If you are interested in history and you would like to submit an article for a future issue of the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society Magazine, you may contact Board of Trustee member Ahmad Graves-El at [email protected] or Curator Patricia A. Martinelli at 856-691-1111 or [email protected]. While most issues are of general interest, there will […]
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The NJ Secure Choice Savings Act requires establishment of retirement savings programs for employees. It was passed by the Senate and Assembly and then signed into law by Gov. Murphy. Due to the pandemic, the effective implementation date was delayed until March 28, 2022. This law applies to: • Employers with 25 or more employees
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Applications are now available for First Harvest Credit Union’s scholarship awards for the 2022-2023 academic year. Scholarship awards up to $1,000 are awarded to college-bound high school seniors based on academic performance, extra-curricular activities, community service, a teacher recommendation, and a personal essay. “Last year, First Harvest Credit Union awarded $6,200 in scholarships to individual
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On Friday, March 4, the Food Bank of South Jersey received a $30,000 donation from Dunkin’ of greater Philadelphia to help fight hunger throughout the region. This donation comes from Dunkin’ of greater Philadelphia’s Roast Hunger program, which began on Thanksgiving Day through December 10. For every Large Hot Coffee purchased by DD Perks® members,
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Marketing your small business may sound tough and expensive, but technology allows small businesses to efficiently budget, advertise, create awareness, and network at a low cost. Here are the first four of eight easy and low-cost ways to market your business online and locally. SEO your company’s website: Many small businesses underutilize Search Engine Optimization
Sometimes, when someone says that they’re going to clean your clock, it doesn’t mean anything bad. In fact, when they clean—and fix—your clock, as was done with our beloved downtown clock, it’s reason to celebrate. First, here’s a little bit of history about the clock on the north side of the 600 block of Landis
In its earliest stage, the Railroad YMCA, a late 19th century alliance between the Young Men’s Christian Association and railroad companies, offered overnight lodging, prayer meetings and wholesome activities for railroad workers. On the eve of the 20th century, it arrived in Camden, New Jersey. The Pennsylvania Railroad YMCA was established in 1895, opening the
At his final COVID-19 press briefing on March 4, Gov. Phil Murphy announced the signing of Exec. Order No. 292, which lifts the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency as well as the statewide school and daycare mask mandate, effective March 7. “With COVID-19 moving into an endemic, the time has come to move toward normalcy,” said
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I’ve been in baseball in some fashion since I played on my dad’s team when I was nine. I’ve been angry with umpires when I was a coach and angry at coaches when I was an umpire. I’ve been angry with parents in youth ball when they thought their child didn’t see enough playing time.
From well-known athletes like Naomi Osaka, Simone Biles and Lane Johnson to superstar celebrities like rapper Kanye (Ye) West and comedian Pete Davidson, the topic of mental health awareness has been at the forefront of many people’s minds. In an effort to help students adapt to these challenging times, the Rowan College of South Jersey
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