As extreme heat blankets the Northeast and other parts of the country, the American Red Cross New Jersey Region is asking residents to take three steps to stay safe—slow down, stay hydrated and spend time indoors. Heat is more than uncomfortable, it can be deadly, especially for older adults, the very young, and those with […]
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Our nation has a number of iconic national symbols—our flag, the national anthem, the Liberty Bell, a national motto: “In God we trust,” Uncle Sam, the Statue of Liberty, and our national tree and flower, the mighty oak and the rose. The Great Seal of the United States displays the American bald eagle, with a
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If the walls of Brooklyn’s Erasmus High could talk, they’d sing instead. Neil Diamond and Barbra Streisand are just two of its alumni. Another famous singing alumnus appears Sunday, June 30 at 7 p.m. Levoy Theatre in Millville: Will Downing. During his years at Erasmus, it was considered a school for the arts. “When you
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The Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society will celebrate its new gardens with a Rain Garden Party on Sunday, June 23 at 11 a.m., at the museum. The public is invited to attend. “The rain garden is now in full bloom and we want the community to see it and learn more about its workings,” said
As the school year draws to a close in our region, I reminisce about some of the end-of-school-year traditions. Graduations and the parties with family and friends occur as the seniors look forward to a new chapter in their lives. While many feel apprehensive about leaving old friends behind, others are eager to make new
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Taking a vacation is exciting and the anticipation of visiting another place is all part of the experience. But for those traveling with a loved one with dementia the expectation of a wonderful time often gives way to concern and anxiety. However, according to Angelic Health Memory Care Coach Coordinator Brianna Kaminski CSW-CDP, with some
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The second annual She-Bikes bicycle ride for women raised more than $4,300 for the Salem County Women’s Shelter. Members of the Evelyn Hill Cycling Club presented a check for $4,332 to Brenda Lore-Randazzo, residential manager of the shelter, on June 3. She said she hopes to use the funds to buy a second industrial refrigerator
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Admit it: You’ve been waiting for warm weather, the signs that summer is a whisper away. All those months in the classroom, the office, the workspace with no let-up, no mercy. You long for a little you-time, a few spots to take the fam and eat gooey pastries, juicy burgers or maybe fresh seafood. Come
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Don’t be frightened, but zombies have been spotted in Vineland. Up and down Landis Avenue, visiting local shops, stopping in at local churches and cemeteries and many other locations. While they were here, they even made a film. It’s about a wedding—a wedding unlike anyone has ever seen—the first known marriage between a zombie and
The works of late artist Doris Botts of Cumberland County will be the focus of a Juneteenth celebration at the African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey (AAHMSNJ). The event will also include the Tony Day Trio and storyteller Michelle Washington Williams. The celebration takes place Wednesday, June 19 from 2 to 5 p.m.
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