Halloween has come and gone in our house, and it was a blast. Our oldest son, George, came down from Brooklyn to trick-or-treat with wife Kate and our three-year-old grandson, Ben. When they arrived, Ben was frenetic. His parents had explained the custom of dressing in costume and visiting homes to ask for treats. Usually, […]
Despite reports on the growth of influencer marketing last year, it appears that this marketing channel could be becoming less effective. Some research found that influencer engagement rates dropped significantly from 2019 to 2020. And some marketers reported seeing a consistent downward trend in conversion rates last year. Pandemic budget cuts certainly aren’t helping influencer
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Give your home a warm and cozy vibe this fall with a few DIY projects that are sure to add seasonal cheer to any space. Whether you’re looking for a rainy day activity to keep kids busy or searching for affordable décor options, these fall craft ideas are a great place to start—all you need
Fabien Klimsza is a genial, busy family man and a corporate executive, but he is also an accomplished athlete. The 44-year-old Vineland resident recently completed the rigorous Hawaii from Home Triathlon. The Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA was a springboard for this formidable endeavor. Klimsza is the chief financial officer at Durand Glass in Millville. A
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In anticipation of the upcoming holiday I’ve decided to talk about one of our most common fungi, turkey tail, a shelf or bracket fungus. Its name comes from the concentric rings in varying shades of brown on its fanned upper side, resembling a wild turkey’s tail. Its scientific name is Trametes versicolor, versicolor meaning “of
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In some past columns I elaborate on the value of partnership. I mentioned sponsorships, grants, and other collaborations that are mutually beneficial and make initiatives that much more successful. This is an update on a couple of the partnerships and sponsorships. • This past spring, I talked about an initiative in which we would help
Devastating COVID-19 outbreaks have occurred in two northern New Jersey veterans homes. The outbreaks led to wholesale firings by Gov. Phil Murphy of the leadership of both of the institutions and the head of the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs [NJDMAVA] that oversees them. However, the largest of the state’s three veterans homes, Veterans
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We can all learn more about our country by listening to our veterans. These men and women of the military have amazing stories to tell and memories to share. It is why Angelic Health Hospice Volunteer Services partnered with the Millville Air Museum for a workshop to train participants of the U.S. Library of Congress
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Veterans Initiative to respond to the increasing needs of those who served this country. This focused program offers guidance and resources for veterans and their families during the challenging time of a terminal or life-limiting illness. “We must look beyond the diagnosis and understand the history of these men and women as it relates to
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