Century Savings Bank has provided much-needed relief to many local small businesses and non-profits struggling to keep their workers employed amid the COVID-19 crisis and economic downturn. From April 3 through 16, Century secured more than $27 million of vital Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funding on behalf of local applicants—funding that will enable 175 distressed […]
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Every week, SNJ Today Radio hosts John and Yamira interview the mayors of all three of Cumberland County’s largest towns—Bridgeton Mayor Albert Kelly, Millville Mayor Michael Santiago, and Vineland Mayor Anthony Fanucci. Check out facebook.com/snjtodayradio for the very latest regarding COVID-19 measures being taken in your town and county. We will continue to do these
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As you may recall from last week’s article, I’ve been travelling to the Bayshore Heritage Byway to do some exploring and to help prepare an All-American Road application. In these times of quarantine, we have tried to pick activities that my husband and I can do together while retaining social distance from others. One real
When you begin to think that staying home all the time is driving you crazy, just reflect on a few things: • You don’t have to buy gas. • You can’t get a speeding ticket. • You don’t have to loan your car to your teenager so she can’t get a speeding ticket either. •
As of April 19, the County reported a total number of 317 confirmed COVID-19 cases with four fatalities in Cumberland County. Overall, New Jersey has 85,301 people who have tested positive with 4,202 deaths. The County of Cumberland, the Cumberland County Health Department, the City of Vineland Health Department and CompleteCare Network have established a
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Last Thursday, Gov. Phil Murphy announced that all schools in the state will remain closed through at least Friday, May 15. Murphy said his order covers all public and private schools.The state’s more than 600 school districts have been closed since March 16, with educators teaching remotely, because of the coronavirus outbreak. “We cannot be
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The COVID-19 pandemic is a battle Inspira is waging on two fronts—using know-how today to implement new therapies to care for patients and also how to plan for the surge of patients that the predictive models indicate could be arriving at emergency departments in the days ahead. How is Inspira preparing for the surge? The
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The COVID-19 outbreak has drastically changed life as most Americans know it. With gyms closed and parks and playgrounds roped off, families are left searching for new ways to stay active. A little creativity may be required, but that’s no reason to become a couch potato. “In fact, this actually gives families the opportunity to
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As we discussed in a recent SNJ Today cover story, “Takeout Only,” businesses are clearly suffering while trying to wade through the murky waters of our current health emergency. Some establishments have closed their doors permanently, some are shuttered for the time-being, while others have attempted to maintain business operations on a part-time basis. To
Aqua’s water and wastewater utilities remind consumers of the vital role they play in preventing wastewater overflows and backups. As many people use disinfectant wipes to help prevent COVID-19, Aqua asks homeowners not to flush these wipes down the toilet and to dispose of them in the trash instead. Even wipes labeled as flushable don’t
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