For some time now, what we think of as modern medicine tended to see little connection between a person’s mental or emotional state and their physical condition. The focus was on the biology and the chemistry. This is understandable both because science got more skilled at seeing, measuring, analyzing, and identifying what happens in the […]
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Verizon TCC awarded a $2,500 grant to Project Thanksgiving to further their mission in providing assistance to local veterans and their families. Project Thanksgiving is a non-profit organization that collects frozen turkeys and monetary donations for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapter, American Legion, Food Bank of South Jersey,
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Will you want to pump off the pie and sweat off the sweets of Thanksgiving dinner? The Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA’s annual Turkey Burner will provide ample ways to burn off those calories, and the community (age 14 and over) is invited. The event will be held on Friday, November 27 from 8:30 a.m. to
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The Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce is hosting their 101st Annual Gala event, rescheduled from June to December. The theme is “United We Stand – Celebrating the Future.” The virtual event, sponsored by Century Savings Bank and held December 9, from 6:45 to 8 p.m., will be a fun webinar so guests can sit back
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Letter writing has become a lost art over the past half-century, largely due to technological advancements and the immediacy of texts, e-mails and messaging. Classified as a part of the literary genre belles lettres, correspondence can be a reflective style of writing similar to the essay but always the result of an exchange between two
Thanksgiving Past: Up until about 10 years ago, our large extended family of cousins, aunts, uncles, parents and grandparents celebrated Thanksgiving at the family homestead. Living on a farm, we sat down to a meal that spelled the end of another growing season. Thinking back on all the work and effort that went into the
A more centralized, uniform response to combating the COVID-19 pandemic in American prisons and jails is required to curb the spread across an especially vulnerable incarcerated population, according to new Rutgers University–Camden research. “The American criminal justice system is really a misnomer; it is not a single system, but comprised of thousands of federal, state,
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Stuart Alterman, attorney for PBA Local 231, last week disclosed that nearly 40 inmates and 11 correctional police officers have tested positive for Covid-19, more than quadrupling numbers from a week prior. According to unnamed sources within the Cumberland County Jail, approximately 39 inmates, 11 officers, and one civilian have tested positive for coronavirus. “The
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Each spring for 32 years I have been hunting wild turkeys. And every spring a few turkeys will make a turkey out of me; some would say that is not a very big lift. Watching turkeys in the spring is a true marvel as the males put on their displays for the females. The control
Here are some essential tips for sellers and aspiring homebuyers. Make sure you also lean into your trusted real estate professional (hopefully me) for additional insight and guidance. Smart Strategies for Sellers: Putting a home up for sale can be stressful, and some owners have a hard time making objective decisions when it matters most.
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