Gov. Phil Murphy recently announced an additional $10 million in funding to support the creation of a third phase of the Sustain & Serve NJ Program, bringing the total program funding to nearly $45 million. Launched by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) in December 2020, Sustain & Serve NJ has provided eligible entities […]
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CompleteCare Health Network is proud to announce its partnership with the Veterans Health Administration’s (VHA) Center for Care and Payment Innovation (CCPI) to provide dental care for veterans in their service area. Starting this month, CompleteCare will dedicate nearly 100 weekly appointments to veterans seeking dental care at one of their four dental locations across
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The M25 Initiative Board of Trustees has launched a new grant program to assist nonprofits and churches in Bridgeton, Millville, and Vineland to provide hot showers to individuals dealing with homelessness. The M25 Initiative will provide up to $15,000 ($5,000 per municipality) in grant funding beginning in January 2022. “The M25 Initiative was founded on
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If you survived the sugar rush of Halloween, the next food overload to prepare for is the cholesterol kick of Thanksgiving. There is nothing like the smell of a roasting turkey wafting through the house on a cold crisp Thanksgiving morning, but what I look forward to the most are the side dishes. Here is
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The “Toy Delivery Service,” sponsored by the Buena Vista Township Special Events Committee, needs your help. The BVT Annual Toy Drive is completely funded by donations. You can bring your donations of new, unwrapped toys to the Municipal Building, located at 890 Harding Highway in Buena, and leave them in the toy box on the
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The late fall session of group exercise classes has begun at the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA. Current YMCA members and community members aged 15 and older are invited to participate in these programs. The classes are typically set for seven weeks, from the first week of November through December 18. The earliest begins at 5:45
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Takeem Ragland, a graduate of the Millville High School Class of 2005, former Millville Public School substitute teacher, and former high school track and field sprinter, has published his first novel. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Delaware State University in 2009, and his master’s from Saint Joseph’s University in 2015. Before moving abroad, he
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The year gradually winds down and our events on The Ave—one by one—go into the record books. Our sights are now set on Christmas and all the fun that goes with the season. We’ll get to the parade in a moment but, first, we have a new event coming up in December to which I’ll
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When history repeats itself as tragedy, it’s difficult to ignore the precedents, however eerie. Such is the case with rapper Travis Scott’s November 5 Astroworld Festival in Houston that left eight dead and hundreds more injured. Scott’s concerts are known for what the New York Times refers to as “good-natured physical expression—what [Scott] calls ‘raging…’
The thing that is so brutal about poverty is that it touches every aspect of a family’s existence. While those impacts are felt in the most basic areas of life such as food insecurity, a lack of clothing, healthcare needs that go unaddressed, substandard education, and inadequate shelter, the impacts also creep out into other
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