The Millville Woman’s Club recently awarded the club’s annual college scholarship to Brianna Miller, a 2020 graduate of Millville High School who plans to study elementary education at West Chester University in the fall. In addition to excelling in her studies, she was a member of the National Honor Society and the Leaders’ Club. Brianna […]
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Four individuals received a summer treat to attend a drive-in cinema experience in New Jersey’s Heartland. The Family Four Packs from Delsea Drive-In Theatre were awarded to Lori Rohrbach of Hammonton, Greg Forzetting of Bridgeton, Michael Wolfenden of Philadelphia, and Kathryn Ford of Egg Harbor City. This is one of the most popular Giveaways for
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Times may be different but needs stay the same. Sisters of New Jersey Alpha Delta Kappa Phi chapter award two scholarships annually to exceptional young women entering the field of education. Realizing the need to raise funds in these times of social distancing and separation, ADK past President Diane Mazzei came up with a creative
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For nearly 30 years the Diocese of Camden has been committed to providing professional counseling to the survivors of child sexual abuse to assist in the healing process and, where it has been requested, to the survivors’ parents, spouses and children. Thus far, the Diocese has expended nearly $1 million in providing such therapeutic assistance.
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Ben’s ProServ, serving South Jersey with Carrier’s popular gas and electric heating products, celebrated Carrier’s recent award for excellence in product design at the 17th annual Dealer Design Awards Program. Carrier’s Infinity® 26 air conditioner and Infinity® 24 heat pump with Greenspeed® Intelligence—both Ben’s ProServ staples—were the Gold Winners in the HVAC High Efficiency Residential
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President Obama’s first Chief of Staff, Rahm Emanuel, is credited with saying, “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. And what I mean by that is an opportunity to do things that you think you could not do before.” My guess is that he said this shortly after coming into office, since
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One of my great joys as a child was capturing lightning bugs. We would cup our hands and wait for them to signal to their mates. I especially enjoyed clasping my hands together and peeking though a hole between my thumbs to view their luminescence. Sometimes we would put a number in a jar with
Members of The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Vineland, have continued to reach out to help those in need in the greater Vineland area. The restrictions from the COVID-19 virus have not deterred them from continuing their community outreach. They prepare 200 Peanut Butter & Jelly sandwiches for the Vineland Soup Kitchen each week, are
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Urging people to answer critical calls from contact tracers, the New Jersey Department of Health has unveiled an online dashboard (nj.gov/health/cd/topics/covid2019_dashboard.shtml) highlighting New Jersey’s contact tracing efforts throughout the state. “Our new Contact Tracing Dashboard will allow the public to monitor progress of our contact tracing efforts,” said Gov. Phil Murphy. “It is critical for
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The days of an employer looking at an employee as merely a means to an end to fatten his/her own pockets are in the rearview mirror. The coronavirus pandemic is currently causing a seismic shift in how business owners think about the way they interact and manage their workers. Business owners across the world are
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