At a ceremony held recently at the Longport Police Station, the John R. Elliott HERO Campaign unveiled three new members of its fleet of HERO police patrol cars aimed at preventing drinking and driving. The cruisers, from Vineland, Longport, and Pleasantville, will serve as rolling billboards with the HERO Campaign message promoting designated driving. The […]
From large corporations to mom-and-pop e-comm, certain blogging mistakes can hinder all of the efforts put into writing the content. To avoid these common blogging mistakes, we asked the pros at Clearbridge Branding Agency for their help in identifying where many bloggers, writers, and brands go wrong. Here are five common blogging mistakes to avoid
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From poolside grilling to roasting perfect marshmallows, summer fire safety plays an important role in how we handle fire during one of the most social seasons of the year. To brush up on important tips for summer fire safety, we asked the highly trained fire restoration technicians at SERVPRO of Cape May & Cumberland Counties
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Century Savings Bank (CSB) is pleased to announce the recent appointment of James (Jim) R. Haefele, CPA to the bank’s board of directors. Haefele is a partner at Haefele Flanagan, a public accounting firm based in Maple Shade. Since joining Haefele Flanagan in 1997, Jim has provided his clients with a variety of services including:
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Chris Volker received the prestigious “Russell Berrie Making a Difference Award” for his dedication toward helping others in his community. He was honored in particular for his role as the founder and executive director of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Cumberland County. Under his guidance, the Club has thrived and expanded over the years.
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The Millville Woman’s Club honors veterans in various ways throughout the year, but Memorial Day is a very special time to remember all of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. It is the Club’s tradition to place a wreath for these veterans at the Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Kathy Bennett and Barbara
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The County Prosecutors Association of New Jersey annually awards scholarships to college, graduate and law students. Each scholarship is a one-year grant in the amount of $3,500 paid directly to the recipient. Scholarship recipients from previous years are ineligible. The County Prosecutors Association of New Jersey Inc. announces the availability of the following scholarships: •
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One of New Jersey’s most important ecological features, the Delaware Bay stopover for Arctic nesting shorebirds, currently hangs in the balance. This year the passage red knot population fell to less than 80 percent of what it was just two years ago, and that was only a third of the original number before the overharvest
With the 4th of July quickly approaching many people will be grillin’ and chillin’ with family and friends, enjoying great food and conversation. While tried-and-true recipes are often made for holidays and special occasions, adding new dishes to the mix can lead to new family favorites! Here are two tasty recipes you might want to
Congratulations to the 39 CCTEC seniors who will graduate with their Seal of Biliteracy. The Seal of Biliteracy is awarded by the State of New Jersey to students who have demonstrated that they are able to speak, read, comprehend, and write in two or more languages at a high level of proficiency. Jose Chanez Aracelis
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