Eleni Constantinides, president of Greek Orthodox Philoptochos of NJ, presented Alex Kaganzev with a $500 check on behalf of the organization, and a $100 check from her husband and her, for Project Thanksgiving. Philoptochos is a Greek Orthodox Ladies benevolent Society. Their mission is to promote charitable, philanthropic outreach, and to preserve the sanctity of […]
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Lisa Williams, supervisor of Life Enrichment at the NJ Veterans Memorial Home of Vineland, was presented with a $500 check from Redeemer Lutheran Church Pastor Heather Sugden and project coordinator Arlene Cherwien. The money was a grant from Thrivent Financial that the church membership earned by gathering more than 500 personal care and snack items
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So, you’ve created the backyard of your dreams and love everything about it—except that seeing your surroundings can sometimes be a challenge once the sun’s gone down. As the days grow shorter and we head into fall, it’s one of the best times of year to enhance your backyard life at night. While hiring someone
Alexandra Dionisi, a 2020 graduate of Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ), is participating in a prestigious language study program after being awarded a scholarship from the U.S. Department of State. Dionisi was one of nearly 700 American students selected to receive the Critical Language Scholarship (CLS), which was created to help broaden the United
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New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas Fisher highlighted Jersey Fresh peaches and National Peach Month with a visit to Eastern Propak in Gloucester County recently. Secretary Fisher and local officials toured the fruit packing facility to emphasize that Jersey Fresh peaches are readily available. “Eastern Propak’s ability to move a high volume of peaches through
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We have had somewhat of a breathless summer so far on The Ave, with the hustle and bustle continuing as we approach autumn. After last year’s unfortunate lull in outdoor activities during the height of the pandemic, we’re back in high gear this year. On the heels of my acknowledgements and thanks for those who
In 1891, when Herman Melville died, it seemed likely that the 21st century might never hear of him. At the time of his death, Melville’s books, including Moby Dick, were out of print. His final work, a novella titled Billy Budd, remained unpublished. So, what happened? It’s actually more about what didn’t happen. As is
As I was flipping through the dial recently, I came across a program about that new category of employee known as the “essential worker.” The speaker was making the point that prior to the pandemic, the “essential worker” was not really part of the culture. I had to concede the point. Prior to 2020, if
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The Cumberland County Health Department will be administering booster doses of the Moderna vaccine to those who qualify under the CDC new guidelines. To register for the booster dose, visitcumberlandcountynjvaccination.org . Who Needs an Additional COVID-19 Vaccine? Currently, CDC is recommending that moderately to severely immunocompromised people receive an additional dose. This includes people who
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Jade Grace turned 12 on August 6. She had been waiting anxiously for her birthday and not just for cake and presents. Jade wanted to get her first Covid-19 vaccination as soon as she became eligible. She has mild anxiety and wanted to feel safer in the world. She also wanted to protect her brother,
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