Amy Mansue, president and CEO of Inspira Health is one of 26 female hospital and health organization CEOs nationwide recently honored by Becker’s Hospital Review. Women are increasingly taking on the top executive positions at hospitals and health systems across the U.S., bringing an important perspective to the organization. “Becker’s Hospital Review is thrilled to […]
Two Rowan University Education alums teamed up to establish a newly chartered Alpha Delta Kappa Collegiate Club at their alma mater. Deborah Ingersoll, ’85 BA, early childhood education and Diane Mazzei, ’69 BA, elementary education and ’80 MA, supervision and instruction, were both successful educators in their respective school districts, Fairfield Township and Vineland. These
In African American culture, quilts can carry great meaning. That is why The African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey, Inc. (AAHMSNJ) is presenting an exhibition of quilts by members of the Sewing Club from Rockland County, New York. A reception for the artists was held on January 14 at the AAHMSNJ, Newtonville venue,
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Cumberland County has a long legacy of agriculture, dating back to its earliest inhabitants, the Lenni Lenape who arrived 12,000 years ago. They grew corn, several kinds of beans, squash, pumpkins, and melons. Farming continued to expand in Cumberland County with the arrival of Europeans beginning in the mid-1600s. Today, Cumberland County has 70,000 acres
This month’s column is dedicated to my sister, Laura Ann. Laura is an amazing home cook, and baker in her own right. She always brings something delicious to special family dinners, holidays, and events, and I for one—and many others—look forward to every dish she makes, sweet and savory alike. Laura often whips up healthy
From a lifetime of watching police procedural shows on TV, most of us can recite a few lines of the Miranda warning even if we don’t know anything about it, how the warning came to be or why it’s called “Miranda.” If you’re a little fuzzy, the warning reads roughly as follows, “You have the
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Remember back in August of 2016, when Instagram took some inspiration from Snapchat Stories and launched its own version of Stories? That worked brilliantly, and as of August 2020, they also borrowed another concept from the ultra-popular TikTok form: adding Reels to the app. Borrow, steal, inspired by — whatever you call it, Instagram Reels
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As originally published on Forbes.com. QR (quick response) codes have been around for nearly 30 years. Developed in 1994 by a Japanese engineer for the purpose of tracking components in car factories, they have evolved into a highly effective marketing tool. Although QR codes have been around for some time, we saw an increase in their usage
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The first musical Amron Salgado ever saw featured songs by Stephen Sondheim. If you thought West Side Story, nice try, but you’d be wrong. The answer? Into the Woods. “It’s inspired me to pursue performing as a career. The entire show truly is a masterpiece in itself, and one that captures your heart and your
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If glass is magic, then Alex Rosenberg is Millville’s newest magician. Rosenberg, 41, has spent the last year as glass studio director at WheatonArts. A resident of Philadelphia, Rosenberg might look familiar to anyone who has spent time on Netflix. He starred in season one of the streaming site’s show, Blown Away, a reality show
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