Last Tuesday, Paul Auster’s massive biography of 19th century author and New Jersey native Stephen Crane was released. If the publisher had waited one more week, the book would have arrived on Election Day, an appropriate tribute to Crane’s years as a New York City reporter that put him in the middle of the 1894 […]
Recently I was listening to the radio as I was driving and happened upon the program “Freakonomics.” The topic had to do with our seeming addiction to contempt; the sense that we have a “contempt crisis” happening in our politics and even in our daily lives. This sounded right to me as I listened and
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The Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey (PDFNJ) is inviting New Jersey high school students to share their musical substance use prevention messages as part of the 2022 Your Song! Your Voice! Shout Down Drugs New Jersey music competition. All music genres or any musical style is accepted for entry. It does not matter what
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Two weeks after the Diocese of Camden filed its Plan of Reorganization, all of its insurers have reached a settlement with the Diocese and agreed to contribute over $27 million to the Diocese’s proposed Plan of Reorganization. With the assistance of a court-appointed mediator, the Honorable José Linares, United States District Judge (Retired), on Thursday,
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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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Dane Barse Elementary School students in Vineland have a colorful new addition to their playground—an innovative communication board. The new tool, introduced by speech therapist Montana Jacobs, will allow nonverbal students to communicate by pointing to pictures to express their thoughts and feelings. “We had seen a couple of local parks that had these boards,
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People move to New Jersey for many reasons—beaches and boardwalks, diverse culture, family friendly atmosphere, great schools and of course fabulous food. But until recently, New Jersey has been making noise for all the wrong reasons as the only state in the nation that prohibits small business owners from making and selling baked goods using
Fiore J. Copare, MD is a family man, who treats his patients as he would his own. “In treating my patients my recommendations are not only medically sound, but also are based on what I’d do for my own family,” he says. A 1973 Bridgeton High School graduate, after college and medical school. Dr. Copare
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On behalf of the Millville Athletic Department, we would like to thank Michael Jones for his dedication to the Millville High School Boys Basketball program. Coach Jones is resigning as the team’s head coach after leading the Bolts from 2010-2021. He coached the boys for 11 seasons, accrued 137 wins, and qualified for the NJSIAA
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Main Street Vineland honored two of its lead volunteers as well as giving out “Community Partner” and “Media Partner” awards at its recent 10th A Taste of Vineland & Volunteer Recognition Event at the Greenview Inn at Eastlyn Golf Course. 4049 Italia Ave., Vineland. The event, in addition to recognizing Main Street Vineland, brought Vineland’s
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