Wawa is now accepting nominations for the third annual Future Food Scientist Program, a unique, half-day field trip to the Wawa Innovation Center for 8th grade students to learn about careers in food science through interactive stations educating youth on nutrition, sensory testing, food safety and marketing. Students will have the opportunity to apply what […]
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Donna Pio, left, education chairperson for the Millville Woman’s Club, introduces Alyssa Santiago, the club’s choice for Student of the Month from Millville High School for January. Alyssa has her sights set on a career in pediatric nursing and credits the AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) program at the high school for giving her confidence
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On January 22, Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) and the Office of the Dean of the Graduate School at Princeton University kicked off a partnership that will enrich the classroom experience for RCSJ students while providing teaching experiences for Princeton Ph.D. candidates. University and College officials, faculty, staff and students joined for a signing
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Karen Gallo (center), school nurse at the Sabater School in Vineland receives a supply of underwear and socks from Dick & Carol Shenton. The Shentons are members of the Thrivent Community Action Team of Redeemer Lutheran Church of Vineland. The supplies address a need for clean undergarments for children attending the school.
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Julius Jakubek, a Junior at St. Augustine Preparatory School in Richland, NJ collected “Cardigans for Kids” for Vineland Public School students. In addition, new socks were collected for the students. In total, 50 cardigans and 160 pairs of socks were donated for the drive. He distributed all donations to D’Ippolito Elementary School and Petway Elementary
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Senate President Steve Sweeney, Deputy Speaker John Burzichelli and Assemblyman Adam Taliaferro participated in a town hall in Bridgeton last week. The legislators fielded questions from the public at the town hall, held at Bridgeton High School. “Bridgeton is a prime example of a town working hard to improve the way of life for its
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A recent outbreak of pneumonia in China has now been identified as being caused by a newly discovered respiratory virus deemed 2019-Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCOV). Inspira Health’s clinical leadership teams are closely monitoring the situation and have put procedures in place to protect patients, visitors and staff should a person—who meets current criteria for suspicion of
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For most, January seems like the perfect time to start fresh and make meaningful changes that will have a positive impact on our lives. Whether you want to become debt-free, travel more or anything in-between (like stepping back from the Royal Family), finances can be at the core of these goals. To help you achieve
Andrea Russo, MD, cardiologist and director of electrophysiology and arrhythmia services at Cooper University Health Care, was one of the lead investigators in a recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine that examined the ability of smartwatches to detect atrial fibrillation in users. Atrial fibrillation, or AFib, is an irregular heartbeat that,
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City officials including Mayor Anthony Fanucci, City Council President Paul Spinelli, Councilwoman Elizabeth Arthur, invited guests, and some furry friends were on hand recently to officially open the city’s first dog park. The park, located in a wooded area on Laurel Road across from the Lincoln Avenue entrance to Giampietro Park, will give pooches large
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