Newfield National Bank is now collecting non-perishable foods and school supplies in all 11 branches throughout Gloucester and Cumberland counties. All donations will be given to locally run food banks and local school districts. To find the nearest location, go to NewfieldNationalBank.bank. List of easily distributed food are as follows: pastas, peanut butter, jelly, corn […]
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Gov. Phil Murphy has announce a $6.5 million investment in American Rescue Plan funds toward a statewide school security initiative to collect and digitize school building blueprints and make them available to first responders. Accurate and uniform maps are critical to enable law enforcement personnel to swiftly respond to emergencies in unfamiliar environments. Currently, New
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Source: Inspira Health website In April, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) released a draft of its new guidelines, expected to be finalized later this year. Citing the worsening state of mental health among children and adolescents, the USPSTF recommends anxiety screenings for all children ages 8 to 18. “The goal of these recommendations
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In 2018, Vineland City Council passed an ordinance that requires property owners intending to sell a one-family, two family, or multi-family dwelling units to obtain a Certificate of Inspection prior to the sale and settlement of the property. If the property is a duplex, multiple units or mixed use, the owner should contact the Vineland
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Ernie Davis, third-generation owner of Davis Lawns and Landscapes, is at the forefront of a new green infrastructure movement in landscaping, a facet of the industry that, by his own account, has been on the rise in recent years. “I see an industry forming, a lot of people want to turn a blind eye,” says
With the close of summer, New York’s Shakespeare in the Park concluded its 60th season of providing free productions of the Bard’s plays at the 1,800-seat-open-air Delacorte Theater in Central Park. For New Yorkers, it’s as seasonal as falling leaves or budding flowers, as constant as rainstorms and pandemics will allow. For a playwright whose
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Often featuring gorgeous and sometimes remote destinations, adventure travel is so much more than adrenaline-pumping physical challenges, daredevil thrills, and I-dare-you-to-eat-that moments. For a more tangible definition of “adventure travel,” the Adventure Travel Trade Association (established in 1990 for the development of the adventure travel industry) defines adventure travel as having three main components: 1.)
For this month’s column, I decided that I would share an American buttercream recipe, and a few photos of a cake I recently made for my great-niece, Naminé Noel’s (My Nami Girl) second birthday. Throughout the years many folks have asked about my culinary background, stating that they’ve enjoyed my columns, recipes, and “foodography,” which
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One innovation we don’t often think about but that’s become part of the very fabric of our lives is our ability to dial 911 when we have an emergency. It’s impossible to know how many lives have been saved because of 911, but the number is surely in the hundreds of millions. The nation’s 911
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Stop by the Vineland Public Library, 1058 E. Landis Avenue, for great information from the South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter. The SJRAS will host a table in the library’s lobby on Wednesday, September 14 from 1 to 5 p.m. Whether you want a new pet, have lost a pet, need basic health services, or can’t
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