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 His final work, a novella titled Billy Budd, remained unpublished.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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In December of 2015 I went to India to attend a wedding. After many days of festivities we visited Pench National Park to see one of India’s most famed animals, the Bengal tiger. Rudyard Kipling’s famous work The Jungle Book takes place in Pench, located in the heart of India. The jungle is home to
Stephanie Risley, 21, is the youngest Board of Education (BOE) member in Millville’s history. Her vision—to help the city’s children receive the type of education that will empower them to become future leaders—is what inspired the community-minded Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) Justice Studies major to decide to run for the BOE. “Our children
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There were winners but no losers as 300 people jammed the grounds at Vineland’s Dolphin Swim Club on a sultry August evening to witness an unprecedented gathering of spirited swimming talent, enjoy an elaborate buffet, honor some key individuals from Vineland swimming history, and raise thousands of dollars for charity. Alumni swimmers from Vineland High
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