Getting your home set for summer means putting away winter gear, clearing out clutter and making room for lighter and brighter accessories. As you tidy and organize your home for a summer of get-togethers and cookouts, don’t forget to show a little extra love to those hardwood floors. The floor is the largest surface in […]
We are now 10 days into the summer of 2019. And I am officially three days into my sixth decade on this Earth. Now, calm down, there is nothing to fear from living long. Nothing except a shorter memory span. Or a certain clumsiness caused by imbalance. Or, despite my efforts to eat well and
There are cafés and then there are cafés with a cause. The new Riverside Café, courtesy of Bridge the Gap, located at 36 S. Laurel Street in downtown Bridgeton is a café with a cause—namely a focus on great ice cream and employing and training foster youth and young adults according to Loretta LaTourette, the
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Cumberland County Technical Education Center is pleased to announce honors for students from the fourth marking period. Students earning Superintendent’s List received all A’s. Students earning Principal’s honor roll received all A’s and B’s. SUPERINTENDENT’S LIST Grade 9 Sophia Adams, Nicholas Alimenti, Alanah Arkainno-Smith, Alexandra Basile, Ariana Beckford, Brianna Brown, Amanda Bushman, Nathaniel Clark, Skylar
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Colleges and universities must offer a greater variety of exercise programs in order to help female students develop healthier lifestyles and prevent future health problems, according to new research by a Rutgers University–Camden nursing professor. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly 40 percent of Americans (approximately 93 million people) are obese.
Once again, it’s time for fireworks, picnics and parades as the nation celebrates Independence Day. Collectively, we enjoy many liberties, but some freedoms can be elusive—and financial freedom is one of them. What actions can you take to help yourself eventually declare your own financial independence? For starters, you’ll want to determine what financial independence
Four top scholar/athletes from Cumberland County high schools were honored by the Jewish War Veterans Memorial Post No. 601, on Sunday, June 2, at the 46th Annual Olympiad Awards Breakfast, at Beth Israel Congregation, in Vineland, NJ. The ceremony, catered and co-sponsored by the Beth Israel Congregation’s Men’s Club, has been held each year since
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