With more than 40 percent of Camden’s Spanish-speaking residents having limited English proficiency, explains Dana Pilla, functional health literacy could literally mean the difference between life and death. “The need can’t be underestimated in this community, where residents could require help translating anything from doctor’s instructions to medicine labels,” says the assistant teaching professor of […]
Students from the Millville High School completed a homestay exchange this summer. They spent three days touring Munich and two weeks with host families in the town of Heidelberg. The students also were able to visit Frankfurt, Germany and Strasburg, France on excursions while they were there. The trip was organized by Graham Gant and
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Students at Winslow Elementary School continued their annual tradition of transforming dots into beautiful pieces of art by celebrating International Dot Day recently. September 14, or Dot Day, was inspired by the book The Dot by Peter Reynolds, in which a young girl is encouraged to believe in herself and “make her mark” upon the
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Rossi Elementary School fourth-grader John F. Gallo, III joined students from across the state this summer in a unique academic and career-oriented development experience, the National Youth Leadership Forum (NYLF): Pathways to STEM, which took place at The College of NJ in Ewing, NJ. NYLF Pathways to STEM is one of the Envision family of
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Salem Community College’s Practical Nursing (PN) program will celebrate its 60th anniversary on Saturday, October 5. All PN alumni, current PN students, former PN faculty and staff, and program supporters are invited to a brunch at 9:30 a.m. in the Davidow Hall Lobby, 460 Hollywood Ave., Carneys Point, N.J. The two-hour celebration will feature remarks
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If there’s one thing people like to do, it’s play the lottery. Some estimates have the average American spending slightly more than $200 a year on the lottery. In the Garden State, that number is estimated to be somewhere in the neighborhood of $315 a year for the average lottery-playing resident. In 2017, New Jersey’s
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The Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce (GVCC) is thrilled to announce their first ever B2B with GVCC—A Business Expo with a Twist—to be held on October 2 at The Grove at Centerton Inn (Pittsgrove, NJ) from 3 to 6 p.m. The B2B with GVCC is about showcasing your business in a fun atmosphere—one that draws
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Millville’s annual and popular downtown car show—featuring antique, classic and unique cars—will hold its 29th annual show on Saturday, September 28 from 12 to 5 p.m. in the Glasstown Arts District. High Street will be closed from Main Street to Broad Street to accommodate the hundreds of cars on display. Century Savings Bank is the
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If you want to get a hole-in-one, you want to play at the Buena Vista Country Club. The fourth one of the year was done by Larry Howard, a BVCC member on Tuesday September 17. This was Larry’s second hole-in-one of his life. He did it on hole number 5 at a distance of 157
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Hundreds of local students and young adults have participated in a summer employment program at the Jersey Shore providing them with both needed income and valuable work place experience. Wawa employed approximately 150 area youths in the program in 2019 providing financial support for transportation as well the job coaching necessary for job success. Working
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