The 1858 discovery of a nearly complete dinosaur skeleton in Haddonfield contributed handsomely to the field of paleontology, but it also sounded the call to arms in the “bone wars,” a term used to describe the ruthlessness that accompanied the prestige being accorded to the profession. And the “first shot” is usually credited as being […]
Blame it on irresponsible influencers or out-of-control bachelor/ette parties. But some of Europe’s most beloved destinations are cracking down on masses of visitors whose actions are changing the local atmosphere—for the worse. Venice’s Tourist Tax: Venice has been one of the original poster children for what we now call “over-tourism.” Too many people visiting, pushing
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Since their first use in the mid-1800s in the form of hot air balloons, unmanned aerial vehicles have been used for security, photography, safety, and many other applications. Today, drones have a significant impact on the way we do business—from warfare reconnaissance and real estate marketing, to filmmaking and inventory tracking. For example, General Motors
Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) will host its “Behind the Scenes” Open House and Ice Cream Bowl Fundraiser at the Arts and Innovation Center (AIC), in Millville, on Third Friday, August 19. This free event is open to the public and gives RCSJ an opportunity to inform attendees of the multi-faceted programs that exist
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Recently I came across an article by Judith Graham for Kaiser Health News discussing how so many seniors find it increasingly difficult to live independently affording basic necessities. The article featured a retired teacher who gets $925 a month from Social Security, $287 from an IRA, and another $400 from a reverse mortgage. This comes
In these troubled times, when war continues to raise its ugly head around the globe, it seems fitting to discuss a symbol of the alternative. In ancient Mediterranean cultures the olive branch denoted accord, and the Roman goddess Pax and her Greek counterpart Eirene were commonly depicted holding an olive branch to indicate that they
The City of Vineland will honor Lou Piccone, who, in 1974, became the first Vineland High School player drafted into the National Football League. The ceremonies include a street dedication, key to the city presentation, and dinner reception on Thursday, September 29. “Lou Piccone was known as a gritty football player who always gave it
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Recently, Inspira Health President and CEO Amy Mansue sat down with President of Rowan College of South Jersey Frederick Keating, Ed.D., to discuss the two organizations’ partnership and what it means for nursing and health professions students, Inspira employees and residents of South Jersey. Amy Mansue: Fred, it’s great to see you again. Thanks so
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The money is in the list: Whether you’ve heard the saying or not, it is very true. If you have an online business then you should be building a list of subscribers. E-mail marketing is a very powerful tool to grow your business and your profits. A good e-mail marketing campaign can increase your profits
Most New Jersey residents probably know that there is a state flower (the common blue violet) and a state bird (the eastern goldfinch). Fewer might be aware that we also have a state insect (the European honeybee), a state butterfly (the black swallowtail butterfly) and a state mammal (the horse). But it’s a sure bet
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