If you search the Internet, you will find various dates for National Smile Month, World Kindness Day, and the like, but let’s face it: Every day is a good day to wear a smile. The AI overview of smiling goes like this: Smiling can have a positive impact on both the giver and receiver, and […]
The valedictorian of Vineland High School’s Class of 1954, Ingrid Wagner, became a feminist pioneer, activist for civil rights, supporter of the arts and the environment, assistant dean at Princeton University, key leader of the Eagleton Institute, and board member and chair of countless New Jersey organizations. She passed away recently. Wagner Reed was born
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Research continues to show that human breast milk provides important and long-lasting health benefits to babies, yet some parents who wish to provide their babies with breast milk may face challenges. To assist them, Inspira Health is expanding its donor human breast milk program at Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill, through an agreement with the
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My family recently spent some vacation time on the southeastern end of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada on the Saanich Inlet—where a fjord narrows to Finlayson Arm. The Inlet is west of the San Juan Islands, where currents empty into the Pacific via the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Some locations on the coastal mountains
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One of my best summer memories was sitting at the kitchen table, watching my mom at the stove hovering over a big pan of breaded and fried eggplant. We just couldn’t wait for dinner! We ate it just fried, sprinkled with Parmigiano cheese from the green can of Kraft cheese and dipped in ketchup. I’ve
Depending on who you talked to, that fellow named Charles K. Landis was a visionary or a madman; an arrogant capitalist who at the same time wanted nothing more than respect and a fair wage for the average working person. At the same time, he wasn’t above skirting the law when it helped him close
Perfect for summer parties, this delicious sweet and spicy barbecue sauce is great for grilling meat, fish, corn, you name it! And you can get all the fresh ingredients right from Muzzarelli Farms. Make a batch or two for your late summer and fall festivities. This recipe yields eight four-ounce servings. Each serving has a
This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement. Link to story: app.com/story/news/education/2024/07/23/fafsa-nj-students-free-consults/74510284007 New Jersey is providing one-on-one financial aid consultations for college students who need help completing their Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, after a much-touted revamp of the form was set back by delays and errors
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This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement. Link to story: njspotlightnews.org/2024/07/nj-back-to-school-tax-holiday-ends-lasted-just-2-years While many families are readying for back-to-school shopping amid a period of stubborn inflation, New Jersey is no longer offering a tax break to ease the burden for students and parents gearing up for a new school year.
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This fall, U.S. families will do the bulk of their back-to-school shopping in brick-and-mortar stores, according to new research highlighting what’s important to shoppers this season, and offering insights into how to secure all the items on your checklist while beating the crowds. The 2024 U.S. Back-to-School Consumer Sentiment Survey from Sensormatic Solutions, the leading
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