It was time for our annual termite inspection a few weeks ago. I met the exterminator at the house and thankfully the termites are apparently not dining in, or at least they are not leaving any tell-tale traces. I asked the inspector if he might be able to identify what has been inhabiting one of […]
Once every decade, a census of the entire U.S. population is conducted. More than a head count. It shows how communities have changed and helps determine where to build new schools, hospitals and businesses; how federal funding is distributed; and how congressional seats are apportioned. Participation is easy and convenient. For the first time ever,
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Main Street Vineland’s upcoming Mix, Mingle & Meet, originally scheduled for Wednesday, March 18, from 5:30 to 7 p.m., at Vegans Are Us in Vineland has been canceled. Mix, Mingle & Meet events are meant to bring the various downtown businesses and the public together to get to know each other, along with Main Street
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For centuries, the Maurice River has served as a means of transportation for sailing vessels carrying passengers and goods to a specified destination, but its use as part of an extended pleasure cruise during the 19th century is something less documented. Yet an account of such a cruise surfaced in 1972 in the Vineland Historical
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In her first official site visit as chief safety and transformation officer for Press Ganey, Tejal K. Gandhi, M.D., met with leaders from Inspira Health to learn more about the health system’s successful patient safety transformation. Using the science of High Reliability as a foundation and in partnership with Press Ganey, Inspira has developed a
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Cumberland County Freeholder Jack Surrency spoke to Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberlsnd County members about chasing your dreams and achieving your goals as part of a Black History Month Celebration in February. The event was held at the Club’s Carl Arthur Center site.
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The New Jersey State Federation of Women’s Clubs past presidents of the Southern District gathered together on February 21 at the Tuckahoe Inn to enjoy lunch and discuss ideas for the NJSFWC. The Convention will be held in Atlantic City on May 4–6. Mary Wolfe is a past president of the Woman’s Club of Vineland
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The Woman’s Club of Vineland collected full-size toiletries for their February target project to help women that are dealing with domestic violence. The Domestic Violence Chairwoman, Mina Gruccio, pictured, boxed up the toiletries and delivered them to the Woman’s Shelter.
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The Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County assisted the staff of Thunderbolt and Cunningham Academies with two field trips to various locations as part of the Cumberland County Custom Career Club (C5)/CareerLaunch program. The program is sponsored by the local Workforce Development Office and the Cumberland County Positive Youth Development Coalition (CCPYDC). The teens
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Rutgers Master Gardeners Horticulture Enrichment team continues their monthly activities for participants at the Vineland Veterans Home. The February project was a laminated bookmark with small, pressed coleus leaves. These particular leaves were appropriate as they had a slightly heart-shaped red center within the green, scalloped border. After the leaves were positioned on the card
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