston as the standard bearer, the National Dog Show celebrates the French Bulldog as the new #1 most popular breed in America for 2023. According to the American Kennel Club (AKC), the French Bulldog has now surpassed the Labrador Retriever as the most popular breed in
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Inspira Health has announced the expansion of the Community Health Worker (CHW) program in the city of Millville, a significant milestone in its commitment toward population health and addressing social drivers of health. The CHW program, will be accessible to residents of Millville, regardless of insurance status or socio-economic conditions. Inspira has expanded the Community
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The Cannabist locations in Vineland and Deptford are now in the Bennabis Health dispensary network. The network, provider of the first program for individual and group health coverage to reduce out-of-pocket costs for medical cannabis patients, recently announced the agreement with The Cannabist Company, formerly known as Columbia Care. This partnership is a significant milestone
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The annual joint luncheon of the Seven Oaks Club of Bridgeton and the Research Club was recently held at the Finish Line Pub in Millville. This year’s event was hosted by the Seven Oaks; President Kathy Peterson greeted guests and introduced newly elected officers—Vice President Ruth Griner; Treasurer Diane Carney; Recording Secretary Ann Garrison; and
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Members of the The Countryside Garden Club of New Jersey recently held a Victorian tea party. Finger sandwiches, scones and pastries, and various teas were enjoyed as members talked about an antique or special item they brought with them to share with the group. Last weekend, the Garden Club presented this year’s Floral Presentation at
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Several of the members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County had a final harvest for its Youth For Change Community Garden. The garden featured various vegetable plants such as squash, eggplant, zucchini, tomatoes and peppers. Some of the produce is given to area families or individuals in need. Thanks to the support
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Salem County’s Mecouch Family Farm is the 2,847th farm preserved through New Jersey’s Farmland Preservation Program and the farm that pushed the program over the 250,000-acre mark. Rose Mecouch, who owns the farm with her husband Cliff, said, “This is the second farm we have preserved, and we intend for it not to be the
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County held an Hispanic Heritage Month celebration recently and recognized Club board member Madeline Galan (assistant principal at Wallace Middle School) and Iris Santiago (teacher at Broad Street School). Congrats to these two wonderful educators!
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Inspira Health and the Philadelphia Wings have announced that Inspira Health will be the proud sponsor of the Wings’ ‘Sticks for Students’ program, effective 2024. This new joint initiative will aim to improve the health and vitality of youth across Cumberland County by creating safe and convenient sports opportunities for all. The ‘Sticks for Students’
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