The journals of Philip Vickers Fithian, the Greenwich-born Revolutionary War chaplain, contain a series of entries that invite a comparison between life in South Jersey and that of Virginia, where Fithian obtained work as a tutor on the Nomini Hall plantation of Robert Carter in 1773. As Fithian describes it, the town of Greenwich was […]
The road to unfunded mandates is paved with good intentions in the form of legislation. That’s my take-away with A-4843 and its companion S-3549 now being considered by the New Jersey Legislature. In a nutshell, this bill would require municipalities and nonprofit organizations that acquired land with Green Acres funds or funded recreation efforts on
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Creating video content for your brand can be tricky but very effective. Video content is one of the most useful multimedia tools a brand can employ. It can stop a scroll and help your brand engage more with your target audience. There are a few crucial things you need to do before you start making
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Gov. Phil Murphy has signed Executive Order No. 235. The Order extends the Public Health Emergency that was declared on March 9, 2020 through Executive Order No. 103, which was previously extended in 2020 on April 7, May 6, June 4, July 2, August 1, August 27, September 25, October 24, November 22, and December
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The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) has announced Phase 4 of the Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program, adding $85 million in funds from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Phase 4 will provide short-term operating support to a broad group of New Jersey small and medium sized businesses and non-profits
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On April 13, The Woman’s Club of Vineland put together lunches that included subs, chips, fruit, snacks, and drinks. The lunches were delivered to the Inspira hospital workers giving the COVID injections and the lab area as a thank you for all their help this past year in Cumberland County. A big thank you to
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Brandon Lombardi, a senior in CCTEC’s Engineering program, has demonstrated the behavior of a model citizen. Brandon works as a delivery driver and during his first delivery of the day, he noticed a toddler running across the street. Brandon stopped to see if there were any adults around, but he couldn’t find anyone. He caught
Big Brothers Big Sisters State Association of New Jersey named Staci Clark of Deptford and her Little Sister Dominique of Millville as Big Sister and Little Sister of the Year, and Ernest Ebanks of Mount Olive Township and his Little Brother Dreveon of Rockaway as Big Brother and Little Brother of the Year. Ernest and
One person’s idea of a noisy racket is another’s favorite rock band. By and large I have a real aversion to noise. On the other hand, I’m a sucker for natural phenomena. So when one of nature’s extravaganzas involves noise I try to adjust my mindset and find it awesome versus dreadful. But I’ll admit
Gov.Phil Murphy has signed into law A-5444, which provides $35 million in federal COVID-19 relief aid for restaurants throughout New Jersey. The bill—sponsored by Senators Vin Gopal and Joseph Lagana and Assembly Members Vincent Mazzeo, Pedro Mejia, Christopher Tully, and Louis Greenwald—provides aid to a particularly hard hit sector of New Jersey’s economy. The bill
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