Stockton University receives grant for Noyes Museum of Art operations

Stockton University’s Noyes Museum of Art was gifted $30,000 to help its operations and keep costs to a minimum for local art fans. Through its donation, the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation is also aiding the museum in expanding its community garden with the Ducktown Community Development Corporation and facilitating a horticulture program by Jewish Employment […]

N.J. starts in-person help for unemployment claimants

People with outstanding unemployment claims can now schedule in-person appointments at one-stop career centers across the state. Lawmakers have repeatedly called on the department to launch in-person appointments to help residents struggling to get their benefits. For over two years, legislators said their offices have been inundated with complaints from residents who say their claims are in limbo. Previously, […]

Fed Set to Impose Another Big Rate Hike to Fight Inflation

In an effort to stem inflation, the Fed this week is set to announce another interest rate hike. Together with its previous rate increases, the Fed’s moves will make borrowing costlier for individuals and companies and likely weaken the economy over time. Read More from AP News.

NJ warehouse market still red-hot despite economic headwinds

As the debate rages over warehouses’ unprecedented expansion in the state, demand for warehousing throughout New Jersey continues to exceed supply, pushing rents up and vacancies down, and driving growth to record highs in the state’s northern and central regions. Such is the bullish picture from the latest industry surveys released Monday, covering the second […]

Atlantic County receives over $521,000 in LEAP grants

The state awarded Atlantic County and 15 of its municipalities approximately $522,000 in grants through the Local Efficiency Achievement Program – or LEAP – according to an Atlantic County news release issued Sunday. The grants are awarded to facilitate shared-services agreements between municipalities that can improve government efficiency and reduce costs to residents. Twenty grants […]

NJ casino, sports and online gambling revenue up 2.2% in June

New Jersey’s casinos, horse tracks and their online partners won $401.5 million from wagers last month, a 2.2% increase from June 2021, according to figures released Friday by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement. So far this year, those entities have won $2.43 billion, a 15.2% increase over the $2.11 billion reported at the […]

Operation Backpack- Bright Futures Start Today

Operation Backpack® connects children in need with a new backpack filled with grade-specific school supplies. At the end of every summer, children in your community are beginning their race toward educational success… A full mile away from the starting line. When a family is living paycheck to paycheck, children learn to make do with what they […]

988 to reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Starting July 16, New Jerseyans will be able to use the new, three-digit number 988 to reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. 988 will be available for call, text, or chat on July 16 for those experiencing a mental health-related or suicidal crisis, or those looking to help a loved one through a crisis. The […]

Next-gen jobs: South Jersey educators discuss emerging majors, programs

Dr. Barbara Gaba, President, Atlantic Cape Community College-  At our Mays Landing campus, we have established two new career and technical programs in cybersecurity and esports. These programs are aligned with New Jersey’s Technology & Innovation Collaborative and are identified as fields with excellent growth potential in the region. Our cybersecurity program falls under our […]