What a difference two weeks make! First, let me extend my hope that you are all healthy and keeping a safe distance from possible contamination. Our non-profit agency’s office located in the Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts is closed. I am working part time from home. As with almost all other organizations and small […]
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In an effort to keep our members active and fit, we have shared access to Y360, workouts from home with YMCA trainers, Mossa Move, a free 14-day trial for digital on demand workouts, our very own Member Challenge. A couple of our group fitness instructors have set up live workouts so our regulars can continue
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One advantage of having extra time around the house is having extra time to connect with friends. It’s also a plus to have more time with our dogs. The dogs and I are enjoying some outdoor activity in the yard – specifically, practicing Agility. That’s a sport that dogs and people do together, in which
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Last year I wrote about the first arrivals of ospreys (fish hawks) and the history of recovery. This year I thought it would be better to focus on the local enthusiasm for their arrivals, especially in light of the lurking presence of COVID19. I’m selecting fun over informative. Seasons are determined by the tilt of
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The Delaware River and Bay Authority (DRBA) has donated 4,000 N95 respirator masks and 2,000 pair of nitrile disposable gloves in an effort to help the medical community and first-responders meet its increased need for protective equipment amid the COVID-19 pandemic in Delaware and New Jersey. The Delaware Healthcare Association, which plans to distribute the
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New Jersey Labor Commissioner Robert Asaro-Angelo announced that in-person Unemployment Insurance services are temporarily suspended at all New Jersey One-Stop Career Center offices effective immediately. Customers needing to file for unemployment insurance are urged to apply online at MyUnemployment.nj.gov. Filing online is easy, and will ensure your claim is processed in the fastest way possible. If
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As we are all coming to grips with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, multiple organizations and local residents are teaming up to help those in need. On March 27, the Community FoodBank of New Jersey, with assistance from the Cumberland County Human Services Division of Mental Health & Addiction, held the Essential Food Distribution
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• Grocery stores, farmer’s markets and farms that sell directly to customers, and other food stores, including retailers that offer a varied assortment of foods comparable to what exists at a grocery store; • Pharmacies and medical marijuana dispensaries; • Medical supply stores; • Gas stations; • Convenience stores; • Ancillary stores within healthcare facilities;
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On Friday, March 27, SNJ Today Radio Hosts John and Yamira interviewed 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
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As Bishop of the Diocese of Camden, in light of further restrictions by Governor Murphy and the Decree of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Disciple of the Sacraments, Bishop Dennis Sullivan promulgates the following regarding the liturgies of Palm Sunday and Holy Week throughout the Diocese of Camden to assist the clergy and
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