Dr. Frank DeMaio dies at 90, medicine and history met in one person
Dr. Frank DeMaio, a Vineland legend 90 years in the making, has passed away
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Dr. Frank DeMaio, a Vineland legend 90 years in the making, has passed away
ShopRite is expanding the size and options at its Glassboro store at a cost of almost $15 million to meet evolving demands in how people shop.
New Jersey has established six classes of legal cannabis business activities. Logan zoning under the ordinance now will permit Class 2 businesses, those that manufacture, prepare, and package products. The other categories the state recognizes are: Class 1, growing and cultivating; Class 3, wholesale; Class 4, distribution of plants in bulk from one licensed cultivator to another, or items in bulk from one business to another; Class 5, retailer/consumer sales; and Class 6, courier services for delivering consumer purchases. The state is requiring municipalities to approve ordinances by August...
“In other words, members of the supervisory staff should work ‘down’ and man posts for this 24/7 operation, including weekends and holidays,” the letter states. “A reasonable person, such as an experienced warden, would mandate such occurrences but apparently such course of action has either been simply neglected and/or intentionally avoided.” County Commissioners Director Joseph Derella responded that Alterman was being “disingenuous” about how staff assignments are made and is trying to pit two unions against each other. “As an experienced labor relations attorney, Stuart ...
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