State lawmakers are trying to make sure Atlantic City’s casinos survive the latest economic downturn even as their gambling floors have been closed for months due to the ongoing pandemic. A measure approved with bipartisan support by a key Senate committee on Thursday would provide the casinos with a number of different tax breaks to […]
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A Wednesday New Jersey Assembly committee hearing on the state prisons’ handling of the COVID-19 outbreak left members with more questions than answers, as corrections Commissioner Marcus Hicks did not show up to respond to numerous problems raised by inmates’ family members, advocates and the corrections officers’ union. During a two-hour joint virtual hearing, the
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New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher has announced the #thankyouNJfarmers social media photo contest that will begin on Wednesday, June 10. Each week, there will be two selected winners who will each receive a $250 gift card for fresh produce to a Jersey Fresh market of choice, plus a Jersey Fresh NJ-shaped cutting
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Members of the Student Senate from Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) delivered lunch to frontline employees of the CompleteCare Vineland Health Campus, on June 10, in appreciation for their important work and dedication during the COVID-19 pandemic. Working in collaboration with Unforgotten Haven, a nonprofit organization located in Blackwood, the students launched a social
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The Millville Army Air Field Museum is excited to virtually host a World War II veteran from Emmaus, PA, to share his fascinated experiences. George Washington Whitehouse served at the Millville Army Air Field as a flight engineer of a B-26 tow target plane for the majority of his service. He’s now 100 years old
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As I mentioned in last week’s edition, I had a similar experience to George Floyd and countless other people of color in this country. I’d like to share that experience with you. The names will remain nameless, the places will remain placeless, and the faces will remain faceless. One night, I go to pick up
While the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) inexplicably published guidelines in March discouraging the use of face masks by the public, the recommendation has now changed. In the opinion of most epidemiologists, wearing a mask at work and in public, especially indoors, is a way to limit community spread of the virus.
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So, you’re a start-up wondering about building a brand that stands out in the minds of consumers and the competitors in your lane. How can you do it? If you’re asking yourself how to build a brand effectively, you’re already thinking the right thing. Brands are complex, and where many go wrong in launching their
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If you’re looking to allergy-proof your home, all you have to do is take a look around. There are fundamental things around the house that could be contributing to your itchy, watery eyes and wheezy sneezes. And for those who have asthma or other respiratory issues, household allergens are more than an irritation; they could
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Mulling over laundry room ideas before your next home renovation? No matter big or small, there are always ways to maximize storage and elevate a space with a proper design plan. These days, laundry rooms are often more than a place for separating the darks from the lights. They can be a space for storage,
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