Roadrunners’ assistant women’s volleyball coach Danielle Phillips has faced the toughest battle of her life over the past several weeks—one she prepared well for throughout her professional career but never expected to materialize. Phillips, who earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing from the University of Scranton in 2012, has emerged as one of many […]
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Summer in the United States is going to look different in many ways this year, given how the coronavirus pandemic has upended life. For many Americans, it’s still unclear if sports will be played and whether large gatherings will be held. Vacation plans remain up in the air for millions. AccuWeather’s long-range forecast team, led
I’ve been emphasizing in this column, over the last few weeks, ways that you can support our local businesses. Last week I explained the “Shop Local—Shop Safe” campaign that Main Street is doing in partnership with the Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce. I also mentioned a second way that I would explain this week. Take
Spring is heralded by the singing of birds and frogs, and it’s all about dates. The “morning song” belongs to birds and treefrogs, but the evening is primarily for the amphibians’ cotillion. Males serenade females with their best song. Each frog and toad species has its own unique call, and each individual its own unique
Rutgers’ RUCDR Infinite Biologics received an amended emergency use authorization from the FDA last Thursday for the first SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus test that will allow people to collect their own saliva at home and send to a lab for results. The decision follows the FDA’s recent emergency approval to RUCDR Infinite Biologics for the first saliva-based
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Citing the need to protect the health of New Jersey’s 1.6 million public and private school students as well as thousands of educators and support staff, Governor Phil Murphy has announced that statewide school closures will be extended through the end of the 2019-2020 academic year. Private schools with longer academic years will remain closed
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Over the past few years “water proof” vinyl plank floors have really started to become popular, especially in homes with children and pets. There are a number of reasons for this. One, vinyl plank is less expensive than traditional wood flooring. Two, it is very easy to clean and maintain. For households with children, vinyl
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For years, homeowners and their real estate professionals have walked a fine line between current interior trends and choosing a neutral palette that attracts the most potential buyers. If the homeowner went with rich color choices they risked paying a price at time of resale. But as design trends have evolved, that safe route of
In 1900, G.W. Lewis addressed the West Vineland Farm and Garden Club in a talk that focused on what it was like growing up in Vineland. Specifically, he discussed 1866, the year the town would celebrate its fifth birthday. The details Lewis provided at that event undoubtedly gave those in attendance a history lesson on
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County is pleased to announce that Destiny Acosta was recently named the 2020 local Youth of the Year winner. Over 12 years ago, Destiny Acosta came to the Boys & Girls Club and showed promise as an eager member who needed help with her academic success goals and
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