The online presence of your business, regardless of what industry you are in, can have a huge impact on the success of that business. If you don’t think that the majority of your customers visit your website before calling or visiting your business, think again. According to a study by GE Shopper Research, 81 percent […]
Tradition has it that the Fourth of July is the mid-point of the summer season and the countdown begins to Labor Day, when the season officially ends. It can be a bit melancholy for some—with half the summer already over. For others, it’s a time to jam in all the summer fun you can. I
When Bob Dylan described in his 1983 song “Blind Willie McTell” a “fine young handsome man” with “bootlegged whiskey in his hand,” it was almost as if he was carefully qualifying the type of bootlegging to which he was referring—the illegal production and sale of alcoholic beverages during Prohibition. The irony wasn’t lost on fans,
Over a quarter century, Krichmar Produce of Vineland, NJ has prided itself on providing businesses from Florida to Maine with the finest quality fruits and vegetables, thanks in part to a trucking operation it added to the company 15 years ago. That part of the business continues to increase, even though challenges such as driver
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After months of anticipation, the Smithsonian Institution’s traveling historical exhibit “Voices and Votes” opened at Atlantic Cape Community College on July 11. This free exhibit will be set up in the Mays Landing campus Student Center, and will remain open to the public six days a week for one month, closing on August 13. Learn
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M. Night Shyamalan returned to South Jersey to film his upcoming apocalyptic horror film Knock at the Cabin, which just wrapped. The film marks the 15th feature film produced and directed by Shyamalan, with Jarin Blaschke as cinematographer. Much of the movie was filmed on location in Tabernacle, and at the Evergreen Dairy Bar in
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Sen. Michael Testa (R-Vineland) announced he will introduce new legislation to counter rules issued on July 1 by the New Jersey Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control’s (ABC) regarding new license conditions that impose restrictions on local breweries. “These disastrous and destructive new conditions are an affront to the freedoms that our breweries should enjoy in
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The Murphy Administration and the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs’ (DCA) Division of Local Government Services (DLGS) recently announced the award of 20 Local Efficiency Achievement Program (LEAP) grants to local governmental entities across New Jersey. These grants, totaling $2.478 million, will help local governments pursue shared services initiatives to reduce taxpayer costs and
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WheatonArts & Cultural Center and CU Maurice River will hold a four-week nature journaling course. The summer activity gets kids outdoors while growing their knowledge of science, appreciation for nature, and artistic ability. Programming will take place two days per week, Wednesdays and Thursdays, August 3 to 25 (8:30 to 11 a.m.). Wednesday sessions will
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Project Thanksgiving is a 501c3 nonprofit that provides monetary and food donations to local veteran’s organizations and food banks throughout Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem counties. The Food Bank of South Jersey recently honored Project Thanksgiving for its ongoing assistance over the years. Kristin DeJesus, senior manager of food sourcing, and Gerald Tieyah, senior manager of
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