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Inspira Health Appoints Reed as Senior VP, Chief Quality and Safety Officer

Community Update, Faces in the news / Editorial

Inspira Health today announced the appointment of Tony S. Reed, M.D., to Senior Vice President, Chief Quality and Safety Officer, effective August 1. In this role, Reed will focus on executing and expanding Inspira’s role as a high reliability organization through patient safety, quality and excellence. Reed has more than 22 years of experience in […]

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Informational Webinar Set for NJ Clean Energy Small Business Stimulus Program

Community Update / Editorial

New Jersey’s Clean Energy Program (NJCEP) is offering Small Business Stimulus Program grants available to women and minority-owned small businesses. This program offers up to $500,000 to improve indoor quality, energy efficiency and water conservation to eligible small businesses with a commercial storefront. The program covers up to 75 percent of the cost of projects

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NJ Weather: Cooling Centers Open During Dangerous Heat Wave, Find One Near You.

Community Update / Editorial

This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement related to COVID-19 coverage. Link to story: nj.com/weather/2022/07/nj-weather-cooling-centers-open-during-dangerous-heat-wave-find-one-near-you.html The hottest weather yet of the summer has descended on New Jersey with little end in sight at least through week, prompting counties and communities to open cooling centers to help the state’s most

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Vineland Woman’s Club Names New President

Faces in the news / Editorial

The Woman’s Club of Vineland, a member of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, held a ceremony to welcome the new president, Norene Ritter, pictured at left with outgoing president Eva Prestopino, who presented Norene with the 100-year-old president’s pin. The club is still collecting sneakers in any condition or size. A box is located

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Operation Helping Hands

Commentary, Archives / Editorial

One of my favorite quotes from President Franklin D. Roosevelt is from May of 1932 when he spoke at Oglethorpe University. FDR said a lot of things that day as it was the height of the Great Depression, but what stands out to me is this: “It is common sense to take a method and

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Old Photo Found, Owner Sought

Community Update, Archives, News In Brief / Editorial

One of our readers sent this photo that she found on the day before Father’s Day on the ground at Coia’s Garden Center on Oak Road. She would like to find its rightful owner. If this is a photo that you lost around that time, or if you have any information about the photo or

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Millville Native Participates in World’s Largest International Maritime Warfare Exercise

Faces in the news, Archives / Editorial

PEARL HARBOR – A 2010 Cape May Technical High School graduate and Millville native is serving in the U.S. Navy as part of the world’s largest international maritime warfare exercise, Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC). Petty Officer 1st Class Edward Ritchie is a master-at-arms aboard USS Sampson, currently operating out of Everett, Washington. A Navy

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Project Thanksgiving Wins National Award

Faces in the news, Archives / Editorial

TCC Verizon recently held a contest among staff to see which of its 16 regions across the country had the most sales for a month. The staff in the winning region would receive a financial gift, and they would select a nonprofit to receive a financial donation as well. NJ Tri-State Region, which includes southern

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Future Looks Bright

Cover Story, Archives / Editorial

If anything could set off an alarm about youth, gangs and guns, a May 2021 mass shooting would be it. On that fateful night, hundreds were enjoying a birthday party in Fairfield Township when shots rang out, killing three and wounding 11. Horrified by the carnage, a diverse group of community, healthcare, governmental agencies, law

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How to Use Social Media Marketing for E-Commerce Business

Archives / Editorial

As the world becomes increasingly influenced by digital social spaces, using social media marketing for e-commerce can help businesses increase sales and meet growth goals. Since platforms like Instagram and Facebook have made it easier for users to shop directly on their apps, brands are taking this opportunity to develop strong social media sales strategies.

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