Credit Union Encourages Community Service

First Harvest Credit Union (“First Harvest”) employees recently collected donations for two local South Jersey organizations through the credit union’s Charitable Journey program. Charitable Journey is an employee-led program established in 2015 by a volunteer group of First Harvest employees with a passion to serve the community. Each quarter, employees nominated different organizations they support, […]

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Many NJ Farmers Are Nearing Retirement. For Young People, It May Create Opportunity

This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement. Link to story: northjersey.com/story/news/business/2024/07/22/new-jersey-farmer-loan-programs/74441850007 With the average New Jersey farmer closer to retirement than college age, the state is considering a new loan program to help people getting their start in the business. Legislation co-sponsored by Sussex County Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia would

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New Member Takes Seat on State Board of Agriculture

Gloucester County farm operator Joel Viereck was sworn into his term on the New Jersey State Board of Agriculture today during the Board’s monthly meeting. The session also included an officer reorganization where Cumberland County’s Bob Blew was elected president and Burlington County’s Lisa Specca as vice president. Viereck, who is representing the vegetable industry,

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Body and Mind

When people get ready to improve their mental health, what really is involved? Anything we do involves personal choice, of course. You might start by researching your symptoms and investigating what types of therapy are commonly offered for them. You then might decide to go somewhere to talk to a professional and get advice. A

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Classic Veggie Dip

Everyone knows that the dip is the life of the party. Here’s a recipe for classic vegetable dip.Whether you’re hosting a party or treating yourself to a snack, fresh ingredients are always the best way to go when making vegetable dip. You can get them from Muzzarelli Farms when our market opens in spring, summer

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Cumberland Students Awarded Pathway to Medicine Scholarships

On July 23, four RCSJ Cumberland students entering their second year of study in RCSJ’s Biological Science program became the inaugural recipients of The Slack Family Scholarship for the Pathway to Medicine. The Pathway to Medicine is an accelerated, cost-saving pathway to a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from the Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine.

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Save the Dates: Celebration of Women September 28 and 29

The history of Vineland is a tale of progression. Fifty-two years before the passing of the 19th amendment, 172 women from Vineland, including four African-Americans, symbolically cast their ballots for the 1868 presidential election. Led by Portia Gage, the women bravely set up their balsa wood blueberry crate in the corner of a backroom within

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