Barbecue season might be winding down, but that doesn’t mean your flavors can’t be amped up. Experts say that no matter what equipment you’re using, the secret to elevating your grill game and bringing to mind your favorite barbecue joint is hardwood pellets. “With the amazing wood smoke flavors that cooking with wood pellets offer, […]
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Things are looking up in this area. Restaurants are opening for indoor dining now, although some people still prefer to eat outside. For our son Greg, no food is finer than Chili’s. We went through a whole summer of his efforts to change his world back the way it was before the shut down, and
Creating an e-mail campaign that converts starts long before messaging, layout and design. Much like with any marketing, there are key steps to crafting an e-mail that won’t get automatically deleted, or worse, cause someone to click the “unsubscribe” button. These six steps can help you in creating an e-mail campaign that converts. 1. Segment
Like many Americans, the recent pandemic may have you thinking a lot about your current living space and about buying a home. If you’re a military service member, veteran or family member, both new and tried-and-true tools resources can streamline the process. To get you started, Wells Fargo Home Lending is providing these insights: •
This year’s Running The Ave 5K is in the record books and you’ll be reading the results and a wrap-up shortly. Meanwhile, we turn our sights to autumn, which is fast approaching. Many, customarily, are sorry to see summer go, but we’re busy planning some events on The Ave for the autumn, after an events-starved
As was common in the 19th century glass industry, Whitall Tatum operated a company store that carried provisions for its workers at each of its two factories. But the motives behind such stores didn’t always have the workers’ best interests in mind. According to the 1981-1982 South Jersey Magazine series “Millville’s First Glasshouse,” company stores
Every Thursday, Rise and Shine Ministry and Hope and Help Ministry provide bagged lunches to children and homeless individuals in the community. The Millville Woman’s Club was pleased to provide support to this program on September 10. Contributions of sandwiches, apples and granola and NutriGrain bars were received at the clubhouse that morning and members
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Rowan College of South Jersey’s (RCSJ) Associate in Nursing program has expanded its reputation across state lines, earning the distinction of being ranked #2 in the Northeast Region by NursingProcess.org. For the last four years, RCSJ’s Nursing program has been ranked #1 in New Jersey. NursingProcess.org examined 536 nursing schools in the Northeast region, ranking
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Since April 1, every home in the United States has been invited to participate in the U.S. 2020 census. While the coronavirus pandemic has put a major dent into data collection—with estimates that one in three census takers have quit or not shown up to collect data—the crisis is further evidence of why this decennial
The Greater Millville Chamber of Commerce is partnering with CVS Pharmacy, the Rotary Club of Tri-County, SNJToday and POP 99.9 Radio, in hosting community flu shot clinics on September 22 and again on September 24. The clinics will be held at 600 G Street and, due to COVID-19 rules, will require individuals to pre-register and
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