Dr. Keith Miles, superintendent of Bridgeton Public Schools, honored 11 students at the monthly Board of Education meeting recently. The Superintendent’s “Bulldog of the Month” is an award bestowed upon students from the six K-8 schools, the ExCEL 6-8 program, Bridgeton High School, and for the first time, pre-school students from the Dr. Geraldyn O. […]
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RCSJ’s Gamma Phi Chapter of the ABG National Honor Society is hosting a Virtual Walkathon Fundraiser. A portion of the funds raised will be donated to RCSJ’s People in Transition and the Roadrunner Refuel Food Pantry for our students in need. Registration ends October 30. The fee is $40, which includes shipping costs for the
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The Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA’s recent Glow in the Dark Zumba-thon gave approximately 30 people a chance to exercise, wear their Halloween costumes, and enjoy the outdoors. As darkness fell on a beautiful day, the beat went on and the COVID-safe workout was fun for all. Costumes ranged from Superwoman to Superman. A team of
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The CCIA is pleased to again be the host agency for the Americorps New Jersey Watershed Ambassador Program (NJWAP). Ambassadors hosted through the CCIA are responsible for WMA17, the watershed management area, which consists of the Maurice, Cohansey and Salem River watershed. This year’s ambassador is Marcelo Gracia. A native of Houston, TX, he attended
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As Veteran’s Day approaches and we seek to honor those individuals, Patricia Gross has been a beacon of hope for veterans for years. As the former mayor of Maurice River Township, Patricia started an organization to help our military veterans. After a conversation with Diana Pitman, a former Army nurse who had a service dog,
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We are two months away from New Year’s Day, and despite my resolve to consider my resolutions early, I’ve got nothing. You know what it is? It’s a curse that I carry around my neck that drags me down: Procrastination. I have never gotten the gifts bought and wrapped by Christmas Eve, even though I
Hitting that blue button underneath your company’s Facebook post may be an easy way to gain more traction for your content, but knowing the difference between a boosted post and a promoted post may help you determine if it’s the right Facebook marketing tactic for you to take. Let’s review the differences between a Facebook
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We want to congratulate and send our best wishes to An Octopus’s Garden gallery and gift shop in the Village on High, 501 N. High Street, in Millville’s Glasstown Arts District. Owner Maryann Kuntz celebrated the 10th anniversary of the shop on Third Friday in October! That is quite an achievement for an independent business
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We’re taking some time to cut through some red tape this week. No, I don’t mean hacking through bureaucracy. I mean cutting the red tape with a pair of big scissors at some ribbon-cuttings we have coming up on Friday, October 30, which the Greater Vineland Chamber Commerce will be partnering. First up will be
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