The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing a cleanup plan to address about 40 non-residential contaminated properties that remain impacted by the Former Kil-Tone Company Superfund Site in Vineland, New Jersey. Previous operations at the former Kil-Tone Company pesticides facility contaminated the soil with arsenic and lead. “EPA’s cleanup plan to address these non-residential […]
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Social Security and Medicare are both programs that are household names, but do you know the true difference? Both programs help safeguard millions of Americans as well as improve the quality of life for their family and friends. While Social Security offers retirement, disability, and survivors benefits, Medicare provides health insurance. Medicare is our country’s
Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) Academic Advisor Cheryl McBride has a story to tell. It is a story of grit and grace, of anxiety and reassurance, of perseverance and patience—a story she shares to better educate students, coworkers, veterans and community members about the benefits of meditation to help reduce stress and bring about
New backpack? Check. Cool new shoes? Check. The right 24-pack of crayons? Check. As a parent, you want to give your child everything needed for a successful new school year, and sometimes that means thinking outside the crayon box. Are you keeping these less obvious things front of mind? “Being a mom means being prepared,
Nearly seven decades have passed since the Great Appalachian Storm of 1950 shook the eastern third of the United States. The coastal communities along New Jersey’s Delaware Bay shoreline fell victim to hurricane-force winds, heavy rains and a devastating tidal surge. The storm, identified as an extratropical cyclone, destroyed homes, swept away boats and vehicles,
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In a recent South Jersey Times editorial a number of officials, I among them, were taken to task for the way the launch of the County’s “Recovery on Wheels” program was announced earlier this month. If I understand the point made by the editorial board, it was this: While the program itself is a worthy
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The Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society will host its first Community Awareness Day on September 14 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at its museum at 108 S. Seventh Street in Vineland. The free event will include a variety of local agencies and organizations that are active in Vineland and Cumberland County. “We wanted to
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What responsibility did the American press, including magazines and newspapers, have in making the dangers of the Nazis known to the world and, specifically, the Jews of Germany and Europe during the rise of Nazism through the Holocaust? Did the press fail in this responsibility to make this clarion call and, if so, what could
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Three times is a charm at the Buena Vista Country Club as it saw its the third hole-in-one at the course this year. Michael Handline of Williamstown, a member of the club got a hole-in-one on August 18 on hole number 12, which is 144 yards. His shot landed on the fringe, pin high and
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For a number of weeks I have noticed that a corner that I pass in my car each day has the bouquet of striped skunk. Some days the odor is stronger than others. I don’t see any roadkill; there is just the smell of anal musk. So I wondered what series of phenomena might be
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