Gov. Murphy has updated capacity limits for indoor and outdoor gatherings. OUTDOOR • General outdoor gatherings must be limited to 50 people and social distancing must be practiced. At 6 a.m. on Friday, April 2, the general outdoor gathering limit will increase to 200 people. • There is no limit for outdoor gatherings for wedding […]
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Prosecutor Jennifer Webb-McRae is pleased to announce the installation of her new Chief of Detectives, Mach Jackson. Chief Jackson started on March 15, 2021 and is a welcome addition to her staff. He replaces Chief Richard Necelis who retired in December, 2020. Jackson retired as a Major from the New Jersey State Police in December,
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Alex Kaganzev has been thanklessly working in the background and has restored hope to individuals for more than a decade. He started Project Thanksgiving to collect and distribute turkeys, donations, and food for families in Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem counties. In 2020, Project Thanksgiving afforded over 200 veterans and their families a Thanksgiving meal. His
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Diane Tucker, Ed.D., a Pittsgrove resident in her 60s, has been a swimmer throughout her life. Still, the mile she swam earlier this month was probably the sweetest ever. She accomplished this feat at the Kontes Family Pool at the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA, just eight months after a double lung transplant. Tucker has been
One of the phenomena that the COVID pandemic has caused is an increase in people’s interest in the out-of-doors and nature. Quite a few people have taken to the trails and many of you are newbies to nature watching. Those of us who are seasoned participants know that our experience can be greatly enhanced by
The pandemic has given us heightened awareness that our actions, efforts, and responsibilities do not end at our city boundaries or state lines. We offer our sincere condolences to those who personally lost loved ones at the tragic events in Atlanta and Boulder. With those who live in those communities, we at Inspira stand with
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We are rounding the bend for the last lap of a strange school year, one that has been a mix for students and teachers alike. It’s certainly a mix in the types of schooling—completely virtual, hybrid, and some fully in person. Though many students have managed well; for others, school online has been challenging. Here
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Many Cumberland County residents know George Perez as a local artist who has showcased his artwork at events around the region. Or you may recall that Perez created a mural in downtown Vineland that honors our active service men and women as well as veterans. One of his paintings was recently presented as a gift
How time flies! It was a couple of years ago that we were discussing the idea of a walking trail—or actually, a series of walking trails—in the downtown. This, and Running the Ave 5K would be elements of a fitness initiative. The Running The Ave 5K forged ahead and, while the walking trail idea has
Native Americans called it Piscozackasing, which means “place of black burrs.” Its current name, Woodbury, has a more complicated origin. According to South Jersey Towns by William McMahon, “the Indians most likely derived their version from the burrs of the many chestnut trees in the vicinity,” but “there are several versions as to how Woodbury
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