Available Now… …on Lulu as well as Amazon and other major booksellers. For updates on book signings, visit marytreat.com. * * * Readers flock to read the works of accomplished novelist Barbara Kingsolver; I especially enjoy those with an environmental component. Often her protagonist has naturalist leanings. In 2018, when it was announced that she […]
The holiday season is upon us. Thanksgiving will soon be here and hopefully we will be spending the day with family and friends as we did prior to 2020. While planning for family activities of our own, I’m busy putting the finishing touches on Holidays in Millville’s Glasstown Arts District. Holiday discounts and free drawing
Inspira Health hosted an open house for its new outpatient endoscopy center, located in the Medical Office Building on its Vineland campus. With the new center open, most patients requiring an outpatient upper endoscopy or colonoscopy will experience the convenience and efficiency of a true outpatient experience. Prior to its opening, these studies and treatments
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As part of the New Jersey Department of Agriculture’s continuing efforts to improve nutritional opportunities for school children, New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas Fisher has announced that a record-high 210 New Jersey schools are participating in the 2022-2023 school year’s Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (FFVP). The U.S. Department of Agriculture has allocated $5.6
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At their recent monthly meeting, members of the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA Board of Directors learned about a new device that saves choking victims. Board member Agnes Trummer explained the item, a Life Vac, and donated one to the Y. “My goal is to tell local groups about the Life Vac so that these will
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The NJ State Chamber of Commerce is hosting this free webinar on November 16 at 9 a.m. titled “Solving Your Labor Shortage: Unique Sources for Finding the Employees You Need,” it will explore two unique sources you can use to find disciplined and enthusiastic employees – people with disabilities and people who have recently left
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The NJEDA will be hosting an informational webinar on Thursday, November 10 at 11 a.m. to learn how manufacturing business can apply for grants ranging between $7,500 and $250,000 through the upcoming New Jersey Manufacturing Voucher Program (NJMVP). Funding can be used to purchase equipment needed to improve operations. The NJMVP is designed to increase
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The M25 Initiative Board of Trustees announced the opening of the online application for grant funding to support efforts to alleviate food insecurity in Cumberland County, NJ. The M25 Initiative will release up to $15,000 to support organizational initiatives that feed Cumberland County residents. Any 501c3 or faith-based organization (e.g., church) can apply for funding.
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Congratulations to the winners of the Little Miss Apple Fest & Little Mister and Miss Pumpkin Show 2022. Children ages 5-8 from South Jersey competed for the Queen, First to Fourth Runner Ups and King. Both contests were held at Salem County Fairgrounds in Pilesgrove and were free to participants, with tons of prizes awarded.
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Residents in parts of the Midwest woke up on the first day of November to see Halloween decorations covered in snow, with as much as 18 inches of powder piling up in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Chicago also experienced its earliest observed snowfall in eight years, an early start on the 35-40 inches of
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