• 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 20, SNJ Today 99.9 FM radio hosts John Salvatore and Yamira Velez talked on-air with Dawn Hunter, executive director of the Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce, each from their remote locations. SNJ Today: What would you like for people of our community to know? Hunter: One of the most important things for
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As part of the continued effort to help contain the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Phil Murphy signed A-3859 into law, which explicitly provides authority to the Governor to issue an executive order declaring a moratorium on removing individuals from their homes pursuant to an eviction or foreclosure proceeding. The Governor then immediately signed
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Yogi Berra once said that “it gets late early out there.” I have that same sense when it comes to the coronavirus or Covid-19 and what it means. A few years ago, my money would have been on the H7N9 flu for the next global pandemic, but a couple of mutations here and some CDC
Red maples (Acer rubrum) are common in New Jersey. They have a smooth, silvery-gray bark. A quick growing tree, reaching heights of 40 to 70 feet and with a diameter between 1 ½ to 2 ½ feet, it is often planted to add color to a landscape. The buds or samaras are eaten by gray
So much has happened since I last wrote in this space, just a week ago. It’s difficult not to go into panic mode, but that is exactly what’s required of all of us. Surely not business as usual, for we are all asked to stay home and practice social distancing as this terrible COVID-19 virus
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We’re all in this together, whether you’re working from home, staying home with the kids, in self-quarantine, et cetera. So what are you doing to keep upbeat? What’s your new routine? Are you homeschooling, having more meals together, reading that stack of books you’ve been meaning to get to, visiting relatives and friends via remote
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Some events have been cancelled. Call before you head out. Millville and the Glasstown Arts District are ready for Spring! As the green of lawns and trees begin, we are all itching to get out and find fun events to attend. You may want to start at Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center on Saturday, March
“On Wednesday March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization officially declared coronavirus (COVID-19) a global pandemic,” stated Robert Dickinson, Health Officer for the Vineland Department of Health. “The Vineland Health Department, other city departments, and our partners are actively considering all preventative measures, which will reduce the risk of contracting coronavirus by Vineland residents.” “At
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The coronavirus has caused much concern and fear.Throughout the world events are being cancelled, travel curtailed, and restrictions enacted to help stem the spread of COVID-19. At Angelic Health we are leveraging technology to side-step much of the roadblocks we face because of this pandemic. This week we switched gears and changed our annual conference
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