Oftentimes when I lead a nature walk someone will point and ask me, “So what bird belongs to that nest?” That can make me cringe, since there are about 480 species of birds that can be identified at various times in New Jersey. Chances are good that my answer would be, “Beats me!” and especially […]
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Every now and again, someone will ask me “why is everything about race?” I suppose the answer to that question is because so much in our lives really is about race regardless of whether or not we want to acknowledge it. If you doubt that, then check out a TED Talk given last year by
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The Vineland Public Library is excited to offer “Curbside Pickup Service” beginning Monday, July 6, allowing patrons to borrow library materials contactless and without coming into the building. The Library building is still closed to the public. Here are some guidelines and procedures for curbside pickup. 1. Masks must be worn. 2. A limit of
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Vineland Mayor Anthony Fanucci has announced the creation of a $5,000 grant assistance program for small businesses in Vineland. The program is intended to serve those businesses who were operational as of December 31, 2019 and have been severely impacted, have no more than five full time or part time employees, and received limited or
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We all have been affected by the pandemic in a variety of ways. Now as New Jersey begins to reopen, the public seems ready to “virtually embrace” businesses, restaurants, and events. Naturally, we must keep in mind our own personal safety and the safety of others in our community. Here in the Glasstown Arts District
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Every day our team at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cumberland & Salem Counties works hard to foster a better tomorrow for the youth in our community. As we strive so hard to unite our community and build long-lasting relationships between our diverse group of ‘Bigs’ and ‘Littles,’ I am deeply troubled by the racially
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Many parents are pleased that our state will permit the opening of summer camps on July 6. However, those same parents who want their children to be able to fully enjoy the coming season may also have many questions and concerns. “There is no doubt that summer camps this year will look different, but will
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Beginning last week and for a limited time, the American Red Cross is testing all blood, platelet and plasma donations for COVID-19 antibodies, providing donors insight into whether they have been exposed to this coronavirus. Antibody testing will indicate if the donor’s immune system has produced antibodies to this coronavirus, regardless of whether they developed
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Undocumented farmworkers are an underappreciated, yet undeniably vital component of our society. They endure countless obstacles travelling from their homelands to the United States. When they get here, they suffer through more trials and tribulations inconceivable to many. With one eye always looking over a shoulder, many of them find their way onto America’s farms
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