Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cumberland & Salem Counties (BBBS) is partnering with iMentor to bring an innovative new program to the region. The Mentor2.0 program is designed to provide high school students with mentors who can help them develop the leadership, career, and social skills needed to graduate high school college ready. iMentor currently […]
In the last edition of the Clearbridge Digital Digest, we learned that hashtags can be tricky, but there are ways to optimize their use for your business on Twitter. In part two, we optimize hashtag use on Instagram and Facebook. Instagram allows up to 30 hashtags on each post and 10 hashtags on a story.
I’ve said for years that Vineland—its downtown and the entire city—can benefit from an educated work force that has the incentives necessary to stay here and live here. That’s why I was so heartened to hear talking points coming out of the recent ceremony celebrating the joining of Cumberland County College and Rowan College at
Life for the Jewish emigres from Russia who founded the Alliance settlement in Cumberland County during 1882 began with modest accommodations. The 43 families that found their way to South Jersey spent the first year housed in Army tents provided by the U.S. War Department. According to Matthew E. Pisarski and Janet W. Foster’s article
The City of Vineland recently donated a surplus van to the Spirit and Truth Ministries Soup Kitchen, which was needed by the staff to help pick-up and deliver supplies. The soup kitchen, which is located at the First United Methodist Church, 7th and Landis Avenue, provides meals for approximately 100 working poor or homeless Monday
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Vineland Veterans Home participants gathered in June for the dedication of their courtyard garden, which was planted by the Rutgers Master Gardeners of Cumberland County Horticultural Enrichment team. Master Gardener Coordinator Pam Burton was in attendance on this Flag Day to address the Veterans and thank them for their service. A sign donated by the
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Two members of the Millville Woman’s Club received special recognition at the club’s final meeting of the year with Betty Aleshire named Volunteer of the Year and Barbara Westog Woman of the Year. Both women contributed many hours of service to the club’s community projects. President Pat Moore also identified three members who she said
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Glenn Insurance, with offices in Absecon and Malaga, has announced the recent promotion of longtime employee Sharon Walls to the position of Claims Department Manager. In her new role, Sharon is responsible for providing leadership and direction for the claims department and ensuring the satisfaction of Glenn Insurance’s clients and customers. “We are proud of
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Summer heat may be good if you’re at the beach or pool, but when you’re home, it often means fighting scorching temperatures with costly air conditioning. Not only can this feel like an endless battle during the dog days of summer, but leaving the trapped hot air in your home can also worsen indoor air
As school lets out for the summer, many parents are concerned about their child maintaining all they’ve learned from the school year. Some parents may be tempted to add extra classes or tutors to stave off the summer slide, but one of the most effective methods for boosting brain development is often overlooked. Unstructured play
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