About a couple of years ago, I discussed the fact that we completely undervalue home health aides. This remains unchanged, but what has changed is their value to us and this includes nurses’ aides working in facilities. I say that even as we’re still in the middle of a global pandemic with a fair amount […]
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When creating or redesigning a website, many marketers and web designers take into consideration the look of the site, its overall responsiveness, and search engine optimization. However, often neglected is website accessibility and ADA compliance. Not only is this a missed opportunity to draw in customers, but it is also a violation of the 2010
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We had lived on the Maurice River for about five years when we got new neighbors. They had built their house, constructed of fine sticks and rather wispy, about 25 feet up in the trees along our driveway. It was hard to get a good look at them since they were often backlit and they
In a recent meeting, the Vineland Public Library Board of Trustees voted to layoff 10 employees. Library board members also voted to eliminate multiple “titles and positions” at the January 28 meeting. The positions and titles of Part-time Security Guard; Part-time Library Assistant; Part-time Student Assistant; Part-time Student Assistant; Full-time Library Associate; Full-time Library Associate;
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The novel coronavirus pandemic is continuing to be a scourge on the world’s citizens. As of Monday, March 22, according to foxnews.com, “the novel coronavirus has infected more than 123,245,026 people across 192 countries and territories, resulting in at least 2,716,196 deaths. In the U.S., all 50 states plus the District of Columbia have reported
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The Evelyn Hill Cycling Club, a group of South Jersey women who enjoy cycling as a social activity and exercise, is welcoming new members to join them on weekend and evening rides starting in April. The club was founded by Barbara Kornbluh, a local cyclist who was dismayed by the lack of women in cycling.
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