More than 220 participants were in attendance recently at Seaview Hotel & Golf Club in support of Inspira Foundation Cumberland/Salem’s 2019 Golf and Tennis Tournament. This year, the tournament raised more than $240,000 to help support the health and wellness of communities in Cumberland and Salem counties. All proceeds benefit Inspira Foundation Cumberland/Salem and the […]
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Lauren Brunner has been added to the staff at the Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA as the Preschool director. The Y’s Preschool includes approximately 60 three- and four-year-olds. Brunner’s primary responsibilities are to oversee the staff and to ensure positive relationships with the children’s families. “Everything is hands on and fun for the kids,” Brunner said.
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The Woman’s Club of Vineland will be collecting new or slightly worn shoes until December. This is for an organization called “Soles 4 Souls,” which sends them to countries where many people do not have shoes. Shoes protect their feet from parasites and other problems, and some are given to help create a living to
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New and prospective members of the Millville Woman’s Club were guided through a brief summary of the club’s mission and activities at the recent “Meet and Greet” held at the clubhouse at 300 E Street, Millville. Jane Christy, membership chair, described the membership as “a group of volunteers” and explained that the club is an
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Let’s face it, life is busy. Maybe you’re a full-time parent and have kids back in school, a young professional balancing two jobs or an active family chauffeuring your kids to sports, dance and other activities. How many times have you found yourself wishing for a few extra hours in the day? Sometimes it feels
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Today, I read in the paper that the site around the Oyster Creek Nuclear Power plant in Forked River, now shut down, has changed the surrounding land for the past 50 years. The plant acted as a “super predator” on the sandy, piney shores of Barnegat Bay. I grew up in Lanoka Harbor, a few
New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher along with state, county and local officials recently visited Flaim Farms in Vineland to highlight Jersey Fresh eggplant. New Jersey is No. 1 in the nation in acres of eggplant harvested, according to the Census of Agriculture released in April. The visit included seeing a field of
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What does investing mean to you? If the word makes you think of transactions—buying or selling stocks and bonds—you’re looking at just part of the picture. To work toward all your goals, such as a comfortable retirement, you need a comprehensive financial strategy. And for that, you might need to work with a personal financial
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Atlantic County health officials are urging residents to take measures to protect themselves from mosquito-borne illness by reducing their exposure to mosquito bites after two new mosquito samples tested positive for West Nile Virus and the first human case in an Atlantic County resident was reported. “We cannot be sure where the resident may have
Millville High School will be selling tickets for the “Reserved Seating Section” for all home football games. Tickets can only be purchased at the Reserved Seating Section ticket window at the Memorial High School building during the home games. At that time, seats can be purchased for the whole season or just for that evening’s
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