Joe McElroy of Naperville is the founder of a consulting firm that specializes in public policy and marketing communications. In the following article, Joe McElroy discusses trends for marketing that he believes will be most important throughout 2023. Staying ahead of the marketing curve isn’t always easy. After all, the Read more…
By DONALD WITTKOWSKI SEA ISLE CITY – Workers were refurbishing the concrete on two balconies when one balcony collapsed onto another at the south tower of the oceanfront Spinnaker condominium complex, according to a federal agency investigating the fatal accident. Jose Pereira, 43, of Philadelphia, an employee of a private Read more…
SOMERS POINT – Shore Medical Center in Somers Point was awarded $550,800 in an Emergency Rural Health Care grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for a COVID-19 isolation unit in its emergency department, according to a news release. “On behalf of our community and the patients we treat, Shore Read more…
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP — Gain a new appreciation for the beauty of the Pinelands National Reserve during a “Weekend in the Pines” on March 11 and 12 at Stockton University. The weekend kicks off Saturday, March 11 with the 34th annual Pinelands Short Course. The daylong event will feature 28 presentations, Read more…
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP – A Celtic invasion will be taking over Stockton University’s Performing Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 18 in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day. The Tartan Terrors mix music energy with traditional folklore, dance and humor. With an arsenal featuring classic bagpipes and fiddle, driving drum tones and Read more…
MAYS LANDING — Summertime is great for sun, sand, beaches, pools and vacations, but at Atlantic Cape Community College, it is also a tremendous opportunity to keep your academic momentum moving forward, seamlessly continue your path towards completing your associate’s degree or earn credits to transfer to your four-year college Read more…
ATLANTIC CITY – Jeff Quattrone, founder of Library Seed Bank, will host a panel discussion on seed justice 1-2:30 p.m. Sunday, March 5 at the Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, 2200 Fairmount Ave. The discussion will be centered on conversation about seed justice. Panelists include Ty Collins of Middleton Read more…
By NANETTE LoBIONDO GALLOWAY LONGPORT – American Legion Post 469 will be honoring former Longport Beach Patrol Chief Capt. James Turner and five U.S. Coast Guardsmen who perished in a daring rescue attempt during the nor’easter storm of March 6, 1932. Legionnaires are planning a brief but meaningful service at Read more…
MARGATE – Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties’ “Soup’er Bowl” campaign topped the high score of the big game by collecting more than 300 cans of soup. To help combat hunger in the community, the hearty soups will be distributed to individuals and families in need to Read more…
Atlantic County has confirmed its first rabies case of 2023 after a raccoon collected from Miami Avenue in Absecon tested positive for the viral disease on Feb. 24. Police were notified of a raccoon that appeared sickly on Feb. 17 and Animal Control was called to remove it. The raccoon Read more…