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The Guidance Center Recognizes Hurley as Distinguished Community Leader

The Honorable James R. Hurley received an award certificate and special tribute book as he was recognized by The Guidance Center as its 2020 Mental Health Distinguished Community Leader at a no-show fundraising event that spanned from November 2020 through January 2021. Hurley was commended for his outstanding contributions and dedicated service to the greater […]

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Third Friday This Week

Commentary / Chris

There is plenty to look forward to for the rest of February! You may have spent Valentine’s Day with a quiet dinner at home, so why not come out for Third Friday on February 19. Exhibits of new art will be plentiful, especially at the galleries and shops in the Village on High. Long time

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Keep Connected

Commentary / Chris

It was recently brought to my attention that SNJ Today newspaper, more than a year ago, was the first in the area to publish news of the coronavirus. Kenny Pustizzi, president of the company, dropped by my office one day late in January of 2020 and we discussed how to inform readers of this new

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Grant Helps Food Bank of South Jersey Buy Food and Reshape Distribution Methods

Community Update, Archives / Chris

Due in part to a $40,000 grant from the Community Foundation of South Jersey (CFSJ) COVID-19 Response Fund, The Food Bank of South Jersey was able to purchase vital life-sustaining needed food and fortify its food distribution model to service the rise in food insecurity throughout South Jersey. The Food Bank currently serves 210 partner

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Inspira Health to Hold Second Coronavirus Town Hall February 18

Community Update, Archives / Chris

New Jersey continues to make progress in our fight against COVID-19. As of February 4, the number of vaccines administered—876,529—now surpasses the number of positive cases—629,360—in our state. This milestone should help provide some hope that together, if we can maintain this positive course, we can get closer to a COVID-free community. Hundreds of thousands

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Down Jersey

The Great Outdoors, Archives / Chris

CU Maurice River and the National Park Service’s missions share many common goals and tenets. Both are concerned with stewardship and protection of natural and cultural resources for this and future generations. Both seek to achieve this through interpretation, education, recreation, and inspiration. We are both committed to understanding and engaging with our culture, and

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Reese’s House

Cover Story, Archives / Chris

A local nonprofit, which was created in an effort to maintain the positive legacy of a former Millville resident killed during a random act of gun violence, seeks support in its intent to create a community center. Our Future First, a 501 © (3) organization committed to building a better community, is attempting to raise

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More Communication Needed

Commentary / Chris

The higher up you go in the government food chain, the more distance exists between bureaucracy and the place where people live their everyday lives. When you’re at the municipal and county level, you often have to live with whatever gets handed down to you from state or federal government. One recent example involves the

Pascale Sykes Foundation Donates to Expand Entrepreneurship Opportunities for Black Businesses

Archives / Chris

The Pascale Sykes Foundation announces its donation to New Jersey Community Capital (NJCC) and the African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey (AACCNJ) to support Black business enterprises (BBEs), which have historically faced challenges in the U.S. Through a $1 million investment in the Equitable Small Business Initiative, the contribution will help create opportunities

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Cumberland County Department of Health Outlines Vaccination Clinic Information

Community Update / Chris

Cumberland County is currently holding COVID-19 vaccination clinics for all individuals who fall into the eligibility guidelines as established by the State of New Jersey. “While our County Health Department is working diligently to provide the vaccine to everyone who wants it, vaccines are in limited supply throughout the state,” said Joseph Derella, director of

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The Guidance Center Recognizes Hurley as Distinguished Community Leader

Third Friday This Week

Keep Connected

Grant Helps Food Bank of South Jersey Buy Food and Reshape Distribution Methods

Inspira Health to Hold Second Coronavirus Town Hall February 18

Down Jersey

Reese’s House

More Communication Needed

Pascale Sykes Foundation Donates to Expand Entrepreneurship Opportunities for Black Businesses

Cumberland County Department of Health Outlines Vaccination Clinic Information

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