The Community Foundation of South Jersey is excited to partner with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) to seed community endowments throughout the six Transform South Jersey (TSJ) communities. This investment will foster a long-term focus on asset and leadership development in the South Jersey region, by offering a $50,000 match challenge to each TSJ […]
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On March 29, Newfield National Bank Senior Executive Vice President Joseph Biegalski presented Bill Gonzalez, executive director of Cumberland County Habitat for Humanity with a $5,000 donation to sponsor the annual Habitat Golf Classic as the Presenting Sponsor, along with Pete Capizola, senior vice president of Business Development for Newfield National Bank. The Golf Classic
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The LUNATECS, a local community-based high school robotics teams, earned a spot at the FIRST championship in Houston, TX, and is competing this week with the best FIRST teams in the nation and from other countries. The team operates out of Salem County and last week at the Lehigh University Regional, the LUNATECS were the
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In 2018 I went on a trek to Minnesota along with my husband and my 89-year-old uncle Bob. It was an excursion that I had waited a lifetime to make. My uncle Robert “Bob” Morton was and still is sharp as a tack but the trip seemed to be a now-or-never decision. It was about
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Thirty years ago, the adult daughter of internationally known author Pearl S. Buck, passed away in Vineland. Her name was Caroline Grace Buck, and for most of her life, Carol—as she was commonly known—was a resident of the Vineland Training School, a facility that once operated on East Landis Avenue as a home for developmentally
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Healthy Kids Day is a favorite local tradition, and 2022 marks its 30th year of providing a free, healthy outing for families. The event will be held at the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA, at 1159 East Landis Avenue, in Vineland. The event is Saturday, April 30, noon to 2 p.m., plus a Community Swim from
Every March, the Cumberland County Clean Communities Program hosts a countywide Trash Hunt to promote awareness and accountability for preserving the environment. The Clean Communities Program is a statewide, comprehensive, litter-abatement program created by the passage of the Clean Communities Act in 1986, and is administered by The Authority of Cumberland County. This year’s annual
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The Holocaust is considered to be the greatest tragedy to befall the Jewish people—when six million Jews were murdered just because of who they were. This was not in some barbaric prehistoric time, but within our own time—a time when we have graphic written and photographic evidence of what happened. Because of this, we have
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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 FULL story: northjersey.com/story/news/coronavirus/2022/03/31/second-booster-shot-near-me-nj-covid-vaccine-locations/7231464001/ President Joe Biden got his. Gov. Phil Murphy and Tammy Murphy, the first lady, plan to get theirs. Second booster shots for COVID-19 are available in New Jersey and recommended for those age
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During April the Community FoodBank of New Jersey will run the Great Big Period Product Drive to address period poverty, a public health problem affecting thousands of New Jersey residents. Spearheaded by CFBNJ’s Women Fighting Hunger, the campaign will collect hygiene products and funds and raise awareness of the issue. Most-needed items are regular maxi
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