On Thursday, September 22, my husband and I discovered two large shrimp in the stern of a boat moored at our dock on the Maurice River. This prompted me to reach out to Dr. David Bushek, who is a professor of Marine and Coastal Sciences at Rutgers and director of the Rutgers Haskin Shellfish Research […]
Angelic Health was on site at Cumberland County Business Expo and Job Fair at the Rowan Cumberland County Campus in Vineland recently, spreading the word face-to-face about career opportunities at its growing company. Angelic Health’s Jacquelyn Palmer, director of human resources; Tracy Fooks, director of professional services; and Angelic Health CEO Dan Mikus talk with
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This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement related to COVID-19 coverage. Link to story: newjerseyglobe.com/governor/jon-shure-on-his-former-boss-jim-florio/ In 1990, it was up to Gov. Jim Florio to tell the people the state’s finances were a house of cards and that painful steps had to be taken. What a four years that
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This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement related to COVID-19 coverage. Link to story: northjersey.com/story/news/environment/2022/09/26/gov-james-florio-nj-environmental-superfund-pinelands/69519684007/ When Jim Florio joined the House of Representatives in 1975, New Jersey was still an industrial dumping ground whose out-of-control housing and commercial development was gobbling up pristine open space. For the next few
The New Jersey Department of Agriculture, in conjunction with the State Board of Agriculture, has produced a video to make drivers aware of the need for large farm equipment to be on the road and to encourage drivers to have patience. With the harvest season beginning, there will be more occasions where drivers and farm
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The Guidance Center will recognize and honor City of Vineland Mayor Anthony Fanucci at its seventh annual awards dinner to be held on Thursday, October 27, at Merighi’s Savoy Inn in Vineland. Fanucci will receive the prestigious 2022 Mental Health Distinguished Community Leadership Award for his contributions and service in the greater Vineland/Cumberland County area.
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After a break from meetings for the summer, these were resumed by the Millville Woman’s Club (MWC) on September 15 with a special Meet and Greet meeting. Joan Fauver, president, welcomed members and friends to learn about MWC and its activities. Jane Christy, membership chairperson, provided an overview of MWC and a brief background of
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Earlier this century, it could be said that the fate of the Benjamin Cooper House, Camden’s Colonial landmark that had weathered the American Revolution, remained undetermined. Privately owned and no longer housing business offices as it had in the previous century, the structure spent the last 15 years precariously walking a tightrope for its survival.
In the current climate, the significance of mental health is becoming more prominent in everyday discourse. Isabelle Nicholas, administrative specialist of student life at Rowan College of South Jersey’s (RCSJ) Cumberland campus, has been candid about her own experiences with mental health and is using high profile platforms to spread awareness about this relevant subject.
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Puerto Rico, a sun-kissed paradise nestled in the warm waters of the Caribbean, is the perfect destination for people seeking adventures only true Boricuas can offer. Yes, in Puerto Rico, locals are known as Boricuas, a word derived from Borinquen, the name given to the Island by the indigenous Taínos. But Boricua is more than
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